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New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

The Offices OF Werokshagen. Beusser q 49,
oonr foed and Grain exporters. the NTH MOOT
=, +bc produce Exchange Annex Building. remained
closed yesterday. and were in possession Of Deputy
Sheriff Roberts The execution for $50 IN tavor
Of rIolllster Crane Co. on which the Sherlh look
charge is on Judgment against Max s6nr Mgl'Ns as
W-erckebagcn Rcugeer & Herzog. which was gwen
on an award Of three q bt sno once FUR
1it,ra snd fxtures All the books and paper
Of value. It s said, were taken on Monday evening
New-Iersey
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
PETITIONS ~ BANKRUPTCT.

william Beverley Harrison. publisher and book
seller al Nos 3 and West Eighteenth-st., has filed
n pettion in bankruptcy with liabilities OF $293s2,
oe which $l5727 arc secured. and assets Of !iI'S3.
lie also has stock IN the Great Round World Pub
fishing COMPANY OF which he IS president and
treasurer Of the par value OF 'l02So which is
pledged for loans OF $3.50 and IS put down at A
nominal value Tie IS an indorser on notes Of the
company for s2035 Tho largest creditors are Will
lam j. Schier, of Roston. 5000. J. NJ Page. OF
Boston. $2.035: r. Collins, $500.
petition in Involuntary bankruptcy has been
fled against the Great Round World Publishing
Company by four creditors-Bukey. Dunton & Co.
sos: George H. owen S2i William r. Harrison. s2sls:
George r. Little. $50 They aepo that the COM
pany has committed an act Of bankruptcy by per-
mitting two judgments 10 be entered against n by
default.
Jacob Harris. salesman and manager at Kingston.
y. y. has filed petition in bankruptcy here. with
liabilities OF s. 96 and no assets.
Ignatz Renitz. NJ No - East Ninety hrst-st. a
ieaf-tobacco broker has filed a petition in bank
ruptcy with liabilities OF S3960l and no assets.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
RRIG ANn EIGHT MEN LOST.

Boston. Feb. s--The Boston brig Mary Gibbs
CAPTAIN Horace r. Coombs. which left Newport
News one hundred and nifty days ago for Para.
Prezu has now been given up by her owners for
Lost They also believe that the crew OF eight men
nerished with tho wreck.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Deputy-sheriff Strauss received an execution yes
,.rdav against tho California Vintage Company
formerly ~ No 81 Park Place for rent OF tne
fhero from July 81 1897. 70 nprh o. 1o'0' ''
50 o02 in favor Of Morris Fatman
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Judgment for s6so2 was entered here YESTERDAY
against George D. Ferguson individually ana as
surviving partner OF George D. Ferguson q 60.
dealer in bicycles AZ Mount Vernon, IN Ia'o' ol
Tho cornouIIv & Jcffery Manufacturing company
fnr bIcvcles sold 10 him from December 81 1870 10
Nav a. 1891
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

biography Of the late Francis Turner Pal
grave. Editor OF the Golden Treasury Series, is
in course Of preparation by his daughter Miss
Gwenllian Palgrave
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
OF SPECIAL VALUE.

