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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17
De H NOticier0

i xAi sefOr Gardner, ell del CIrcO ecues
ire en- la la isla donde Sc encuentre:
Esta Imprenta contesta por ultima
vez & sus telegramas con estas palabras
Els usted quien debe mandar a reco
ger los impresos Coamo, abonando su
importe y los gastos por usted ocasio-
nados. Y no decimos mas por ahora.
Nora: Suplicamos a La CowesoOn-
0encia, LA DEMoCRACIA y demas cole
gas amigos, la reproduction, hasta nue.
vo aviso. de este reclamo, y, a la reef
proca.>
Quien desee utilizar en- toda la isla
los servicios de la persona que ha des-
cubierto ell insecto roedor de la varilla
de cafe, para su extirpacion absolute,
puede di,igirse don Fermfn Domfn-
guez, que reside en- GALES, 8 a don
Juan Jimenez Ruiz en- esta ciudad, ca
lie del Leon, fonda Ell 7uchuelo.
Ell seflor Domfnguez, que es quien
ha descubierto y extirpa ell insecto,
ofrece pruebas fehacientes de su COM
petencia en- la materia, con atestados de
muchos hacendados agricultores del
rico grano. Asegura la extirpacion.
Precios convencionales.
Ponce, Julio 13 de 1997.-2-m-a.
Por compromises contrafdos con ell
teatro de Arecibo, no vendra 8 Ponce
en- esta semana, como Sc dijo, la COM
panfa de Roncoroni. Vendra fines de
este mes, subiendo la escena obras
-" anarato y nuevas para este pn-
de gran g
blico.
Sc ha alberto un abono de IL funcio- |
nes, del cual esta hecho cargo el agen-
70 de teatros nuestro amigo don Luis >. |
Vazquez.
FL establecimiento veterlnarlo de don
Elias Fernandez sc ha trasladado Ia
misma calle del Comercio al frente del
local donde estaba instalado.
Ponce, Agosto II de 1897.
l-l5v.
Hemos recibido ell ultimo namero de
la Recista Blanca, de Mayaguez, tan
galana amena como siempre.
Entire los grabados figura ell retrato
de Ia ioven escritora Carmela Eulate.
De nuestro querido colega FL Sdstre
del CanspiUo
<Tiempo es va de que nuestro Ayun
tamiento Sc coupe eriamente de la ad-
quisici6n de un cocAe cellular, para con-
ducir los presos a la Aqdiencia:
De ese modo nos eyltaremos Ell trls-
te POGO edifcante espectaculo que
presenciamos, cssi diarlo, al ser con
ducidos los juicios orales los presun-
tos delicuentes, atados eodo con codo
y atravesando para clio las calles mas
centrioas de la poblacidn.
Ademas; bien puede ocurrir que mu-
chos de esos infelices, expuestos asf
la vergiienza pnblica, resulten inocen-
iquien les quita, entonces, las mo-
lestias y el sonroio que Sc les ha hecho
pasar?
Yea ESQ ell Ayuntamiento.
Don Odon Florensan solicita tres
herreros dos carpinteros que conozcan-
con perfection ell oficio. 14-l5l
Sc vende un elegante tocador de Sc
nora, con piedra de marmol de medic
uso. Aquf Sc inforrlara. s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17
SONETO

Dame, Senior, la firme voluntaH,
compaf1era sosten de la virtud,
la que sabe en- ell golfo hallar quietua,
en- medic de las sombras claridad
la quo trueca Ell teson la yeleidad,
ell ocio en- perenal solicitud,
las asperas tiebres en- salud,
y los torpes engailos en- verdad.
Y asf conseguira mi corazon
one los favores que tn amor debf,
te ofrezcan algan fruto en- galardon
tn, Senior, conseguiras asf,
que no pierda en- mi torpe confusion
Ia imagen bella que pusiste en- mi.
.4delardo Lopez de Ayo1o,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17
Herd James, 5000 por decomiso d

