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New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
EJJLED IN FIREWORKS ,F4CTORY.
ONE MAN LOSES HIS LIFE AND ho'
MAY DIE AS A RESULT OF AN EN-
pIOSlON IN HOBOKEN

A fireworks factory owned 10y Jose Angelo an
Italian I'm Harrison-st.. between F1fth ana SNh
sts Uoboken. was blown mp yesterday morning
killing one man and njuring three others Inc
dead man IS Nicola Anzalone. twenty years Old OF
Newark. y. J.
The injured are Jose Angelo. forty-hve years old
Of No 1ls MOnroc-st who was burned about the
head face and hands Michael Angelo. Iourl''"
wears old son Of Jose Angelo. probably fataIy
burned and Joseph I.emento twenty-eght years
old Of No SIS Monroe-st. slightly burned about
the hands and face.
Angelo was assisting the men in handling some
exulosiyes Yesterday morning when the accident
occurred Exactly how It happened Is unknown
Anzalone was killed Instantly but the others man
aged TO escape from the building before 1t burst
into flames. , ,.to,
Policeman Peters. who witnessed the EXPLOSION,
ran to the scene and arrived In time TO asslS' III III
preventing young Angelo from being burned 10
death The boys clothes were nearly an DuiHtu
OF and his limbs and body were blist"rtd al over.
lie was taken to St Marys Hospital, where IL was
said lasi night that the boys chances ior recovery
slight. -. -. ,,...
An alarm OF fire was sent In. and after the , bIhze
had been put out TN" chaiIrd bonS vi +'"""''"'
was found on the moor.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
B HUNDRED REASONS

Can be given why Stuarts Dyspepsia lao
let's are the best and most efectua' cure ror
every form Of Indigestion.
They are in the tablet form which retains
their good qualities indefinitely. while hqui1
nrenarations become stale ana useless VII"
age - -, oar,iad q, the
They are convenient, can he carricG III lne
nocket and taken when needed. lheE are
pleasant 10 take . ,,o,,,
After each meal dissolve one or Two OF then' men
IN the mouth and. minehng win the , l"oi,
they constitute perfect dlges'lNe. aoS"'u'o''
az for the most sensitive stomach
They digest food before II has tlme 10 leI
roent thus preventing the iorMauoh OI sSs
and keeping the blood pure ana fiee rom .IS
Poisonous products OF fermented' hah-uls'S'''
food. r.,.,.,e T. the only rem
edv Assigned especially for the cure OF s'""i-
ach troubles and nothing else. -,
one disease one remedy, the suC'eSSi"'
nhvsclan Of to-day is the specialst ue sue
1eesful medicine is the medicine prepared 'S-
pecially for one disease ~
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make uhe '"'"-
rlexfon clear BY keeping the blood pure.
They increase flesh by dgesting hesh-f"rm-
ing foods ,,,
4 whole package taken at one time would
not hurt one but would simply be waste
OF good material. -,
over six thousand men and women in the
State OF Michigan alone have been cured oi
Indigestion and dyspepsia by the use OF SUI
arts Dyspepsia Tablets. -,
Sold by all druggists at 30 cents per pack
age
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
DETECTIVES SHOOT 4 81 RGLih.
THE MAN MADE A DETERMINED EfFoH'
TO ESCAPE. But WAS STOPPED
py RI-IIETS

