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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

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f~asc1 sxei Xsrh water at ksste sweden
C5uEnhagez. ana would have drowned ba;
so- the tnesy arrival CO 4 sergeant, r-o
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RESoLUTIoN NO. .2-Be Il Resolved by
as follows
% That II is the intention Of the City
or Seattle 10 improve East jefferson Street
from Twentieth Avenue 10 the east line
OF the Sander Boman Real Estate Co 8
LIST Addition 10 the City OF Seattle by
grading. sdewaiklng and parking said
street between said points.
% That the cost thereof be paid by rs
sessrnents upon the property AUDITING uo-
on said portion OF said East Jefferson
street, under the plan CT Immediate Paw
rnent, IL the manner provided by the
attic.
Gl Tha; ths City Engineer be directed
10 furnish 10 the CITY Council an estimate
OF the cost or said Improvement
"a That the matter OF making said I'M
proyauent viii De considered by the CIV
Council az sess!on thereof 70 be held
or the third day OF October, 1855 al {
o'clock p. m. at which time all r..Ts0r,s
desiring to be heard before the CITY Conn
Gil upon the matter OF making said i'm
pr5veEneGt are notified 10 be present
Passed the City Council the 18th fav OF
september laS, and signed b. me In open
session IN authorization % is passage
this 18Th day OF September. 1888
W. V. RINEHART,
President OF the City Council
Filed BY me this 18Th day Of September,
ls9e. WILL RI. PARRY.
City Comptroller & Ex-ofriceo CIV Clerk.
By @. h. CORYELL. Deputy Clerk
Date or first publication. September -,
lS9s.
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CITY TREAsURER'S NoTTCE-Tne fol
iuwirg warrants wlii ~ paid upon pre-
sentatsoa at the CITY Treasurerfs office
Interest or said warrants ~tu ceasa a.,
the expiration - 6fteyn days from tho
date OF the first publication ~ thls notice.
Roren AvenOs - al. Ordinance 30 ssTs.
District No. }ss. Warrants Nos 7s9 go
I'll. To- 3s3 East Jefferson. = ana s8tn
AYES Ordinance NJ. 4zf9, District No
10. Warrants Nos -. so. Tsenty-.hi-d
Avenue South. Ordnance 10. AsaI District
No fg3 Warrants Nos - 20 "a -
Fsrh Avenue North. Ordinance Nc. 47sss
District No I57. Warrant NJ. 545.
= II. FOoTE
City Treasurer 90 the Grey q @eaf.'e
Itate u rl~a. nM.l! am SenI sls, Isss
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CITY TREASURER'S NoTICE.-The City
u Seattle. Department CO Finance. Treas
trer's Office.
Notice Is hereby given that the assess
fnent roll O. Local lmprGE S1Hent District
No. 10. in the City of Seattle. created BY
Ordinance Ne. 4saa. entitled an Ordinance
providing Tor tM improvement OF Tniser-
sity Street in the CITY OF Seattle, from
Railroad Avenue TO First Avenue BY re-
banking the same and by repairing the
foundations thereof and providing s0r the
payment therefor by the mode OF is.m,ai-
ate payment, ard establishing a fund FOR
such payne 1t by al assessment upon all
lots and parcels 81 Land benefited by such
Improvement; under the provisions ~ Ordi-
nance No as5. approved April 2sth, fsas
as amended by Ordinance No. $50, approy~
approved May 9th. 1887. and the city char
ter as now in force. Aas been certified 10
me for collection. and that unless payment
Of the assessment thereon contained Is
made within 90 days from The date Of tho
first publication OF this notice such assess
men. shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest AZ the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum until paid. and II not paid before
such assessment shall have become delin-
y1ent = penalty OF per cent. shall be
added. and the sums delinquent shall tsa
entered on the annua! tax roll for tins cur
rent year against each lot ana parcel 50 de-
lncuent. ard with the interest collected as
other taxes. separate account being kept
sEereof. and IL not paid within the time
BE- collected. together with such additional
charges and penalties as are authorized 10
De charged and collected IN other del!n-
quent taxes. each loi Or parcel so de!n-
QGent shall be sold for the amount ~ such
assessment with interest ana costs, 81. the
time and In the manner and by the same
authority as lands and lots are sold for city
taxes.
