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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
NARROW ESCAPE FROM 4 DISASTER

Albany. sept IO-Tlc, passenger, on the train
known a. the Steamboat f. rc>s. leaving Lake George
At 30 u. H., ad narrow escape from frigliiiul
cata troplic at the Lumber Il, crossing on the Dcla
war;. and Hudson Kalrad at o'cl1ck 10 hIht. Ih;
engineer on the train noticed the danger >l-al. and
ou,,. bt, engine ar.ut 800 feet from the ,nc.
.hnr,y aucrvad he saw the aigai tI So aEcad, ami
,l,.,cd At the crossing. however. owing to ii mi
,lrrd switch, the passenger tram was sent on n "A
track OH which WAS standing an engine with steam
nm attached to "a loaded freight tram # thirteen cars
The p ,,riIgcr train cr',hcd int" the freight train.
Ian Ir>uud a general >hall'n@ NJ at the Passengers
>, me- { Them Wa injured The pu niger engine hat
,, ,.i,.r head .toyc in and NJ whole front Gcnol-
,.nri Nniir me Irid"r va "i'"'hcA OF II tihr =,
~, ,, ,r.,.r, end of III. I;i:ca.,' wA smashed
i,. r,y dan, - done I" IN: IL irht cnrln' va,
Inc d,..o!tiun If II, plot. III; >tcAnil"a' Ehpcr
i,,.v n,.... the Lumber s.. crossing dt hgh ial'
- n.od and had no; The tram b en- stopped. tor
some reason or other. dbov" the rro,'ihE: w"nId
have run into the freight tram WIN trfihc l'''c'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

Va.hylIl th.,ta;op-a AID i. Lpui- I;AN"' E"i hi
;n dav rhc annual Iorj .hpA "a" r"r- caihi'i-
for III. year TO have Lc"i. ::;3Giil ~ AID "Iiiiir
..>pc,-"- -. i33. 80 80. l"iV!HS ,"i cai"'n-N
~ l.iIOGlO -. most Of winch VA "\I"id'd ia -
,eu>iul> improvements and The hud,n% "i IT," -hN
q, Na>hviln An lncrca-" "i 10 per cent II u"
,,uitaI >t,.L IL the couIailN "H, authorized. The
.to, kIiuidci- elected thee i"imr Or" 'Ir,. j. W
Thomas, G.. VI. Zp-g. ". ". Din'an. y. II. Epbin-"i
e.. A. Washington. L. H. Lail"r. ir.. VI. hiin~ j. D.
pro!j,t. ~ Nor.on Thomas Lap comb. H. L. I"''ai
r. w. Evans. J. ". Spark~, J. II. lEnlan ana j. g.
Aydco,t TIE director, elected Officers a ipi!p" :
Pre- Id.I, and genera: manager. j. ". THOMAS. ~"if
tar, and treasurer. j. II. Ambrose; chief engineer
T.. e. Morris: controller. j. ID. Mdiicy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

BLOW AT THE BILL OF LADING.
=, v~H AFTER TO DL OPTIONAL WHERE
on. LINZ. p,>I .NrDS IT.