detectives Barnett and Woolridge' of CaP'""
NcC,usky's staff Yesterday afternoon sho' '"H''H
Mor,rl,rd q burglar as he was escaping from
h,so in Eas, Seventy y-ninth-st. one buHet paSS'u
,hro,eb his right leg and one grazed his lei' reg
tIo v,es cautured and taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
tsorer His two confederates, George dorihd"
,.u,,.-.iob, wears old and Henry Rogers twenty
.,.<,, ,oo-s old Wee also captured ana locke" "P
detectives Barnett. Woolridge ana Wines W.
ui,e, q, East Seventy -ninth-st. yesterday "l'''-
,,o,, when they saw the three men acuns j" s
-,.,o,,e manner They entered the hathouSe az 80
20 East Seventv-ninth-st.. and after beihe III it 0
,o,,. minutes came out and walked TO the CORNER
80 rbird-avc. where they held 'ohsu'''''o'
--, ,be,. all went back to the house i''''',,rl9 o
barnett and WOOlrdge siat0neu Wy. ubne Wines
~, ,be hons. to await developments "h'l' WINE
went to the Third-aVe. corner $500. e.,oor minutes
THO three men emerged in ABOUT HL"'" ~ D.
~.n,or uras seized at the door ny DettDti' '0 60
W., and Pogere was seized by DetecuN' W ~"
m,scc Mcfarland iuraped onto the sidr IaI1me ~, -"
~ etnon He was cOmmandeG 10 SlIlI,n SlIlIrnu' "a az
- 80 ,be detectives both Of them dra"hs ~ ~
l,,"rs MCFARLAND paid no attention; bni sP,@ans am
IN platfOrm below. WflcA i'u. W - ~, tha two
80, ,I.n,e i'm the basement. Springlng uP thS W. W.
az az ,brae stems to the sidewalk McFarlahd IA"
toward LeXington-aVe; ~, 1 ,be, started In
P0th detectives fired AZ him. ana men S.hIu h s -,
% 5rapqne their prisoners after mem as
hursu, ,Tbey shouted and fired again. A police
IN ran down Seventy -ninth-st from fa' ] a
rH q, eyineton-ave. Detective Barnett 'urheu
bis nrisoner over 10 him and continued M, NV NJ.
A. Fiehteth-st. and I.exington-aVe NJ 'd"s'' w
Farand. 600. &c a., old offender
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
ygr iTTRiCTTONS or NIRiTOGA.

one Of the most attractive booklets "I W. n',-
that has vet been produced is No. - OF inc ro"'
Track Series" published by th" pasS'nR'' ,ho
oort Of the New-York Central ana p''''
r,,o Saratoga tho Beautiful" II contains ''''
s,x ragos 4 bv o inches and has seven'y-nNe ~"
,ifui balftone Illustrations the majority % VIM"
h,,e revor before been printed.
Tho cover is handsomely Illuminated an" ~
crudos a map 1 by o inches Of the route a'o"e '"'
t4udsor River from work 10 Saratoga
In tho centre Of the book Is nc" an" "" -
fully engraved map. by III inches' pr'n,""
four colors showing the country from INV ''''''
s,nn, piver on the west to New YORK hoS''n anu
portland on the east Quebec and Sault S'e ''',
on the north. and Richmond and caro- o" INV
south. o f., in
The historical and other descriptive Wa'''' ~,
,,res,i,r and viii give TO those unacqualn,'i W.. w,
Saratoga an excellent idea Of the diNersied
ticns II what has long been t"rm'H "'"''''
greatest watering place. , . -, n,ion
ono Of the features OF the book is the deSCllP '
90, iii,,st-aftct, OF the new train 70 be pa''i III
or,.,,. co." carly This season 10y the New, loIk a.,
trI 10 hr STYLED the Saratoga limited "Iiu,, ~
,s said will mako as fast time "s ,nr i'',!,, w
S,o,c ErDress reducing tho time net"'",l -,
TTrt and Saratoga from five TO three ana nan
ropv of Saratoga the Beautiful VII y" sn,n s.n
% any address free. postpaid. on receipt odoi od o~
,yo cont stamps 10y George H. Danl'lS' X, 20.
passenger agent Grand Central station ~"
N.VE
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
AROTT THE CIRCI ).
THE COMBINATION WHICH WILL TAhh The
PLACE OF BARNUM & BAIhhNS
THIS YEAR.

,rbo combined Adam Forepaugh and Sells b'o-
,ho,s. circiscs two distinct organizations that r"'
,nor,, travelled separately-will exhibit Jointly at
,ha Madison Square Garden for brief season. De-
g,rring Tuesday night. April ~ The opening per
,,r,,orco ai the Garden will be preceded by A
e,re.t pageant The Forepaugh and Sells SHOWS
ore nov. ln winter quarters AZ columbus ONO
,rb4re the performers. under the waichful eye oil
,h enuostrian director Frank J. Melville nave
he.n in active practice since February J.
ON Saturday April :. the entire snow pataph''-
MALTA elcpbants horses wild animals. hippodrome
outfit tents baggage wagons. performers ana al''
wiu reach Jersey city From Jersey city the $40"
u.uI bo taken TO Ambrose Park South BrooK'Eh'
ub.rc the tents viii be erected and rehearsals re-
sur,cd The practising in Ambrose Park VIII con-
,inue night and day until the day of the street
parade Saturday April l5 Monday ana luesuay
hnru 4 and 49, will be devoted 10 final rehear|aS
AT the Madison Square Garden. 10
The management promises 4 revival of l.Ellnidue
circus acts. The programme VIII De cpil.lleIG cpil..lInH ~
ciusivcly 10 equestrian acrObatc ana hippouI O'r @
displays Numerous performers from the f;uroP'an
circnsea will appear. Prominent amohk MI" 90 ., y i
ne four Uanlons Hadz Lessiks troup of Arapp
acrobats is another novelty Among The anin'l ma
actors will be WOOdward's seals ana -eh HonS IL,
combined menagerics Of the Forepaugh ana 'e"S
shows form an extensive geological eXhlDt -
The Forepaugh- Sells federation Is controIItu am
oneraied bv James A. Bailey. W. W Coie anu anu
peter and owls Sells. f. will he the nrst circus
intends the Forepaugh Sells combination 10 III
the place Of the Barnum EalieN sno" Tu oil 20, rn,
side of the ocean. Barnum Bail'} VIII ~"
return 10 America for two years. AT least
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
TRlDFSNEN'S NATIONAL BANK.