Herd James, 5000 por decomiso d.
armas.
Felipe Perez Argumosa 5000 POI
deterioro de mercancfas, que sc supuse
era contrabando de guerra.
Otras estan pendientes de dictamen y
por ahora no Sc presentaran.
Nuestro estimado colega La Ligo
Aragonesa publica un energico artfculo
protestando de las manifestaciones be-
chas por ell sehor Canovas respecto q la
falta de organization y de fuerzas vi
vas del partido liberal de Zaragoza.
Despues de narrar 10 ocurrido en- es
tas elecciones de diputados a Cortes,
en- las cuales tuvo ell seTlor Moret nueve
mil votos, y de asegurar que la aristo-
cracia aragonesa, la Universidad, ell
foro, la bancs, las artes, ell comercio,
la propiedad la masa obrera pertene-
cen en- su mayorfa al partido liberal, u
que ell sefior Castellano no cuenta allf
C on mas elementos que con ell puramen-
BE personal, termina con ell siguiente
pa rrafo:
xY para concluir por hoy, consigna-
mos, como otras veces 10 hemos hecho,
que 81 senior Moret, cuyOs actos dcei,t0 |
sin distingos el partioto liberal de lara |
toza en- su coryu,ato y en- sus detnttes, |
sera diputado eftaliefo for Zoro9oza.s
Dice Ell Liberal, del 27 (:
Insisti6se mucho aver en- que ell Go
bierno tenfa telegramas POGO satisfac-
torios, transmitidos desde la Habana,j
ajenos por complete al curse de la
guerra adn las luchas de los parti-
dos polfticos insulares.
De tener algun fundamento ell rumor,
habrfa de creerse que la satisfaccion
dada por ell general Weyler los CO.
merciantes presos en- la Habana y pues-
tos por el en- ibertad, no ha sido esti
mada como reparacion sufciente al
agravio qae entienden haber recibido,
que por consecuencia, reclaman del
dicha autoridad otros actos que no pa
rece dispuesto realizar ell gobernadorl
general.
En- los centros oficiales sc negaba la
existencia de los telegramas que alu-
dimos, asegurandose, por ell contrario,
que toda noticia particular EN- aquel
sentido que sc reciba en- Madrid, debeI
= considerable como de origen sospe
SDt
chose.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17
SEGUIDILLAS

Oy6 un sordo que un mudo
lie llamo pillo,
= al yer que Sc pegaban
para impedirlo,
corrfa un COLO.
; ;Asi 10 ha dicho an ciego
que 10 VIC todo !!
Que Luis dice que tienes
labios de grana,
encendidos y rojos
comos dos ascuas?
Pues va Sc entoDces
por que sc ha chasmucado
Luis el bigote T..
x~&
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17

-Mama-dice Juauito-lc has COM
prado un piano mi hermanita 70
quiero que me compress una bicicieta.
II Para que, hijo mfo
Para echar correr cuando mi her
mana Sc ponga a tocar..
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17

, por los seflores Crusellos Hermano y
Co. (Habana) reune todas las condicio-
nes inapreciables, hasta ell extreme de
qne lie hacen incompatible, por au ex-
lcelencia, respecto de cuantOs son fabrl
cados en- esta Isla, y aan en- ell extran-
Igero.
Ese magnffco jab6n Sc halla de ven-
ia en- todas las perfumerfas.
De Ciales comunican La Cores
pondencia que ell cabo de municipales
Iy el guardia Ricardo Umpierre han
componteado horriblemente al honrado
lciudadano Ramon Miranda.
tl Qnlen desee comprar pOtrOs cerrerOs
domados para silla 8 coche, puede di-
rigirse en- Salinas don Ramon Caba-
Hero en- esta ciudad, calle del Sol MI.
nero 2.
Tambien vende novillos domados.
Julio 13 1897. 3-m-a
Por Caguas circular rumores de qne
en- la maflana del sabado nltimo apare-
cieron varios panteones con las lapidas
rotas; contAndose entire ellos los de
los senores Sola, Cardona, Alvarez y
Martin.
Dicese que algunos de los interesa-
dos han establecido formal denuncla
de hecho tan escandaloso.
Hasta la fecha Sc ignora quienes sean
los autores.
Tn telegrama:
MaricaO Is.
Ponce.
Debidamente autorizado agradecere
haga constar pr6ximo n1mero para evil
tar malas interpretaciones, que comuni-
cado publicado en- edicion del 3 no Sc
retiere en- NADIA al apreciable y digno Gu
ra de la aldea Saenz.- Correspoaasol,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17
OCUSLITA
DR., JUAN RAMOuELL
MSdtco Gru)CnO

