davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

- Ndhhen Wontag, ben 3. sSebr.,
finoet Der idbrIitbe Wiastens9aa eeS
Scranton 2ieberfrans itatt unb oerieIbe
ipiro. ndh ben Sprbercitunsen su i6lies
Ben, Gu6 btuer Der @ldnspuntt Der
@arneoalSs SaiIcn BON Scranton mer=
ben. SaS Irrnn9emsntS Gomite ee.
bcnft beuer ben Dtitslie6ern uno 5reuns
ben beS 8ereins beIonOere lleberrni6.
unsen Su bereiten, pesbalb mir aud
nldt i'm Stanbe iiub, ndbere Details
oarIber befannt Su seben. WaSfens
8arberObier 1T bissmal Serr Sabrens
bolt. Die Wtuiit beioret Sduer's pOas
itdnoiseS Srheiter. Den 8erfauf bon
3ldetS fir gtihtmitsIieoer beicret einz
Sis Ssrr DITTO ,&ratt, in 9rotpn's See
oloe. ga am 9lbeno be8 Bales feline
Sidets perfauft rperOen, 10 pence man
ll3 Se'ti9 an 8enannten Serrn.
- 0uS GImira ..GeIegram" faot
ii5er Die repubIifaniiden 9lominatio=
nen : ,.DoS Iidet 1T Elm suteS, iopeit
Gudltifationen in 8stra6t fpmmen,
aber man nimmt ulI9emein an, bob es
tbm an Dem nblbieen ,,8ooble" ,um
grfOIe fsblt." a. Q8ir sIauben, bab bic
Saben oiesmol 10 iteben, HaB ieIbIt bic
frsl8ieti8ite SeitbeIIunS oeS Boobies"
oemotratliherietts ble Steuersabler
nI6t abbaIten piro, fit cine ebrIid,e
uno fablge Stabtperpaltun9 ein,utres
ten. 9Ser piel Gelo perauseabt, UNI
t6 Elm 9lmt su iidsrn. piro ben 8erIuIt
ipieoer bur6 betriiBerlI6e 8erwaItuns
auSSuglei6en iu6en.
- Sn iol6en @aros Der 8enIeite.
mo cine domination Der @rndbIuno
8Iei6tOmmt, Iinb bis bato foIeenoe
8anoioaten aufseiteat pUroen:
4. Baro -SPlect Council, Tbcmas
.. Sepan; Common GOumciI, @m.
9etberid.
5. @urO -SeIset Council, @cOrse
8enore Common Council, 1imptbp
Sones; ShuloireftOr, @eorge @arIUn.
Is. 98aro Select @Ouncil, SGfob
Sbans Common Council, Soiepb D.
Semis; S6uIoireftor, Sobn 8. 98iLs
liamS.
- Mem man ben @eriidten @laus
ben i6enfen barf, 10 tperOen mir bier
balo mteoer elne, piellei6t slpei neue
Santen erbalten. DdS cine ioa cine
Dime" ,Sparbanf seben, bod 1T iiber
bieic8 Broiett tpeniS oOer gar ni6bts bes
fannt. Die anbere Sanf niro cine
9fatlonaI Sanf nit einem 9apitat bon
100000 (na9 elmer nuberen NueQe
$500, ,0OO), unb iOq Elm GROCER Yetrag
bes 9lttientapitaTs bereitS ge;eidnet Iein.
Sn SerbinOun9 Damit wiro oeIagt,
bab Spbn Sermpn iein 8apitGl BON
Der Drttten 9tatiOnaL 8dnt suriidgc,o=
gen babe uno iebt nit on Ner @rtinoune
elmer pierten 9tatiUnaI 8auf arbeite.
OaS BeI6dftIide SntersHe pIrce ous
bur6 nur gef6rOert uno &apitaIien, bic
ieBt tobt in Den 8antsep6lben Iiegen,
nubbare Sertpenoung finoen.
G,Ik,t ls,,1L 49,, a H., .... q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
QIu MNDpfofelr