The Iiquidating Committee of the Tradesmen =
National Bank Yesterday gave out the following
statement bearing date Of March -
The Tradesmen's National Bank closed It's doors
October T. lS'S and on November - ls'S the { on
trollrr of the Currency appointed Messrs. william
II Moolverton Julius Kaufman and David II.
Bates Liquidating committee. VINO took charge,
payment to depositors Of all amounts due them eX-
ccpting SGO5 OOu for which certificates or deposit
were issued payable April l. lS@.
ON January last ~ per cent Of these certificates
was paid. February :. IL - per cent, on March
G l6n-3 per cent: ON March Is l-3 per cent and
the final payment Is announced for March -.
The total payments TO depositOrS since the bank
suspended including the final instalment last above
specified amount To 81. 1j33lI. The remaining
assets OF the bank are being carefully disposed OF
TO the best advantage possible for the protection
Of Stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
FLOODS N CiLiFOR\IA.
PAIN FALLING STEADILY IL REGIONS WHICH
HAVE BEEN DRY

eA1x FALLING STEADILY IL REGIONS WHICH
HAVE BEEN DRY
Gan Francisco. March 25.-The rain Is siill falhng
f., al narts of Northern California. with no signs
80 coesa,on News from the valley sections SHOWS
,ba, the rivers are rising but there Is niue danger
of q food at present unless the rain should De
,,,,o heavier or the weather warmer. and the snow
ON the mountains should melt more rapidly thah
tho water could be carried off. The lowlanus on
49,, Coror,enfo River have been inundated. but
u,,,o damage has been done SO far. -
message from stockton says 'na' Ct,oa NJ pI'cc
,i,.,r bas gone over the banks a. cloves iIh'e'
n"rthvcst q the town. and the FIench amp l@o,.- @
road southeast Of the town. is under water ~ 81
eTaf places The channels continue 10 rise ne san ~
Ioaouin River is rising an inch an hour' anu " i
within three feet Of the top Oi the leNte. -..,...
4 message from Sacramento says me An,t AneIiCdI
River is on the rampage. especially IN me hsis IL
horhood Of Folsom Word has been rtcciVed 10
dav that water was pouring over the great s!oi'e
dam at the Folsom prison 10 dtpth OF al nI'e' .
feet and at last accounts was Iasl.s ri,h
cables collapsed About fifteen hundred IGgs CAM
down the stream. representing over TWO Iniillon ie'
OF lumber. The Sacramento River is Slowly '9'"s
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
PORT lRTHIR CANAL FORMALLY OPENED

Port Arthur Tex. March 2-The formal open
ing Of the Port Arthur Ship Canal took place to-
day over three thousand visitors. from all parts
OF the country were present. aud the ceremonies
were participated In by Governors Sayrrs ~ Texas
Jones Cf Arkansas and Stanley ~ Kansas. prac-
ucslly all the members of the Texas Legislature.
a large number Of members Of the Kansas I.rgis-
lature delegation Of foreign capitalists ana sew
eral irhinlOads Of rxcursiOnisis
The canal il 81 200 feet long. and connects Port
Arthur. the southern terminus Of the Kansas city.
Pitisburg ana Gulf Railroad. which controls the
enterprise with the Sabine Pass
The canal will finally have uniform depth OF
from p 10 30 feet and II Is the Intention of its
projectors to bring vessels up from the Guf
thus creating new outlet for freight and pasSen-
ger rsffc 10 Mexican. South American and Euro
pean ports.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
NEW COMBINATION or ROLLINGuILLS.