A. II. FooTE.
City Treasurer OF the CITY OF Seattle
Date OF frst publication. Seattle. Wash.
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CITY TREASURER NcTfCE-Tas C.y
.. ga -, department y Finance, Treas
Notice IS hereby given that ire assess
Iect roll - Lsocal Improvement District
30 AL. n tns CITY GO Seagtss. created cy
Ordinance No. 49Sa entitled an Ordinance
providing FER tha improvement; u Jscksoa
Street. sn the City II Seattle from al IL
seFSecttoa Nita TIE main se9er 81 Twelfth
avenue south - point sixty tseg fees
East Of the East margin ~ Tensh Az
sH1ge South. by TIE construction - an
!rons.oGe pipe sewer through sad ,~ortiaa
o. said street. VIE al The necessary xsyes.
Openings. 0lanao.es. lauipaoleS. ven4.Aser
ara catch basins, and providing fer the
payment therefor by the node - lEukn@dt-
ale payment. and establishing a f2Ea Tor
sueh payment By en- assessment Gp0z All
lots and parcels OF land benefited by suca
Improvement. under TIE provisions u Or
GEHsrce Nc. Sa%, approved Apxfl - NE
as amended BY Ordinance M. 80. APP
proved May SIN. ls$s, ana Ordinance No.
44ss. saparoved May 5. lss. ana fhe cav
cnarter as now IN force. has been cer.s-
he'd 20 HE for collection and that unless
payment Of the assessment thereon CEN
tanned Is male within % days from tie
date Of the first pgb.iSaticn u This notice
sUca assessment shah become delfnaaeut
and shall bar interest az The rate of - per
cent. per annu2a 0EtA paid. ana 4 net paid
before such assessment shall have become
osanaGsn.. = penalty Of per cent. shall,
Be added, and the sums delinquent shall
be entered on the ANNA. tax rel for re
current year against each 10. and parcel so
delinquent AM WITH interest collected as
ether taxes, separate account being kent
thereof. and Z noG paid within the tsyne
liked tor the payment Of city taxes shah
De collected, together with such additional
charges snd penalties as are authorized TO
DE charged and collected On other deiin-
quent taxes, each lot or parcel 50 tielln-
qusnt shall De sold for the amount Of suca
assessment. with interest ana costs al th.s
time ana in the manner and BY the sane
authority as Lands and lets are sold for
city taxes. \. II. FOOTE
City Treasurer Of the City Of Seattle.
Date OF first publication. Seattle. Wash.
September 24th, lsgs
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT IsOLL-No-
ti5e % assortment roll OF Local Improve
meDt Disiric. No. i5s for tie improve
ment Of Washington Street from Fifth
Avenue South ~ Ninth Avenue South.
In the CITY OF Seattls. under Ordinance
No. 4,7ss. and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assesa-
men, roll OF Local Improvement District
No. l.4, for the Improvement Of Washing
ton Street. from Fifth Avenue South 10
Ninth Avenue South. under Ordnance
Nc. ATS. has been reported by the Board
q Public Works 10 the CITY Council OF
the City OF Seattle. and IS now on aIe in
The Office OF the city Comptroller and ex-
offie.o city Clerk. and the same Is now
open fer public inspection at said office
and viii remain open for inspection until
Monday. the 7th day OF November isss,
a. s o'clock D. m. and ali persons inter-
ested are hereby required 10 appear be-
fore the City Council az a session thereof
20 be held III the Council Chamber in the
City Hall on said Ith day 81 November
Is9s, 1T 7.90 o'clock y. m. and make OBJ
fectlOnS thereto Al said ttUfe SO liked the
city council VIII consider any ard all OBJ
1eef'rns made and vii make such cor
rectlcns IN said roll rs y deems 1us.. and
viii then by ordinance approve sucn roll
and levy and sss@ss the amounts thereof
gsinxt each parcel and lot of land shown
IA said roll and declare the same frat
lien thereon. Said matter may be ad-
lourned to later date II So ordered by
the City Council.
Will. IL PARRY.
City Comptroller ara ex-ois!cio CITY Clerk
~ the CITY * Seattle
Date Of FIRST publication. September ..
1898
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
SSiios SALE Of furniture contents OF
sieyen~roonts D.nkerto~ 4, sfatt+t 49,.