CIcqco. sept 10 '>pccaN.-Th" uniform hil! Of
ladin- received il Gcahli"Y to Gay in the Central
Tiiinc N>,oca"n u,cc';n, and. predicted. the blow
va- dealt lv the Lake >L":r. Vt the co-c of the
meeting Chairman Ehnchaid said
=, be clv tive. the bl Of adinG had. of cour-c. to
,. unanimously adopted. The Wc,tcrn lines rca srd
TO adopt it, and the Grand Trunk and Wabash refused
to u,. if rul.>, all the lines did To-Day the Grand
Trunk gave notice it would not u-c II until II Wa>
used by al other lines. General Freight Agent Ne
KAY of the Lake shore then gave notice that at points
wLcy, ony competing linc did not the uniform
bill If n,dnc TIE Lake shore would give shippers their
opon Of the u>e of the uniform bill the old form.
Upon hearing the Lake shore notice. the association
unanimously passed the following resolution:
Whereas. The new bin Of lading is In wc>bound
bv all lt., from >,1bo,rd points. and "l-t.
ward arc' majority OF Cic hcs o anu III thc trri'
tory of this a.>oratiun
,,,.oly,d That IN judgment OF this committee the
effort, OF the chairman and members Of the permanent
nntt,e on uniform bill Of ladin.. Ia It's general
adoption should therefore b" continccd
l.nI>cd That :hr b!!l uf ladinr be used ell
ont, from. wh.th the caIici> have not heretofore dis
a.lcd
K,,o.v,d. That at points whore som" lines still, vs.
,c cd hin Of aGin: the companies whk'h heretofore
aG,.-d III" new b of iading, but which now d"cd' e"
allow the att rn,,c w., Of both VIII i>>uc tn" new form
in all ulacti,ahlr ,a.N.
The c,cc, Of ihc !c-outon." continued Chairman
E,,n, ha.r j. that the 81 the tc" hill Of linc
T. ci:oal all pont> whci" i: li> one liHr r'ti-"
C.,,.,,,.,>ioncr Irr.ha,t. "f ~" Chi'as" frelcht
ur,.n -, I"i1c tT- e i,. aluyc action. aid In"
- i,,,, Fave Won - int '-lI. In'y would h'N"
i:.-ni ~ i"': III! # !Al."= 10y AL i4u' 80" ""
,a. y,.d.y age oi. II; -'';"'y !oiA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
POTTER LOIiLLS AFFAIRS ~ fW TT

Uo,;,,u sept. iO.-.IudGc Holmes. of IN" supreme
t,,, liza, GRANTED "A Temporary Injunction on the com
,,,,ut nr harl,, Richard ,on y son. "i Ihih"iPI''
,c,,u.t the Potter Lowell Company, Potter LN'H d"
cn william !. HASKELL. assignee. and T.. e.. " L..
V,,,r uf Eo hester. y H.. t. r-fan ~" re- I''''"'
Ilo,n di-p',ii@ "i ccfia!n property :" t' '""P"'''''
IIc.,d t hr held hl them. lh" apple h"h -'l' I"'"
,I,,i .-OOnO worth III q per 'rnt bond Z" ''' i'-
nm Lurr,r, (ninIaiIv al I"nn~ vlvdnia ard E"''"
worth If note, have been '"rNcii"d I" ~" PRIV"
,.c. of Potter. Lowell y Coz and ,:at the ii ai'i!
now ind- flIc bond III ~" r'~r'-"h "l T.. ~ Yam -,
= e., IL r. Wailac" and the a>>I=ur" - 10 no" u"
I,u,d, came INTO tlcir poe>c->"h /" also "'hcd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
var TUr UGi,,INiL TtRVEGT LT "' l..

p,,,ln~,ri" y. =. -'pt 10. "n >rii"n"r .
=, ,,,, I.. vr. -.it iI"'n Albany rNIh1 rep ~
, rt,y.utr,u .i hIrlrr-' l.rL;H"-, "Il'h l-~n'"
r, Il All for ai,ilIrr m~tinc ~ ~tI"'u' - P"m"'
Il. f,r tl, rmI po,, of i"rnlu, state i'I'F L't'''
,..,,. i- ,lr",dy = -tl'r League ~ "tl-i'f' A'' II
,,,- ic, Edgar Knapp. nf >it i"Id'IIr. III a" ''"'
y,.y, 10 d,y de-. lrcd that ia" above n't'i'" met
.., aud thr call entirely -I'irl u- ana h"' -
,v ,,,,l, uIir what they WEI" IclHrNhl'i "l" P""
T. n.d f., l, Tie. stat" League. Il" -ah. = Il d"N
or,,uilcd and incorporated body. ANA II" "'r "'
.,,/,,inu an lr.,lh III" maine. II J. '''ihh'h'"
go o,crv mart If the state and IT. membership i Ia
,.,. mn, r,idlv lu".diy. september - Il meet
,, ,f ,l National Farmer, League VT hrld. ~ WINCH
resolution wa pa I'd r"'oGmNihE the >Iil' i"'~"'
.,rd Mr. kualp doe, not hcrv" that '''rI' L. f""'"'
,,.. ,I,ut Of III" National League. hi> gwen M
c,uu,c,,,c.. 90 the proceedings oi September - -
,,u,rt.d That meeting Mr. Knapp further SAY = Wa
mn, couu,,,d Of dclratc> from the local or count!
caruc, Int /, an attempt 10 form an "pl"'~ii h'"'N
H., u,ric, who have hndrI'Ii the work "i III" S''''
u,uc and cudca, or,d 10 break IT up or make n~' "i
il f,r their own purp",c>. II j. the purpose "I INC
r,ccutyc committee to call mcilhg of tIh' H'''''
,,, IN the near future. and meantime dii i''"'
,r. >kcd To sustain il l"i ally ANA I" have h'he W
do with the proposed meeting AT HNiHcnN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
oliver Hazard Perry on Lake E:.e ,c, ond the display
FLOODS ~ TIE SUITUEEN JILE.


