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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01

Ser &reis umfaBt ben gIjaR, has 9roBs
bersostbum 8aben, etnen Ebsil pon Wirts
tembers unb bic R~bsiupfaIs.
- Cine ~eissntbamIite grideinuns III
bas fat sdn3Ii1e AusbIsiben Der 5auss
f9uaIbsn in gang Rbsinlanb uni Wsfs
fallen. Der tIsine, 3witi6ernbs 2isbIins
BON Rlein unb 9roB, ber 10 trauIi1 iein
5eim an ben Wobnunsen Der Weni1sn
aufi9Idst, wirb in bisiem Sabre iiberaI
permtBt. 9%oGtommen rdtbieIbaft if bies
ies taum lie bassueisns, b69f isItiame
greisniB In Der Raturaei1t@te, unb pers
sebIt9 iu9t man nod @rinbeu, basielbe
su srfIdren. B~etauntIi1 wsrben in SiSs
5rantrei9 unb tn Sibs StaIisn bic pom
ibrer afritanii9sn &siis beimtsbrsnbsn
0anbsrer, rsnn fs in S9aaren ermattet
am Seeseifabe f9 niebsrIafen, ssfansen,
I'M in bic Brotpfanue gu p%anbsrn, pobur1
bic IusubI Der S9puIben idon Don Sabr
81 Sabr permiuoe,t purbe. 6ot ber aLte
i5rsUeI iein Se,nidtunsswsrt nunmsbr
poutdnbis bsenbet?
- Ssit Mitts Stunt paifirsn, aus ben,
OberIanbe fommsnb, umfansrei5s Seas
bunssn pon Riri9en auf Oampfern Der
RSln : Oifelborfsr unb Der Riebsrldnbts
i9sn @eisuidaft ben Rbein. Oisielben
seben nod SoQanb urb ron ba nsitsr mad
England. SSn a6ln toftet s~esenpdrtis
bas Yfunb Ririden 80 unb 35 Pfg. ms
bsB birfte Der 9rsis rs1t baIb finten, ba
Der Stanb bieiss Obfss rs9t gut it,.
WeffaIen.
- ginsn sraufssn Sunb ma5te in
9erforb elm Bepobner, oils sr bsiddfs
tiet mar, einsn elmer Wafer aus einem
Brunnen su tteben. Oa CT ben elmer
nidt wieber bsraufSieben tonnte, IisB ct
cine 9ampe in ben Brunuen binab un6
bsmertte nun, bab Der elmer fi9 an einem
Stiefel feffsebaft bate. Die berbetses
bolts 9oliSst ite0te feft, baB Der Stisfsl
am GuBs zines Wsnf9sn iaB, bsr f9 i'm
Drummer ertrdntt bate. Su benz 2si9s
nam erfannte man eiueu in benz beiasten
5auis in 2osis sspeisnsn 9lrbsitsr aus
Winben, weI9sr bereits felt 8 Bo9sn uers
miBt wurbs. llnb bisie san3s 3sit ibsr
babsn bic arrten 9sute aus benz Drummer
meter setruntsn!
- Cine traurise gridsinuns ssist f1
in bsr Isttsn 8sit auf benz @sbiets Der
8iensn3u5t in Bsffulen. Ssit msbrsrsn
Bo1en 1issen bic 8isnen aus unb nut
Der ~,leinite Ebsil tebrt In bic Stods 3uriif.
BIS isst bat man fur bieIe Sri9siuuns
feline @r.ldruns finten tOunen. Die St6tee
iinb gang poItarm.
- Die Resieruus tu a%rnsbers Bat
fir ben sanSen %llmfans tbrss Besirts sins
PoIibeiorbuuus erIahen, mad psl6er ius
senbIibs Perionsn mdnnIi9e bis gum
H., usiblids Big snm IS. ~2sbsnsiabrs -
gu SffsntIiden Eanslufbarfeiteu niGt ,use.
laiisn wsrben birfen. SAILS ii5 iol9e
iusenbIi5e Psrionen bod auf elmer Gang:
laftbarteit beinben, wsseen iouoBl Der
llntsrnebmer als aud ber Dirtb in cine
9sIbfrafe big gu so Wart ober in snts
ipre3snbe 9aft seuOmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
SuiautS.

