davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
MertiInnnab Der OtfeIn. 2ui

-8ertilgung Der 9tfeln. CUR
@ertilQund Der Oi1teln bat man bisbef nur
bas QusreiBen pber Nusite9en oieles llns
f,uutes angepenbet, tpel9es aaidRrlt4 mics
berbolt tperben muB, fats bisIel6en ni4t
iiberbanO nebmen ioQsn. S9on in rsr
Npt6penOiateit ber fOrtpdbrenOen Misoels
bolang Iiegt Der f9la9enbe 8epeis psr Inns
ar:ldnqli9teit. Die 9tfteln treiben elne febr
tiefge6enbe 9fa6lpur5el, beren 8rore etlpa
20 3oQ, pielfa9 AUDI nod ttefer unter Der
SberflG9e bes 8oDens liegt unb ienDet aus
bieIer ben 6aupttrieb na9 pben, aber AUDI
5eitenpur3eltriebe, Die fait ipagre9t frrts
frieGen, in INNER grOBerer 3abl aus. 2ebs
tere biloen an i6rem @nbe pieber etne 8fa6Gz
frurael unb einen Obertrieb unb er3eugen 10
cine rele Bflan3e. Sti9t pber relbt man
bic Obertriebe ab, 10 entIteben jebe5 Mol
r1elle, es lei benin, baB Die &rone Der @ursei
olei9aeitig perni6tet tpurbe. 8on b.eier @rz
fa6rung ~au5gebenb, bdB MIR cine &erniGz
tuna Der @ur5elfrDne unb bes nberen Sbeileg
Ger Bfablpur3el Die 9iitel pernid)lD, bat
elm 5armer iiingft in elmer 83od iitTenSurd3e
einen 1ntergrunospflug, beiIen SGar Der
Sltr9enbreite entipra9, 8-12 sGpu tief
roGgeben lafen unb babur9 bic i'm lle5erz
noBe pprbanoenen 0iiteln ppGltGEoio auss
e~erpttet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
Qus Georgia.
81 t. Qtrp, 9eorgiu, %. Mug. 1897.
Wert6er 6err Simon!
Sofepb g # r.


NnItott Elm Mittagsi9lGf9en gu balten,
ba9te i9 BEL mir, i4 nil bob AUDI Elm mol
ettpas g2d6eres iiber unier @puntp fir Die
rgsilage" f9rei6en. Sd tpO6ne ieBt i4on Is
Sabre bier in Mt. Mtrb, 9a6erI6am g.,
@a., unb fann baher pobl 3iemli9 genau
ii6er &lima, 2an6 unb 2eute beri6ten, I'M
fer Gpuntp liegt 100 SUP ii6er Dem Meeresz
1piegel unb lit als bus gefunbsIe @onntp i'm
Stadte befdnnt. 9unberte BON 5remoen ldz
Ben ii9 ieben CONNER an Der berrli3en, err
quidenben 2uft unb benz fii6len MafIer unz
1erer 9egenb. Die Musft6t auf Die bluuen
8erge lit rei3enb unb boS &lima Elm Iehr ge@
Tunbes. Nu9 f0nnen mir auf Die belifaten
6rii9te ftol5 iein, tpel3e bier ge5ogen tperben.
Srauben unb Pfirft4e gebeiben ausge3ei9nst
unb ibertrsffen an @ef9mad unO 9rOBe
| ale anberen in Georgia.
3roB aIer SrOdenbeit, tpel6e bteies Sa3r
Die fiblt6en Staten beimIu4te, baben mir
bier bod zine CUTE @rnte geDa6t. Srauben
paren gang bor5iigli3 gerat6en, pfirii3e
iinb ebenfaGs fhDn urb bringen BON $3.50
big So per 8ufbel, 3nei 9erren BADEN Dor
3 eSa6ren ca. 20 Ncres nit 8firIh96dumen
6epflan3t unb erbielten bieIes Safr Die erte
@rnte; i6r 9spinn b%e3ifferte Ii4 auf $4,000.
@emiiIe aler art gebei6t e~benfals prdhtig
unb bringt einen guten Preis, neil i'm 5omz
mer fi9 3ier 10 piele fremDe &Oitgdnger aufz
balten.
Corn berfpri8t I'M QGgemsinsn cine quite
@rnte gu liefern unb tpirb isbt nit so Gents
per 8uIbel be3ablt. &artoffeln brtngen 80
Gents per 8uIbel, iinb qber ni4t 6sionbers
gut gerut6en; Die metten 2eute lieBen Die
aartpffeltdfer gu fehr ii6er6unb nebmen. Sir
gier er6dlt man 1912 Gents per 0uBeno,
fir Butter 15-25 Gents bas Pfunb, ie na4
Der Site. @ei5en uno &Oggen pirb bier
ni6t bel ange6aut, Die bamit beitelten Ssrs
Der eraaben a6er cine CUTE Grnte. @tr BADEN
Dor3iiqli6e 9slsgen6eit, uniere @r5eugniHe
per @ifenbabn mad ben Mdrtten 81 6ringen,
bic Suupt6u4nlinie bur4i4neioet unier
Gountp. @s lit imner nod 2aro gu 9a6en
unb apar gu peri9iebenen Preiien.
81. &u6nen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
Qus Jnoiana.
3ionsbi11e, Snb., "a. aug. 1897.
Wert6er 9err Simon!