IrsceaFe4 Instructions from Capt. X C.
aaohi.os 20 sell by auction or THURSDAY
SSpisAsper 81 al ia O'Clock sharp on ne
premises, lgg2 G4ss.ra s.saY,,,n a. -
tents. consisting IN part ag follows: Bed
80. springs. Mattresses. pillows, bed
oinS. Chairs, Ia hles. lounges toilet sets
curtains. carpets. Kitchen furniture steel
r.ng. nsa.ing stove ernrkerx &c
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Prof. Blyth died recsasly In Chr:stlaniA
from an attack Of apeplexy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

Jonas Lie. TIA Norwegian author. has
Tygol
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Mr.. o. a. Johannson, a member Of the
Swedish r.ksdaS frossi Tlrge, Sotenas
ana Sorieygden districts has resigned. Mr..
Joaanasoa mas been u member Ok the fiAS-
dag for eigat years.
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Hans 1sanrUd. the author. has been ap~
pointed uanaseg es the National tnssser IN
Bergen.
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~
- Asoek ~ - lots In compact body
- (sessz szae. a bargain. Sgas3.
x<.~es ~ choice bottom Land nsar Ag-
- fezces4, s acres; cleared ay,ft
y. xoo1 hos4ss, barn and cut build
..sl rsea oErazEd: tssj.
hesase. ons bsoe1 from car HE IN
49, rs.cacs lot lz<sx.Ss. nice hsarsrx
-. sszsse ARD spring water. G.saa
- Ia Fre<n<gFg On car .srsE, seIea red
! e,skt-e.: nee level l5s aud GOO; SOL
4 &. lasfa..lEssf.Is-
-. noflae. corner lot on Twentieth
-. sswer CT street.. taSgaiE. ti,za
- eorrer OF Brcss3ways~ both sSreesa
[ss-s sasxiEs. Fx -oom house; e 90
,Sssak ssrs E.g1tesrta street. 3 blocks from
sscs. rooE. 5csaSe Eco.
- rsssrss hoasss; 5 oin1ns from Madison
- hat. So: Se-ras.
<. r. LDCEHBCgOCGH.
~ Cn4oa block,
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NJ ARE NOT ceiling snaps; don't deal In
them We do. however, sell property
81 prices and on terms that as;onish the
I'd settlers. We offer house OF
. .osIs and basement. plastered, pa
psfsd and painted. all In good condition,
q tie very low price OF s., 60: payments,
% cash and 30 per month. The beauty
a.h {; viii more than pay for Itself.
col at the end OF Ave years you VIII
ssse $3.50 property and only out 500,
= sas property VIII bring in at least
r pei month. F'eazell Il Allen, Ct
nnekley block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-25

TIE German emperor has again donated
i.sA crowns 20 the restoration of taS
ThfondhJsm cathedral church, wniaa was
constructed ahogs ne year Asa. ana - aes
only the eldest. hslt alse tho usost Sa-SA"
a!aeeat church edsf3ce IN Norway.
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the American ex-
plorer. has sent tAe following
telegram 20 ''X-eraeas Gang
ia S>artSeta71ss~ via Nar5c:
-'A.ser taking On board
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Mrs Ankrr's room en- the fret no-0r VAS
covered wits Liza tapestry. decorated WITH
white fowsra. tbe tapsefry n tie 0t'se
room waS ~ 3 grsgis0 bus Co2os whtle
taas So~czgles1 Arats&S room wss Oo.sFs0
with green caiorsc tap@Try; tse c1-rtaore
were xray-xresa. the &nts-ha-l Wa nEi~ss-
sd In whlte and god, the columns In ED
hall were Waits ar4 rested on gray bases
sEr Fserft-ffisef. tne DaAisr NFSs.sc
who holds the cham sy0slsfltp - "a wos41
has rscs.yAG Ea1 following "a i04x cEsAss
large. dated at CcExtaatao.ssa. fT1as .
MI B@sh C.sen: Ny eoaxn Sfe-1isoa
has sos4 IA. tiAs ySu are sfsat ~rassies
ia Denmark. For 80 years ! hass leap
IL IA MAJESTY ina sssiaas ysi21a ksnsxs
aad am TIA szsAas srsALsst wrestler
Ara seven (F>reaczsD zee. al. weigh 20
r-oGEa@ and ara y years Old year 40
[ sAxe5 fhs ss1ts y g'ssE "a - ~fezslS
Duk - woaat BOT -. z3s. Acaused P&sFse
i.Ax nows.sx. o6ls&as1 psgIalsS.S4 for 10
% ~ -.,.., ~ ,.,.,, "A
na~ letter aid ssa C.s Z ToE VIII pay ny
sxps1Aez ana II you ara &c. afraid Of Fss.