- RarI 5auier, Gin iunser Rann in
Der ltibe uoH 9iN @itD, pOate nit
PatrOnen fi9en, b. ;. er pOute bic pa
troneu uutsrm Baher cntBiuben, bag bic
Slide our4 ben bnOnrG e~ntitsbsnOen Druid
9et00tet pirbsn. Die Y0trOus siug In
isiner 9anb los, rtB ibm ben redtsH Aru
ab unO UetIette i'm i'm @eii9te furdtbar.
Ser iOsben srIBieuene gert8t oes
Observation-Disclosures Amtes iber ben
StanD Der TsIbfri6te In SQtnOts beiogt,
baB bic Iusi9teu fir peitll3en Netjen
f9 wsieutIt3 usri3le9tert BADEN; Der
8srIuit am 8intsruei3sn 1T sroB unb Der
aQssmsiRe Stanb i6Is4t. &s 1T i'm Der.
sIet3s 81 uorisem JaDr i ein 3~e!Orits
tel: grtraS 81 eTp0Tttn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
Ginen &uB in Gbre1

Fam Riemanb uermebren, unb Elm gsriu9
Der ct. Bernarb's Rrdutsrpiqsn pirb
Der on 9sritopfuns, 9pspspfie,
Ropfi9mett, Rattistsit, S9winbel, usbsI:
teit, Sobbrennsn, @eIbiuat, Sdmsrs tn
Der Seite, beIester 3unse, i6Ie4tsm 9ss
i4mat i'm Mnnbe II. +. NJ. Ieibet, bapon
aber3eusen, baB bieies NittsI, befsn 5us
iammenietuns Dor Sabr5unSsrtsn non ZEN
ssIsbrten gerubarbiHer W6n5en erfunben
wurbe, aud beuts nod bas bette NitteI
sesen aue iene Spmptome unb bsren
@runblsiben, 2sbsrtrantbeit, lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
u Slanb D.
GeutiGIauo.
u eli d slQub.

2tm 81. 3ousm6sr, D. SO. faufte Der
SaubeIsmaun 3eitre Gsug, (Subs) 80
Sabre alt, wobnbaft in Rur3eI (0otbr.),
pom benz Aferer @etB in gerIi3e cine frii9s
msIteuoe Rub nebit Ral6 fir 26O Wart.
9eug ioute bic EUb in sinigsn Gasen a5:
uebmsu. Dret Gage ua4ber Worsens ses
gen u ubr sri6isH 2sUY in Dem Stale,
no Die Rub ltanb, b~etaitste bieIeI6e,
aud bas Gutter uuo beitrit lsttsrss nit
elmer fsttis rctbsn Mafs. Bel bieisr
9Gubluns oss Gspp mar Der i'm Stale be-
it&ftiste Eue3t 3euSe. @sSsu Mittas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01

Sic 4umenbung uOn 2lper's Gsue:@ure
BEL Der BebanbIuus BON arantbeiten, bic
bur9 S~umpfuft b%eruorserufen fnb, bat
niemaIs f9ab!ibe 5olsen. QuBer etnem
ipeaiFi5en unS ifets wirtiamen @esensift
sesen miasmatiide 9ifte sntbdlt IS nod
unosre beiIfrdftise BsitanbtbstIs, bic ii9
%pereinissn, UNI bic stfttssn Sdfte absas
treiben, ben R6rpsr gu reintsen unS i'm
einen seiunben unb seitdrttsH 2uitcnb gu
aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
CeHerretM,uneara

