davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Wra 0mrfnnH.

Ru er 9intcreus fpritt DAG tommsa,
"a patrere Dag bar ri life bupt pad lGngc.
Solen breoer 1T flare, bIeQe Sng oDer
fielo o. 0aI, men otns 0arms er langt
bprts, od ben uepps ian oripc Germome
tret op paa 4 Or. De ItoUliGOte &naus
Ter % be ersnus Sirtelier Ituar ble88ule
"a falmcoe. 9ppst foloer title % moos
lott til SorOen. 5ugIeIun9cn foriturts
mes, 6psisourcH bliocr b~ruitcu, og 6jors
ben liqQer uroIis ON 6olm og pso Struno.
8ieloetlong ng Routing at biempenoenoe
!arcuturcr berss benne / 2ierne, Tadres
flpttcn bar ipreot fla oper Grrsbatten %
8ieiti ituur raj iom en- Mdno oppe peb
9trtsn, Iige Inooig og iprRtten, inn ben
reiite t~ilfieIo5 ipdar 49, tort Iagt 1900 alt
miuber nm, at @irtcreu er / Inmuri6.
ga, ri bar oeidd feet oens hoioe Srnn
trGtte ia nebppsr 9enmesndoii % Slier,
balsfieloet.
Sporleoes bar Sommsren pGret? cil ou
Ipproe. Gen bar oGret oaarliS ION mani
Qs andre Somre og lan9t ouarIi9erc. 6ors
fommercn tor % meast tolo. $ Segpn.
oelieu at Iu9uIt beQDnotc Reanet. Oct
PAR folot / Sdler % t~ilfieIcS rent uuos
holoeliot. G~reuturcrne paa SGtrene ptcs
fs life at bielpe ia, be piloe bare boloe Jig
RED SGterbpttsrne. Ndar ilemmeite 0as
ocre bar % lite iau ret Iieloen 49,
5prano be omtring o0 6Gliepe, iua bet bar
rent ouot at ic % bore pdu. Wdn9e Sipr
er / glar oadtt tdbt paa 5ieIoet. Del bar
Ioolsbes trcpeyet 10 Sisr / Stcnbcrgoalcn
for Sanoelstarlsnt. Iom lau Der meo line
9rtfter, 4 cit. ior Sor9er 3bn I Sit.
inoe puu 5lom. 8 for e. Gas, 3 for 2cre
item 3otpam, l for Gusno @dnqen o'o.
Iao ialt sr Der / 4urlaro I CONNER mi
Tst SO Gisr, ane al ben iddtdIcte Roud'
Inoe - en- Srlge al bet toIoe og bdaroi
9eir. Gfpraatten bar ielpiel9eIia OGret
bereftsr. Seq ueo ~ipecieit, at en- tor Del
az gsnberne. ON lite at iiqe be h.fts, bar
tuu bapt fra 20 til 30 Sq. Smer al
irlos. Roget uuosr Del bulce al Smsrs
protsr bar M ale 8suoer at i9I9e |
CONNER, mob boao be pIeier at ir!8s,
Chen lite Geptsmber bdOoe SOlt bare
brspst paa msb at ilau 0rGs, % mango
por enoo0 beapuot mep 0datn, men tunoe
life faa bsIte bet iuo pdd 8runo at BET
ftootoe Rean. Oct bar life en- eneits Dd9,
meo mincrs Ri bdpOe gisrs9H. Ssiiern'
Rob puiiuloc omtrina Sserne pda Sadrs
bcrc. Iuu BET lite idu Ian uGrit Nh; men
pluoielio ben lioc September Siottcn
omtrinG | GitermiOonQ rsiite ia en- Storm
| Iao poloIom. at man trocot. lntst 'uno'
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
23repe fra Iorge.