. ...,,, .r,a ,..,,,v NJ ~, d.
Einlia' y. y S'P'' !" Fp ''''' '' ''' -. IT,
'h'i'ni: l. at''h H""o''' '"' '''' " ''' 49,
been f'Hi- H''''''N >ih'' "'''' ."'' "''''- -
feet duIiis q" day. 1hi> 'V'h'nS II = F'''"- III 80
rate oi eighteen lr'h'| an hn:' N"'' '"'' 80
Delaware Iac;aw,nra and Western lrdc" acr"'~ Ill :
tLrr,uu, ,,.,r he Infer ,roun.~ va ~ p'
~ 'r " ., ..,,.,. ,h, -.
nu.ition .ru,l,r, reaching 4 d.riiI "f ~" net III
. ,,, ,t. t.,,,..,,t. ,l.. ;..,rii nc vail
many '" 80 -. ,.,'. ,l;,h ,ct r..
""' ,,, .,..r,I ruroad
m,tincd IN tn h'lG> -" "dl'i'' >'''''i' '
,,,o, / f., , ..r,, y .l,n 4. n"ndrG. Report, l!o'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
4 Nr.W EEpI EIlckN CITB.

\ new Republican club WAS organized IN Tuesday
cvcnin: AZ LlnLcn> Hail. West >Nty seventh t ana
the Buul-,ard. II was called IL" Lincoln Erpnb
L,.,n tlu, If tl. NlNtn Assembly Di>!:irt. Mo-;
of l. members had b'c.I Democrats picv!ouS - T."
anpaign II l---, when they ranged themselves ol
,l,, .d, ~ plrItc,tiOn to American indUstrr-. IT
!, the intention If the members soon t. p!Nid' Il
p"InilIrut II adiEa::cr. to lie open rNrr' cN Ni,
ih, n and cltcrtinn,n nt pf all GOOD E"ib
lir;,u> in the district who drsIir to Jon IA" o'-
r,u,za,lu,. jeremiah Murphy WIS c'tcd prE; n"nt
,n,,u,u. Michael Irily, vice chairman. James ~
on, ,c,rctary and Peter Kennedy, treasurer Flly
member, signed the roll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
GIDES'S ENEMIES AND FRIENDS ACTIVE.

Tn. Executive committee oi the Antit'lhb> V"riC
p,u,,,u, Of the KILN Assembly Di>tot nat IN W.;
Tv.uttniid It, last and took measures !n-
.tutny their A. sociaton the Regular Republican o:.an
n,,lui Of the XIlth District meeting OF the "ntr"
membership was called for wednesday evening" when
foru,a act ION on th. subject VIII b. taken.
Tnr ni.n pTblica club tt'ibll OF th" KILN As
.cu,y District h.d meeting la, evening at the Grand
oucrz IIor, Hal. and passed resolutions Withdrawing
,,n, the I,rpubcan state League and dcnouncng that
,dv fr It's alleged unhandsone treatment Of Fcctick 5.
Gibbs r. u. House and Mr.. Gibbs made speeches at
lacking the State League and ex-senator r. c. Plat,
whom they charged with influencing the League to pass
resolutions rcproving Gibbss trcachcrous course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
FEARS OF FURTHER RIOTS.
RI.SINESS AT A STANDSTlLL IN SOUTlIAMp-
TON.