3ionsDi1le, Snb., "a. @ug. 1897.
Wertber 9err Simon!
4uf 4nregung S6rerieits pia i9 fpieber
finmdl elm paar 3eilen fir bic n8eilage"
i9retben. SIM glitter BON SO sSa6ren fam ;5
clS bisberer S9Dube, aleinite6snb unb o9re
Weittel, a6er init i9pieligen SGnben nno
triiben @rfabrungm nab Qmerifa. Bon mel
nem IA. Sabre an balf i9 i'm Setbe BEL b!m
@derbuu fletBig NIT unb babe beB6alb mani
de &%enntniie gefammelt, bic i9 bier ben
Wtttteln nnb lmitdnben gendB nit bcierem
@rfolge gu bertpertben fu9te. Oas gelang
mir aa3 in 10 peit, baB i9 iebt in meinen
alien Sagen mein 9utes @ustommen Gab:.
Ntatirli9 tparen SleiB upb Spariamteit
tets mein 4ugemmerf. Bon OeutI9leno
aus tpuBte i9, baB R%ibsnfutter i'm 9er6it
uno Winter als @riab fir @riinfutter un0
CUR W}il4er5eugung ni6t iibertroffen nsrten
lam unb 10 bef4loB ib bor ein;g:n Sa6ren,
3uderritben ooer Mangelnur3eln gu bauen,
D. +. MIR fir ben @ebrau9 meines eigsnea
@iebs.
8or 5tpti Sabren purbe in Der NGbe meiz
ner 5arm cine creamery eingeri6tet, an
ipel9e i3 inn Spmmer meine Mil9 ~bertuufte.
Sci Der @erfitterung BON @riinfutter er6ielt
i9 fir Die Mil4, Der Site na9 gere3net,
70 Gents per 100 pfunb, einige bon meinsn
Na96arn er6ielten nur go Gents. DIS ba5
Srinfutter auf Der Neige SIM. ~fiitterte i9
Hltben unb Gornfpober; iebe Sub befdm
einsn @tmer boG 3ertpBene &ii6sn 5pei Mal
beg Soges, pObur3 Der 5ett3ebult Der ytil5
beOeutenb 8unahm, fobaB iGj SIS gu $1.2O per
100 Bfuno er6islt, mas meine engli19zamez
ritanif4en Na4barn ni9t 5utpege 6rilgsn
tonnten troy alien @prns, lpst9s5 Iie perfiitz
terter.
SoQte elmer pber Der anbere Der 2efer ner
rgetlage" biermtt einen @srIu6 muDea
molten, 10 pirb er ben unter19ieb i9nea berz
aus finbsn 5tpif9en &ibenz unb @ornfuttcr;
Die Gtb:n MAIDEN Die Butter au9 6alt6arer,
gebsn ibr cine i@Onere gelbe Sarbe unb eir.n
beferen @ef4mad. Serner lit Der @rtraa
eipss &cres &iiben grDBer, als BEL anberea
Sutterpflan5en, B. 3. psrn bas 2an6 quit az
biingt 1T unb BON l1nfraut rein gebalten
lpirb.
Sreunbli@ft griiBenb
SenrD &D9ler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
Qus uebrasfa. = Rbabarberwein
gebar 8luffg, Ne6., 26. Qu