Gin anitaupissr tunssr Waun (29), abIpI-
Writer Sitsrrsi6ilGsr 9urilt ptr rsuil6su, pol.
nil6sn, rulnfhrn, iIaptib- unsarii6en bob
mi6en unO rnsliidsn Sprabsn mGhhs iu6t
in elmer aeYpfaten'Rnnsri (anfanas aud un-
rnteeItlih) ale prafifant Opsr S6rsibsr tin-
autrstsh prsr iresnO cine antrr palIsnbs @n-
ltslluna ;u bsfommsu. NGbsre ausfunft IT.
tbsiIt Nr. SieminUvit6, y. D. 3. t67, Slp-
pbant rada. Co., "a. So
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Sserae6f micsof,

SGb man iebersett bic bsfsu BOrtbsile betm
aaufspOn Ed1&en- unb Wanpuprsn. S6mud.
l6rn, Silberpaareu &c. bel
Hrec NJ an
HbdItrH fam. Gin arpber unb elesaner Brr-
ratb Der jiinsfen Wufrr auf BIT lplioeife art
verftrtiat fortpGbrenb purrGtbie; ale per-
tauftrn 9lrttfel werbsn saranttrt
8epardturen an nbren unb Suwslsn
wtrb ipsfeat Gufmerflamfeit ertbsilt.
Sm StOre ptrb DeutI6 ge-
prpben. g. Q8. Trecmdu
1876 eafamanna VI. galIeY Saus BIod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Gpcfrpac,es (s6wubenfdfer)

Der llnterssbuste rsinist susr Saus in eiri-
gen 8asen unc fir wentses @eIc pOn risirn
Idlfiesn uno sdsIbafRn 9birreu, prsr psrfnuft
bic psrtiIesnce SaIbe ~ 50 Cts. pas aiIt6sn.
Aer,ilirt cine pOlttarte an
Serm. GrGser,
Rp. 1929 9IOyb Shabs, nabe 8risbin S6att
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Spl; nmb Sob em.

llntrrribnetsr ma6t bsfaunt tae sr birIsn
@intrr bincurb SOIJ unD aOblsn Su bilisfsu
prsiisn Iiefert. SObu 9Bsidst,
SO 422 SidOrp traes, !Siiplsits.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
3u Derfaufeu /:

Dns gissntbum go. 432 Albsr Shabs, nit
PUbu baus pUrns, tlsinss Saus biutsn, Srun,
nen etc. .3u erfragGn Ho. 420 QBiQcpltraee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Tram Sr. &nbm'S
Wa9netildes
SSur3el Sci SeilmitteI.

/
Sat eine Grfabruns bon ;tpanjis Sabren
SD babe ss iabreIaus unO tdgIi6 gelfben,
oob cine peilung leidt 1T Wenu ole redte
| WeoBn gebraudjt miro. Ser 8emSls IT ba,
bnb mem mugnfnihes Bur5eI6l Seilmittel IN
amerita nidIt ubertroffeu neroeu fam. Sd ba.
be tauiente uon Batlenten angetroifen, ole mir
| ia9tsn ite lelen ME eineH Sag ohne Weoi,in
| geneien uno nur itlimmer genoroen. S6a.
lid tommeu 9'ute ju mir. ole tlagen, BOB fie
$50 500 ooer $1,000 fur WsoBin ausaeae.
ben batten uno bod nltt better uuroen Sau.
ienoe ftnoen 0urd uertebrtr, IL finniae 8ebano.
lung Elm frlibss 8rnh Mo ltbsnsaef1brIidIe
Operatlonel iolten uoraenommen petosr, ba.
be id Die Ratieuten III tuTjer Belt aebelt.
Wfeine pellmitiel furireu in Der Sbat Die mel.
item peralt,ten Sran beieu. no telne Mle.
nilin mehr bIft ale oa fnh Rbtumatis.
mus, @lieoerdbmung RudgraOtranfbeiten
Neuralga Rrebs Niibma 60morrboiotn. Qe.
ber- uno Wa9sneibtn @alnriufeber ae be
Ino ihWnrie Seibiudlt 9ntarrb, Group 8rou.
hitis ihmerSbatr WeEItuatlon. Supbllis.
Raiieriudt. eolic. llrinl. 0en. Aopfwsb GSe.
ihuure, SaljHuB, 9ebenswtdiel. epileptiidle
Antdlle mebe 0oer erblinoete auaen @enn
our6 Stlapgen' oosr punOebib prrlifirt, reibe
man bus Del elm, 10 jerit0ft ons G8ft 5dl
babe purdl meine munnerpOlle We0i;iu Sau.
isnoe gerettet Die am RnHOc oes Srabes itan.
Den. uno Sauienoe iagen, &c 1T Oas bette
Ding in Ner 0eIt.
. bsften Refsre5sn gu 9isnten; Ieroet
fir Elm 8ut.
Wngncititts 8uHeI0l 6elImittel. 9rets
81 ods Bddet oOer orei fur S.
8erfuuft bel alien apotbettrn ODER prb |
p0rtofrei Ourd Die Bot uerianot.
Senoet 8elO in regitrirtsn 8refen aQe |
3uibuften mi1en zine gsnis Warte entbal.
ten. pInDtoffiee 4:
POOP Gnit Baltimore Str,
Baltimore, Wo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Corkawannn Cash 5tor9
GtiDas Neurs!

