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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Seipisning al DC arbejOsloie
aOinOer Og gorrl.
aebsnbapu D. q. 9uIi.

Rebenbdpn D. q. gull
pua be Spiieisosr, iom Romitssu
for Beipisningsu al be ar.
bsibsIsfesR uiuber % Bern
bar inbrsttet, bar Der bssuGrre itnoi9
uaret @eiier NOT, Os gs9erst sfter
Spiiebiuettsr gar uarst iaa tort, at
nan itabis bar maattst forose aniaast
for Beru. Dn man Iaust fra bar
funnel msoe Nebeu fuIbitRnbig, BAR man
uaientIis inbifrGntet geipisningen til
a~rbeibsIsies gsrn. geipisninssn at
Ruinoer Omfatter ltabis fGrre, tbi
til gsrnsns mao Der fares Rao. Rsb
busr Dag uiisr bet fig, at Rsben mel.
lem be arbtibsIeie bIiuer ~iferre. Oct
sr rent bisrtetareubs at ie iaa msssn
SIenbisbeo.
gsipisningsfsosrue sr NJ fsIsenos:
Spiiebuiet usb lrinitatis Rife, Spiis:
buffet / @aItsnoorissube (Ulsbrs Os
Ssrn) Spiiebuiet / gsisrsube 70, Sto-
Isrns / 9bIeni8Iossrssabe, Rpsssuoe,
Gronninsenssuos O9 9suis aors airtes
SfoIe.
Gen beIe gsipisuins cmfutter Ianst
Ousr 1000 gsrn (fOraOsn MObre). Os
Der sr fOrsIebis uboeIt Iunsi Ouer 90.
900 portioner Wiub. SnbtGsterne, Der
tiIFpber ret riseIist, sr naaet op ouer
5000 ar. Sssuosn sr en- Del RUS
pOnbeser til SnoiamIiuS snbnu lite ino.
orasue.
: Stsbst for lefsgiIIsttsr bar
man nu inbfert afte 4bsan9s.
Der siusr usotOmmsnbe Jfet til
2 o an usentlis gefpisning
paa be Gage, aortet unsiuer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Wn1ofotc Iraiptete.

Observation-Disclosures oSprinsss
rem" an5oIot forIebsn 4 fremmeOe lrnw.
Iere, Der iiteoe paa oanit Setertitorium
norooit for Stoseu. Oct par gMOu.
tag" Of Bremen, y3atinu~ Of @rimsbp
% p5uIcOn" Os vDsfiberia" at 6na.
Dsn fbits nGstsbe al ioIge, ioet anp.
fsinsn unsau, at Waitinen pal i llor.
ben. On llnoerisseIie uiiie ImioIsrtio.
at bette par uianbt. Weoens lnbsrs
isgsIlsrne FOB paa. foripgte g5aIcon"
at unbuige, buiItst bog lite %lptteoes.
lrawIerne brastss ino til 5rebsritsbaun,
boor Dommen afiosoes iom fsIer anpt.
Rifsa vWon.ag" al Bremen, osmtss en-
geoe at 200 ar. anptnin CANTON,
.3nrino" al Orimsbp NJ en- Seos al
$50 ar. faHt i eritutnin9 go RI. for
at baue sbslaet Diiferirsbtaber for
Observation-Disclosures y5ennp". Sap.
tain aris. oi}aIeon" al pun, ibsmtss
en- gsbs at 300 6r., os auptuiu Ri:
6srtlon, yDsfoeria" al 9uu, $50
Rr. Oct iOnifntersbss, at Stibeis
MaItins baDbe u0rst i,iIt ao meo Ollie.
6rapIrsbftaber Os Jansit tonfil.ers.
bss. aaptain Ri6erifOn 1T oesuoeu en-
gebs at 100 Rr., fOroi ban | politis
rsttsn til en- Dfieer iascs: You are
not a Gentleman
Oct maa pare en- ganlte COB 6orret.
ming, bisie Irnwlere eDe, nnar bet fan
betaIe fig for benz iaaoan Gang sfter
Sang at bstale ct Bar 9anoreoe aros
nsr | Bsbe, iamt faa bsres IruwIrebs
ffabsr os 5unsit tonNfferebe. Man
bar ipurst, b~UOrfOr lite Osiaa Danmart
Isnbsr noele Irawlsrs uo | frsmmebs
5aruanbs, naar bet tan bstuIe fig iaa
sobt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
S!ctc6 tEtuott.