THREATENING DEMONSTRATIONS BY STRlk i.Rs
AND Police TO PRESERVE ORDER E-P%0.
pOsALs OF THE UNION REJECTED.
London, Sept 10.-rhr striking docil2 horcrS
sailors and fircmcn at Southampton still maintain
a menacing attitude. anA ,hc authorities tear that
there may he iurther riotins. notwithstanding
the fact that a LARGE force of polio" from IonI"n
and other places are at Southampton for the p'if-
oo,c of aiding the local authorities in prc>cl\ iiiS
order further attachments of troops have been
Summoned Ia assist in pu,tin- down amy overt
demonstration that the mob Of strikers may a.
tempt.
Some of the strikers have gone out in sma
boats TO await the arrival of incomin" steamers
with the object ot pcrslading their crews to j"lh
in the strike. The Admiralty has hccn asked 10
assist in preventing this move Of the strikers
Eight men were arrested for taking part IN Inc
riOtng yesterday.
To-day a mob gathered about the Mayors house
and made threatening demonstrations Inc Mayor
tclcphoncd for assistance. and a number "i sol
ders were DISPATCHED in cabs to dispcrsc the crowd
Southampton Sept. 1O.-Scventccn moIe arrests
of strikers have been made. Tho soldiers threat
ened to fire on the mob several times before
they succeeded in dispensing the rioters. Fosters
issued by the Mayor nrsinE the v men IT. l." M icn,h MAIN
and destroyed. Business in this place has hc-
cumc paralyzed .,..
The employers held 4 meeting and su''>c incntN
issued n handnill promising every protection 4"
men rcturnn:: 10 work. the union Su'nnitt"d a
proposal for an advance in WAGES, undertaking :
not to ask n further Increase Tor two Nc1lS -
come. The employers. however. declined ~ 2r;
cept the condition that no nOn-unlon men should
be employed
Several bodies Of troops arrived here this alter
noon and evening.
Al o'clock :o-nicht the troops were OBLIGED I"
make a Succession q, hny0nct car-cS in or'!c: I"
clear The streets.
At midnight the excitement snhsi"cd Tie III
fantry hold all the approaches :" the docks.
The ROYAL Mail Company las locked ont all u!
its men. and has ordered lis Nc>>r.> To 80 I"
Plymouth instead of putting in here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
Bt RIEIilTS PLURALITY AEOlT l?.o0o.
A FEW MAINE TOWNS Still To- III. HEARD ri:' N
TIL; I.l.Gl>LATl III,

lewiston Me-. sept. 10" The Evening journal
has retains from practically the whole state f'"nc
up: Eurlrigl GI.jGj: Thompson, it.-ii; Clark.
2.-tI: scattering. 0j6 Republican plurality. l-.'-l
The remaining places voted ~ follows III l--G: Ec
pulcan.. 91J. Democrats. III. scattering. LOG.
Portland. Me-, sept. 10" Thc Advertiser has full
Representative returns from ten counties In Name.
ana laria returns frum III" remaining >iN. The
Indicate u Democratic gain uf twelve Representatives..
maxim. the House stand E"publIcan-, llJ: Demo
Gratis. -. The senate stands: Dinoriat>, 1, Re
illlll IL, .Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

syd-cy ~ : ". sept IO-Thc C"mfci"nc" of en-
Moves here uranimon,lv d"ptcd resolutions con
dcmnir: boycG1ing and ulholdme frc''pm of contract
MeIbou~nc sept. l0.-Twcn,y four >ca.n"H have been
ne for refusing {" work With non ui"I h"i
There are signs Of collapse nf the >trhc III th'
sh;nn.u. Trade Many Of the men al M"lb"Hr'" ana
I,rlsarc and III the New Zealand pOrto arc applying
far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

