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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
nrrLDryG Association EAssMnErING

mass meeting under the auspices Of the building and
liam associations " New-York and Its vicinity h't
last evening In Cooper Union. Z he Rev Dr. Il. +. De
Costa rector of the Church Of ST. John the Evangelist
sided Seymour Dexter of Emirs. explained the objects
Of the local associations and pointed out the differences be-
tv,n them and the National associations. The chairman
then announced that though Governor j. O. \. facktt.
OF could not De- present I'm person. ne had
sent his voice. photograph the platform turned out
speech from the Governor which the audience ahe
follow BY referring to the text Of 1t printed on Inc pro-
grSnmes. Ii Asscmblyman George ii. McAdam followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
DIED..

vOORHEES-On tho 18TH inst, Sarah voorhees, rehcs "
Ralph Voorhees, In the Goth year OF her age .,.o-.
Friends and relatives invited 70 attend ne
services the residence OF her dsughte nis sum-
day March i6 o'clock D. m, WITHOUT iurther hos'co
wILBOUR-At PawtucAet X; l. on , March IL Mafgsre'
l. Wilbur wife OF the late Joshua Wnbour:
Funeral at Pawtucket Saturday, the 11th, AZ D. w.
WIILCOX-ErIday morning, March II, 1890 Edwin WIZ
cox son OF Oliver Wilcox in the litn year Oh ms aSe,
Funeral from his residence oi0 Clintonst brooAyn
Sunday, the 10TH D. m - ,,,,,,,
WILLIAMSON Thursday. March 10. John +. Wiinams'
F1ners from the residence OF his son. John NJ williams
400 ileyanderaye. cor. 140tist saturday, March iS'
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
A. ,.c,ira OF the friends and business associates Of
the late lnos Collins OF Oppenhem Collins y 20.
held nj the MetropOlan Hotel Friday afternoon, the
following resolutions were passed: . -. A..
whereas We with deep sorrow ana regret OF tho
whereas In his life well az member OF the busi'
community lie created standard that may wen DO
BE c resolved That the friends and members Of the
kindred recognize his worth as citHc
his great kindness his fellow and the warmth
and depth Of his friendships and further be u
Resolved That hereby our ruiz apprecati9n
OF the loss sustained and tender 70 MS iamy
and friends sincere sympathy and CONFIDENCE.
J. Il. ATHERTON, } 49,
c. j. OPPENHEIM Committees
+. y. MASON,
Department Of State, Washington, D. G., March 10,
1SoO-lnf0fma.iOn received at this DepaTtment
from Mr.. Edward r. Evans the Vice ana Deputy tp's,
United States Munich Bavaria Of the dcath on
the 2Sth Of January 1890. at Augsburg Bavaria ol No
Nina FeIares, os New-YOik. Per dispatch No. 49,
dated February 10, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Washington March 1i-Cathernc Elizabeth Hurst, wife
Of Bishop John Hurst Of this city died suddenly this
evening Of apoplexy. She the daughter OF william
La Monte Ncw-York. She distinguished Tor hef
xiii I'm landscape painting and languages She was the
author Of series OF biographical entitled GOOD
Women Of History" the subjects being Life OF Elizabeth
Chr.tine.n Life Of Anna Layater," Life of queen
Ioul.en and Life OF Rcuata OF Este"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
HOW 10 READ BRONNING.

From The Boston Globe.
You must absorb him through the pores OF your soul
Make yourself a sponge, hirl yourself at BROWNING
and soak. - .,
sit down and read poem whole. DO not try 10
understand. -
DO not stop u query In yonr reading, "What does
this mean 2" Never nina: read
Plunge through 1t any way, simply calling the words
then rcpiunge and re Ie-rcplnngc.
And then, when yOu have rc-rc-replun4cd for con
siderable length Of time varying from hours 10 months
according the per- pcacty OF your intellect you DC
Gin 10 sse the parts d; the poem the whole In relation
10 the parts ana the parts In relation to each other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

House a messenger would have needed 70 nave run
some distance the nearest fire box. me hit a.
Secretary Tracy has awakened attention 10 VIC nSou
OF the White House. and the fire alarm system INV
In all six Of them made with glass fronts WHICH ca
be broken with slight blow. These connect Tl'h
the central box and set the fire bells 10 sulhnls
besides these preparations for speedy alarm; we
methods OF preventing the furnace fires OF the Whte
Uou,e from getting beyond bounds nave all been IN
spected and additional securities provided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
urnGE CHARLES Ii. WOOD.

Chicago, March Il tspecal.-Judge Charles H. Woou'
one of the most prominent lawyers OF TINS city' ucu
suddenly Of heart disease at his home. Hyde PARK a't
night Judge Wood was born ffty-seven years ago In
Lyme. Conn. After graduating from Brown University
he came West, settling at Onarga, H., IN whlch to%il
no practised law. During his residence al onrSd ne
served two terms as Judge of the Circuit Court lie
moved to Chicago sixteen years ago lie was one VI
the bestknown authorities bond examiner III inc
West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
rgw CONVICTIONS or TIE ERIE RoAD.