gebar bluffs, Ne6,, 26. Dug.
Wertber 6err &ebatteur!
Die 9almfrii9te naren bier BEL uns fur3
uno oas @prn 1T 3uriid, neil es CUR pflan5z
3eit gu troden mar un6 bic @9neioepiirmer
lopie bic 9opber Die pflan5en ruinirten;
biele 5eloer muBten neu 6epflanat perben.
Mu9 bon benz Saatcorn 1T Dieles ni9t auf@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-09-01
2lus oem Staat 211iffifiippi.
MsrtapIb. Drill. %. Dug. ]

WerfgDIb, Wftf1, Y, Nug. 1875
@ertber 9err &eoafteur!
SIN Na4itebenben min i4 S9nen uro Den
tpertben 2e1ern Der n8eilage" mitt9etlen, mas
mir felt Der ueberI 9tpemmung i'm 2aufe Die
1es @ommers erle6t BADEN. Die 2ebtere baI
uns brett psnig G9aben 3ugefiigt, mas aber
binterber fun, lit Der GrtpG3nung tpsrtb
Oas ELECTROMAGNETIC bat 3ismltd
piel S9lamm abgelagert, unb als Der antrr15,
troden gu psrOen, perbreitete ii4 tpOd6enlana
ein Sc 1tant, ben ib niat gu bei9reiben Der
mag, man muB i'm ielbt gero6en 9aben. 81
glei@er 3eit bat fi9 cine feline 5liege ben'ertz
bar genlu9t, ettpas grDBer ais bic getpO9nlI9'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
orr BONDS BID ron TWICE OYER.
vernryo = Co. ana Kuhn, LeeS = &c. May
Get All the $40. 900, 900 . Lee nc los. o1s.

veruryo = Co. ana Kuhn, LesS = Ce. May
Get All ths Slo. 900. 900 . l.Ss at Ios.o1s
The opening OF the bids for slO.0bs, O1l.27 Of
BE per cent. gold-bearing. non.taxable bonds OF
the city OF New York drew q largo crowd Of
bankers and Wall street mon to tho Comp
troller's office yesterday afternoon. There were
thirty.eight bidders, and the total amount
Of their bids was 500, 1855, 2e7. vermilye &
Co., who took the entire issue OF R18,0 00, 900
which was sold last November. will probably
get tho bonds. In conjunction with Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. they offered 1o5.912 for the whole
issue. A certified check for S2l2,947.03 ac-
companied the bid.
j. p. Morgan & Co., Harvey Fisk & Sons. and
Blake Bros. & Co.. bidding together, offered
1O3.lA7 for tho whole or none Of S3,000,0 900 Of
dock bonds and 102.437 for the whole or any
part OF the rest OF tho issue. Tho highest single
bid was that of J. NJ. Freeman, who asked for
100000 at H. ana 500, 900 at Ill. As the bids
were not accompanied by a certified check for
2 per cent. of the amount, which is required as
The next highest bids wero from tho Fidelity
and Deposit Company OF Maryland, of which II.
+ Bonds dsn at 1878 and m%"t Tie National SaYs stSnds ar In.
surance Company for $4,000 at l07.sO. The
9th ,p, bids Sn,d ranged sTs a isom tbs 10 pF1 Tsr dSTn e 3 par ar
their earning power will be 3 10 100 per cent.
The earning power Of the sic, ooO.o 900 which
tho firm bought last November was 3 23-100
per cent.
The present issue includes 81, 100000, duo in
1916, for additional water stock; 81. O27, 23S.47
schoolhouso bonds, due in 1916 si6o.o00. due
in 1916, for new stock for the Street Cleaning
Department; S4o9, 900, due in 1918, for land for
$35O.OOO, due In 1918, for new buildings for the
Charities Department; $3.50, 900. duo In 1918.
for building for the Correction Department;
100000. duo in 1918, for new water mains;
$4,000 Of Police Department bonds, due In
1918; S949, O36. 80, duo in 1918. for tho opening
OF now streets and parks; 1857, $40. Os, due In
1918, for the Fort Washington Park, $3.50;
ADJ. 90. due in 1913, for the now coure house for
and 100000 Of dock improvement bonds.
due in 1927.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
Proposals.