The ~iDckhpldrr, Of ia" Adirondack KaIlrrtd Com
paly held a meeting yc-tcLa, afternoon al the Offices
the company, No. ~ (ortahd y. Tie capital
,trn j, 10000 ,har' 5. Of which votes cast for
- ,iaic and the following directors were cic't t1i
H. s,Iydan Grant, James C. IiaItt Frederick Billings.
Horace G.; Ioung. Jane, HT >rvclt. Charles A. WALKER
Robert UllpIanI, David WILCOX. Chester Nr!'w"ld.
William ". DuIant Warner Miller. FIcllng IL. S.uh
and William l.. strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
A STEAMSHIP DAMAGED EI IN l'EHfh''

Victoria Il. G.. sept. l0.-Thc steamship George
Wclder from Aia>ka. arrived YESTERDAY. Will" p'>'
ing through Glacier lay the down trip al nan
speed the vessel struck an iceberg which WA" 'II'~'
submerged \ jagged hole. t.irec feet l"n- 10y th'c
wide was torn IN hr p'g hrw below the water
line, and the vessel imrIcdiitcy began I" 'iA' III
wafer In twenty minutes "iV" feet of water va,
found in the h,d. The N">-"l Ma at o." i''a'i'7i
and the brrah ~ the hail temporarily "pnr"i. =" -
fO allow The vessel her NOia;c - \!' INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
RG>>ias resolve never TO recognize Prince Ferdinand
a. the ruler If Bulgaria.

ADVOC ATINti 4 SPANISH PORTUGUESE UNION.
Par.>. -"pt. 1O.-A dinner wa> gwen b. members IT
The Pari,an pres lat evening to senior Macd!'ar.
prominent Portuguese Journalist. senior Ma=,lhael
made a speech. in which lie protested against tho
Uiti.h utcla.c under which the Iraganza dynaty had
p,a. cd Portugal and ad tocatcd union of Toltu: !!
and spain.
>cnor Gorilla. The spanish asitator made similar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
VrDDJvG PREY ENTED ny Az ELDPEMENT.

A>lury Park. y. j.. sept. 10 t>pcciall-T'' h'''c
village Of CriwoT's CJr(r>. between lI"ilnh'i ah"
Ecvport is all excitement over the clopcmcnt "f MIS-
iyzic Ucnnctt and George Voorhees,. which ocrhrie"
ot AN early hour th, afternoon. Mis- l'cnnclt @ wn
nucanni tn Frederick Monroe and Wa, to have been
married 10 him this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
rur . rJvc m RtVE RRE ,KERS" COMING.

I,,iou Srpt TO- IaHgd"n ". Moore. once hh""h
-. thc king Of bank breakers" vi, n lraNcd from
.,., pr.ou ON Monday after a confinement 81 over
,., x,.,r. lie had 600 and l,f here for New 1"fh.
II. i, ,Htv ~ years old and in "d health he 'A
,r. c a determination 10 lead homes. life hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
IMPERIAL PRAISE FOR TILE GERMAN TROOPS.
Berlin sept. ION the close, a. tlis naaociiIrcS ao

commander, of the troops around the Duplci m"ir
ncnt and in "a short speech criticised tn" work OF the
soldiers and congratulated them upon the >u'c"-' "f
the operations.
The VoS>i>clc ZcituncT An order h"> been
issued prv.din. for a uniform or the ~ail"' al ll'
German navy similar t. that worn by British o"aiict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
pRopo>pD FRENCH CTSTONS ELL

Pari>. sept. 10. On The expiration II The l~hrh
trcatic, Of commerce c>tDm, bill Will DC introduced
In Parliament iiAn. Il simple general tariff and giving
the Government the right 10 increase the duties on
goods from cOuntre, that refuse to grant France
economic advantages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

Ottawa sept. lO.-IIcrr krupp ~"n Of 'llc German
gun maker, Is here tc,'iu: Tie quality ana Gdaht'N
OF ore produced by the .dhIry H,chcl and copper
Unc~, west Of this city. II" : ~ 'carci oi h'h"i "
be u-cd in IN: Manufacture "t a new tIn hc'al:
which expected greatly - >urpds> III Strength ana
durability the metal HDw used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

TWO FAMILIES SWEET AWAY EY TIE FLOODS
Vienna sept. From Linz and Znain come .,,r,c,
Of painful incidents of the food In each cast. , whole
family was swept Iotl families were TRYING TO
escape in their private carriage, when they were over
taken by the Hood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
To IuANK TIE EMpEEnE IN PEE.oN.