- 9aB sr6Bts S9uItinb Der @slt pirb
pObI in Rtebnaun BET Sterttus iein.
UaS i'm slftsn Sabre ifebenbe Wdb5en
miBt na5ssu Suei Rstsr es 1T bic srSBts
Trauensperion beS SeBirtss. l1nliusit
mar Elm S9aububenbefber aus Disn 9es
tommsu, UNI bisiss Rieisumdb9sn fur
ieiue gube ~ ~srIan9en. gr bot ben 81.
tern idbrli9 600 @ulbsn unb bic uoQitdns
bise 8srplesuus bss 8iHbss, iOwis elmer
Besleitsriu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
&6HsaS.

0ie Tirmu SbisIos & goot BON
Chicago, psIde pon Daniel Suuiuan in
@ranb Gouutp Wetos lG9sn nit
$500 Stat Sieb tir $4,000 faufts, bel
Der llebernabme absr nur etpa 600 Ninter
porfanb, wurbe pom Bunbess Rreisseri6te
$4,000 S9cbeneriue ;useipro9sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
Tpro=Eafuta.

- Die gersinistsn Staaten Signal
Office in 9uron erbtsIt aug 10 gouns
ties tn Rorb:D atota unb 81 in SabsOa:
tOta 8e,i6te, mad wsI5sn Die Ditteruns
in ben IsSten BoGen fur bic 9strsibs uns
semein sinitts mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
On teinem anbern uIebiiiuiideu BrGpa.

Jn tEIIeM ahOefH Me0I5|aIlgen ErapaS
rat fnb bic &eiuItute tisf siussbsnben
Stubtums unb ftrsuS pifsni5aftli5er
Jori9uns 10 ununterbIp5en unb nit 10
entf9isbenem 6orti@ritte uerpuubt worbsn
ME In Myers Sariapa,iua. sic itebt
o6en an auf Der &iite Guer pirtIi9 piiiens
i9aftIi6en Prd2arate flr ale BIuttraut:
hsitsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
Su8 Ho. 2, td8lt6.
Seflih oeheno:

IarIortubIs NIB Buffet @ars auf Sa93issn.
8alait:@arS uno sWauu gouSoir @ars" auf
Na6tSii9en.
Die ein3ise 9inis, pelde ,Nann Soubotr
@ars" Snil9en Chicago, Dubuque, Ses Roiues,
ct. Soiepb, Vto., ct. Paul uno Winueapolis
bat.
S6latplase unb YarlOrs Stible werSeu auf
anmelbun9 in &idetsS Office ~reisrpirt.
70. y. Sermaiue, 9uii. II. &itets assnt,
Dubuque.
". u. BuieHbarf, @eneralsB alia9ier
uno Sitet gSent, Chicago, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01

breiif5dises @sbdube wurbe u6uts sers
fort. Der S9aben wirb sesen s2o, 900
betraaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01

pohtdneuSage NIT gtfttbulsJassu jpiitlu gsisasp,
RtIwautse, 81. Paul unb vRiuusapolts.
reberIauo Gtisnbabn Spti6su GBieaso. Council
Blufs, Omaha uns Ter Bacfideu Riite.
8roBs y~iattonaI iirabe SptiasH GBieaso, sunlas
ettp uuS ct. 5oepb, yRo.
800 YleiIen Balm, nit bsusr man ole Sauvts
puHtts In Suiuos, @iscoHfu, @~iHuGiota, Soma, gtNoutt
uup Satota eTretdt.
y9esen 2arteu, YsittafeIn, PGfasiers uub Iraa,s
raten, Wtnoe man nd an ben ndbitsu Citations gqGnt.a
Der ebteago. WtlUautss q ct. 8aul Giienbabu 0ssr an iTs
gtub etnsn Stations AsSuteu in Der 2Selt.
NesWsu Dltlsr, u. u 81. CARPENTER,
SentrGl NaaHa8sr. Gent 9aH. Il I'll. ast.
az Btssu aussuuit ibsr 2~dubsretsu uub Stdbtttf,
9tntbuni, has Der 9btca9o, ONllpautse u. 81. pauI gtiSHs
balm ss9Srt' idrsibe man an .. ". $ aussn. 9GRS Gem,
miNdr, Dltlpautee, l9isc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-07-01
q betnproptn3.