Den iibits iterrs 5lbIes / a~cbsnbaun
par tnap iaa ubpsseIis iOm be Iise fore.
eaaenoe. - Oct par enbba Rsbenhaus
nernes tars lipoIi, Der bsnne Gang par
trust = Dog par bet fun 9r. 8 TT an
garen5 lrRtplafter | Aar: nemIig
yparis 8atatomber," Der branbte.
Disis bu9tebe 6uGIuinssr, frsmbragts
At frgbsligt Bap - aus Dsoningebos
psosrns, Der Iaa b~entaltsbe ~sruppeuis,
ere bIspns ct Rou for 5lammsrns.
Oct uar jun Uso 9nIutOlutibsn, mems
man nsb bet fiblie Muitnunmer, at
aut0tOmbsrns pIubielis git Op / 0tOs.
DisblittsIis famIsbe ben iiaIone 5au.
minution Os tnitrsnbe 5prDarteri ale
@aiierne os NOT iaa ~ubpsseIist bIsu
bet, sfteriom bet enc Deoninssbousb
9rinebe pso Siben al bet anbet. Gftsrs
Tom man ouerpanbt SpsseIisfrpsten,
toe ieIu @aitsrns fat meb SIufnin9s,
arbeioet - men mart pare nosle for.
tuaebe Stolpsr ale be iorbilfe Rsittr al
garis' unbsriorbifs airtesaarb.
6uem, Der saiber fig | 6anbsrne, sr
isIufsIseIis liDoIis DIRECTION. Ibi
brab vRatatomberns" lite blep, oil bsres
yranbtomt blius: lipoIis grats
platter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Set aarltge Borne: @uoss
tjeucitem coe

/ gresentusO StOu Ssnbas ben 10.
gull oueruarebss at ca. 5000 Wsuns:
Ter. 81. 81 inmIsbss DsItassrne ON
ben mutt ppntebs In,sriiOl. groDli
Beber, 9asieu, inbIsbsbs Wiebst.
Wiision9r gIombsrs boIbt ct into
%rssinnt Os fGnssIsnoe JOrsbras. prouii
gIom taIte for gernsns, buOrsftsr
man Ieireoe zig ON De mebbrnsts Ran-
turDe. SIutteIis beiaas SIOitst oo
6auen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Wonumentet icr Gmil
Scrncmann.

Saa bar ba 8anmarf betalt i'm @9lo
til Zen tapre sn~nbiolbat~s Romponilt,
6 mil 90rnemnnn.
6aIutreosaarsbnssn for RslOeisns
Jrentomit 10 9tpriI 1898 itste Der
GpfOrorins ON at rsiis BAN ct Minoss.
marie. 3stte itanr MI ube paa 4sli:
items Rirfesaorb. a~sbenbuun. IN bel
O9 ipGr @rnnitftsn, meb SOmponilfens
Decentralization / Bronco foropsn, %
forneoen en- SroucsIprs, O%mlpnset uf ct
9aanb, buorpaa gsspnbsIiesfrOisn al
Zen tdprs 9anbioIoat" / Rober %
Orb.
Niet paa Stsnsn Iaiss:
5obunO Ole 9mil 5ornsmann.
6sbt ben 10. Mai 1909.
7sb ben %. Mai 1870.
Gssninesn til Rinbssmartet itpIbes
etatsraao gorsne Jrolid; Dor:
tratmsbnilOnen sr ubisrt al giasobus.
geren, 9rOfssiOr Saabpe.
Deb 4ilSringsn, Der fOrssit ben 20.
gull, taIte Obsrf y. !. SEMEN
Os eitsr ailOrinsen brusts aOmpO.
~niitsns Ssn, prOissiOr 8 Ornsmann
en- lat paa 5amilisns Os esne gssns.
Som bstsnbt bar Zen tapre 9anos
ioIbats" Ianst ubstpbeIigsre 6oriatter:
geter 6aber iorlansit fnast tit
RinoesmRtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
&c fpnife &msmanosrciier.