OF SPECIAL VALUE
From The Bethlehem Moravan.
The Tribune Almanac viii be found % special
ages. information Of just that sort which IS not
found easily and conveniently by tho average
IT'S USUAL ARRAY.
From The Rochester Union and Advertiser.
Tho Tribune Almanac, which; under another
exception has been published every year since.
appears this year with its usual array OF useful
and timely Information presented N compact
Up TO DATE.
From The Des Molnes state Register
Tho New-9oTk TTifune has just ISSUED rs A.
Is as fun Of Information as set OF encyclopedias
and Is much more valuable information. it IS
up 10 date.
INDISPENSABLE
From The New-Bedford Niass) Standard
one Of the indispensable books on the desk ~ q
man who wants TO keep Up with the times is q
Tribune Almanac.
MORE VALUABLE THAN EVER
From The Council Bluffs Nonparer
The New-York Tribune puts forth its Almanac
for gg "n o more oI.e pagss ana more valuable n
doInaoh ,nah rna ever nere IS no more complete
departments are equally complete and accurate.
THE OLD FEATURES AND SOME NEW ONES
From The Philadelphia stockholder
The trne-honored features az historical eco
romlc governmental and political Information and
statistics have been augmented by additions OF
great interest and value and the present issue IS
deemed substantially superior 10 its predecessors.
ITS ACCURACY voUCHED FOR.
From The Milwaukee Journal
II is wonderful how much valuable matter has
been concentrated into this small volume hv ex-
pert arrangement and rigid compression Ana n
IS all up 10 date ard its accuracy IS vouched for
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA
From The Quaker Street o. y Review.
The Almanac Is an encyclopedia Of ,tseI, ran
tanning useful and valuable knowledge cas- ~ ~
got at when ready reference is wanted '7
THE LEADING ALMANAC
From The Boonton Bulletin
y you wish Splendid and valuable compendium,
of National matters statistics etc and inforraa'I a'I
ton that IS necessary TO n proper unde-e.ardtr,
OF political anars. purchase A copy ~ The Ms
York Tribune Almanac, the Leading and most sc-
cura'e puonca"oh OF INC KIND IN the country
A MOST COMPLETE WORK
From TIE Ballston ~. y Journal
II IS usual q most complete work =, ,,- Ill,
and contains valuable statistical information Of a
varied character
ITS POLITICAL VALUE
From The Newark Advertiser
Il IL essentially tho political editors handbook
this respect.
IT MAINTAINS ITS REPUTATION
From The Indianapolis Journal
one OF the nrst statistical annals 70 he is.u.1
The Tribune Almanac has mainfaine6 fba ren,1
II IS an authority on election figures ana otbsr
political data. N'''''
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
INDISPENSABLE

From The New-Bedford CMass) Standard
one Of the Indispensable books on the desk ~
who wants TO keep Up with the times is
Tribune Almanac
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Sir George Trevelyan has son "n0 h,s
70 distinguish himself In htera,ule TIE
~ ..s,x.n :. ,pst bringing out book on England
IN the Age OF wycliffe."
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
Up TO DATE.
From The Des Nolnes state Register

Tho New-York Tribune has just issued rs Al
rnanac and Political Register for 1853 Tho volume
is as full ~ Information a set OF encyclopedias
III q
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

From The Bethlehem Moravan.
The Tribune Almanac viii be found % special
value this year. Information is packed into its
pa ges information Of Just that sort which Is not
found easily and conveniently by tho average
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Professor James Bryce will contribute 10 the
next number OF The Century paper describ-
ing the experience OF England and other Euro
pean nations in controlling tropical colonies
and the physical and moral effects upon the
European governing classes.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
LITERARY NOTES.

All the letters exchanged oy hooei' 90
ing and Elizabeth Barrett from 'he.' .,,b.
auaintance until their marriage are ~ lot
,,shed-with one exception. This pai','"'~ .a,,.-o
ter was destroyed by mutual cohs.n" 49,, a.
they are" said Browning 10 WIN
you please when am dead ana s0"'
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
ITS USUAL ARRAY.

From The Rochester Union and Advertiser.
Tho Tribune Almanac. which. under another
name was FIRST published IN 1898. and. with ono
exception. has been published every year since,
appears this year with its usual array OF useful
and timely Information. presented IN compact
form
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Some interesting extracts from Genera W. -,
sherman's diary Of his travels IN Euiope I'll,
70 appear IN the March Century. .,.,, -,,,-
include descriptions OF his interviews
altv, in Spain and italy.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

Mrs. Isabella Bird Bishop is writing a new
book about China which is to bear the title OF
The Yangtse Valley and BEYOND" She de-
votes therein a great deal oi attention 10 the
province OF SzeChuan, which is one of the
largest and most populous in China. The author
IS said TO have traversed the great mountain
range dividing Tibet from the Yangtse Valley.
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09
IT MAINTAINS ITS REPUTATION