prtpats greps fra mango f~oritisai9s Ste
Der oeroosr, netop foroi 0eotommenbs
bar ieet NIT Ndbn / "5ecorab sgoften."
Sec tror, bet tommer msgst an pda, at
Sldost I zig ielo sr soot % liseiom DE.
torabs Poiten" bar m flint, ibGroig % /
ale dele onisst Reouttsr, Tom life er par.
tilt, men pso in Sumanit,t bar punoet
5olts 9sIoilie / Oiot Srcois.
Sfslge M 9oo bar G%ommunsoala lore,
9aost for RoroerboO, Sole % aaoalen /
I. Wf., for fcrite Sang meo 1orbolpss
tdlsooIg, boorpeo ale Cartier oa bar
faast frem snoel al fine Wt9no. SITTER ben
gornle Utetooe meo 5Isrtotsculo blep ofts
ct pnrtt aIoeles uosluttst fra ReprpTens
tutton / %Sommunen, ba en- eueite Stems
mes SpsrpGgt tunoe gisrs lloilaqet. ut
en- mere retfGrotg 5orosling M piI fnos
Steo, er biit be fsite eries ON; tbi al
AoIIerne Ter man. at 6orbolostoIspolo CT
be'tsmt nR'tsn ooerolt Der / 9arbet baab,
I 8ps o8 2anotommunsrne. Tea furo.
opregne be MGnb, Tom sr oaIgt Der /
0iltrtttet, men tor life IGgae geIlaQ paa
fda meget Spalterum / "9ecorabz Yoite1, "
od &al9ct Omfuttsr / Iorocrbops 6erreo
36, I SOLE 36, / 4uoalen % "a i Some
tos 9p 20 perIonsr foruoen pdu uQe
Steoer Ii9sIad mango Suppleunter.
8daroen Berger / Noroerbop bar oi,ns
mem Here @eRerutioner pGret alottsrs
8aoro. 5Or 8anite faa Mar Iioen blsp
Gienoommen iolgt til &orpslGqe Ring,
Der tjebte ben 49, life for oens iruqtbdre
SorosmDn, men al 6enIpn til oens patrs
oe ocmirerenoe Ssliqger6so. 6r. &orpss
lGe.n bar og'au baOt 6oritauslfer al
Soroens minore gooe GQerit0bcr Tom Sc.
n~ntteIie til Niger "a GnQ; tbi ban bar
oer'teos label pldnte 10000 8rans %
6urutr0er fpruoen Here 9unoreoe &sp.
tracer. boilte ale Ter uo til at tribes bel
6pnefos MISUNDERSTANDING bar 9aiar
MI ON OuQen. Sddodn Ell 8aIdr pine
| be itsrre 9Der Qda ida noQsnlunOe upod.
datst ben for en- bel Del AZ gcfoltntnGcn
men er en- liosn 9soipsnbeo, roar be fin.
Der Steo | Dor lille 8n 6eneiDs. gotta.
let "Rtnqerite" er life iii at ticnOc iQien
pnntet % oetoreret Tom BET cr bleOet mer
Gardner, "copper". U}pblcr, 8lomiter
6Iug % alt, Tom ian aiere bet bnoasli9t
Yer er oa oQIua icr0et for dioerIsnot I'm
oer%bpIoninQ meo Snrprrtsri / 0open
Sang, Wuiit, 2abieausr oip.
Blot en- Iioeu 8cmGrt1inQ for at uno.
gda Misfpr'taGelie. Seq bar lunQtfro
tGntt at optuIte mig iii ieIpbcitaltst Dom,
mer coer IrtitIsr fra tpinpelioe aorrc.
iponocnter / rEro. gIuo, oQ uaar ieQ for.
ben | min 8orreipououncs bar uGout IN.
Ger ariHosn oa 3orbisro gle, iou pil ic
life hsrmeo bare uotdlt, at oisie itudr ior,
an andre bidnot be mango Htutr. Sec
nGontc otsie, foroi ieg netOp bduoe lGI
oere9 Stptter, % ojsle er 10 uomGrteoe
men Der Hal ne9ct til at tunne "TRIP
mere tpiit "a fGngIIenbe eno {. Gr. So
bonus Gpenitn / btuoes Irt;tcl frc
StieroaIsbat'sn of 16oe Sept. Seq 5s
Der Reoattsr % 2Cicre unoInlos. at ist
uoiltdarliQ hdpoc forpiIbet MIC ino pax
ct Gmns. iom ieq lite bar noQet meo q
itripe ON, % bermeo flyer je0 Tarpel an
tueelia til ct mt Iar opriuocr % tOtter
for uopiit Operb9renbeo / bet eomle.
u. g. S~ppeaauro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
Merfperei9'
heSnr.
). ,yaa gugt mcD TN.