NEW YORK STATE C~ANALs-NoTICE TO CON.
~ ~RACToRS.-onnce OF the Superintendent OF Pub
Is iss7 Works. Albany N y Wednesday, July ai's
Pursuant to chapter 20. Laws of 1895. chapter 7sA
1887, sealed proposals viii be received by the super.
iptsndsnt Of Public Works, az his ONCE In Albany.
noon OF that day for the following pieces Of work.
proposal for each piece Of work Hereinafter desisS.
mated must be accompanied by 4 draft on some good
Sany: issued By a nj na.i tas 't or STATE SsT bank aSfh In O. good ati
credit within a9 p the STATE, payable at sight to the sgpsrin:
T ,,,n. be ! . per . cent !; of Of the proposed. and will be re
of the work: the amount OF labor bond REQUIRED ON
execution Of contract Will be 40 per cent. OF the pro-
fcrmanee OF contract on execution OF contract viii be
G seop Sem"M1ppLE DIVISION,
fr9% a 70 pG q ps,1 1oS 100 feet sse, west ss,, Of g. e Ts;n ,,lds, k ko.s
Bridge a nS Nsw London d a distance Of 5 ~ miles.
For Improving the Middle Division OF the Erie Canal
from a point 100 feet west Of Main street Road Bridge
willie E SSaT R5i asT No 70 50; . a SIstapps Of s y miles.
For i1HrHfHI n. sn@meD Pixisi DlVt If the Fri.
S saaS b 5TS% a \, point q :, 100 . n fee, T ,ss ,s ?, DUR Dn5h az yIL.
Boston Road Bridge. a distance Of s.oa miles. Il NO."
ror G;oSTkAST 80 %151i DIVISION:
Bridge 70 a psIn. 100 tsss east Of batternus c sssf
Ass=teSoSSs Tk ssS.fA So - s 50 IDS DIVISION.
from a point Iao feet Z n east Of pi Bussern El 'e CREEK el.e I 1Sns.
duct to q point 100 feet east Of the Upper Hollow
Quoin OF Lock No. 40. . distance OF 5. 80 miles.
NO. 28-MIDDLE DIVISION.
For improving the Middle Division OF the Erie Canal
from a point 100 feet west Of the Lower Hollow
Quoin OF Lock No. 81 to a point 100 feet west OF Gen.
terport Road Bridge. a distance of 5 SO miles.
NO. 27-MIDDLE DIVISION.
For improving the Middle Division OF the Erie
Canal from q point 100 feet west OF Centerport Road
Bridge to a point 100 feet west Of Crane BROOK
AQueduct, a distance Of SOB miles.
No. 2S-MIDDLE DIVISION.
For improving the Middle Division of the Erie
Canal from 4 point 100 feet west OF Crane Brook
Aqueduct 10 the east line OF Wayne county. q dis
CONTRACT NO. s6-MIDDLE DIVISION.
For raising the towing path OF the oswego Canal
IRON Lock No. z to Guard Lock No. 3. and work con-
nected herewith. a distance Of ). so miles.
Plans, specifications. notices and form OF CONTRACT
may be seen from the date OF publication of this no.
tict to tho dale fixed for the receipt OF proposals, az
the ONCE of the Superintendent OF Public Works in
Albany, n. V, and at the ONCE Of Thomas Wheeler,
Assistant Superintendent Of Public Works In syria.
euse, n. Y, and at the ONCE of r. G. Lay, Assistant
superintendent OF Public Works In Rochester, y. Y.
All proposals for the above work must be addressed
to the sup rintendent OF Public Works at Albany, y.
Y. and must be endorsed on envelope, Proposal fog
Contract No. -, Middle Division" The right is ro-
served TO reject any or all bids.
GEORGE w. ALDRIDGE.
Superintendent OF Public Worka-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
IRvINGToN ASSESSMENT ROLL.
A Heavy Hncrense-The List Swollen b,
%, OoO.O 900 in Personal Property.