One OF the nrst statistical annals 70 be issued
The Tribune Almanac has maintained the renu.
tation for accuracy esta abshed In its early years
1t Is an authority on election figures and otbe,
political data. ~
New-York tribune., 1899-02-09

,5,ss Holdsworth. the author OF 'oa'''@
7~,iu" has been for some months the wiz %
s,otber writer. Mr. Eugene Lee-ho,h".oi"
r,a,r homo is IN Florence. where the laoy "a'
1a,slv been engaged IN writing mover 10
called The Valley Of the Great SHADOW on'
&c now at work upon play ano her "IT
hand ,s also writing an original drama nc
has not vet finished his translation OF Dante
'Purgatorio"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
ttmlcr pprbereitrtcr GrpDc=
rMn8Sfric9.

Msnn erft sinnal Die GeIbie1te unle=
reg Sumaniiats=Grieas 9snau befannt
lit. bann neroer li9 Diele tpunoern. Die
ib 9lues aans anrers seoadt batten.
Der 8erbabt. oab Der Grie9 LANCER
0anb porbereitet mar. lit ibon ldnef
aeduBert nproen. Mir erinnern Guns,
oab lebtsn Sommer in elmer @eieilibaft,
spelbe Seiusp's punoerbaren griolg
pom |. Mli belpra1. elm oeutlder
Me1tsanmllt 0arauf binples. DaB oie=
Ier fiihne Gdad5ug jeoenfalls iorsfal=
| tia porbereitet mar. Was bamals all=
9emein beltritten ipuroe, finbet bereits
Geute tbeilpeiIe ieine geitdtioung.
Ser .Gepublican" in Sprinafielo,
Wail.. erinnerte biele Sage an cine De=
pelbe,e rpelbe Die Sabe in e,eentbiimli=
DEM 2ihte eribelnen laBt. @erabe sebn
5age nod Dem llnsliif oes Gr;eesldii=
les .Maine" I'M Safen BON 6apara,
allo Spei pplle Oionate Dor Der Griees=
erfldrung, ola Der ariea nod in peiten
6eloe lag uno cine f,isblihe 2Diuna
nibt ausaelhlollen mar, lieb Siilfs=
Marin. 5etretar Goolepslt folgenos
9epeibe nab Song Song an GomlEo=
bore 8eluep abgeben :
vYrinsen Sic oas @ei9paber, auBer
Der vMonocaep," nod 0ons Song.
0altsn sic poaen Gorratb Gobl;n.
5alls 9rieg an Spanien erflart miro,
uiro es Sbre pHidt lein, oarauf sl1
lehen, oab oas Ipaniibe @eIbwaoer ois
aliatiI6e Giilte nbt nerlaBt, banaf
Auariifs 'Sperationen in ben Ybilippi.
men,"
Die lebten Worte seieen, oaB man
bereits oamals oil eiue groberuna be,
pDilippinen oa1te. gBie Diel belle,
ludre es fir Die Ser. Staateu eemeiel,,
ipenn Oemep eleib na6 Der YerniAtun9
BON Montiiu's 6lotte pieber abeefabren
lpdre uno Die plilippinen ibrem Sdif=
iale iiberlalien latte. Die Snieln ba=
ben uns beute idon reiblid oreiBle
Ulillionen aetoItet, abgeieben bon Den
tofbaren unlbdbbaren MenIhenleben,
uno mad ben Nlibertolsen Der leBteu
Sabre gu IdlieBsn. lit ma5ri6einlib De,
Menib IN Nmerifa uiht 9eboren, ipel=
der oas gnoe oieier Wirren i'm Often
erlebt. Die Nominiitraticn aber. Die
li6 BON Der 9absier. Der &ubmiubt
uno bem Singoismus IN cine eans fal=
ibe gabn hineinordnaen lieB. bat eins
ibuere Sdnlo auf li6 eelaocn, uno
ale SAulo rd6t lih auf grosn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Wiuipnctt DcrShcmft.