,gasn / w5Al c01se 70 CoS@faxge with snS
ger.tssIssAn WAC writes rnks letter ssr rnsx
Is myself ehiy SPEAK Turkish
@A@1ress your letter. ~ Ar. Ezdt@ fSs ~
hSrn Hotel St ysssfSousw. Boulevard ds4
Tssrft Caau.s PEA CssfAssar t.fszssss
Yours. e.s "IS4AAIL .OEE.LAx4,
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|a3n sAI.Es--ssasj; eigh. room cottage near
asis unsyersity. lot s9xi20. one block from
| ~ Ens.
%. Eve room cottage: ciosa In: one block
= car lire. corner lot, 60xla1
-: lot s0xi2s. on Tenth avenue, near
|24s.
80; 6ne corner lot on Broadway.
sc zach; two lots. Gsxi2s; on Twelfth
(uenae, north OF Madison.
Is Iafs. soxiZs In Nagles second addition;
|ssss from 500 TO $50
GEO. W. DILIING
404 New York block.
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City Treasurer OF the City OF Seat tie
Date OF FIRST publication. Seattle, Wash,
September 24th 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

There was home wedding on Monday nish' a
the home OF Mrs Janet Cruckshsnks' 10 lon
Waverly-st when Arthur Cruickshanks anu 'i's'
Letitia Gillespie of New-York City were MAJ ~
Miss Jessie Cruickshanks was the malu o. "o
and Irvine b. johnson was the pest man ~
ceremony was performed by the Rev C SnaLieS L.
Allison Of the Dayspring Presbyterian CHuIo" only
.itar'rne, curran and Costello were the olily
members of the Common Council aDseHt Ia, "a rre-
meeting on Monday night. Mayor sumo i iaa IA
sided The Committee on PuhIc DuluiiIss a.
Grounds was authorized to procure S St,v,,arn
Iowerre for the erection Of irehouSe' ers
Houghton was appointed an examiner Oh 49, rt,n
in the place Of Harry p. Skipper. reseh IVY bad
tOrnev Hunt reported that FREDERICK u. 49, IL
been appointed by the Supreme court Col'' L.
sioner OF Estimate in the matter OF openl'S ,,,s
nell-ave Authority was given. after some discus
sion for the Issuing of $1,000 bonds 10 pay iVt ',e
remodeling Of John NJ. Mason Public schoo' ~ v
Mrs William 5 Tecl gave afternoon tea %, on
Monday at her home in Woodworth-a ave-. loT III
samuel Todd Davis Of Washington ana Mt a>',%
l. Barber Of Ardsley Towers. MISS byciS "a
Chicago: Mrs Gilman. Mrs. Raiph hlnpa'u anu
Mrs Cyrus \. Pcake Of this city. ass's''u., ar1
a general Invitation to the congrrStuon III.
friends of the First Presbyteri Ian Chur,h 10 Ea5,
the Manse lecturc-room and the grounds TON ~
has been extended by the pastor ana ''e '''''
officers. ,.a % tho
There we're twelve In the graduating Glhss Vi ~,
parochia school Of the Church OF the Iiniidc u.ro
Conception this year. Interesting eA''''''' w.
held on Monday night. ,,, .. ,ho Pod
Tho women OF the Yonkers Auxiliary 10 the ri ri
Cross will sew this morning in the assembly nj"
of the Hollywood Inn Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
corRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Dlyision-supremrs couT s.,o. .:.