Youngstown ohio. March 2j-It Is learned here
to-day from Trustworthy sources that comb
nation Of thirty five rolling mills outside the Ma
tional Steel Company and American Tin Plate
Company was effected in New-York yesterday.
The new combination consists of plants in Eastern
Ohio Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
and Will De Incorporated with a capital stock OF
$2OOOuUoO under the laws Of New Jersey next
Monday The local mills. which will Join the new
combination, are the Mahoning Valley Iron Com
pany. the Brown Bonnell Iron Company and the
Andrews Brothers Company. John F. Taylor. of
the Brown Bonnel Iron Company. chief pruAloter
OF the organization Will hold an important po-
sitiOn with the new company The combination IL
said to hold options large ore territory in the
Lake Superior region and Will control large coal
fields IA Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
RECENT cANE or LYNCHING ~ NDIANA
40 REwAiu,. 90. F1RED FOR ARREsTs-rENALTIES
~ NEW STATE LAW

80 REWAk,, 81. f1RED FOR ARRESTS-PENALrIES
~ NEW STATE LAW
indianapolis. March % (SpeciaD.-The Board of
Commissioners OF Scott County has refused to oHef
"A reward for the arrest OF the lYnchers of Marion
Tyler and has thus given credence 70 the charges
that some OF the most influential men Of Scott and
surrounding counties are implicated In the crime.
for petition signed by two hundred Of the business
men OF the county urged the County Commission
ers 10 offer "A reward. 1t is believed that the pass
ing Of the new ynchng law by the late Legislature
has been influential IN the action or the Scott
County Commissioners
The neW law provides that person persons
convicted Of the crime OF lyuching may either be
hanged sentenced 10 life imprisonment The
penay for assisting lYncheT TO escape IL life i'm
prisonineuf. and one who sells or gives rope or
any implement weapon used I'm lynching and
knows TO what II j. To- be put Il liable to the
same penalties those who actually commit the
crime
Hitherto n has been impossible To secure ndict-
meuts against iyuchers because OF the influence
brought TO bear grand turies. When the State
authorities attempted 10 have the Ripley County
Grand Jury indici the lynchers % the men who
were taken out OF the jail AT Versailles and hanged
they were baked at every step Inder the new
law the Attorney q General Of the State has the
power 10 begin prosecution ~ Nnchers without
Grand Jury Indictment.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
VIEW YORK REGIMENT VI NIERED on

MEN oF THE TWO HUNDRED AND THIRD NoflN-
TEERS Oh THE WAY HOME
C;reenvile s G. March 25-After eight months
service I'm the volunteer army. the 23d New York
Regiment was mustered out al Camp Wetherell TO
day The rolls ot the regiment were In splendid
order and when the paymaster began work at s3l
o'clock the muster out made with q rush and
the lsi Battalion was soon out Of the service. The
Southern Railway started the regiment home I'm
three SECTIONS. one starting at o'clock for Syra-
cusc the second half an hour later and the third
at z O'Clock FOR New-York. The companies broke
M and members went home individually
The 98d had been here since November. The
commander was Colonel ". : Schuyler. who viii
soon rejon his regiment the 9TH Cavalry. In Porto
Rico The muster officer Captain r.. Il.
Fuller OF the 7th Cavalry. and the paymasters
were Majors Hartzel and Iiallam All dispensaries
were closed TO prevent possible disorder.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
PfVAU4yS CRIPPLED BY LOCOMOTIVE

. ,o.m of horses owned by Terrence Murphy
urbioh ran away Yesterday in Seventy-nnth-st' ID
,he direction of the North River were run mo ON q
locomotive Of the New-York Central ana h"uSo"
River Rafroad and so badly hurt that they hao ID
he shot afterward by an officer of the B'reh so
eietv The horses were attached 10 brlck car T.
Murphy fed tho horses al noon ana lel' ,nei' S'"'
= - c,.a,,v e,,rthst unhitched while he went
toT his dinner The horses became rgn'ek.'4 q,
eomethfng and ran toward the river. a. It'ISIi'
srain a,ae coming along at the time. 1he horS"S
,nade da sh for the engine, and were STRUCK 10y IT,
Roth had their legs broken.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
TBr pHILADELPHIl STRIKE.