5aa gugt meo en- heb ! ttolt9sre
2io: faa gugt pua en-, ct uotrpt,
Tom tiQaoer 'Isre 3ponin9er. Nogle
bar ment, at bet ii9ter til Srpoetomp
% bstsgner at faa W%obitdnoeren beiet
/ 8no, % ~Iaulsoes er bet bel o9'aa
tiloels blepet opfuttet at benz, ION
bru9er bet. SgIaa bet plonorite "utd
einbperium a bug" bstegner at fad
YuQt meo en-, men Der er 8iQeoet al
famine Nrt, fpm ndar ubldno Tiger:
er pift 'id auf bic Stdoter, er mdft
fi6 ipeite 9udt, b. b. T. han bringer
benz til al pi9e, egentli9; ban 9jer en-
gu9t / Sldgoroenens liae Ginjer. Dor
5olemoaoe piisr Jig bog peo nRrmsrs
Gfteripn at babe en- S~prinoelIe. ION
er foritieQig ira bs9ge BE- nGonte. pdu
ret 9ei brinaer ps Oens ~npnorite, al
RpI8 d~nferte Sorm: BAN MATTE ii
9u9t" - ban madtte 9ioe iig. Sroet
8ugt er, Tom man Oeo, ct 5remmebs
orb at nebsrtpit Sprinoelie, % daes
rebe benre SmItGnbigbso logger ben
Sormobning NOR, at belle 8enbingen
sr ldant fra famine 8ant. Gu bar
ogida, gdnTte riotig, Neoertpit / famine
8eOtponing llotrpttet "enen tor budt
briOsn". s benne 5or6inOelie bar
Sroet Su6t en- ipscisl 9etpontna, Tom
pgiad finoe5 oeo bet bsitpIte 8uft,
nemli9: Nflutte for 6usoprene, ipm
brinoes IND / fine rsIpettipe Rum, botls
lei bel ofte fan p9re pdnItelig NOT. SSor
Dem, Tom aQigeoel matte finoe ct Iads
ount giaeoe ipgt, ifal ie9 bemRrts, at
bet mooerne Spit bar ganIte bet fam
me / Sulemuaoen gu paaren trsis
ben" - faa gugt meo. Gfter Orb
lpbsn betDoer bette: at bripe pdrpis,
men / @irtelia6sben forelisger bare en-
5orpdnitning al bet Rlore gu Barn
treiben", al Barn - Srbbbe; Billie
bet er altTad laant fra ben unolsbne
Seit, ION brin9es tilbags til Stalosn.
s bort "faa guet msb" bar hi oltIdo
ct Grempel pau, hporfebes Ell llotrni
fan beporc i'm Archaeological berpso, al
ct Glbre Silleoe uTleIes al ct MT.
Sngsn ituloe une, at Srbct 9uQt
ogiaa bar forituttet itg / Salemaaoen
"gipe paa 8uooen" ioenIt: "giTpa pau
buaten" lab fare, opsips, gipe en-
eoo Dag. Sdd er imiolsrtib Silfpl.
bet. ut Ri Der bar mso ct Qaan al
eisre. bier dllersoe ben Smitenoiq.
heb, at bosrten pore 0ialetter eaer
bort Sroiproe tienoer uotrpttet. Ill
8runo ligger bet ~boldnbIte (oq ne.
b%ertpite) Sjsuotrpt Bot - 9udten al
ct Saua. ct Orb, Tom er laant fra bel
en~s6stposnoe engelite "bouabt" (oer
9qte bondno'te 5orm er nemlig 8p6)
tpup bot gem" | 8etnonirgsn: FIR. e
Saus pg bot aepsn elsr bot pisrsr
6ru9es / ooerisrt 9%etporins ON al
sipe frit Ssb, laoe en- babe lin eyer
Billie. s sitfriiiit bsbsr bet: "ou muT
bum mer bot adfsn BIZ ma aip,
BAN mere SpinsrGm. nj bette DO.
gepsn er on bort "aioe pau gaaosn" er
idore misipttst Ombaunslis. opitaae.
blanot tibet i~prostprpige Sism9no.
81. J.
Decorah-posten., 1898-12-09
600 ~Sortieneite.