Gi issfsie.vs ami Gissereh JJ-cour opens 1880
5. Ns.,o%' u 3 /: = 3 g Appeals from District
supreme Colr,-speaai T,rrn-P Part before DAILY. j
sa a Specal Term rBetor. Freed
-D,9rte, SIS ess no Tag. !lGi 7lS llSI lbs
Isl Isl 7Is ! iss s9 6S i $50 i@ iiSs ds
and e Zee. @ s7s Soc $3.50 D' $685.
to b ,sS t TrF " 'E @ f FS5r
Motion. TO 10 sent tr'n sPeels Tern I'm taTt -,
the Term c r.' n, ''r r ~
So s MS s
le22s 1907" 1904 1883 lea9t iegis iG$2 1929
i:s5s SSss i55s ss3I $s;i Se$s sss@ isses 1905
cq Hill 5ss. T :.s ssss ass i, @
SCa2 uisi lass, 1923. il5i5 li62). liza 6527 In
D Supreme cour.STtiaI TeIm-P.rt Iv,nstors Book
Supreme court-Trisi Tfrm-Part v-DefOrs Dusro. J.
Caises be sent from Part III for trial Case unan
Supreme Court-Trlai Term--Parts VI. VII. VIII *
ana XI-Adjourned Tor the term.
Supreme Couft-Trial Term-rart Xu-Betore Chester
CAUSES be sent from preferred calendar for trial
SURROGATE cour-chsm!,SSer'~ Arnold scourt
% SSsps at Towford Ernest l. Alien at 10 M Ms2
STEPHEN Sa Y McNar Mary E. Houshon at 30 %
Martha f.. Crawford. . r. m.
surrosates Court-Tral Term Before Fitzgerald s.
Court opens 10 30 II. No day calendar.
city court-Speclal Term Before Mccarthy Court
opens at 10 Motions at 1880 m.
CITY Court-Trial Term--Part before Conlan l.
on l742. Cooper Earle. No day calendar
city Court-Triai Term-Part II-Before Schuchman J
Nos 1884 1857. 1851 l2jl 1852 1857 l2GOis 1853
1853 l2ol 1911 ll5s 1913 1892 1902 1905 ll5 1883
IFS 1872 ll25. 1871 liio, il73. 1882 1870 Clear
CITY Court TRIAL Term Part III-Bcfore O. DIVER -
Nos 1878 1857 1889. 400. l42. l432 1853 l35i l4a
400 1872 pos. 1870. i443 l450 400 1886 llSO 900
1871 1891 1892 1890. l4s. 1879. G75. l4s7 lass 1850
Clear
city Court-Trial Term-Part IV-Defore Ocott l.
Short causes: 1872 52sl $3.50 53lG $3.50 53O
$3.50 1884 1871 Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
FALL RIVER SHUTTING DOWN

SIX MILLS. EMPLOYING FOUR THOUSAND MEN
WILL CLOSE FOR WEEK. PERHAPS LONGER
Fall River. Mass June 2s-Fourth Of July week
will witness independent shutdown movement
on the part OF many manufacturers in this city
the extent Of which has not as yet been definitely
determined. but which Will last through the week
beginning with the holiday. Six corporations are To
give four thousand hands an involuntary va
cation. These mills the three Durfees the
Stafford Wampanoag Sadc.. Laurel Lake and Fall
River mandatory They have n capacity OF about
three hundred and thirty thousand spindles and a
weekly pay roll OF $40 While IT Is not GER
tain at present whether the above corporations Will
keep their machinery idle for more than a weeks
time II is probable that one week will be the ex-
tent Of It, Some mill officials are favorabl TO n
month suspension OF production Others
waiting for their rivals to shut down, being una
bic TO come to a satisfactory conclusion otherwise
But the situation is not producing any alarm
among the more conservative mill men. Business
competition and steadness OF the cloth market
VIII, II is believed. prevent any radical movement
looking 10 extended curtailment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
MOUNT VERNON.

So far as public demonstrations are conoe'"'''
the Fourth Of July will be celebrated inuch I'''o
quietly this year than last The prln''Pa' "'''''
OF interest will be a game OF baseball III t"e NV
ing at o'clock on the y. NJ. G. a srounuS' ia
which the city officials and local newspaper nv.
will he the contestants In the afternoon '"''c "''
probably be n game at the same place beI%eei IN
Mount Vernon and New Rochelle teams ~ ~ iii
exrrciscs and de, lion II the graves W a. -.
fionary soldiers I'm 81 Pauls thurc ,i ~ 80,
chester Is announced to take place az lu-'p 'o ~
ard in tho evening there Will BE- diSplaI "a IT,,
,,orLs from Vernon Heights. overlooking IN" cry;
The Vernon Heights CONGREGATIONAL ,Hun1 ,.,r
also conduct a fair during the afternoon h'u '''"
The tonth anniversary Of The Niarara Hoe ON !