De ger i gIuoet iibIisere omtuIte
6usmanosrejisr paa 6psn nfiluttsbes
fOrriss gOrbus meO ct MObe pau DuIum
guno5russItoIs. Deb 5Ormibba9smo.
bet, Der tuIts ca. 300 DsItngers, bOIbt
StatstOuiulent U iebeI 6orsoras ON
9nusoprtnins m. m. og ROniuIent
Ctto9sterien, Querup. ON Suirss
bOIb. Deb acknowledgements taIte
6oritunbsr 3 er g. gebersn, 9oIum,
ON bismmsauIebe 5ObsrmioIer, os Carer
Riel lobftou, 6rsbsritss
borg 6siitoIe, ON 9usmanbsfolsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Seipisningen for 4rbejos.
loieS Guitruer Oh Born

buube 9orbas ben Is. gull / oft fnaet
@apsr / rebe Bsnss til ct geIob Of 1919
Rr. 70 Cre inmt an Del R~nturaIisr.
Ora ben lib bar man bsipiit 1900
Bern ousIis. 90 bar sr bIeOen ubeeIt 200
9Oiier MaIt basIis til ipss Born Os
Born unoer ba~Iuunbe: Anr. 3 priuute
Diem bsipiiss ca. 100 Born. Spsu.
nGunte esrous beipiites ca. 1000
Bern.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Sloebramoe.

6ornpIi9 n~ebbrenbte u. BauB
entss @aarb / StOrs Sisrup. Glue.
buffet rebbsbss, buOrimoo bet inbaulebe
so FAINT Wsaitinsr Os en- Del 9alm
braubte. 2igeIsoss inbebranbte en-
aaIu. 5loen antases Opfaaet usb, at
nosIe Born bar fat SIb paa en- Stat
psb @aaroen.
- r.. &. W. Saeobfens gisnbom
paa Jerslsp 5aueo nsb5ranbte b. 28.
SuIi iota!i. SIosn opiiOb ueb gasnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
Voroiit Strengthening.

Rorbiit Rirursiurenins, Tom ufbOIot
1T iioiie Wfsbs / 9elfin9fors for
TO 4ar fioen, boIbsr Rebs / Stods
bolm ben IS. aueuii. gIanbt
be anmslbts banite 8sItassre tan nau.
nss: prOissiOr gIO6, DIR, RIDER.
u n 9 os DR.. 8oulin g.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

; oeune 9rimme afiRre bar poIiti-
birettoren MI ostrstsrst 4ttion - men
fun imOb gJorpOiiens" Rebnttionsiet.
rst9r O aneeI. Ill attor er beifittet
Suerrstsiasfsrsr Carl en-, % til De.
isnior proturater Stsintbal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-09
ulDffer.