vi trfllrr eriifiae 2pthlessHty s,0oti {6-opr aar
@fuetalassHtu aou sl.eoJ ytiir gtf'alr %
zen RsN'o permanent SET "a q ~ itnt 1Uolaa
rs, belle sarti iai-fatm 1uoirl " mrgtr o. ifup
nl ssusrtb A. 60. i65 - aba,h fpenns.
chicago. "A. lit-to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
ARTICLES or RARE VALUE AT AUCTION

sale including original edition compete Oh
Audubons "Quadrupeds and Birds or North Amor
lea" with all tho colorcd plates. VIII take place
Tomorrow at the So Art Gallery. No. a. Liberty
ST Goods from several properties. Including inc
estate OF Aaron Raymond. to which tho cdi'oh oi
Audubon belongs. will DO disposed OF at aucuoh
This work ls one OF great value. and IL rare enough
10 attract considerable attention. The lot. when
consists OF a large folio edition. containing the
rlo,es az birds: two smaller editions. containing
the plates OF the quadrupcds, and eight volumes Oh
teYt was surrounded during the entire time mat
"T'he Tribune" reporter was In the galleries yes
,erday by a group OF persons. The edition. when
purchased by Mr. Raymond about twenty-five
wears ago is said TO have brought $3.50"
The auction began yesterday by the sale OF about
dfty nieccs of ordinary interest. This afternoon
however there Will be offered about three hun
dred and fifty articcs mostly from the property or
n man who is now abroad and from the Ariston
APARTMENTS including medieval arms from the
Orient and Europe. Persian. Arabian and Indian
swords pistols gold. silver and ivory inaid dag
gers several pieces Of old satsuna. cloisonne
enamel and other art objects. and some mahogany.
Gothic and Chippcndale furniture. Among other
articles are n mantcl clock. with a day movement,
a regulator and Jewel dial: several fine pieces Of
bronze and an Alaskan shield. The sale to-day and
tomorrow Will begin AT o'clock. the Audubon
sale on Friday being advertised to begin at 3
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
TWO KILLED BY Az EXPRESS TRAIN.

Frank Nichols thirty-four years Old and Michael
English twenty-c!ght years old. were killed at Rye
yesterday morning while walking on tho tracks OF
the Ncw-York New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
The men. accompanied by James II. Gallagher left
Boston Sunday to come 10 New-York and enlist
in the Regular Army They reached Rye ycstcr-
day morning and Father Barry, OF the Church OF
the Resurrection. gave them work to do their
breakfast and small sum Of money. Nichols and
English finished their work first. and while az the
station waiting for Gallagher were amusing them
selves by walking on tho tracks. They had just
reached the centre OF tho iron bridge over Pur
chasc-st when express from Ncw-Haven APP
pearcd. Tho men could have escaped II they had
ohcyed tho signals OF the engineer and thrown
themselves beside the track. but they too
frightened They clasped each other in horror AZ
tho locomotive atruck them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
TRACT SOCIETY AND THE WAR.

The Rev DR. Robert s. Macarthur OF caviar.
Baptist Church. presided at the annual mee''"e %
the American Tract Society Yesterday. al INC
Madison Square Church In his opening hu''es'
he thanked God for the open doors OF oppo''u-
ni,v which the successful elimination OK the span
,sb-Anrrican war promised for the extension OF
work by the Tract Society. Or Macarthur. VINO
"a the vce-president OF the society, OF when Ten
eral Howard Is president. said in part:
| recognize in the important events now happen
;rb e ,s ne onportIinitv Of insting Christian
principles in the hearts of the soldets eatneItd
at ChiCkamauga ana other encampmtn's' NJ, me- we
is the open door OF opportunity IN CUBA. n r.
sult OF the war will be civil and religious liberty
a young man and his wife who left my church 10
as missionaries 10 cuba te ,nt9
the mysterious realms OF motherhood mere was
no place bury her body. not spot IN una, G S
cept the ash heap where tne cS o OIL as cont,n
ally being arrested. II bencdiction was pro-
nounced and no arrest was made II Has the subject
sentenced To be SHOT He managed to convey in
note Gadgr the pate "a his D sshtemce ' s VIE sp
pealed to Washington; and peTsinpIory order
Then in the Philippines. which Spain took In l5u.
and where In parts the densest heatnenlsn reisns.
1;od.s work The success OF American arms is
the working Of Divine Providence. Soon the Stars
and Stripes Will wave over Cuba and the Philip
piir and the fues; religious and civil liberty
will exist there.
The Rev Dr. G. T. Pentecost was selected TO
preach the anniversary sermon at the Fifth Ave
nue. PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday The Board
Of Trustees was re-elected with the addition or the
Rev. James Is. steele In place OF jeremiah Taylor.
Isaacs and Dr. Eugene L. Hoffman elected
honorary vice presidents.
had suffered during the last year from financial
depression. and also from tho failure OF its new
said However, that the difficulties were disap-
pearng. and there were brighter prospects for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
WANT THE BOWERY REN1 HE'D