panv will he celebrated to-day by the mcinnciS an
their friends with dinner at the lnN'hitI''
Chester Stages will leave the hreho"s" al 20
o'clock. 49,, ,,,,,r, Vc-ron
The annual commencement OF the noun XIX
Uieb ccbool took Mace last evening IN me q,
ave- building and was attended by me b'h'u ="
Education and a large number or IartHt. ~"
friends The members Of the class OF 10 a.. "n
s.nhine + Andrews Winifred y Bro"H 1911, ,
II Hardy Cora l.. Kellogg. Louise Is L"' .'"'
Marie n McCnntock Florence W. Myers -
" Patterson and sadie ENWilkcn. IN the Ems Iis ,
course: Arthur + Brnck"rhon New'oh ~ u'pp rd
and Herman ] Werbe. scientific; fIor'n.P - a., ~"
and Margaret Young classical A g. NJ, MN li
Drincinal OF the Jamaica state norma 49,
made tho address OF the evening, a -'v'l hl'N
man president % the Board Of Educannn. WrS'a,
"a mo iinlomas he closing exercises "i 'l' ~
mar schools will take place this evening III inc
arpa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29

there came halt in the construction OF the new
road To Tribune reporter Mr. Vreeland said
yesterday that the continuation OF this work had
been delayed by litigation The question was
raised be explained. and was carried into court as
10 the right Of the Metropolitan company to make
use OF the SiXth-aye franchise which II had OBJ
tanned The proceedings which ensued were long
ard costly and IN consequence all the material and
implements which had been placed along the thor
oughfare for the building Of the new road were d.
verted - tho construction Of the SecOnd-ave. line
Now. however. decision has been rendered in
favor OF the Metropolitan company, removing. as
Mr. Vreeland said yesterday all obstacles TO the
changing ~ the system Slxth-ave. The COM
pany Will proceed a. once 10 push the electrical con-
structon work on this avenue To a prompt conclu-
sion ana b. probable that on this. another OF me
main arteries Of the city horse traction VIII be- re.
placed by electricity In about three or four months
time.
Nit Vreeland stated also that his company was
obtaining consents as speedily as possible from the
property owners along Broadway for the change OF
the motive power along Broadway from cable 10
electricity hut IS not likely that any move toward
tie change OF power VII be made for at least n
year.
Finally within n fow weeks tho work will be be-
gun Of rebuilding thu Twenfy-clghfh and Twenty
ninth 81 crOsstOwn lines. as 10 permit Of the
operation Of cars propelled by the compressed air
system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-29
WHITE PLAINS.

Judge Smith Lent directed yesterday me dra"'"s
OF nm extra panel OF fifty jurymen TO enabe MN ~
finish the business OF the present term OF me
County Court
The consent Of two-thirds 81 the stocHhoo''S ..
the Ben Franklin Transportation COMPANY. OF
yonkers 10 the execution OF a mortgage ior S''''
uos nlod in the County Clerks Office YESTERDAY
morning The mortgage is 20 secure I,.,"'iss
hnrds ISSUED 10y the company bearing Hu', ~
december l. 1874 and heretofore s''urc1 ny W y,
mortgages made by the COMPANY Z" mares T.
Waring ms trustee and not renewed III the manner
required by law. , r-,,o-y,ile Who
was struck by train on tho Harlem l'tu",', nm
- riace on Monday afternoon, died F'W nl- ~.
tur,es IN the hospital % this village |'s''''''
The Fourth Of July VIII be ce.ehraied "a, 'h NE
Westchesier Fair Grounds WIN H. aslor-
and uoc,ng races a bicycle race. hA4''h "S'''-
sion and day hreworks. 49, ,t.. c,,,,h Ion,
,ba ,1rv in he case 81 Nelson r l'ef'e. OF S,,it
Gu charged with higamy hroushi N a E'...l.'
Yesterday Of guilty John Morgan - f,1"'tr D. , u.
ooo, and George conway. who commute! huii.nn't
gan 1lu ~ m. town OF Somers and nat section
~ he county last winter. were FOUND g.l'y ol
bu,gI,rv in the third degree. with recommends
TO mercy.