Ia mir mad benz unteren Gnee pcn 9adds
mama aprnur umSusirbsn ssrsnfsn, prresn
mir unfrrn ganitn gOrratb pom 9rprsriss
melt untsr bsm Rcifsnpreiie Uerfaufrn. gSir
nsnnrn siuiss unirsr prsiie tpis fOIst nem-
Iid1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
g. 3raft, Sufi6mieb.

433 8enn Gbenue,
bat has @sf6Gft BON SObn 8rsy iibsrnOmmsn
uuo rpiro Dem funiifrrtissn une prafii6tn Be-
lblaaru bon pfrrbrn gan; btIOnSsrf Qufmrf.
iamfeit premen. Die alten 8unben ets ST.
fhdftes unb rs6t DisIs nrue iiub wiafOmmsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

Vile &leiitiortcn BON Der befteu Gunlitit
uuo tets fiiidl; NesgIeld,p Die i6madbaftfiten
@lrlte eoer @rt.
Die befen Sdliuten uub sin nusge,eldnetee
Corn Reef uno oaS ferre 86delfeiit itett
in grobsr auspabl.
8eitellun8en per pOit weroen prompt aus
9efibrt uno ju einem 8eiuhe oes @eibdftet
rsunoIihtt einssIaOsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Satct @ndb ppr S0lbcn ecgen Sa :
tarrb, Die Smccfflbcr eutbalten,

tartDt cte Snedtlbcr eutbalten,
ba SusdiIbsr liher hen Sinn hes @eruds
3eritrrsn unp eas gluSe SYftm SSllia ,srriiitsu
pire, peun Is bur6 bic Ihsimigen SbrflGtrn
snbrinat. SUde NrtifrI IplIrn ME auBer auf
Srcrpnuus gut brrufsnsr asr3tr eebraubt
pereen, bd Der Sbdrrn, ben is anriGtrn, ,ebn-
NAL 10 9rcb 1T ais ens Gjute, tas Sbr bacon
sr,slen fTnutst. Sal's aatarrb Sur, fabri,irt
pom Z. s. Gbtpnrs s. &c., 3pIsrp, o, eutbGlt
frin Susdibsr unb prb innsrlit aenpmmm
uni pirft eireft auf pas Slut uup bic lhleimi-
aen SbrrfIbeu hes Ssitrms. gBsnn ibr Sau's
adtarrb Sur fapft siO ii6r baB Sbr bic Gcbte
befpmmt. Sis miro iunrrIid gsupmmsn unb
in 3ClrrO, O., pom !. ). Cheney & So ermadt.
HSs9 @niauft ppn gIpOibsfsrn, prsis rs st.
fur bic 5lalbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
Der Sonopirtb.

practiider Ratbeeber fur ;seIS uu6
baus.
Redigirt Won w. Wernich.
eIi4.int am /. jtbsu Baonats, minssfsns g
StiisH Hart. Die tttdbaittaht, btte unb
etltt9ht btniias eanbs uub Gartenbau., fouis
Ranspirtbibaftiidbe 3cimns ameritaB. Rur so
Vsnts pro 9ahr, BET ittiesr Y6rausbs JablHug groa
ssnnmmttn tIsl. Hbrttirt: l.. BlankemeIeFo
SOD Convent btr.s st. Louis, Mo,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30
3eme s!Gmssi(yen,
SenrD SeifTn0er,