Another movement is on foot TO secure the oblit
GRAFTON OF the name Bowery from the list Of
streets of this city. Some time ago a number of
tine storekecpers in that historic street came 10
the conclusion that 1t had become little too his
torc for their purposes. and signed memorial
asking that the name be changed. The movement
met unexpected opposition. On the hand the
antiquarians and sentimentasts. and on the other
steve Brodie and the majority OF the saloon
keepers in the street protested vigorously against
what they called the dissertation OF the famous
thoroughfare. And 20 the movement came TO moth
Ing But now another and stronger attempt is
being made to have the Bowery renamed Those
who wish this to be done don't much care what
name Is chosen From Dewey-ave to Paddy Div
ver-st. anything would be welcomed as long as
all suggestions OF the old title eliminate They
say that the present spols their business
Since certain popular song the lips OF
everybody In New-York. not TO speak Of strangers
from rural districts. the storekeepers say that the
Bowery mas borne bad name. But will they not
perhaps be killing the goose that lays the golden
eggs II Il becomes street OF another name? There
is nothing about streets In the proverb about the
rose smelling sweet. and II may be mistaken
idea, but It seems TO be generally thought that the
Bowery lives the human geese who are at
tracted by its name for wickedness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
FAY TEMPLETON'S ARREST ORDERED.
PERSONAL ATTACHMENT ISSUED FOR THE
ACTRESS BECAUSE PROCESS SERVERS
CANNOT REACH HER.

An application was made to Justice Pryor. in tho
Supreme Court yesterday for attachment for
the person Of Miss Fay Templeton Osborn. the
actress arising out OF the actresses troubles with
Edward +. Rice.
Miss Tempeton mystorousy dlsa ppeared from
Nj. Rlce's company while It was tho way to
Montreal Mr.. Rice had contract with her to
appear with Excelsior" for period OF forty
weeks. from September 7. 1896. when she disap-
peared. BY Of the breach OF contract he
calculates that he IL out OF pocket so5.6l7 Ed
ward T.. Haskell. whom Mr.. Rice assigned ths
claim brought suit 10 recover this amount, but he
has had his own troubles in trying to serve the
defendant I'm the
In afidavits presented Yesterday Haskell alleges
that she Is trying TO keep out OF the road OF
process servers. with the idea OF defrauding her
creditors. and asks that the personal attachment
be issued and placed in the hands OF the Sheriff
Justice Pryor granted the application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY STORY DENIED

that only n small number OF the graduates ~
Union Theological Seminary last year have
ceved calls to pulpts was denied yesterday by the
Rev Charles X. Gillet. the librarian OF the Semi
nary.
Mr. Gillett said that there wee thrty-two grad
yates last year. and of that number twenty are
now laboring In Presby terrain and Reformed
churches three In Congregational churches one In
the BAPTIST ministry. one In the Methodist minis
try one Ca woman) is engaged In teaching another
graduate is studying law and FOUR others are con-
tinuing their theological studies. He further said
that the allegations about the class which Will be
graduated next week far from the truth as
those in regard to the class OF 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
JUMPED FIVE STORIES TO DEATH

woMAvs THIRD ATTEMPT At SUICIDE Sue
cEssT1'r.
After making two Intellectual attempts 20 Kill her
self. Mrs. Attiila Rumgay. thrty-sx years Old
sgcccedcd yesterday morning jumping from the
roof o, the nvc-story nsthouse IN Kingshridge
Road. near o-hunirei-hnd -c,"nth-st Mrs Rum
gay lived The fourth floor ot the house Last
Friday she attempted 70 XII herself by Jumping
from window. and was prevented with din 'uty
by her husband rom carrying ou' nor purpose. He
ctugat her ~ Ter right foot she about to
leap from tho siil Last sunday IN" woman went 10
tho Harlem River and would have Jumped in had not
"a friend prevented her. Their" one but her
three children a. home Yesterday morning. and Mrs
Kumeay climbed 10 the roof and Jumped off. Her
death Was instantaneous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
PrBLIC LIBRARY TRUSTEES MEET.