- Sn ben ~0t5einIunbsn perben In biss
fem CONNER gu slei8sr 3sit 3wet sroBs
lurnfeife sefeiert, bic bsreits fir bas Sabr
1888 s~splant, aber pesen Der Ruiiertrauer
aussefaueu pGrsn unb 1889 psgeu bss
sroBsn alssmsinsu Ssuti&eu Gurnfsiies in
Rin3en ni9t absebuItsu wurSen. Sn
Der 3eit pom 2. bis 8. Insuit wirb In
8obIen5 has XVIII. Wtttslrbeinii3e
Preisturnfsit absebalteu perben. IS 1T
has Teit bes ueunten Eurntreiies, umfais
ienb 9rOBber5ustbam 9efien, Dissbaben,
Grier, aobIsns, 9anau, Qotbrinssu. I'm
Der Spite itsbt uI8 l. 9Orftsnbsr bes
Gsit:@Omitss Der Sbsr6Irssrmsiiter. Die
gu benz Jeit ssbGute 5sitbaqe fat 1000
Periousr. Die Burger BADEN sinsn Gas
rantiefonbs uOu 10000 Wt. aufssbra5t.
gu slei5er 3eit, am l., 3. unb 4. gusuit,
pirO ju RaiiersIautsrn Der sebnts bsutite
Eurntrsis isiH ~. Preisturnfeit abbaItsn.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
MANY BASE BALL GAMES.
Old Soldiers Active eddfng Annlwsr~
sary-CIose of the B@raar.

H@8J-Gt~H@ Oh fno HME&&E.
rpecaal Correspondence EvHEHsa JouREAE.
NEW CASTLE, May 1.-THE festivaS
and bazaar, now being held in the Oper@
houss by the congregation Of the IA. II.
ohurch, will close this evening. The
auditorium has been crowded nearly
every evening during the week and the
church viii probably net a Large sum of
money from the total receipts. The fes-
tival will be largely attended Tonight.
and as several new features have BEEN
added, among which are lunch and sup
per tables, the proceeds will be larger
than on any previous evening of the
week.
The New Castle Base Ball Club win
play two match games, and probably
three 'skrub" games, next week. On
Mendsy the team will play st. Peters r.
A. b. Society, on the Battery grounds.
Langston and Madden will be the bat
terry. On Thursday the club will 90 to
| Newark and meet the Delaware College
team, placing Lunt and Madden In the
| points The Ponies Of Wilmington are
afser game on Saturday, but as chat is
a very busy day In the old town, the
game win not likely be accepted.
Harnony Castle, No. 0, X. @ E., win
visit the First Baptist Church to-mor.
|
bron viii preach q sermon to the order.
The sale of seats for the grand union
concert of the Hushebeck orchestra and
New Castle Choral Society win open on
Tuesday at noon.
Shad are falling off in numbers and.
should no good hauls be made on Mon
day, most of the fishermen will knock
off" for the season. This has been the
most successful season ever known.
Tax Collector Israel Ridings, who has
been so jealous In gathering In the taxes
of this hundred, sold some property be-
longing to John Johns, delinquent, near
State Road Station, yesterday.
All Grand Army men and all soldiers,
sailors and marines, who fought Ia the
late war. are invited to attend the meet
ing of Captain q. g. Watson Post No.
4 3, q. A. R., in it's headquarters In the
I City Hall, 10 make further preparations
for the celebration Of Memorial Day.
Among the military organizations which
have been invited TO participate Ia the
parade. are the following: Company H,
n. q. D., 40 men; Lenape Fire Company
90 men; X. g. + 80 men; Knights OF
Pythiaa, 20 men; Watson Post, so mem
aud old soldiers.
4 The South Side Grays of Wilmington
win CROSS bats with the Merry Ten Base
Ball Club on the Battery, this afternoon
at o'clock. Two policemen will be- on
duty at the ground, and should either on
both sides become qnarrelsome, they
will be severely dealt with.
f Cards are out for the celebration of thu
tenth anniversary OF the wedding of Rev
Z and MRS e. L. Hubbard, on Friday even
|. ing, the 25rd inst at the NJ e parsonage
!. Arthur Murray has received the posi-
\ tion Of chief clerk In Irwin Vanarsda
q lens new fruit store. g.
6 David Getty left this morning 70
G Chester, Pa, where he will spend fey
n days.
ye Mrs Albert Currinder and children 0
leI Wilmington, are sojourning here as tn
nj guests Of Joseph Fritz.
IL James Vanarsdalen has resigned hi
n position as principal of the public school
e, near Bear, and become agent for cpl
or grim's Progress" and stanleYs own bool
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
REPUBLICANS IN HARp LUCK.