V"tV OytTTFHDVt'
WObelban0ler II. ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
go. III 8ittston Ipenue,
in ssIuntbdtsbabsr mad hem Siitrn eeaan-
gen, bod il lein @sltGft pGbrsnb Isintr gb-
psfsnbsit bspGbrtsr 9siuna ouUsrtrdut. unb
ale auftrdes wrrbsn mic bisbsr pantili6 aus
erfiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

Sefes patrnt Wsbl .......................$5 40
pillsburp Sefes ......................... 5 40
&Ulrr patsnt Wrbl ....................... 4 So
Rpgern Msbl ......................... 3 so
Ia plumb 3udef.. ........................... 1 10
30 pfp. elmer bss bsisn @slse.. ........ 1 As
20 pfo Iannrn 6sltrs Gprn.. 1 00
4 srrbe Stnnssn Ssifs................. 90
GIarf & SnOpsr's 5abaf, per pfunb..... SO
1 pfp. hes feiuifen 9autataf5 ............ 25
A pfp. Dtltes @ai9. pulpr ............... %
Graders bsim 5ab, per pfunb. .......... 5
1 Dubenb ailf6m parlOr Watbss ..... 5
S6maII per pfunp ............... ....... 81
S&inEsu per pfunb.. t2
9(ae anberen @aaren biIIiser perfauft,
aIs bic biaieiten.
asS- Sersebt nidt Den BIab: ~asa
9afalDannaGaibQa
522 2afa,panma 2Goe.,
scranton, q a.
SOBn 8 S9rGbrr, @isentbamer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-30

Sammtliche Observation-Disclosures ZeitunRen
negen in unscrem Geschafts Lokal zur
freien Einsicht dos Publikums auf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

san Francisco, Dec 81 speciaD. -Contracts nave
Just been signed between the Oxnard Beet sugar
Company and Richard Grid millionaire. OF Chino
Ranch. San Beruardno County for building bS
sugar factory and refinery, which viii work 300 tons
~ lccts and turn ont hfty tons Of sugar daily
Henry T. OXnard whose company will eNpcnd one
million for buildings and machinery, said Yesterday
that the success Of his bcct-sugar factory AT Grand
Island. Ncb. induced him to enter on this worh. lie
added
We will begin on Monday 10 erect at Chino one
81 the largest and most perfectly equipped beet
sugar factories in the United states. The success
~ our company j. brilliant example u tine wisdom
u the Republican party when, true To it, doctrine OF
protection - home Industries It gave a bounty to
manufacturers OF home grown sugar. The machinery
Aas been ordered from Cologne" Germany. when cOut
not he secured n This country, but the greater paII
of the plant I, ~ american make. The factory VIII
be ready FOR operation next November"
Richard Gp !, under contract T. plant 100 acres
i'm sugar bects his season AID 1000 acres
4yory wear thereafter Ilc "tll employ fron'
500 ~ 500 men on his ranch. while the factory
VIII employ 300 The factory will run half % me
year a. tests have shown that the land Is peculiarly
adapted - sugirhcct culture. This is the largest
enterprise In California and i due directly
10 the Mckinley bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
AGRTcYLTTRE ~ VIEW HAMPSHIRE.

Boston, Dec. Fl Specian-Thc nineteenth annual
report Of the New Hampshire state Board Of Agriculture
shows y decrease in the value Of live stock to the
amount Of S272. 716. The report says: This by no
means indicates any decrease In our agricultural
products for increased local markets and rapidly
growing summer boarding business have been supplied
with various products that have taken the pace OK
growing beef, mutton and wool II Is estimated that
the summer bOardes left in the state during the past
year more than 45.OOO.OOO. There are now thirty
nine creamcries in operation, seventeen having been
added since the last report These creameres produce
annually about 2,25O.OOO pounds of butter and pay
for milk and cream about 100000 New Hampshire
is gaining an cnvahle reputation rs dairy state.
The Granite State Ddymcns' Association. encouraged
with small appropriation by the Legislature, has been
actively Interested in advancing the dairy interests IN
various ways. The enforcement Of the Oleomargarnc
law has been continued. Fertilizers furnished by those
parties licensed by the State continue to be examined
and found equal to the manufacturers guarantee
An important matter to come before the next Legs
laiure l. the will Of Benjamin Thompson. OF DURHAM
Lequeiting, under certain conditions, ABOUT 3lOoOVo
nature Is the will Of Benjamin Thompson. of durham
The state Board Of Agriculture Is considering ms
matter.
The work OF securing the reoccupaton Of abandoned
farms mas been pushed far a. limited means would
allow and the results have been gratifying More na
800 vacant farms have been rcoccupied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