The trustees OF the NewYork Public Library
(Astor Lenox and TiIden Foundations held their
monthly meeting yesterday Rt tho Aston Library
Alexander l.. OFT presided. and the other trustees
present were Samuel +. Avery. John J.. Calwalader.
Andrew II. Green. Daniel Huntington II. V. II. Ken
nedy. Edward King. Or. Thomas NJ Markoc.
George l.. Rives Philip Schuyler George ". Smith.
Frederick Sturges and Charles Rowland Russell. \
resolution passed authorizing the director 20
secure dynamo TO supply electric lights IN the
Aston Library. This may mean that the library
may soon bo opened at night. n boon long desired
by largo 80 don of the public At present the IL
hrary gets its electricity from OF the companies
and the lighting has recently been by no means adc-
quatc. II announced that the library had re-
ceivel gifts OF three books published carly I'm tho
sixteenth century. including one published in Ger
NM In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
THE COURTS.
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appe.ate Division supreme Court Befor. barrett rat
t.r''n lnsranam an! M-Teash,n' Jj-'o"T' opens al
m. NOS ir, SEE, ai Tcrm-Par, u Before B-chon.
supreme coar, SPECIAL rerm-Par, Before Pryor. J.
court opens 10 60 m EN psr'e Mates IT,. cu,.,
sleeve j. Motions Demuirers Nos ~ .S2 It'' ,go'
80 -. Preferred causes No' 1902 sNo' o''o' $500
Sapren eour,-spccial Term-Par, Ivnstor. Daily.
49, $40 $40 4,5i 6227 c6l c6i4 $3.50. e7oi. S7e
Supreme Special Term Par, EeorS Chase J.
20 o soecai rermNpart Motions be
'f Sac fsqm SFeG spee; Te-rar Cohen.
Elevated railroad ass 'lesr y p.,,r. r-,,. J.
fcfcrred c.ase. No Cos 1911 1922 i5s5s s92s
i25 1905, 1890 59i4 1879 1897 i'is icoS'. 1887
srnreme court Triai Term Part HIRe,ore Scott
o ?s o GG5' ,d ss' 1879 S:g dss s ooss sss
eisG li2l2 il273 li2e, lSlo i3s Cra P..,,. poos
stav@r from Part III for trial Case
Supreme Court-Tral Term-Par vBetore Duero. J.
-, auses be from Part III for trial Case IN
sfeme cour-rr.i rerm-Part vIBetore Gieseroh.
J"tauses to from Part III for trial Case un-
supreme TsrnIar. yII. BE; n, Beach s :!
Nos Io'sa io'il t'il SS' ,ss s i,o, ,oo ITO
sl.s oe9o ioI:e iico ii65 HISS 1929 1927. 1924.
Supreme c'ourt~TraI Term-Psrt yLII-Betore Beck
man JCauses to be sent from Part VII for Fa' case
supreme cour,Trlal Term-rart IX-Adjournei until
Monday. May ~
J-Caus-s b. from Part VII Tor trial. Clear.
SUPREME Court-Trial Tcrm-Part XI-Befors McAdam.
J-taises from Part VII for trial Case un-
finished
supreme cour-Trlal Tcrm-Part XIr-Before Slower.
Causes from preferred calendar for trial!
Case unfinished.
surrogates Court Chambers-Bcfore Fitzgerald. $
probate: VI. Narcotic. at 10 a John
Rogers John T. Wiukler. Jacob l;esegel Frederick
Kessler Jacob Baun. George =. athrop N 1890
Matthew Riley Marie Rechter. Janet VI. crichton.
Margaret =. MarGuanl a, p m.
Surrogates Court-rral Term-Hetorc Arnold. S.-No
day calendar.
City Court Special Term Before O.co, Court opens
az 10 a m Motions 10 30 A..
city Court-Trla Term Fart I-Before oDwyer. j.
No, 4SU. 577 500 52i 1860 iiO 48ls GA. o3i.
ps4 3294 57s 4T57 3O19 lola 4i23 So sos 4i3 40.
MA ii2 sl5 1922 49, 1869 1901 1919; 1859 1920. Case
unfinished. .
,fty Court-Trla Tern-Part IG-AdJourned FOR the
term.
CIV Court-Trla Term-Part IIT-I'ef,re Conlan. j.
Nos 25l3 sl3 9ol 9O2 OF 751. sos al 9ls o95 1923
90 o. 463 SIS 500 !Oi4s 800 1915 ID 05I 1872
72i. 4s2s al. 1865 50. 1860 1902, 1885,. Clear.
CITY Court-Trial Term-Pdrt IN-Ilefore Fitzsmons.
g J.-short causes: 497O 2loo. 29i 3i27ia 44l4
46i4 1884 $3.50 1901 1850 42o5 4963 50l9 505. Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-12
WHEAT MUCH MORE QUIET.
EXTREME RANGE IN PRICES SMALL.
HEAVY LOSSES AMONG CHICAGO DEAr.ERs-cAsH
DEMAND NOT GREAT
fpy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSE.l