Jefe de clfnica de- DIR. w ecker
en- Paris. segun certifcado.
Ofrece sus servicios calle de Ia
Marina n1mero II
Practica toda clase de opera
clones.
Prescribe toda clase de vldrlos
Horas de consaha de 9 & II POI
Ia maiana y de 3 & S por La t.r-
dc.
Mayagiez, Marc IL 1891. . M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17

Sc vende-Un alambiquito de cobre,
de la cabida de galones, por 80 pesos
InformarAn en- Las tres b. II
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17

Desde la Aldea Saenz nos ha escrito
don Francisco E. Montanez, suplican-
donos hagamos pablioo que el no es au-
tor de un comunicado que apareci6 en-
la DEMocRAc1A, suscrito por .Avsspo.
Queda complacido el senior Montaflez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17

;Oio, oio!-Se desean comprar 20 es-
/, antes de tachuelo tea, que tengan 4
ysras de largo.
Infermsrkn en- Las tres B. els
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-08-17

MULAS. Al contado a plazos.
Cerreras y domadas.
Dirijirse don Vicente Usera, Plaza
Principal.-Ponce, u de Febrero de
1897. s M. d.
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sHEEHAx,s NAME on THE BRIEF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Says II Was Used
ySitheut Authority In Price's SUIT.

Ex-Iieutensnt-Governor Says II was Usea
without Authority In Frice's SUIT.
A motion of Lawyer Richard F. Price to en-
Join certain parties from collecting or disposing
of 1--WE notes Of his for $50 each was denied yes
terday by Justice Pryor OF the Supreme Court
without comment. Price owed Maggie c. Jor-
dan $500 and gave to George Mann a power Of
attorney to collect the money due him for legal
services and take up the notes. 1t was alleged
that although Mann collected about $40. there
are still five of the $50 notes outstanding. Mann
says he retained only what was due him.
When the motion came up early in the week
Price asked for an adjournment. and the state
ment was made in his behalf that William F.
Sheehan was to argue the case. but was absent
in Albany. Justice Pryor would not adjourn the
case, but, after argument. took briefs. The brief
submitted by Price bore the name of William +.
Sheehan as counsel.
PENDANTS, communicated with Sheehnn to ascer-
tain II he was in fact employed In the case: This
letter from Mr.. Sheehan was subsequently sub
mitted to Justice Pryor:
Ira Leo BaWber0er.
DEAR SIN: A gentleman claiming TO be Richard y.
Price called yesterday and inquired II / had been con.
suited with reference to . law suit in which he was
interested. to which i replied ! had not and knew
nothing about 1t. He stated that q friend of his had
promised to consult me in the action. No person had
any authority 70 state TO the court that was counsel
in the case. and the representation that / was In Al
bany was not true. II my name appears upon the
brief submitted TO the court it Is unauthorized. 1
know none of the parties connected with the htsar
WILLIAM y. sHEEuAA.
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DADYs "HAYANA CONTRACT"
Hf HeAs Get ut, Maybe He'll Buila . Castie-iu
Bpain-wtth Hts Ray.

Hf He's Get E, Maybe He'll Buld . Castle-in
spain-with Hts Ray.
Col. Michael J. Dady Of Brooklyn, contractor
and versatile Republican statesman, cabled yes
terday from Havana to his friends In Brooklyn,
saying that he was about to leave for home
with Engineer Byrnes, also Of Brooklyn, and
would probably arrive on Monday. Dispatches
from Havana reported that Col. Dady had made
q contract with the city Of Havana to undertake
sewer and street improvements to the value Of
S15. 900, 900. 1t was said that tho municipality
had issued $l2, 100000 In city bonds to Mr..
Dady as security. and that the work would
neccssitate the employment of 1000 or moro
workmen.
There has been precious little excitement
among workmen, contractors, or financiers
over these reports. Col. Dady said before no
left for Cuba that the only object of his visit
was to close the contract. His cablegram an
nouncing his return said nothing Of contracts.
A man Of this city who knows the financial
habits of the city Of Havana said yesterday:
THE dispatches do not ring truo. The Govern
ment, it is true. has for years planned improve.
the money for them, and has now less than ever.
Bonds issued for the payment of foreign con-
issssS move Ssn arg sf iiks,g ago 10 s BE- f ssiii l snsS sSiabi s0nf Il
doesn't seem to me that any wide-awake New
York contractor would have any use for q
Part Of the debt of the city of Havana is 3d.
100000. on which the city pays per cent. in
cured by the water works. the city buildings,
and, in fact, by pretty much all the municipal
property. The first mortgage Is held by the
Spanish Bank Of the Island of Cuba, which Is
the administrator OF. the city revenues. This
bank, accordingly. collects the taxes and out of
these pays itself the interest on the first mort.
gage bonds. The residue 10 turned over to tho
holders OF the second mortgage of $4,000, 900.
The interest on these bonds is constantly In ar
rears. 1t does not appear where SIS. 100000 for
Col. Dady Is to come. There Is a large debt out
side of these mortgages.
Col. Dady's contracts in this country have al
ways been OF moderate dimensions and his
wealth has been estimated at not much more
than $3.50 900.
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WOMAN ARREs1ED FOR BURGLARY