The Conspiracy Against the Democrats
Changes Its Plans-RepubIican Eraad-
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, May 17.-The Republi-
cans down here are certainly working In
hard.luek. Fate and circumstances con-
spire, apparently. against them. ALI
through their Investigation farce.
though 1t has been conducted In the
most narrow and partisan manner imagt-
nable, they have been met by the Demo
crrts and each time routed with ignomidy.
The record has not been broken this
week, and the result was near the same.
For the past ten days the two official or
gans of "Baeons little Circus" the
Morning News and the Sussex Repubfi-
can, have been bowling with delight
over a mares nest, from which they en-
deavored TO hatch q story discreditabla
TO Mr.. Berton Mitchell, and claiming
that Mr.. Mitchell. while q member
| OF the Levy Court had sold timber to th0
county for bridges. This was terrible
thing In the eyes Of the Republicans and
though. 1t was shown that Mr.. Mitchell
did not own the timber at the tima
claimed, they had been sticking to the
story with pertinacity that would make
forty horse power cement blush.
But they'll let go now, aud their song
will change. 1t has been discovered this
week by the Democrats, without the aid
OF 3 committee or an expert for which
the county pays, that Republican fATS
Courtman Wilson Of Lewea and Reho-
both hundred, has been Selling lumber
all along, ever siAce the Republicans got
control Of the Levy Court, to the county
for bridges, etc And this is not all, foE
1t is proven that this immaculate reprs.
| sentative Of an immaculate party. has
been charging the county $1.75 per hun.
dred for all the lumber he furnished,
and his Republican colleagues have
been allowing the bills, while he,
at the same time, has been sell
ing private parties al the timber they
wanted at 81 20 per hundred, which is
the ruling price here. But for every foot
he illegally forced on the county the bills
show he charged 50 75 per hundred. The
Democrats down here are anxious to sse
the two official organs take this up and
unravel it,
Evening journal., 1890-05-17