IS lit sepib angenebm fir oas Dub-
lifum 81 iuiilen. bas es Elm @elbdft i'm
2anoe 9ibt. oas iid nidt senirt, aegen
Die Mrmen llno 2eioenoen freigebis 81
lein. Die giaentbiimer ppn Sr. Gin0's
Stem DISCOVERY aeaen S6ninoIuht,
6uiten uno grfdltuneen. baben iiber
sebn Millionen probeflaidan bieies sro=
BEN 0eilmittels peri9entt ltno 1aben
nun Die Genuatbuung gu tpillsn, oab
Oaielbe SauiellOe bon boffnunesloien
6dllen aebeilt bat. Mitma, Yrdune,
6eilertelt uno aQe 6als=, gruit= uno
Sunsenleioen ueroen bamit fiber ee=
lellt. probef faiAen frei in s. 6. Drill
Ter & Sobn's 9lpotbefe. @eguldre Bro=
BEN SOC. uno 81. Seoe Jlaide earan=
tirt ooer oas@elo suriifsegeben. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

ocnt e eit nndde nieiner Mn0ct bfiiifn. Mie nie
oneere fatte sb fen srirauen s feiisnbea Gptifyn.
aoer nietn wornrtfeii III get.punoeninbi i bente bob
bic eerren sinscsiie.o nHb wtohafFen Iern fbnnen,
m lie III ibrcn stn5eigcn perpreden gietbnn Nmn.
ber Dieie 2errcn unterintten aesne ausen unb Der.
trieben mir Gugeaaidler I'M ben ioleenben Gbwd1en
au beSegsen. Sem s5linern nlib GntIteaen bcr gnd
ftaben menn idb lag Der GrniSuas Der silgfn,
9 blnerscn in uno bitter Dem Mngs. GopTmeb Glbmer
sen i'm Waen aucldc iit iiber Den 8iiderat hinnntcr
nsrbrcitee iir IeBterss llebr bate i'd Sle3 Grbenfs
lidc aebraatDt nbne Grieideerung ST iinben Sd ge.
brantbtc bic @l6ier Die ir non ben 9pttpren perprb
net oarbc;i, ino ud9reab Der eren 80 pte baben Mid
al bic eripaDnien ilebel perlaeu SD tann lcIen III
Die gstte frbcn uab babe feiue GeDnersca III meinen
anaea nnb I'M JailieM. SD bal,e al biefes ir pnn.
oerpon nno tale es fir meme Ydt iDnen seseniiber
bes sn beseasen 10 baB oas Nuh,ifnm sneiB bab iie
baiten mas iic perIpredei sic finb anitdtbig nnb
ebrcuhaft in ibrem genebmcu ibre %reiie inb mdBtg
fie babcn Elm fuerss autrsten peithes bepeist oaB
Iie es in itrem ssade ,psit aebradat baben."
Derr 9Em. Critics.
Sr gsnl. Critics. Der tm Stpneereef 1bae Guscas
ramas Gounta ppbut. iagt: .syhni pber feds Sabre
mar M nibt i'm Stasbe. nit ireenb fpelden 8riacu bic
idb bsfrntncn fpnn.e. gu Ieen. Sd5 priudte ine1r.
mals cute Slider 81 befpn,eu, aber tr bate feinen
Grfolg Dis it bel ben Gerr 2serficlo lirb WabeijeD
i'm Sbermen 9puie IN Nen EbilabeipDia, rpriprab.
SD lieB ppn benielben meire anseu nnteriuben uno
oernabml, baB it einenl sSeber in 8an beS Nu9es
eioe boB iie ebDt bcm uebel abbelen fDnnteu unb i'd
u6esseu9te Mid aud oab bieS her on mar oa id nit
leithter Mube ben flenitrn Druid lclen funnte. Sch
6raubte bic @l6er INNER felt elmer gDctbe Iub iebe
beiar hamit alS i'm slnfang Seb fann incinsn 9adb.
barn nnb Syreuuoeu biee Serren beitens empieblsn
oocr iberboupt aeu, bcren Mueeu manseibaft nb, b
He ebrcubatt in ibrem @tBate iao Hnb 'naBs nit ii
ren greiier."
9r. SanieI Gunf Der tpp pDlbsfann t c
gBpoi ter 8erfdbeynngs agent. ers
5dblt mas ma II bnget bau
u2anse 3eit idmer5ten mid meine Mnsen inb meine
an9cnieber ibienen teledt SD mar niG,t i'm Stante
neine beiten Jreunte sn erfenaen men i'd henelben
ari Der StraBe begeguete unb mar mr. I'M Gtanbe.
penlge Winaten au Ieea ebe bic @ltbftaben iitb ou
permiden lfieuen uub bic Augen ermubeen Sic
9crreu 2inserfielb nnb Wabaffep nsrdbaiften mir
Srilen Die mir mebr geleruug nerbaiften. oils ir=
9enb et,pas, felt io itb besann 9reu 81 tragcnunb
i'd FAINT ben fleiniteu Srnd leieu pbue bob bic Nueen
Ibmer5en pber ermiiben. SD nub anerfeunen. ipas
hiee Sptiterfi fir mid 9etban baben nnb Sb9ere ndbt
bieelbea meineu 5reunben unb 9tatbarn alS burbauS
comrettnt ebrlit nno anirbtig gu entpfcbIcn.4
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Sapicrc Wdnucr fauctt