For the purpose Of Increasing is facilities for hand
ling traffic 10 and Lake superior and the extreme
Northwest the Eric road has formed close alliance
with the Northern steamship Company This COM
many owns a feet OF six powerful iron steamboats,
and also controls the steamboats, Of what is known
the Wards Line The line VIII DC opened for business
as soon as lake nav gation opens. by TINS arrange
Inent the Erie gains direct route 10 Mhheso'a ai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
ONE WAY DEAD AND OyE DYING

Asa train travelling high rate o. speed came out OF
the Erie Railway tunn, In jersey City at about 80 las
n, the engineer saw before him. walking on the track
r,y u four men Before he could blow the whistle the
train va. upon them. one OF the men was instantly
killed and another was badly injured that he VIII de
The other two men escaped injury In some mysterious
manner and quickly dl-appcared. The dead man was
taken 70 the morgur and the Injured man TO St FRANCIS
Hospital Neither u them identified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

c,o,cD,r March 11-rhe National Lcaguc OF
Musicians today reelected the Old officers with the
excention Of treasurer. For that once j. W.
Lander OF New-York was elected. 1t has beeh pro
,dod that hereafter all cx presidents shalI becoh'
honorary members Of the leagnc; d prop"ntton -
.' 'bonrncal insurance association Wa, dcciir1.
rulo wa, adopted That members OF local unions
hail be citizens Of the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Albany, March 14.-The Council Of Adminls'rato on
Of the state g. y. r. has made the following 'ppo'n'
,oonts Theodore Teldstcin, of Nc"-i "rA' 10 Dc
c,.r,errna ster.G General Martin +. McMahon OIL New
-, rudoe Advocate: James s. Ashley. Of Troy.
@,J[ss' ,,er 0iccr; and Alfred Lythe, OF Buialo'
II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Judge Dowse was a native OF County Tyrone
Ireland. where he was born in 1920. lie was eau
Gated at Trinity College. Dublin. attaining 'he highest
honors lie was called to the bar in loo2 ana pecamc
n Onee,,s Counsel in 1863 Five years later he was
elected to Parliament from Londonderry as Liberal
In 1870 he was appointed solcitorGeneral for Ireland
and in 1901 he took prominent part in the irsn
debates In 1872 he was made Attorney General anu
. member Of the Prlvy Council in Ireland. III tng
same year he accepted n place upon the pehc'i anu
,rlthdrew from active pOlitlcal lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
prTrSRy-P c R4VK OFFICIALS INDICTED.

Pittsburg, March 14.-President ". W. Young and
Cashier John Hocrr, of the defunot Lawrence Bank
werc indicted by the Grand Jury today for embezze
mept or taking money deposit, knowing the bank
70 be insoVent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
, STEAMER FOR THE KINGSTON SERVICE

baltimore. March 14.-samuel Holmes, steamship
agent and broker Of York, has purchased inc
steamer Mason L. Wccms for the homer d liemPI
Steamboat Company, OF Kingston ~ J. lnc s'',''"
~ ~ -, 49,, q, hcr now owners April 10. The
Wecrns Is credited with seventeen miles an nOr ~
the bay' and on the Hudson River she should mako
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
JOCEprT EckMAN.

Lancaster Penn. March 14.-Joseph EclSman. one OF
the best known iron in the State and for nearly
forty years manager OF the Grub furnaces at Mount
Hope and Columbia died this morning at the age OF
seVcnty-slX years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Don't mis-, th sunday World with It's exciting story Of
500 relating IA. ~ippo.itti0us Kidnapping OF Jay oua
Mad un ~ clippings from NewNoik papers OF that yett
order YOUR sunday World Tonight OF you may miss H. a.
the demand Will be Unprecedented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

s,orv Of l-l. Warning % miliiOnaircs. Jay Croll
X dnnppcd and hold for so Ooc 600 Ransom An cxct
-rtnn' of- story fgN II hGmOr and graphic wflths
~.e' the sunday World. order it tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

shake on the Effects Of Bad Cold promptly py
the Use Of Dr. Jaync's ENpectorant, and escape the
danger of irritating the Lungs into fatal disease :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

with some remarks that were well received. Altf .
speech by f. D. Crosier. Editor Of 1.-The South orange
ulletn resolutions adopted recommending egsa-
on on tho part Of the States favorable to the
associations
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THE WISCONSIN MINERS STRIKE ENDED

Milwaukee, Wis, March IA dlspa'ch ir"'" il"ri'5
to 1.-THE Evening Wisconsin" says that the sIiAc 1T
the Ashland and Norre mines, at Hurley, was dc
cIared of TODAY The strikers 1900 In number, fe
turned to work, except the leaders, VINO were as
charged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP or RAILROADS.