He said to a reporters II had catarrh for
the past eight years My head was stopped
up and there was foul Odur from my nose
or stomach that was so offensive that il |
didn't use carbolie acid nobody could
live in the same loom with me. My throat
was awful sore and used 70 dread winter TO
come.
Il was troubled with mucus In ny throat
in the mornings. Sometimes could hardly
speak. / was hawking and splitting all the
time. / had catarrhal fever last spring a
year ago. ! used to have dull headaches.
felt dull and tired nearly all the time and
altogether / felt miserable.
II went to two different prominent phyei-
clans of PHILADELPHIA and one Of them told
me couldn't be cured" The physician Mr.
Bancroft mentioned never made a greater
mistake. as is shown by what Mr.. Bancroft
said. which was as follows
.'Some time ago / went to Doctors McCos
and Wiidman, OF 1922 Chestnut street. Philn
/ delphia, and placed myself under their treat
ment felt the effects of their treatment
/ the first week. l got stouter and breathee
more freely and i kept improving right along
until now feel altogether different. don
| feel tired &ny more don't have any mor'
/ headaches My nose Is not stopped up an
more and am not bothered any more witt
mucus IN my throat. My throat is not sor
any more and feel one hundred per cent
| better feel like a different person. Doc
tors Mccoy and Wildman have done wonder
/ for me-
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
Razor. BreaI. Up ! Cake walk.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, May 17-LAst
night q colored lodge OF Knights Of
Pythias gave cake walk in Armory Hall
in this borough. At midnight, when the
flow Of spirits was At high tide and the
fun the merriest, colored man named
James Brown got into an alteration ON
the floor OF the hall, and in flash half q
dozen razors glittered in the rays Of the
electric light. Then followed few duh
thuds and three of the ladies fell fainting
To the floor from fright. A genuine
fracas was on, and for time the fight
was to the finish order, but the police
force pounced down on the scene and
Brown was hustled to jail.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
A coutrao, lamar law suit.

PITTsBURG Pa, May 1.-THE case Of the
United States vs. the Chambers Mckee
Glass manufacturers and James Campbell
aud William Sllcker, OF the Glass Workers
union, was taken up In the United States
Circuit court. The charge against defend
ants was that forty-five glass workers had
been brought hers under contracts madC
in England and given w9Fr a the Cham
bers-McKea Rl6ss works at Jeannette
Aftsr q humber of witnesses were exam
med the prosecution rested The defense
offered no testimony and without argu
ment and only very brief charge by Judge
McKennon TO the jury, the jury without
leaving their seats rendered verdict OF
not guilty.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
Tha Elevated RaiIroad censured.

NEW YORK, May ig-During the trial Of
a land damage suik against the elevated
railroad company che court caused some
thing of a sensation by warning the law
yers Of the company that il further dilatory
proceedings were INDUCED in, 1t would be
the duty OF the court TO stop the running
az trains on thAEoad. Hours we're occupied
in examining witnesses when minutes
would suffice. The object was evidently
TO delay the proceedings To tie up the
road would Inconvenience the public and
the court had always needed this plea wher
put In by tho company, but the plea coulc
not be used to compel the court to submit
to useless delays II was as serious a mat
ter for the courts 10 be blocked as for thi
roads 10 be blocked.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
have lost their lives along with their fellow
workmen.
guIifran Sawed the Tnav

H4AiAffAu rtAfoA t&AW IVY
Among the many thrilling experiences
incident TO the awful disaster, that Of
james Sullivan will long be remembered.
Sullivan was standing on the gangway be
side his little doortender, Polish boy
named Joe Babroski With them, but a
short distance behind, was Michael Henry,
one OF the miners. When the shock came
1t almost lifted Sullivan of his feet With
rare presence Of mind, however, he grabbed
the doortender in his arms and ran for his
life After he had gone short distance he
heard crash and looking over his shoul-
der saw Henry behind him. IL Is supposed
that he was caught by the falling roof and
buried alive.
The body OF Henry may not be found for
several days. John Allen, the assistant
fire boss who fired the gas, is suffering III
tense agony. While Aliens face and hands
were but slightly burned, he inhaled the
fatal after damp Anthony Frayne and
Robert W. Roberts, the other rescued
men, are In a critical condition, and it /,
believed that both will die.
A Corrected List Of the Dead.
The names of those reported by the rescu
ing party to be dead in and out Of thl
mine, are: Ellis ID. Williams, Harry Parry
Owen Parry. Michael Henry, Thomas G
Davis, John Scalley, Michael Scalley, Dan
lei Sullivan, John Hassen, John Allen
Harry j. Jones, Robert X. pritchard
Charles James, John James, John Will
Jams, Jonathan Williams, Richard James
William Edwards, Thomas J. Williams
Thomas Clauss, Owen Williams, Johi
Hempsey, Frank Gallagher and two Hun
garians, named Butts.
Mine Boss Allen Censured.
General Superintendent Phillips, In al
| interview with reporter, said "1he me
| lost their lives through the negligence d
| Assistant Mine Boss Allen, who insiste
on rclighting his lamp In the presence Of
| large volume OF gas Had he not done $
| the men now dead could all have been r.,
cued alive. as there was good current d
\ air passing through the chamber where TIA
men had taken refuge after the cavern ha
taken place.
LATER-Fire Boss Allen has died Of hi
| injuries.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17