Her Pai. . Man. Caught Robbing . Saloon
while She Watched Oatside.
Policeman Hale saw a man In Patrick Farley's
saloon at 422 Second avenue at 8 o'clock yester-
day morning. When ho ran to the rear no
found a young woman standing at a window Of
tho saloon, the bars of which had been wrenched
aside.
He put the woman under arrest. and arrested
the man as he came out through the window.
In the station house the man described him
self as Lawrence Reilly. % years old. of 1910
Second avenue. The woman said she was Carrie
BamberRer, 25 years old. and that she lived with
her sister in East Twenty-fourth street
Hale went back to the saloon and found that e
near the window. apparently for removal.
When, arraigned In Yorkville Police Court
olary. 'The woman, who was also charged with
Burglary, said she was with Reilly when he went
into the saloon. but that she did not know
what he was going in there for. Both were held
for trial.
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he Put Handcuns on Mitchell and inca Tee
His watch.

nc y - W AIkS-C - s.O- Nv
His watch.
While walking through Washington square Q
week ago Maurice Mitchell, the son Of q clothier
ut 751 Broadway, met q man who produced Q
pair of handouts and said:
Young man, I am Policeman Kennedy and
I want you"
Young Mitchell was too astounded to mako
any resistance. and allowed himself to be hand
cufed and led to a deserted part Of the park,
when the man said:
How much money have you
None" replied the young man.
well, I'll see for myself" answered the
alleged. policeman, as he proceeded to search
Mitchell. No money was found, but the stranger
took the young mans gold watch and chain.
Now. when meet you again you must have
some money with you"
With that he ran around tho corner.
Mitchell found Park Policeman Brennan, to
whom he told his story. The policeman took
him to tho MacdouRal street station, where the
irons were removed from his wrist.
On Wednesday evening Brennan saw a man
and placed him under arrest. Young Mitchell
was sent for and identified him as the man. The
prisoner said his name was James Williams, but
refused his address. When arraigned In the JEFF
ferson Market Police Court yesterday he was
held for trial In 81, 900 bonds.
Young Mitchell frequently carries large sums
Of money from his fathers place of business TO a
ing so crosses Washington square. 1t Is thought
Williams supposed the young man was on one of
those errands and expected to get q large sum OF
money.
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PEyxsK1rANIA,s VIEW CAPITOL.
ODpoaitioa WIthdrawn to the GovernoF,s Plan
orspendinE $3.50, 900 for the Structure.

Opposition Withdrawn 10 the GovernoF's Plan
ofsDendinE $3.50, 900 for the Structure.
HARRISBURG. Pa. April SAN agreement has
been reached on the bill to erect n new Capitol
building. Senator Quay had a conference with
Representative Frank B. McClain of Lancaster,
the spokesman of those members who are op-
posed to the Governors views on the new Capt.
tl, at which it was practically decided not to
make a fight against the proposition. The Sena-
tor said he Endorsed the scheme to build a State
house for $55O.OO0 by a commission composed
ofthe Governor, Auditor-General, State Treas
nrer,, President pro tenn. of the Senate, and
Speaker Of the House.
Mr.. McClain replied that he agreed with this
plan, except that he would insist on limiting the
cost of the building, decorations. and furnish.
ings to 81, 0OO.OOO He has agreed to support a
resolution giving it a special order for frst read.
iins on Friday morning. second reading on Mon
On Tuesday. Senator Quay favors the Govern.
or's plan, and has asked his friends in the House
TO vote for the bill. This insures Its speedy
passage,
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srARrED A HORSE; FINED $50.
This Negro Didn't Believe In Feeding q 0
Beast OF Burden.