Eerlin sept. IO.-Charc> Gibson. of st. Louis Mo-.
ut,on whom Emperor William bestowed the order oi
tho Crown Ia, come here 10 express Ia tie Emperor
IN person hi> Appreciation o! the honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
PRINCE GEORGES VISIT AT MONTREAL.

Montreal. sept lo.-Thc visit Of Irncc George OF
Vale, is creating no great excitement, though the
festivities for hi, entertainment are being carried ont
with enthusiasm. His only appointment u dav wa,
o. attend a lacrosse match between the shamrock and
Montreal teams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

Ottawa, sept. lO-TlIc Mins'er I" '"'"'c ha' "'c"c'
tina, both mes, and clear pork bear duty at tho
rate Of / . cent, A pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

The Mignon was formerly owned by Charles +. HUI
q lawyer Of No. 1OG Broadway who sold the yacht
two weeks ago 10 A. A. Ocmlcr. Of savannah The
MignOn was eighty four feet over all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
EEwArDING srANLEY'S FOLLOWERS.

Consul General has presented medal, of the Loyal
(;rograp aphical society to many %. stanley ioric'
followers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
ANNIVERSARY or PlRRY'S vICTORY.

Newport, II. l.. Sept. 1O.-Thcre was no ooserVAhco
today Of anniversary Of the victory Of Commodore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
THE YACHT NIGNON hGRoCHD wv 'AfE fhAh

TIE TITHT UTTN0H -''F'7o w w TT y '''''''
Wilmington, y. C., sept. 1O.-Thc American steam
yacht Mignon. Captain ID. u. Pn.li' Ncw'I"rk to
Savannah, grounded at . p. m yc>HNiay Oh 'ho On
trruc main, f .,,o rc,r The vessel /, "a total loss.
NE crew Of five Including tho captain, were rescued
by the Cape Fear life saving crew"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
PRICE THREE CENTS.
OPEN ARMS FOR MIR. DEPEW.
HE GETS A ROYAL WELCOME ON HIS RE-
TURN FROM EUROPE.
AFTER HAVING HIS HAND NEARLY SHAKEN
OFF HE TELLS WHAT HE HAS SEEN,
WHAT lie: HAS HEARD AND A
STORY OR TWO.

Chauncry W. Dcpcw came home yesterday morn
in: on the 1cEtohic. He was met down the bay
br host Of enthusiastic frirns an railroad
Elrn on the steamer sam Sloan, and amid music
end cheering passed. from the deck of the big
orran racer 10 tha; of the river boat. where he
VAS literally rr'eiTcd with open arms Ebcn's
E'nd played Hail 10 the Chief Welcome
Home" America" and ." iud Lang Sync." The
1cntonic fired a salute. and J. Ticrpont Morgan's
yacht COrsIir, which brought ii. Walter Webb.
the third vicc-prcsident, to meet the president
OF the Ncw-Iork Central Railroad. also sped his
pa~saCc up the harhor with whistles and guns.
The scnllE.cnt Of all Mr.. Dcpcws friends was that
Of an old song:
'Uh. but we've lang O'co:lin;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11

RUSSIAN VIEW OF TIE BULGARIAN ELECIioN.
st. Petersburg, Sept. lO-In Russlan Omcai Circles
tile Government Victory in the bulgarian elccuons is
at5bued TO local pressure. The result does not ater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-11
IRELAND,s POTATO CROP TOTALLY DESTROYED