Minneapolis. pee. @i.-thout three weeks ago the
Church of NYtr' Dame dc l. nric5 III th, CITY held a
fair for me, benefit II the parish school Father Peter
Da,uauIi t. the II this church. He Ia, left
hl. church and Oh" 'iiy. going nobody knows either
why or where Al that J. known is that Archh hop
John ireland his prohibited him from holding mass, and
that Father Dlrchc viii serve the congregation of Notrc
Dame until relieved. II L. also well known that Arch
h- hop ireland opposed to church fair or bazaars Of
an, Mud and ha. prohibited all III" priests and con
,r, .ailpt- Within hi- dOccsc from holding or taking
u.rt Lea Am, such ventures. The church !, not one Of
ihr rlchc-t IA the city, and some means OF raising
,,n., for tlr support O the school necessary. y
1,ir .. the ,,lrct vay of doing ~. Father Dagnaut
-ayc =, uar Of horse to be- drawn by lottery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
SERMONS OF THE DAY.
FATHER IGNATIUS TIE ENGLISH MONK. IN
CHICKERING HALL.
as THE MESsIANIC IDEA \ MYTH '-THE
QUESTION ANSWERED. IN THE NEGATIVE BY
NrrnM TWO RISNnIS kEPr

rs THE MESSIA%IC IDEA NNTH1 -THE
QUESTION ANSWERED. IN THE NEGATIVE BY
ONE WHOM TWO BISHOPS KEPT
FROM THEIR CHURCHES.
.uavc YOU heard Father IGratiu>?' This IS be
coming popular question this winter. We're 'Hcro
M other reason why men should desire TO near MN
than that two bishops ~ the Protestant EplScopH
church in this country refused TO let him occupy
pnpts I'm the churches of their diOccSeS, ms fact aohc
xoud secure him an audience for time. But there
are other reasons. The English monk wears a pec"H"r
dress he comes here raise money Tor his monastery
and more he i, able apparently sincere AMI fearless
In his denuncatons Of the fashionable Christianity Of
the dav.
Father Ignatus is about ffty wears Old HIS 1a'her'
Francis Lvnc was u member # an old Welsh family
which set led i'm Cornwall When child the present
monk was in delicate health. and no" though enduring
far more privations than many could bear ne Is f'r
from robust He came 10 this country because ne
WAS overw orked but he has had little time for rest
lie WAS a plav fellow Of the Rev. DR.. f. Wapole War
rem the rector If Church of the Holy Trinity and
like him was anxious when youth to prepare for holy
orders in the Church of Ems gland Having imbbed
High Church notions, his father refused 10 help him.
and his mother placed him IN the scotch Theological
College Of GIenalmond In PerthShire. He SAYS he
,.n college a. ignorant of Jesus As my personal
sa1iour as when | entered it, When twenty-throe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
NLylrnRs c1nPLALN OF FAvoRI1LyN

Baltimore Dec. II i~ircaI.-Ior several years thcr
hi. been lr,- d,sati faction among certain
minister m me Lultimor' Methodist Episcopal Con
ference regarding the manner of making the appoint
m~nt.. II being utmutrd that fayOrtlsm is shown
~ the assignments. A. a result Of this feeling
among those minister, who think thcmsclyc. les,
favored than their brother, the question i, IA"
Tran fer y-tin q, ~ Present Administered Advau-
t,.,.u. t. N"thodi,m ." VII! he d,cus-od AZ meet
iu. Of 10" min. .tcr~ tomorrow. The Rev. W. I. u.
tlcmm sly, be- doe not know IN what form the
question wlll come before the meeting but il 1t come,
lu -i,,n FORM e. 10 give him sufficient margin to
30 he pgupV-'' 10 handle To- subject from TIE
-tnuGp0iut Of opposition to- rings. monopoly and per
,nnM pirf"rctt" iu the making Of Ill" annual appoint
mcuts. Ilc thinks that IN many conference, there
an. ring, ty which pr".dlng elders aud bishops
Ilnc or pool their appointments n, "a exchange
hlgl-,uaricd pulpit Ia regular rotation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