len at 1ulebeae poa ganseldno,
Den foruIptteos par iammen meo nogle
aummeratsr guast uo for at babe og
bar ianbipnIisuis faast arampe. Viz
get innbtes matte Dag. 8sn fornIgts
tebs par 81 9ar.
= Snebter Seuerin TN, Sorpaor
bIeu i%orIeoen o%uertsrt al en- forip9not
0csn. iom ban par ueb at repaters, ieet
9sfiene bIeu ltp. 6an III uenifre Ben
bratfet os bsirs Ben tnuit os bsoe ct
9ur Gage efter paa 9riieo Spsebus.
= 5 Senbuss git en- BEARS Dreus
BeterGbr. 2auritien, tiaiaemeo
i'm minore Seifer neb til ben tore Mers
9eIsrou peo Risfum / Borbier9
Tor at babe, Dreu9en git uo fra en-
Sioe, buor @rausn er meset opb; ban
tunbe lite Iuemme % tom op be labs
uanIi9e 8 9an9e, buor sfter ban git til
8unos. Ssiteren Isb | bart einnso
inb til @aarosn o9 ft Jolt %tiltalbt,
men fsrii eitsr en- Zines 5orlsb III nan
Drenssn op iom Sig.
= @artnsr { unbs fsmaarise Sen, |
6oue brutnebe forIebsn / en- MereeIs
graz. 6an nj Operbuiunce os faIbt
uo / Qanoet.
E. BorsIunbs l4aari9e Sen,
Riium Wart | 9orbiars uto !9olitebro,
foruIpttsbs %forIsben ueb gnbnius en-
NerseIsrau.
= Meaerlpenb Gems q. Daniel
fen al Gtaptrup RsIIe / Ipis
eit iorIeoen iammen meb en- Drens no /
en- n%arIissenbe Wer9eIgrau for at babe.
Da ban tunes iuemme, men lite fanbt
9anoet bpbt NOT oettiI, eit ban ouer /
Ell bpbere @rau, msn nc itrafs arampe
os gtt til gunbs. Da Drengtn faa
bet, lob ban rGoieIsilagen til fit iemmes
Zig Ianst fruIigsmoe 9iem Os bsntsoe
lin 6a6er; men oa benns omlioer Tom
til MerssIsrauen, par bet unss Nennss
lie brutnet.
- JisneitstarI Sens peterfen,
gieeriieb, brutnebe f%OrIeben unoer Bah
ming i en- WerseIsrau.
6n l4aGris Con uf Arbeibs.
manb anbers OIien, SlusIiue, brats
nsbs forIseen usb gnbnins / IueI 81.
- ct lllpttestilfGlbe. Der bauoe Gss
ben til 5oIse, pasitrsbe npIis grs
ritfs. st unst Wennsfte, Seno
@aarbeisr Scope Rittelftn,
Der tiente Dos Sans 9abesaaro,
par iammen msb en- nnbsn Wanb grs
ritiS Noie for at bente Ct Gas So.
paa 6oIbslttbst par ban ct GjsbIit
traubt op paa StiGrten for at orbne
noset peo SeIetsiet, o9 rimsIisuis er
ban be- sIebet nsb. 9erouer sr 6eiieHe
blsune bonse os lob. De tanbiebes
bog mart al ben anoen Uiano. Oct
piiis zig ba, at aarIsn par ilbs tilreot;
ban bauos ct bpbt Suur / 9aebOpeost,
ban ufsit ueb Dsbsn pua Gr,bsrieia
9eipitaI.
- Rummis 9Obnsn at glpmins
oesab brutneoe f%OrIeben usb Babning /
9efterboust ubfOr Rpminoseab. Ten
foruIp.tebe par 23 Var.
5. U. @briften en- / Gleob
iiprteoe FANNIE Dag neb fra Rpsuinesn
al III gus, o9 ba ban par enc bismme,
benIua ban / fitre Elmer, inbsn 6jGIp
Tom til Stebe. Nafte Dag afsit ban
peb 3eben.
6tsprestoee fro Hreberi,sbaua
oDsrtsrte Manous Gften ben "a. 9uIi
tat ueb Eolne Citation en- bsus
ltum Ueano Chr. 5enfen, Der sis
tuGrs opsr Stinnsrns. 9osomotiufere
rem iaa BAN 9aa opsrBausn os Isjtsoe
itaitt for at aouare bam. Den forus
Ipftsbs, Der par So War g., bIsp irpstss
Ii9 IemIGftet os bsbs paa Steoet.
On Sen af9usmanbR ieIs
geter Rasmusfsn Sen6er s
er brutnst ueo Bubnins / en- Wer.
geIsrap. Den fOruIpttebs par fun II a
IL Aar gammsI, os Der par fun en- IN.
nra Irnhar al bon. Ill aElah
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NETWORK CITY.