Thio Negro Didn't Believe In Feeding . o.
Beast OF Burden.
Charles Clay of 80 West Forty.hrst street. a
negro ~janitor. WAS sentenced in the Court Of
Special Sessions yesterday to pay a fine Of $3.50
or serve thirty days in the City Prison for hav-
ing starved his horse to death. Presiding Justice
Jerome said in imposing the fine that 1t was tho
most inhuman case Of brutality that had ever
como to his notice.
Officer Batten of the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals testified that Clay's
neighbors had informed him that the neighing
Of the starving horse kept them awake at night.
He called at Clay's stable on March 13. and
found the horse had died that morning Of etarva-
ton, There was not a particle of feed in the
stable.
Batten said that when he went in search of
Clay he found him In tho street driving a horse
that was also almost ready to drop from starva-
ton. Batten then arrested him.
II on'y paid free dollahs fob dat ar boss, !"
said Clay in extenuation 4" an i didn't think
dab was emmy use In a feedin' a boss laik dat.
De feed would er cos noah dan do boss did"
Clay did not have the money, and was sent to
the City Prison for the thirty days.
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BRIDGE TRAIyMEN,s BILL.
Was On. o Raised to steer II Through the
Albany Hreakersf

Was On. Raised to steer It Through the
Albany nreakersi
Vice-President Henriqucs of the Bridge Trus-
tees has been investigating the methods adopted
in forwarding the bill OF Assemblyman Brennan
at Albany. which provides virtually for a lifo
tenure for the 200 bridge employees engaged in
the train service. He suspects that tho men af-
fected by the measure have each Clipped In vari-
GUS amounts, aggregating $4,000. to secure Its
passage.
The understanding, according to one of Mr..
Henriques's inforinants. was that $500 was TO be
paid down and the remainder when the bill had
been signed by the Governor. While Mr.. Hen
riques has no positive evidence that such an
agreement was made, he is "moraily certain"
he says, that Doodle has been raised to push the
bill along. The trainmen admit that a few hum
bred dollars was raised, nut deny that the
money was to be used In other than legitimate
expenses. The bill has passed the Assembly and
Is now In the Senate committee.
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BRIDGE 4 BEaGAR SENT UP.
Tho Cripple who Molests women Passenger
Geta SIX Mo0ths-

The Cripple who M1oiests Women Passengers
Geta SIX Slouths-
John Murphy. a sturdy beggar with only ono
leg, who has been a source Of terror to many
women on the Brooklyn Bridge cars lately, was
sent yesterday to the workhouse by Magistrate
Mott, in the Centre Street Court. As this is his
fourth visit to the island, he will stay six months
at least.
Murphy. who lives at tho Kingston lodging
house on the Bowery. has been the cause of
many complaints to the police of both Brook
lyn and New York. His plan was to board q
bridge car during the rush hours and demand
aims from the women passengers. II they did
not heed his demands he caught hold Of their
gowns and cursed them.
1t was while he was doing this on Wednesday
that Detectives Young and Downing of the Gem
trail ONCE attempted to arrest him. He struck
Young on the jaw with his heavy crutch, knock
ing him down. Downing and the other passen-
gers subdued him after a battle. He made no
defence when arraigned yesterday. but cursed
the Magistrate roundly when sentenced.
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A LUyATIC At LARG Il,
Charles Schumacher Beares widow SIeAuU9e
and Gives . Policeman . Tuaale.