%, 300 o in Personal Property.
Tho assessment roll Of the village of Irvington
has been filed by the assessors with tho Village
Clerk. and next Tuesday has been appointed as
the day for the hearing Of complaints. Tho roll
10 in marked contrast to those of previous years.
In many instances the increase seems startling,
and many protests are expected.
The assessors have enrolled nearly S3.0oo.o 900
of personal property which has never been as
sessed before. This action is in accordance with
the decision OF the State Tax Board, and com.
plies with the direction made by Justice Keogh
OF the Supreme Court, who recently threatened
TO indict several boards OF assessors. because
'n oSs e'S Of pV sh sss asse psDpeptts IS IS III th aIn OF p1iq EdWin
Gould. who is put down for 100000 personal
IRasiPeS Gould Thi 81 as Is sss s sop on amount ,Se Psr a, Miss
roll. Some of the largest assessments are these:
Ardsley Casino Company, $3.50 300; Hannah
slodsett. $50 900; l! 3. cooksie $4,000. 'puesrH per,
sS1sl oo 800 goo; Mary Cv l. . Cslysr'' gs5s S6oi
1 ooo: CARROLL D9Si ID DjunSSss 1ioo Sa1 Persona lcoos PERSONAL sa@S,i
90 sa 1000 ;,o6 M nn6: Msrg Durham n $4,000 N.r.d psrii
F ffeGSGS; W a!"e suit RaWS 500 S .eee.pe PERSONAL saIo $50:
SSS; Nancy = g. 5: GG5 e%s. pe ssSi SG0i s] gsgSSoo:i annie saa;'
Hoe, personal 100000; Richard N. Hoe. per
s sSsa L6 $4,000 s:m Mars; H sse g; o5 H,ndEl 4 s S"s.t S9o:
sen $l2o.OOO personal 100000: Mrs. John b.
Mairs 500 00o, personal 800, OOO; George
Mairs. personal $IO0, 900; George H. Morgan,
$4,000 as executor Sarah s. Morgan. per.
900; Emma. o. Matthiesen. personal $50. 1000;
Henry Parrish 800. 500. personal $4,000;
600. personal $4,000. George W. smith.
sonal 800 900: Eliphalet Wood $3.50, 900,
personal $25, 900; William Walker $4,000,
personal $4,000; Mary Whitehouse $4,000,
personal $50. ZOO; Rebecca Wendell $4,000
personal 100000; Lucien c. Warner $3.50 900,
personal 500. 00O;.C. C. Worthington. Ss6, 600;
John Brisben Walker, $4,000; John @. Wen
Wendell, $4,000; Ella Wendell. $780, OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
Live stock Market.

NEW York. Thursday. July o8.-Receipts of beeves
were ! .048 head; all consigned direct to siaughtercrs.
No trading; feeling steady. Dressed beef steady at
0a@sc. v n. for poor to prime native sides. Cables
lOiac. Y n. dressed weight; American refrigerated
beef at 7las7'sc. v n. Exports to-day, 40 beeves;
tomorrow, none.
Receipts or caves, all for the market. were 20 head
800 head on sale. all told. Steady, but very dull
About $50 head unsold. Veals sold at sac Oh. 10 y
100 ms; Western calves at 1878. Dressed calves
generally dull; city dressed vpnls. 7.aUc. n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs, all for the market
were b. SO7 head; 2Sl2 cars on sale. all told. Prices
dun and dragging throughout. About IL cars were
carried over, Sheep sold at 63G04.25 y 100 ms;
lambs at e4.2b6s 80. so. Dressed mutton, 7aSLc. -
n; dressed lambs. 7Csplc.
Receipts OF hogs were 1850 head, including a9n
head on sale. Lower at 81. l0Sei. 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30