Maaen= 2eber' uno yiierenleioen aum
Spfer iOluobl tpie nub 6rauen, unb
Ille peripiiren oas 3eiultat BON Mppe=
tit=9erluf, Gift I'M Ylute, yliiden=
fhmeraen, Ropfweb, Nsrpoitdt unb
miloem, Derbrollenem unb nieberae-
ranntem Defiibl: Mber es 1T nibt
n0tbis, 70 gu fiiblen. 06ret s. 80.
@aroner BON Soapille. Sno.. an. gr
ia9t: Electric Bitters iino geraoe bas
Eins fir einen Wann, tuenn Ct uieoer.
aerannt fiiblt unb ni6ts oarnm oibt,
oh er lebt ooer itirbt. sic baben mir
m br 5u neuer 3raft uno gutem Mppe=
tit berbolfen. als irgeno etiuas, oas id
nebmen fonnte. SD tann iebt ireeno
ettuas enen mnb babe einen lleuen paht
auPs Qeben." Bios SO Gents in
s. 8. Wiillers & Sobn NpOtbete. Sc.
De Glaide 9arantirt. 3
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

= Die Cincinnati Girma gaoran,
BoDle & SO. iuia oem 6piegelalas=
Sruit, alias npittsburg platte Q,lab
Company" an ieiner empiinolihlfen
9tele, am @elobeutel elm Qeio antbun.
Sll einem bort angeftrengtsn 9ro5eE
perlangt Die Girma $4,000 gnaoen=
beneriab BON BEN 9ruft unter ben Ne-
lflmmunaen Des 1lellen NntitrultsDts
iebes in Ohio, laut lpeldem @eid1fts-
leute. bic our6 9.lii=W =Wetbooer benad=
tbeiligt tperoen, 81 5dobenerfnb bereh=
ti3t iino. Gie Rldger bebanpten, Der
9pieaelalds 3ruif babe bic bortigen
8lasbdnDler bar6 unpsrlddmte Yreis.
forOerunaerl idndbli9 iiberportbeiIt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

Sic Serren 2in9erfieib unb WabaffD Itubirten in
beielben optiitenS unb parb bnen Die fpgen
be anerfennnng su 9beil. ~gon alleu Stubeuten.
bic nnier college befnten nnb unfereu l1nterrt &C.
noiien. fam Niemanb ben perren 2inserielb uub STA
baep seid in Der Muffaiuns fir bic 10 belitate arbe
Niemanb pertanb pe ie ben Gbarafter Der peri1iebe
men &ranfbetcn, bic nnter tire 0ebanbluug famen
10 bob fie. ais fe inter Sntut perleBen as bic be
ften Dptiter erfldrt peroen muBteu, bic nod e une,
Suftitut periieBen.
GDpfmeD Deruriaht burd
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
gNte t,,att Rirbcnjd)ulDcn
bca0btt.