DEMAND NOT GREAT.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBrSE1
Chicago May 1.-THE wheat pace Is letting up
only a 5-cent range in the May to-day ohly IN
the July That would look like crazy sp'eau a"
any ordinary time Il IS humdrum one compared
with recent fuctuations-co compared lot i'S'a"'e
with the 20-cent break OF Yesterday
Wheat risks hive been extreme that tauers
are dropping out There have been terrinc Ios%eS
terrific losses even among the veterans IL mas CUT
the wheat crowd in two. scattering IL over 10 o''
oats and provisions. or course. experiences nave
been the same the world and the results nave
been the same the world over.
# ts not remarkable that there Is now soino
quietng down. a.,
JuIv wheat opencd at n range OF cents to-day
from 81 IL to s. Is: sold between 81 % ana 81 VIZ anu
closed Mt & 1Oi5 On the curb tonight II Is u j."
MAY opened at 81 So sold ~ 81 20 and closeu a. y "
1t is not Ike od-time market. Those VINO uS,u
% trade in 100 onO bushcl lots satisfied TO ra'e
In = on bushels People who used 10 take si'''''
lines are out altogether.
Tho trade does not talk half so much about
,,o. ,,r,irgs now rs II does about It's own
LOSSES The commission men have escaped P','''
well Customers have stood up rernarkao'y' no
.unarers have been the professionals. tn" s'apc'S'
the floor traders and the spreadcrs. Liverpool w.
day opened at n sharp break. but parity recover"
nm :. cent on some futures: OF 2isd on "'"'t7'
No one was curious about last nights "oVe'"-
m
pected suggesting II crop Of only %S'o''V' "",'','
winter wheat September and Deceihoe' Viz
were strong September closing Us cents over
day; December IA cents over. q,
A cable reported that the Argentine 'oF''
had appointed a commissions: to 'hVes.'e"''
wheat reserves Of the country. with VIZ" " -
s,rcting exports II such a step were founu ~,
cory That was surprising bit o; news. ana ma"
sono,b,nr TO do with the demand for Se9'"''o''
and November Everybody wants TO s'tt ,,ycr 81
I,,ly The crowd thought Letter was ""'t ,,cr
Srntember- proba bly, n mere fancy ito
,,'d,ld evidently Ike to quiet ma nj Va
wonts 70 seq no failures. that would linpeI" S'''
OF his profits. oo., demand to-day.
7 oi,nr vas not bidding mp 50 for car lo'S, mn
ins,oncns they were relatively 10 Genus 10" l,a,,I
Yesterday Even Letter SAID IN" @ntl,,,S, soll
Irau moor and he rcportc! only ""', r,,n,,s
,r email lots The Western movement - ~, 90 Z. u
stq on bushels at primary points. as"tia' ,ro,o-
h~sbcls last wear There Is rcs9., ltp'' ,,h III
, 10 th,s direction 80 cars nj chicago, W.
nntror, The Northwest had 42l cars "s"''''' -
last year. - o-,er Julv touching
cj4 puts on July closed at 81 os: chls a. calIs
puts on September wheat s97s ana N'2 'e''7'