Futures here closed quiet. with prices unchanged to 5
points higher. The total sales were 10. $50 bags,
Havre and Hamburg were unchanged. Rio was steady
at unchanged prices; receipts. $4,000; stock. 262, 900:
exchange. q 1,l6d.. a decline OF Lied. Santos was
quiet and unchanged: receipts, $4,000; stock. +5S, 900.
There was very little disposition to sell to-day, and
prices ruled steady In the face of large receipts at Rio
and Santos.
NAVAL sroREs-Spirits Of turpentIne nrm at qsiao
2Sc.; rosin steady at go for commo TO good
strained.
PErRoLEUN-Crude certificates were unquoted hero
and In OIL City. Refined unchanged.
PRovIsIoNs-Lard dull. Prime. S4.4o. Pork inactive
but hrm. Ness. ssess.so. Tallow. sisc. Butter
1sc. Chicago. July 29.-"Provisions ruled higher.
closing hrm at outside prices; a good advance all
around. The buying was mainly by packers against
cash sales Of product. and the selling was scattered.
The situation on provisions Is strengthening. Values
arc now based on supply and demand. and an in.
crease in the speculative trade will add materially to
prices.'
suGAR-Raw dull but steady; So test. BIC; 90.
test, Sac. Sales 5000 bags centrifugals 96o test
at sac. Refined quiet but steady.
WooL-Tha Wool Exchange quotes pulled woods
secured basis). as follows: Fine A. $50 4oc.: A supers,
3BSSTc.; b supers. 3S&S5c.; c supers. $50 SOC; nne
%conibing. 85Ge31c.; combins. 3lIs3sc.; California,
finest, 40S42c.; California, second. 389 40c.; West.
ern, extra s5eSa6c'; Western, super. 3oS3sc.; West
CHICAGO. July 29.-These were to.day's prices:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
pRorosAL.s FOR ANNUAL srrpL1Es nor tn,

PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL SUPPLIES Tor the
L UNITED STATES MARINE
!. S, Marine Corps, Quartermaster's ONCE. Washing.
ton, d. c.. July 20. ~lss7.-Sealed proposals in du-
phcat' viii he received ut this ONCE until l2 o'clock
noon on the 10th day of August, 1892. to furnish
three hundred 5000 rubber coats. Blank specirca-
tons and proposals can be- obtained, and standard
samples examined. upon application to the quar-
termasier at Washington. D.. g.. and the Assistant
Bhia, Pa. and the Commanding oricer at Marine
barracks. Brooklyn, y. Y. aud Boston, Mass. The o.
S. reserves the riSht to reject any ami all bids and 70
waive defects. Bids from manufacturers or regular
dealers In supplies only will be considered. Proposals
should he Endorsed proposals for rubber coats"
and addressed to the Quartermaster, U. S. Marine
Corps, Washington, l. Q.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30

Cotton was quiet but nrmer to-day. The liverpool
news was better than had been expected in view OF
the decline here yesterday. but the rise to-day was
due more to manipulation than to any other fac
gust and the rest OF the list advanced In sympathy.
The news, II anything. was bearfsh. The rains have
ceased east of tho Mississippi and the weather in most
sections OF tho cotton belt ia now very favorable.
Rains were reported to-day at several Texas points,
the total precipitation in the State being 2.28 inches.
Continued fair weather 10 predicted for tonight and
Friday in all sections OF the cotton belt. The spot
market hero was frmer but less active and the South
ern spot markets were dull.
CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dull but steady; No. 4.
7Sc. Sales LOO bags desirable No. 2 ut 7i2c. and
900 bags Maracaibo on private terms Tho future
trading w A a n Il fnllara.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
NABBED WITH os PAWN TICKETS.
They Represented %, 5OO>A Now Kinchln In,
Worked SUCCESSFULLY.


Charles Gabler, Jr., a young musician, was
held In 81 ,OCO bail for trial in General Sessions
by Magistrate Hedges in the Yorkville Court
yesterday for having got an autoharp valued
at S75 from s. G. Stuart Of % East Thirty.
third street on false representations He Is said
TO have swindled other musical instrument
dealers and to have committed a number Of
thefts. When arrested sixty pawn tickets,
representing = ZOO, were found on him.
Gabler Is also said to be the man who during
the past two months has robbed children OF
their jewelry. On meeting well-dressed boys
or girls in the street he would tell them that
their rings or watches were not gold, and get
this. When he got possession of the jewelrT
he would make some excuse to go around the
corner and that would be the last seen of him.
II the child could not get the ring off his or her
fingers, he used a pair of jewellers pincers,
which he carried, to cut the ring of.
The young man is SAID to be addicted to the
excessive. use Of morphine. When arraiened
In court, he pleaded not guilty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
3faal Aotires.