Charles searea widow SIcAuIiRe
and Gives = Policeman = Tuaaie.
Charles Schumacher of $40 Herkimer street,
Brooklyn, carly yesterday morning frightened
Mr.. Mary McAulihe, q widow. who lives with
her three children on the second floor of 90 Buff
falo avenue. and Policeman Bennett of the At
lantic avenue station had a hard job In trying
to get him to the station house. Schumacher is
Insane and has been under the care of DR..
blanchard of 921 Herkimer street. He man
aged to get out of his house on Wednesday
night. and shortly after midnight entered tho
Buffalo avenue house and began to pound on
The door OF the Widow McAuliffe's apartments,
atthe same time dancing In tho hall.
The widow screamed and attracted the atten-
Sl9n OF Policeman Bennett, who grappled with
schumacher. aud the two had a lively time get
ing 70 the sidewalk. 1t was a continuous strug-
ee az the way from the house to tho patrol box,
And Bennett was obliged to use his club. Schu.
nacher was put in tho care OF his brother, who
promised TO send him to a private asylum.
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s9lats ana Apartments % Ttt.
Central Park Apartments.

s0TR ST.. q VEST and 4 rooms. o. TO e1o.
70D ST.. EAST.-S and I rooms, ~ to olS.
LEXINGTON Av., 1AS5-lA55.- rooms and
bath. halls heated. el7 to o31.
1O0D ST.. Oh WEBT.-6 rooms and bath. steam
heat, 935 to CAS-.
bath, steam heat. o25 to $50.
1n6TR ST., 11B-115 WEST.- rooms and bath.
heat. hot water, o2U.
1ooD ST.. SIS 3 rooms and bath. $50,
l97TR ST., o17-aJ0 WE5T.-5 rooms and bath.
steam heat, e22 to o95.
l84TM sT., loS.IeS r 30 rooms and bath.
steam heat hot water, $50 to Gas.
l00TH ST., 5a0 EAST. IS rooms, 0la.
Apply to ~janitors on premises or
MACLAY q DAvIBs
a Pima 1T
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groposals.

lO34OJ
Z CITY Of new YORK. iss5,-To Contractor:
&L, for FURNISHING Fun fnIEo Materials .S5 1on and Perform ~
Hospital BT,idlns on aourerIenr Slip between
suant to Chapter 7O9. Laws OF 1894. as amended
by Chapter a6e, Laws OF lssn.
with the above title, also with the name OF the person
or persons making the same. and the date OF presenta'
Rooms Nos. il and is. Finsnce Department, Stewart
Building, No. $50 broadway. In the City OF New
o SsEs; q NJ. at f @hisa place sr and hour hour the BIDS viii
be publicly opened by. and In the presence OF the
them, and read, and md the award Of the Contrast. Il
awarded. will be made 10 the lowest bidder. with AIDE.
quate security. as soon thereafter n practicable. Tho
person or persons TO whom the contract may be
Department OF Public Works, with the snret!es offered
by him or them. and execute the contract within nyc
days from the date OF the service Of q notice to thai
they will be considered a. having abandoned IL, and
work shall be r.advertised and rslet. and so on until
the contract be accepted and executed. The work 70
commence at such time rs the Commissioner OF Public
\. p, Permission will not be given for the with.
ed from. or contract awarded to. any person who 10
In arrears 10 the Corporation upon debt or contract.
any obligation TO the Corporation.
The entire work /. 10 be completed within FIFTEEN
The amount OF security required Is FIFTY rio
SAND DOLLARS as hcreinabove speeined;
II required. can be obtained on application at the Office
OF the Comptroller. No. $50 Broadway. also the form
WORK. FOR Iull Information see tity RECORD.
NJ" wfIffA HpI I. ssirRfsoSSa.
iii ". GoFF.
Recorder:
AsHBEL p. FITCH. Commissioners
ASsoS q. NcCook, sinking Fund
Chamberlain;
JoHS 7, OAKLEY;
Chairman coplmittee on Finance.
Board OF Aldermen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-04-09
Richmond OmciaIs EsjoIned from Appointing
Foileo Omciala.

Justice Van Wyck. in the Supreme Court in
brooklyn. granted n motion yesterday made by
Joseph b. Pearce, a taxpayer. enjoining County
Judge stephen ID. Stephens. District Attorney
eeorge NJ. Pinney, Jr.. and Sheriff John l..
galley Of Richmond county from acting as q
BOARD OF Appointment for that county, and APP
tSUhuhK Police Commissioners. Pearce main
'oihen that the law was unconstitutional.
Justice Van Wyck says that In case the mat
HSt Is appealed the plaintiff must be ready to
pellate Court.