B. F. Bancroft q Son are the proprietors OF
the Builders Iron Works at lits and I'LL
Locust street, Philadelphia. They are con-
tractors fer iron fronts, columns, girders,
wrought iron beams, roof trusses, vault lights
and fire proof doors and shutters. In fact
they furnish all the iron work for building a
bank or any fire proof building. g. p. Ban
croft is the son aud junior member OF the
firm. He is widely known In Philadelphia
and is one OF the Directors of the Builders
Exchange. Mr.. Bancroft resides at 1910
North Seventeenth street, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17

him, and eight Of the Knott votes went 70
Representative McCreary. The ballot re
suited: Carlisle, 50; Lindsay, 80; Nc.
Creary, 30 Representative Smith then an
nounced the withdrawal OF Representative
McCreary Before the roll call for the
second ballot was concluded II was evident
that Mr. Carlisle would receive the nomi
nation, and amid cheering and much con
fusion the vote was announced: Carlisle
~; Lindsay, f8. On the motion Of Senator
Thomas, on behalf of Judge Lindsay and
his friends, Mr. Carlisle's nomination WAS
made unanimous, and committee Of Eve
was appointed by the chairman 70 notify
Mr. Carlisle OF his nomination and to con
duct him, 20 the chamber.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
ro nreet Editor HaIstend.

NEW York, May IA dinner will be
given to Hon. Murat Halstead at the Lotus
club this evening. Among the prominent
names on the roll of invited guests are
Lynde Harrison, of Connecticut; Mayor
Charles r. Baldwin, of Waterbury, Conn;
Gen. Thomas l.. James, Gen. Horace Por-
ter, Walter c. Phillips and John A. Cock
ILL
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
CRANOR &CO

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Evening journal., 1890-05-17
s..niav - raEa = xs7fa.

LONDON, May ia news agency here
learns that marriage has been arranged
between Henry NJ. Stanley and Miss Dor.
othy Tennant, who is young, artistic and
much admired. Miss Tennant lives in
Richmond terrace, Whitehall She is 8
daughter Of the late Charles Tennant, and
has become well known through her clever
pictures in the Academy and other gal
leries. The marriage will probably take
place early in June.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
- uonor ~ wlIIIam n seward.

NEW York, May 17.-The William II.
Seward club held commemorative meet
ing at the Fifth Avenue hotel last evening,
at which Murat Halstead and Warner
Miller delivered interesting addresses with
the famous statesman as their theme. A
large number Of prominent persons were
present. The occasion was the seth ami
versary Of Stewards birth.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17
weir wapts a ,.nI,ll, wien Nrurpbv

NEW YORK, May like Weir, the bel
fast Spider" called at The Police Gazette
Office and issued a challenge to meet Billy
Murphy for g., 500 a side and the 120 pound
championship Of the world. Weir states
that if the California Athletic club will
put up purse Of s., 900 he will go 70 San
Francisco TO meet Murphy.
Evening journal., 1890-05-17

withdrawal OF ex
Governor proctoi
Knott as n candi
date for United
States senator
When the ballot
ing begun ther'
was great excite
ment, as Il becanl,
evident that tlll
m a jority o
Knott's support
ers were going &
Carlisle. Mr.. Lind
says followers
however. stood b.