1
Gin beliebter Ylan lit bas Brief- gtife=
ten=Spfem, hurh melhes Der Sbreiber
bittet, ibm cine Gillette BON einem
pafet Gleuelano @acoa su3uienoen.
Der Gmpfdnser erhalt babel ben oolen
Wertb oes ausaeleaten @eloes uno bat
feline Soften als Die tleine MiiDe, Die ibm
oaraus ertpd15t. Gies lit piel leihter
als Subicriptionsn sn iammeln. ,uobei
fiir Die Yeitrdge nidts aegeben miro.
Sie gtitetten lperoen benz 6abrifanten
suaeleGt. ,uelber oafiir be5ablt uno oa=
ourb feline Waaren betannt maht, unb
10 bic Mn5eigefoiten eripart. Wer Sn=
terelle bieran nimmt. i6reibe an Die
@lebelano gbofolabe nno cocoa @om-
panp in glepelano, Ohio. Dielelben
|9eben bolitdnbige QlustunIt. IS lit
ltaunensmertb, ipie lei6t 5000 bis l0,=
900 gtiteiten aui Diei @eiie seIammelt
Deroen f6nnen. As
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

Rnienfreie 1tnieriuduns Der @asen. Witmann
tuira geHbtbiBt, 3n fanfen. Rreiie billig.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04

rngefdbr bon 10 Yerionen. Die on Ropfmeb leioen
alt ober Jung f6nueu periiber eim oab sSebler Der
Augen bic panpturIade bes Ropfmebs fiub.
Gin iberfttiges Mn9e 1T uuseniseno in ieiner 2dn.
&c ober in ieiner Reeron. iobaB Der ofus ouBerbalb
ber gtebbant 5u lieaen fommt nobnrtb elm ue6ermaB
craen9t tpiro, pe6es cine bednbige Anipannuna Der
ausenmustelm nno sterppIitdt au ssolse bat. 9nrd
ben @ebran1 'rid9tis semaGter nno ausepaBtcr Sid
Ter intrb bas ange finitlih normal iubem Der So.
fns ami bic gebbaut fdat mie in einem normal ae
bauteu Nuae nnb bam,t IaBt bic lleberfpannnng ber
Se1idtsmnsteln nnb bic bantit perbunbenen sSolsen
nod. &opfpeb. llimmern nor ben Musen e9minoel
8linaeln. 3ttern &C. perI1minben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Gin 8icpclc ais Ssrdn.te

sSeoe perfon, Die uns BON iebt bis |.
Suli Is neue Nbonnenten brin9t. bic
fiir etn Sa6r i'm poraus beSablen, erbdlt
ein ihOnes, neues @icpcle im Wertbe
BON $40 - $50. Yrobenummcrn bes
nSeobahter" uno Der vNfer =& Barten-
bau-3eituns" meroen an jeoe beliebige
4orei,e frei Derianbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
Nbrolin aebenbe 3iioe.

Mm Gonnt0g fdbrt etn 3lg b0n ubrltSpiae nab
GIeueldub Derielbe gebt BON Stem pbilabeIpbia am
W}Or0en s. 40 mad WOr0en unb MbenbS 8.43 Molt Gi.
ben Die anbern 8ige fabren tdaIt1, SOnHtag aus.
QenDmren
GtraBenbahnDer smii9en DbeeIins. uub
@nrtiHS Gtrrp uub 8eQairs unD benz 6. g. q 80.
Bdbnbof III Drtb9tpprt.
Wlnn erfnnbige iidb bel ben Agenten nm Mu8funft
mad ben beiten Dtrbtnoun9tn unb un ben D1ija0ier
pretien nad allen Hnuffen.
AZ. q. Garrel, 9eneral paiienger 9l0t.,
@leDtlan0. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-05-04
GlebelanD, Qoraim &
@1eeling M. M.

sSabrplau in Rraft ieit benz 49, Nop.. 1893.
SIeSelanh SabnboF am GnAe BON sibs9DaieraraBe
Siblb oebenbe 3iee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-16
A TEST OF STRONG LAW
PROPERTY OWNER INJUNCTION SUIT
AGAINST WORKS BOARD.
Ride i'm "a Hotel Elevator,
Sues.