Many residents Of the United states returning
from abroad have been annoyed by the IAN 'iH
nosed unon incoming Americans bringing with them
wearing apparel and personal effects bought II
,ore,en countries The American Travellers De
fence Association has therefore been FORMED IN
New.York. It is the intention Of the ASSOCIATION
N form throughout the United States orahch of
ganizations with the object in view or petluon'"e
congress at It's next session. to repeal the pro
vision Of the Dingley bill (act Of July "a lSgp
which iuposes this tax that this part or the
tariff law will be restored to the condition IN WIN"
II was prior to the passage Of the Dingley DILL
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted j. Manoy
% contractors at work in the Annexed Dlstrlct'
who are charged with burning soft coal IN sta
tionary engines at Keppler-ave. and Two-hundreo-
and-thrtv-sixth and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eighth sts The Grand Jury dismissed the COM
plaint Of burning soft coal against FERGUSON
Brothers. wood speciality manufacturers OF NO 40S
West Thirty-hrst-st.
William Philip Hail. known as the business ma" @
evangelist" preached last night in the CLAD llu-
,nqs Gosnel Tent About eight hundred people
were present The Rev. Mr.. Moody preaches TO-
night
Commander Albion V Wadhams, L. D NJ WI"
sneak on the need Of Young Mems Christian AS
socation In the lower part of the city at Oo
John Street" No A John-st, at O'Clock to-ihsh''
An interesting programme will be presented.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
TWO LINES IN KINGsBRIDGE ROAD
METROPOLITAN AND THIRD AVENUE CARS
WILL Re RUN. 1T Is SAID.

The Councmen and Aldermen who voted on
Tuesday in favor OF the reports OF the railroad
committees 10 grant q franchise for the ouiloihg
OF a street railroad in Kingsbridse Road under
stood that the railroad would be under the JOINT
control Of the Metropolitan and Third Avenue COM
panles although the application for the franchse
was made by the Fort George and Eleventh Ave
rue COMPANY Councilman John T. Oakley has
said that the Metropolitan and Third Avenue ON
c,als have come TO agreement to run the cars
of bo,b coupanies over the road There VIII be
orlv two tracks in Kingsbrdge Road. The Metro
noIItan viii pay for one track and the Thrd Ave
nue. for the other
The resolutions passed by the Councilmen ana
Aldermen on Tuesday will go TO the Board OF Es'i-
mate and Apportionment which will fix the value
of the franchise but final action by the Municipal
Assembly will be needed before the franchise u
granted The resolutions recommend that the ran
roads nav to the city per cent OF their gross
earnings and that the fare be hve cents; ane ne
term of the franchise is named as tWehty-nNe
wears with the privilege of q twehty-1nVe year ie-
3ewai after a new appraisement Of value. ill.,
II n Vreeland the president OF tne Meti oPoit'o' M
street Railway Company was hot III o~,. uomr 80
terday and other officials OF the company "no .
we're seen professed 10 have never heaiu 0I az
agreement having been reached WIN ohe sa a"'tS ~
Avenue company with regard TO the use M ~
Kingsbridge Road Oren Root. ASSISTANT 10 nt ~
nrneIdent was also seen. and said that he mad not
10 Ieast knowledge as to whether or not there
was any foundation for the report !,
Edward Iauterbach who Is counsei anu a III VI
rector OF the Third Avenue kailroaq nn{ina y
could not be seen yesterday, but at his once II
vas said that the understanding was that tne
Wotronolitan and Third Avenue companies were
70 have Joint ownership Of the proposed new Hhe'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
SHOWER CLOSES A BROHING DAY.
THE TEMPERATURE REACHED 30 DEGREES AT
O'CLOCK IN TIE AFTERNOON.