Philadelphia. March 25-Ffteen hundred op,
tors and pressers members Of the Fan's-"A
Union went on strike here to-day Ihef U. U'"
included increased wages. abolition Oh S-.oun
tractors and an agreement that ther wages " .,,.
,o, ~, r.,n,od The strikers said thar then GU"
,,.rs failed IN adhere 10 former agreement s ss.
now they ask that the employers sign bona - -"
nnishers and basters although having no no s,rlks
ances are thrown ont OF employment oy ~ wv sbout
OF the operators and pre-strs Alloee"'
three thousand hands are ldie , .bis af,er-
\ meeting was held 10y the strikers 'nh 'nho strike
noon To devise ways and means I" "i'"e w.
to A successful conclusion
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
ONE MORE NEW HOTEL.
rvrrvr. STORY FIREPROoF STRUCTURE
PLANNED FOR MADisoN-AVE. AND

Another nreproof hotel is TO be added to the
rst Of those recently built Plans were nied win
the Building Department yesterday 10y Cauld"-l
e. Morgan architects. acting for the owner franC'F
kinney The new structure is TO 60 II? AT 'he
northwest corner of Fifiy-siXth-st and Madison
ave 1t will be twelve stories high. and is TO be
built Of limestone and brick The skeleton VIII De
Of steel.
The new hotel will cost S2j0oOo The style OF we
s,obi,ac,ure &c 70 be Renaissance and there WI be
eo,rsnces on Nadison-ave and O Fifty-siXtE S..
:, is the intention of the owner TO have work be
aun on the new hotel as soon as the plans nave
PASSED the Building Department
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
,VcoppopiTED IN WEST VIRGINIA.

Charleston W Va. March - 'Sp"ciaD-A
charter has been issued TO the Alva Manufacturing
e.cnnanv for conducting general commer'l'l anu
manufacturing business. and the utihzauoh VI
chemicals and waste products Of every knd ana
.r. ~. ,,rio.ipol office is to be in New-York
CIV and the authorized capital Is $lo.W". OF whioh
$500 has been subscribed and paid in shares s. are are
sInn and Nathan d. Stern Felix Jellenk ana l'l'l
Richman of New York: Arthur ScnuIhISri, w'
nrookIvn and Ianford :. Weed. OF Newt "h"d"'
Conn. hold one each
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
4 CHARITY FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN.

The Daisy Fields Home for Cripples at hnele-
wood y j.. is expecting new children 10 take ,"'
places Of several just returned 10 'nel' "o'"' az
- 49,, ooriod ~ convalescence. The institution
,e entirely supported by voluntary contributors
ard invites subscribers and friends to Eisn II, a.
wsu as 10 assist in the work IL l. dong No',
sSh,,io,s witch are greatly needed al Iie.eM,
,,aV he sent TO the treasurer. Mrs Joseph X IL
inehast No 30 West One-huhHr'u-a ''''
ninth-st. Ncw-Nork
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
wINDOu-GLlNN FACrORIES MiY cL0S''

Pittsburg. March p Plans are now De" :, ar
sidered by window glass workers. whV.' 60 and
ried out. will close every factory in fi''S' clsss
nearby towns controlled by the Ame''.'" -. are
Company. IL l. announced that the ,hey
responsible in measure Tor the "0 - hiovers
w not work ~ne ~ sympanans with ne ,,s sos
ers shov. hovs and lehr- tenders. are upsn
with new men They Will howrN's ,ll hands
n,vmrnt by the roller system u '"e
lrr not r.iu-tated
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
MISSION or GEN. coMPToN TO H4wATI
San Francisco. March 25-"The car says.

San Francisco Mhrch 3.-"Thc 'aII' says.
The mission Of General Charles f. Compton 20
m. Hawaiian Islands the subject cf great spcou-
latiou iu Federal circles I'm this city General
compton sailed OF the Alameda frw DAYS ago
for Honolulu. while 10 one IL In a position 70 e.
plain authoritativrly the purpose ~ the dl-iln-
p she'd soldiers Journey. II - understood rom eN
cellent sources that ne has gope 10 Honolulu 10
eeze the crown lards Of the former monarchy ana
n, .uf horitv Of the American Government settle
= dispute OF ownership that involves property worm
millions Of dollars. 49,, =. ,..
II is more than a coincidence that Paul Ncumann
hastily left Washington short time ago ana II
now on his WAY 10 Honolulu Neumann is one
of the closest advisers Of the ex-Queen, ana in any
Investigation affecting her interests he would BE OF
invaluable assistance.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Newark. y j. March % The Compressed Gas
Capsule Company filed articles ~ incorporation in
the County Clerks office here to-day. The capital
stock tx given IA Sl5 GOD0 hut the amount actually
paid In IL 5000 The company Will manufactu
compressed and uQuened gases into capsules II
will acquire letters patent for the making of the
same" and viii deal In merchandise and property
of any description. The corporators are Charles r.
Levy OF Newark. Henry r. Rowland and s Read
ing Rertron OF New-York and George l.. prentiss
Of Montclalr
The Petroleum Union Trading Company was also
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
IDnN orr TO 60 TO JAPAN.