To,ton. Dec. II (>pcciln.-Mrs. sarah Blch Braman.
~ Cicorgctowu has rounded ont full century of eX-
i,tencc Mr.. Eramans health IS good and he Is ~
markahly strong and vigorous mentally for Of her
years. Her centennial celebrated today by a
union festival service In Memorial Church. I'm which
all the church societies Of Georgetown participated.
poem was contributed t. the occasion by Mr..
Laminia >poifor Weston, who recently attained the
age ~ ninety one years. HYMN By Harriet Prescott
SpoGord and a poem lay Mrs.. { W. TenucY. The
pastor Of Memorial Church preached an appropriate
sermon, and letters read from absent friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
PROGRESS ONTHE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Az ESCorBtGISG REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or AFFAIRS

or AFFAIRS.
The report Of the Division Engineer II the Nicaragua
Ctnnl Construction Company about the work done prior
20 october = I-DO. h, just hc,l issued and cannot
fail 20 be highly satisfactory I" those Interested IN the
work. Ia senator Warner Miller the pre-, drn u the
company. n pruii'c me r,por, Ia the stockholders
calls attention 20 the f.t That the right, u the canal
company have been made permanent by the coaima,
t"u ~ m" concession from Nicr- qua and that the
d"p1 ~ vitcr on the lar al GrcytoWu j, now twelve
feet The engineer report present, many interesting
features Nter tc.t.ar ,arJu- proposed location, for
II dam md reservoir. fAr .ntlncor HAed the Cano
Ia Par, a- the most suitable. Ten miles from san
Juan d'l Nrrte Oh" stream flows over bed 81 solid
trap roDh at ln elevation If 100 feet above the tide
H." d3m vii D." fifteen feet iu height and VIII raise
the vit,T 10 feet above the tide.
Tho ~atu vill Dee obtained through IL steel pipe eight
Inclc, il diameter. The rpor' continues that rail
road ht- been icgun acrp>, Whist WI known Is the
lupa sable swamp between the san Juan Lagoon aud
thr i~n1ri In-oou There wcrc many and almost
u-upeahlc difficulties iu the task, hut those AT work
ou tc o.1l tuvc succeeded 1 having four ard half
mile, &" nuu track. extending To the crossing Of
E,aad Crct.
4 lr.ttrat.r for t4c protection Of the entrance To-
tlr lltluI. rrw irI.g constituted the eastern
tuluu - tro canal. v.., begun .u December 1--o.
and l- alrat. hcrl huIit distance ~ 10 feet
ward II viu hc cnrr.rt o. distance 81 1900 feet.
Tor tie purpDe Of hGdng material, economic ally a
railroad ht- b""n built frOm tlr pier o. deep water
ln tAr As9,n. The road crosse two arms of the
las'.n, On suD.tlnt4l PIE hrnge'. ana At the
terminus "a, wharf " "a a derrick for dscharging
material, which are brought tron the main land "a
ltor,. There hae also boon built a wharf 20 by 30
feet. 20 m" reception II coal
i contract for GEARING the right Of WAY from Lake
NictIdgun - the Pacific has been let and work VIII
-oon begin on this part Of NJ" canal All the en-
Yl,yce housed and fod Dos the company and AN "N
ccl.cut hospital ha- hc"u established the company ,
cuplpyc- being treated frc" NJ cost Thi- the
port Ia, k"pt tho SICK E-t down 10 point which
wpG!d b. considered excellent ia any climate Among
labDrrr. ~" death las been small and there have
been no fatal ,A~es n sickness thc officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
BrRrAL oF 4 VETERAN STAGE DRIVER