THE TEMPERATURE REACHED 90 DEGREES AT
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.
Temperature and humidity changed places yes
terday For the last two weeks or so the latter
has played the chief part in making folks fnisera-
bIe the former contenting Itself with the role OF
an assistant but yesterday it was different Tenn
nerature decidedly asserted itself. 1t began with
73 degrees at o'clock In the morning, ana con-
tnued TO rise until IT reached 90 degrees htue
before 5 o'clock in the afternoon. Humidity Kept
itself within normal limits Instead Of being par
boiled humanity was roasted
The suns rays came down IN n fierce, uncompro-
missing wav and the air shmmered with the heat
while up above were the tantalizngly cool looking
depths of a clear blue sky with not the promise OF
even a shower. All day long these conditions pre-
vailed and the depressed and almost Frustrated
city had begun to look forward 10 another night
Of sleepless misery. when suddenly there came
rushing down the Hudson from the northwest
great gusts Of wind driving before them dense.
black cloud masses.
There were 4 few great crashes OF thunder. pre-
ceded by intensely vivid flashes Of lightning but
the heavy downpour threatened dwndled TO a
brisk rain squa. which lasted only n short time
and then passed away out to sea. leaving the air
wind will continue to-day. but clear and
tnued warm weather IS also included in the pre-
diction.
There heat fatality among a number of
prostratons Yesterday. Martin Whelan. thirty-hve
years old. whose home Is unknown while In front
of No. - Tenth-aVe., in the afternoon, was over
come by the heat, and died before hospital sur
Peon could reach him.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
SEARCHING FOR MERRILL.

Long Beach. Long Island. July "A. f. DICK
proprietor of the Long Beach Hotel, went to New
York Yesterday searching for the Merrill,
whom he suspects Of having administered knock
out drops 10 II. d. Wheeler. a guest at the hotel
He visited Police Headquarters and reported the
circumstances of the affair in detail. Mr. Dick
visited the Rogues Gallery and picked out pict-
Nlre which he said tailed exactly with the man for
whom he looking.
Captain McClusky said the was an old
offender and declared that he had been charged
with bigamy and was well known TO the police.
He said he was time In the drug business.
II n IS the same man the fact that he kept drug
store accounts for his ability to forge the prescrip-
.tion with which he obtained the principal in
vredent Of the dose given to Mr.. Wheeler.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
LrCKY WOMEN EuPLOYES.

week al the seaside. bathing In the surf. dainty
food pleasant rooms spacious verandas. tennis oas-
ket ball bicycles hammocks books and papers galore
nothing 70 do all day long but amuse ones SELF ana
wear ones prettiest clothes. An alluTins prospect
4his 10 any woman. This Is what the sege-Cooper
pnnIoves' Association does FOR the young women
employed u the Big Store, without cost
Every Saturday morning about eighty OF ther'
An charge Of a matron. leave on the steamer Re
nublic for Long Branch, where the Wheeler Cot
,soga with its beautiful grounds. Is situated.
"tSXb al wonder that when the week is over they
go back 10 the Big Store bright eyed rosy 10 race
r. duties OF life with new strength and cheer!
' r1ong the many benefits Of the association are
free medical attendance. insurance against SICK
xnass accident or death. and help In times OF Pc
runiarv distress besides the pleasures and enjoy
ments OF a weeks vacation by the seashore'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
RAILWAY TRACK EQUIPMENT TRUST.
THE AMERICAN SWITCH COMPANY WITH SILL

THE AMERICAN SWITCH COMPANY. WITH SILL
100000 CAPITAL. HAS A LARGE SCOPE.
The American Switch Company has been organ
lied under the laws OF New-Jersey. with capital
OF $1,000 900 one-harf Of which is per cent cumu-
lative preferred stock and one-half common. Tho
company will practically control the manufacture
Of railroad frogs switches, stands and other track
equipment In the United States 1t will also con-
troll all Of the patents OF any value pertaining to
this line of business. 1t will be able offer the
railroads complete protection to patent litga-
ton. and a combination OF the best designs in
track appliances.
The owners of the present plants will be largely
Interested in the company and give to It their
knowledge, experience and acquaintance. The pres
ident Of the company Is Alfred r. Mulliken,
president OF the Pettibone- -Mulliken Company. of
Chicago. w. A Doyle. of Chicago, will he general
counsel. The directors will consist Of owners OF
the present plants and prominent hnanciers who
these directors are Anson r. Flower, F. r. Gary
and Henry Seibert. Flower & Co. are the managers
Of the underwriting syndicate.
In speaking Of the new company President Multi
ken said The numerous designs OF frogs, switches
and other track equipment now In use create a
large unnecessary expense on the part OF me rail
road companies The new company VIII he In
position. for already stated. to bring into
use standard designs combining all the latest inven-
tiOns with the result OF actual use, thereby greatly
reducing the cost OF manufacture and repairs. For
instance If a certain design Of rigid frog has given
entire satisfaction on large railroad for number
conditions Therefore. II all roads would use this
ifosflv be made at a less cost per frog than the
much smaller number OF frogs Of each Of the many
destds sa Vii he carried out in all track equipment
md when established will enable the company 10
reGIo Ti has been stated that the American Switch
Company is 10 be A constituent or subordinate part
4r,bough some OF the same men are interested In
both. the companies arc absolutely independent
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
YONKERS.