SCPREME COURT OF II STATE OF NEW YORK
y First Judicial Department. jim the Matter q, the Ap-
plicatiOn OF the Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missioners OF the city OF New York FOR tho appoint
ment OF three Commissioners to determine whether .
Rapid Transit Railway or Railw ays for the convey
ancr and transportation of persons and property. rs
determined by the said Board. ought 10 be C~onstrurt-
ed and operated, -Application No. l Upper Route.
Public notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned,
Arthur ID. Williams. John Sabine smith. and George
W. Young, having, by an order OF the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court for tho First Judicial
Department. entered In the above entitled matter,
aud bearing date the second day OF July, 1897, been
appointed Commissioners under and in pursuance 4
Chapter I OF the Laws OF 1901, entitled IAN
act TO provide for rapit transit railw ays In
cities OF over one million inhabit ants as
amended by Chapters lOs and h58 Of tns
Laws OF 1874. CHAPTER 80 OF the Laws or l~Hi.
and Chapter 72Y OF the Laws II 1880, to deter
mine anu report after public hearing OF ali parti' .
Interested whether the railroad Determined upon ~
OF the city OF New York, and mentioned IN the p'li'
ton OF the said Board presented 10 the said Appellate
Division on or about the 9Th day OF June, 1875. and
nled In the onice OF the Clerk or the said APP "!ltta
structed and operated, do hereby appoint Monday.
the ninth day or August, 1897. at eleven u'ClurI ~
the forenoon, at the once OF the Board Of i.rIIl
Transit Railroad commissioners OF the City ~ So"
York. at No. 900 Broadway. In the cry Of Sew N.rE.
hH the time and place Of their irst sitting. and that ~
such sitting. and BucI al IUurned siItings a. nay
be- thereafter held, they VIII hear all persons inter-
ested IN the said matter.
Datcd New YORK, 2Sth July. 1897.
AkTHrR u. WILLIAMS
jobs SABINE SMITH
q. ". YOUNG.
PARSONS. SHEPARD 4 OGDEN.
TRACY, BOAkDMAN q PLATT,
Attorneys for Rapid Transit BsAfN
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10 run snAREr,OLprns or Trrn
Equitable Gas Light and
New York and East River Gas Companles

In view OF tho recent legislation providing for the
reduction of the price Of gas In the city Of New York.
IL has seemed 10 many stockholders advisable TO
unite the properties and interests OF the two com.
panies. Such an association OF Interest," will enable
the management 10 introduce many economics, and
to compete more effectively with the larger gas com.
pantss. 1t win also enable better service to be rem.
dered to the public. IL ia. therefore, proposed TO
form q new corporation, aud TO exchange the shares
OF tho present companies for new securities as may
be hereafter determined. The undersigned will act
a. depositary OF the stock OF both companies, Ger.
tincates for which must be Endorsed in blank and de.
posted with II, and certificates OF deposit will DO Is.
sued.
II more than two-thirds Of the shares Of the re-
spectivo companies are deposited with the UNDER
signed before September /, 1897. or other date
limited by the undersigned, It has been agreed that
q plan OF reorganization shall be formulated and pub
lished within thirty days thereafter. II two.thirds of
tho shares of both companies are not so deposited, the
share certificates are to be returned TO depositors. It
has further been agreed that any depositing share
holder dissatisfied with the allotment of new socurt-
ties under such plan, when published. will be en-
titled. at his option, to DO paid in cash as follows:
al For each share tpar 5000 or
Tho Equitable Gas Light Com
ESQ in oanh
CD For each share (par e1OO) OF
the Preferred Stock or Tho New
York and East River Gas COM
o11B In cash
tD.) For each share (par 8lOO) OF
the Common stock or The Now
York and East River Gas Com
$50 IN cam
A syndicate has been formed to provide the funds
necessary to pay for the stock OF depositing share
holders who may not assent to plan.
II holders of certificates issued by undersigned do
not, within four woeks after tho nrst publication Of
notice OF the plan (such publication to be in tho New