San Francisco March 25.-According to T. II. H.
stenhouse Of this city who Is associated WIN
his brother-in-law. Anthony Godbe. OF hhSehauf
Iowcr California. I'm the management OF the ron
d.nosits on the seacoast OF San lsidor, hity nleS
soii,th of Ensenada a contract has been entered
into between Godbe and the japanese Government
,n ~ iron ore are 20 be delivered 20 the japanese
Government az as possible,
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

deal I'm real estate capital $1,000. DirectorsIAsa
X Parker and Asa Vi Parker. jr.. Of Brooklyn
and Ralph O. Packard. Harriet l.. Packard ana H.
c. Packard ir. Of Morristown
Foreign Buyer company. of New Gork oity' 10
issue commercial publications: capital $1,000 ID
rectors-Ernest Wolf Edna :. Miers ana +; ,,
Randall OF New York city. and Marie NolH or
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26
RRooKLyy RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION
RAPID TRANSIT TAKES POSSESSION OF THE
I-NION ELEVATED

UNION ELEVATED
The brooklyn Rapid Transit Company yeS''r"'' ',
took formal possession Of the Brooklyn 'h'o" '
waited Company The old directors oi 'h' w 49,
company resigned new Board being e'''"" ~, ~
,.us. r,.d.ri, y olrott Clinton l.. Rosslter J.
: Williams william Halls, jr. Fr'u'''
mann William f. Shcchan. Nicholas J.. h'"'F
t,leyick : Flower John : George. Ira y. h'P'
- Iobn H TaVIor John V. Clarke ana h"!' y
Folger The directors a. subsequent ~.
elected clinton l.. Kosstcr president an"
Williams secretary and treasurer of '"e ''''
company. , o,y.r
Tbe work ir,iIen, to ;he change OF motive p'""r
-, ,h .l,,.. ,.d road from steam 10 electricity wiz
h nusbed as sueediIy as possible under lh' "'"
management The plans for this ch'"Re anu nv
details and specifications have "Ire'"y W."
pared Under the plan the question -. "''''
power supply il re- ndercd comparatively S''nP'
reason OF the change Of ownership OF inc eir'"'r"
road Under the old management such '"'"N
would involve the hulding Of expenSiV" p""'
pants which woud have caused "A d'lay "' yea"
or more But under Rapid Transit eontro' '"' '''
4, different That company owns sc'e'"' '
r.,we~ plants some OF which are 20" """'
'r.ese can te utilized to furnish power 10 wv
I,,ooklvn E.eva ed. and also to the Kings '"'''S
,,:.rat4d VEN that road finally comes u""'' "
Pa,,. r-a,sit control Those plants az "''
,r,n e,t, Glen, to supply all the electricity r'P'
f,r 49,. combined companies ffr years 10 DY''
THIS vi result in great tToncriGs III ~ r." savings
,hat may m made by the change of ,rg otr bc annual
rom stea m electricity i 's sald th"' ,,,onv Wv is
coal a,cO,Int Of the Brooklyn tle'atcd coInr"' ~
eoIIai to that Of the Rand Tr"nslt coiniany; H.,
though The latter has n"a''v 'ight "'"'S ''
age Of the former -, - tho Kings
The plan ~ the reorPprlzaiiInh ",,,inted ~, and
County Elevated s nov trao'irally cotho,ders this
will nrohahlv he s'Ibmtteo 20 the sto'kuv -, T.,
week Tho fe;a'is are not yet made punn'' 'oir m' =
ia ,nderstnod frat the plan provides TOT ,
down of interest rates and the issue "l @ @u, ,nc,
mon and preferred stock instead ~ c"'"f'oh S'''
L. cut 20
New-York tribune., 1899-03-26

Perhaps one of the most important sales OF the
week was effected by VI. O. Byers, the well-knowh
dealer i'm high-class saddle and carriage horses IN
West Sixtv-second-st. The famous Midnight. by
Rlack Squirrel "A champion among saddle horses.
was sold by Mr. Byers to r. II. Hatch. prominent
WaI-st banker. Mr.. Byers declined Tor obvious
reasons 10 state the price at which the horse had
been sold but ntimated that both ne ana Mr.
Hatch had every reason 20 congratulate them
selves.