The difference OF opinion between the Board OF
Fire Commissioners and the volunteer nremen IN
relation TO permitting the paid men OF fonkers 10
parade at the State convention appears 20 be WIDEN
ing On Wednesday evening at a special meeting
Commissioner Hayes moved that the action OF me ne
Board In allowing the PAID companies 10
parade be reconsidered. The motion remained un-
Seconded. President Rowland said later that ne
had lust as much sentiment any other man VINO
had served as a volunteer. and he had every oeslre
TO have the convention success. but ne had taken
ar oath Of office and therefore responsible 10
the people He said that the interests or the CITY
should not be forgotten and thought II was proper
that the paid should remain on duty 10 protect
1he homes and property OF citizens. Commissioners
Narneck and Stewart agreed with him special
meeting will be held this evening. and the Mayor
will be asked 10 be present. ~
Plans for the new Turn Verein building, TO 6 De
erected in Em-st., have been issued for estimates
The building will be stories high with base
rnent II will contain all of the modern club equip
Inents and will be OF pretty architectural design
Z The Hollywood Inn Band will have moonlight
sxcurson up the river tonight.
: The Police Commissioners met yesterday after
noon but took no action on the report by Captain
Mclaughlin on the application of the patrolmen TO
have one full night of in twenty.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
GOAL BARGE SINKS ~ EAST RIVER

A coal barge known the Lyman was sunk in
the East River. opposite Eighty y-fourth-st yester-
day afternoon The boat was loaded with coal
At the time OF the sinking the steamer Massa-
chusctts Of the Stonington Line was on IS way
10 this city with an excursion party. When OF
Eighty-fourth-st. the steamer passed steam canal
boat having in tow two coal barges. After the
steamer had passed the barges the hawser which
wns tied 10 the stern OF the Lyman broke and the
boat was seen 10 be settling. The boat continued
70 float for ten twelve minutes when the stern
suddenly sank. and man on the steam canaboat
cut the hawser holding the bow OF the boat.
Soon after the hawser AT the stern OF the barge
broke a woman out OF the cabin and made
her way 10 the steam csnalboat. -Four men then
bearded the boat and after swinging a rowboat
into the wnter FOR safety succeeded in getting
everything out Of the cabin. The Massachusetts
did not stop 10 ascertain the damage dons.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
MOUNT VERNON.

4 Contractors engaged in building street extensions
Through Vernon Heights on Wednesday afternoon
fired off a blast OF nearly n hundred pounds Of
DYNAMITE The explosion shook the city, and tore
loose an immense mass Of earth and rock. An old
chestnut known as General Washingtons tree
went down I'm the wreck. The tree had been stand
ing since the memory Of the Oldest nhabitant, and
Its name was given by local historians, VINO say
that Washington and his generals held a consuta-
lion beneath its branches on the retreat or the
Continental Army from Prospect Hill to White
plains in l775 ., .
Mrs Adelaide c. Hathaway seventy-three years
old died on Tuesday in the Martha Wilson Home
of this CITY The funeral was held yesterday. MRS;
Hathaway was born in Portsmouth, y. h, ana
had lived here about fifteen years She was the
,YiGovr OF CAPTAIN Hathaway. An old sea captain
About one hundred prominent Masons OF west
chester County who members OF the .. II: ~
Association will have their outing to-day, the
steamer Isabella will leave Yonkers at ~ oc1ocR n,her.
and 20 to Richmond Beach, Staten Island Where
the festiv lies and dinner will be held, EX-Mayor
Edward F. Brush Of Mount Vernon Will be the
commander.