In the Circuit Court yesterday evening
VIM. l.. Baker brought suit for injunction
against the city and Board Of Public Works.
The proceedings are 20 restrain the board
from going ahead with contemplated i'm
provements on Seventeenth street, in the
neighborhood of Broadway and Park ave-
nue.. The suit is brought TO test the con-
stitutionality Of the Strong law. which is at
tackled by the plaintiff.
This law provides that where the Board of
Works contemplates making street improve
ments set Of appraisers shall be appointed
TO fix value on the property abutting the
street where the improvements are 10 be
made. After the appraisement is made the
board must keep the cost of the improve
ments within % per cent OF the value of the
abutting property. The plaintiff in the suit
brought yesterday shows that he owns prop
erty abutting on Broadway, and he asserts
that II the Seventeenth-street Improvements
are ordered he will be assessed for the work
done at the intersection Of this street with
Broadway He Claims that the Strong law
is invalid because ii gives only the property
owners abutting on the street sought to be
improved the benefit of the p per cent.
limit. The plaintiff further claims that the
law is unconstitutional because it permits
owners OF property on the street to be i'm
proved the right TO dictate what kind Of a
pavement shall be made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-16
DON HIS SILK HAT AGAIN.
j. G. Hills, Confidence Man, Released
from WOrkhOuse.

J. G. Hills. sent to the workhouse for be-
ing a confidence man, was released yester-
day. When he went into the workhouse he
wore a Prince Albert coat, silk hat and
patent leather shoes and Van Dyke beard.
When he came out his appearance was the
same except that he had not his beard and
had black eye. A prisoner struck him with
an iron ball which was chained to him as
punishment for having tried to escape. He
charged Hills with having "squealed on
him.
Hills was arrested on the day President
Mckinley visited the city. He had cards
bearing the name of Mr.. Cortelyou, the
Presidents private secretary. He had tried
to persuade a young man from a country
town to put up a bond of $50 cash. promis-
ing MIN position paymaSter in a glass
factory which did not exist. He was stop
ping at one of the leading hotels. The de-
tectives say he is one of the clsverest
'con" men they ever met. His Bertillo1
measurements and photograph are Iled at
the police station. The New York police
department telegraphed that he had served
time there for committing a SlG.o00 diamond
robbery and he was wanted for another
crime, but it did not further attempt to Sc
cure him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-16
AKindergarten Entertainment

The eighth section of the Free Kinder
garten Association gave an entertainment ct
Tomlnson Hall last night to an audience
OF one thousand people. VIII G.. McVey an1
several other amateur actors gave one
act farce. THE Little Rebel" in a way that
won them enthusiastic applause. The cast
of characters was as follows: Mr.. Stephen
Poppincourt, Will G.. McVey: Arthur Orm-
stow. Dom V. Smythe; Mrs WingroYe. Mrs.
Matte Connolly; Kitty Vikes. Miss Jean
Cummings; Laura, Mrs. May May; Miranda,
Irene Fiesel.
A. Tribe and c. Harris presented 'fe W
minute sketch" and Merwin Heller and Ed
ward Boswell recited. A children CAKE
walk, given in a graceful way that delighted
the spectators, was participated In by Ethei
Peake, Mary Collins, Florence Ball; LINE
Bohnstadt, Helen Beesen, Alice Stadtlanfer,
Marguerite Connolly, Mabel Van Eaten,
Gertrude Shields, Ethel Hawkins, irene
Fiesel. Susie Porter Ruth Daniels, Alihe
Shields. Adelbert Porter. Louis Bohnstaa;.
Edward Boswell, Otto Woessner. Elmer chl.
Oscar Hagedon Homer Harvey. Iran SHAW,
Arthur Bates. Leon shaw, Macon Culver.
Leo Collins and Merwin Heita.
Miss Rearl Hamilton was the pianist