JKELNNDS TUTNTO CT'T I"I3''|I' III
Limerick sept. lO.-At a meeting "f the Eoa'd "
P0or Law Gu ,rdans here today. report wa m'cNc'
saying that the potato crop was tOaIy dcs'i"Hcu'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-01

Mrs. Howard Allen and Mrs. R. K. Allen
of st. Joseph, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
q. L. Leonard, !. O5 Mentor avenue.
Miss Mary Root. of Vincennes, Ind. Is
the guest of Mrs. WI. Rawlins, 323 North
Lawrence.
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs J. NJ. Gle, in Greitfenstein addi-
ton, very pleasant party was given by
their son, d. NJ Gle. Dancing and other
amusements were engaged in during the
evening. after which refreshments were
served, and all departed for their homes.
Those present We're: Misses Mary Chase,
Rose Hermes, Ella Evans, Katie Follmer,
Maggie Hermes. Jennie Numford, Eta
RiChev. Alice Southweu, Myrtle Gile.
Floss Olesen; MeSsrs. J. c. Rybott, +. :.
Willis. j. 4. Gle, F. B. Vanum. J. !.
OsIer. I. .Bohr, J. VI. NTickie, J. HosS. w
II. Gle and Mr. y. \ Olsten and wife
Mr.. R. Allan Hall and family are spend
ing the day in the country with friends.
Misses Caroline and Leslie Fox enter
tanned their friends at O'Clock tea, Wed
nesday evening. The luncheon was very
choice and perfectly served. Covers were
laid for ten, the guests being: Misses Bea-
trice Thomas, Helen Carpenter. Pearl
Skinner. Bessie Dagner. Gertie Lauck.
Dora Woods, Katie Junkerman and Gertie
Moore.
Mrs r. P. Nurdock with Master Roll
has gone to Baldwin 10 attend the com
mencement exercises. They viii spend
the Sabbath with friends in Topeka.
Mr. VIM. Wildeman. of Clark county,
Ohio, is in the city visiting his cousin Mr..
Wiuder.
Miss Bessie Ryder left Friday for Jack
sonville, III. TO be present at the annual
exercises OF the University
Miss Dora Wassam. a Young society
beauty Of Wichita. left Friday Tor Calves
ton. \ large number OF young lady and
gentleman friends were at the depot 10 bid
her good bye.
Miss Mollie Garrison. Of Uniouville,
No. Is visiting the family OF Dr. Williams
on North Empuria.
Harry Lesh. formerly Of this city. Is at
present at the head OF a carriage factory
in Button, Indiana.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-01
m6M.MS@AJ
SVVGM 0l@a
1913 to 1877 n. Main Street.

Contemporary trade is large
" suggestive of shams. Mostly
all you read in advertising col
umns is sham reading, almost
all goods spoken of have sham
names, and the description of
them is also sham.
Sociologists ought to study
the question of the human love
for shams.
The scientific methods might
help to square the dealer TO
meet shams. But all shamS are
not absolute falsehood. The
truth may be tortured by the
country parson ''art of putting
things"
But there is a level headed
majority, who can see a twenty
five per cent margin when it is
plainly put, and who rightly
prefer to spend their own
money in their own way.
This class Of folks can be
found in our store all the time,
and all the year round.
They know that oar goods are
the best, our prices right and
that they receive proper treat
meDt.
Save money in our millinery
NUNSON. & MCNAMARA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-01
BUILDING ACCEPTED.

The government building has been &C
Cept and pronounced q first class job The
10 per cent held hack until the building
was passed upon has been paid
over TO Contractor Jobst, Of PEG
ria. The approaches constructed BY Mr.
Flower receiver. The gravel in the alley
has been condemned and viii be removed
and the department viii make another e.
fort TO improve the alley SupJ. Stern
berg advised the Washington dudes that
the Arkansas river sand did not make a
good pavement but the specifications were
not changed but the experiment tried
The contract for putting IN steam heat
ing apparatus viii be awarded on June C.
The furniture a. vet has not bsen heard
within q month. The postoTtice viii proOa-
bly, not be removed Until after the ..urn.-
ture arrives