Lancaster, y H., Dee. 2l.-John lindsay who died
on FRIDAY buried today the services being held
AZ the Lancaster House. The deceased man had for
many years been known throughout New England a.
A Veteran stagcdrivcr and hotel man. having been
proprietor Of the old Lancaster House. the PheniN
Hotel az Concord. y. H. the Fabyan House in the
white Mountains and the Profile House, Portland We.
Of late v,, with hi, son Ned. he connected with
~" new Lancaster House" large number Of ~ latlN'~
ard friends attended the services. among whom wer'
many old tim" -tgrdriv"r~ from different sections Of
Sew HAM ,hirc and Vermont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
WASHINGTON PARK RACING CLrB

Chicago Dee. II )>peciaD.At the annual meeting
Of the Washington Park Racing Club. last night. the
following officers were elected President. Gcor-c
Henry Wheeler, vice presidents, samuel W. Allcron,
Albert = cage Charles schwartz and Columbus K.
cummings treasurer John r. Walsh, SECRETARY, John
3 urrwScr. racing stewards. Albert GISr. samuel
# sweet Henry j. Mcfarland. John Dupcr, IT,. and
JOhn T.. brewster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22
AZ AppEAL To NMERIEANs.

An APPEAL To NMl.ti' N->''
oh brethren. the Mcs,ianc idea that has np c,,
penetrated the human family. that has manhe>Fu ,,
al tine, in the warming myth Of the philosophers "'
pro1et, Of the past the expectations Of Tacltus al" "
svh~ and seer, Of Rome and Greece, and all the NO
ubaate distinct emphatic. inspired cNrlatoh' ~
to Inc Jew by p-alm,t and prophet and seer nav
been accomplish in Jc~u, Christ. and Antr'a pa ar
known In those dav~ when Palestine VIZ I'D thc
ground Of the world. and vet IA 'hri>' A.. T,o.,
,sc ro, nopot icmnIc 70 jcsu, christ every sPrc
tIa rise. pointing to the heavenly home and ,l9",e
t. all the world that Je~u, 'hIi't han Im,'"0'
Hnt fhcr,. i. vet - srandcr temple In when Je>Io
bv,s to dwell and prove me reality OF liz Lrt Hnd
nv Lrotlcrs and sisters you that have r'"N'i ' ~
ERA trusted ni4 I, is t he F @Isn vedr Of dph,
on. they are dcuNr than carih. ~ 'ir ,,.,, mink
eei T. c 5G5n, 6.a @'I Doo aqa tn"E nix He Is ycy
rroa, man that there is -uhliW" purity a,su, a.
ina, he Is natinccnl cHa"n Hgp ~ 10 ho no peer
in thc whole Of the human race. II loon ~ ,,."ii
rahma or zo,oa,ter or tI''% . % cannot
arroui him a. cod. / must ~ay that ] tmIA ''o
Nc-~ianc idea a MY In.
EOBBlNG THE SOUL or THE BREAD OF HlNNFN'
/, that what You say Then Won are very "ioE,' a.
II Won DENY the divinity Of Christ you are ''oo'..
vour heart Of bread you are taking ont 'i "' ','"''
If vour -oul the very bread Of Heaven. No. hie1'"'
7 have no fear Of the Mc,,ianlc idea being caHN III
,,.-,i,p q. a myth TODAY for there are millions "l
l,iu-- who would ont q" That " t"i Nhtln, r
GI He In, taken away the sting 81 death from ~.
ord the power and dominion of ri' ana - AIN
WA tlc devil and mis- is the victory that over
rnv,eth thc world. even our faith. -,
,o','. CHri.t hold 1t very fast. on. Ic-Hs OhlN,,
,ka hold of the houd of cv'ry living man An" ""r Ill.,
.r ,pI .ar Jesus Christ Thou art King II'l
L,. cor1ucrcd but Thy crown Is the love ~. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-22

nurse Harris Island. Yesterday he desired 10 lahe
A change In his clothing and went to closet having
sliding door. He opened the door. put III rs mana
lor coat and touched the face of ms WIZ. lle
lifted her ont and put her bed. Her D'sly vas
cold the fare had turned black from decomposition
and she had evidently been dead for some time. m
% death j., known II l. supposed ulai me
took some kind Of poison. An autopsy Will be made
the body to-day.