From The Boston Journal.
Government ownership and operation OF railroads
Az. NOT very successful IN the maritime provinces Oh
canada where the net loss In roD was F25i per mic
~ track This Is the Of operating expenses
over gross earnings and takes no account OF interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
THE WHITE HOUSE TIRBALARH.
Ia Baltimore sun

From Tho Baltimore sun
when the fire alarm bells Of the city snail STRIKE
49, there will be a general turnout OF citizens.
for that alsrm-157-wil signal fire at the White
Housa. Heretofore 70 signal = trv ~ Inc VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Best physicians have prescribed Ponds Extract for
nearly hlty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
STANDARDIZATION Knn.om!

Are unlike all other pills. No purelng or PAIN Act
tally the liver an1 bile tdFttta l>ltt4o i.'et
Pms. pAl "A dose.
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Shorthand Certain and Cheap.

Complete in three lessons begins IN inc Sunu.y
,to,,ry ,oporrow free course in honography, fully
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Questions and explanations from readers VIII Do answered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

THE So 100 OF OUR GROCERS
confess themselves surprised at their big sales oil
BlOoAer's Dutch Cocoa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15
OBITUARY..
n,DGE RICHARD DOWsE.

Dublin. March 14.-Thc Right Hon. Richard Dowsc'
second baron Of the Exchequer Division OF the High
Court Of Justice in Ireland died suddenly at Iralee
today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-15

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
mime and address
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
THE SECRET ORDERS.
MASONRY.

Ohio Lodge No. met on Manday eve
ming with a good attendance Of brethren
present. Some very interesting matters
were presented and discussed and all who
were there were repaid for the time spent
at the lodge meeting Many VINO failed
to be on hand missed a rare treat, but
brethren can avail themselves OF a repetl.
ton al the next meeting, and no doubt all
will be there.
Our worthy Brother Bippus, OF Bellaire
is much elated about the working OF his
LODGE in that city. He informs us that
Reilaire Lodge raised two fellows to be
Master Masons on last week, and during
this week they made two Master Masons
ON Monday evening and one on Thursday
evening. This is doing great work, but II
is easily accomplished if all OF the lodge
work ike Brother Bippus, for he is a
whole team in himself. Let the good work
On ON. brother, and we will come down on
some occasion and see how you do it,
Wheeling Lodge No > held monthly COM
munication on Thursday evening, with a
GOOD attendance of brethren present. The
third degree was conferred on one aspirant
Inv past Master McCahon, of Nelson Lodge
"a 30 in a splendid manner, and with
much satisfaction to all present Bros.
past Master Montgomery, OF Liberty
.odce. and Past Master Robt Browne, of
Rates Lodge, occupied seats in the East
during comforting of the work.
Wheeling Chapter No. hold a convoca-
ton on Monday evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
PUGILISTIC NEWS.
Fighters Who VIII Try to Turn Actors
Other Notes.

The success which has attended the
debut of John L. Sullivan as an actor
has melted number of the lessor lights
of the prize ring to discard the iiStc
arena and adopt the boards as a means
of livelihood. The Kilrain-Ashton
combination will shortly blossom out
with the assistance of several other
pugiistS and wrcstlerS, in a specially
written comedy farce entitled Jacks
Little Game" 1t is confidently expected
by members of the company, who
haven't the slightest idea what the play
will be like that they will coin money
on the road, next season. That austute
individual, Charles +. Davis, better
known as the ParSOn, not TO be outdOne,
has perfected arrangements with Jim
Corbett and Peter Jackson, whereby
they will be the stars in piece now be-
ing written by an eminent playwright
of Chicago, which will be called The
Bunch of Elves" This, it is said, will
eclipse even Honest Hearts and Will
ing Hands,
"If ''The Bunch of Elves proves a
success the ParSon says that he will
coniine his attentions strictly to trag-
edy i'm the future. For, said he, you
could not find larger OHlCiiO than my
dusky Antipodean, and as for Corbett,
he is a born actor, and will make his
mark i'm the world without any special
training. Dominick McCaffrey has also
thrown the mitS aside for the buskinS.
He is on the road starring in company
of which he is the chief owner. When
the season gets fairly under way only a
few light weights and the lesser stars
of the pugiliStic armament will be left
TO combat with each other on paper"
Johnny Murphy, who is matched TO
/ fight George Dixon, has engaged Prof.
/ Tim Mccarthy and Ed. Phalen TO train
him for the battle. Murphy has already
begun doug light work, and every day
/ he rows small Skif on the Charles
river. Tom O'Rourke will look after
| Dixon.
The Columbia Athletic Club, of New
/ Orleans, offers "A purse of $4,000 for Il
glove fight TO a finish between Jack Nc
/ AulifTe and the winner of the coming
/ fight between Jimmy Carroll and Andy
/ Bowen. A similar purse is also offered
/ for a fight between Jack Dempsey and
/ Bob FitzSimmOnS.
Americans who intend to witness the
fight between Joe McAulitfe and Frank
/ Z. Slavin are notified that they must be
/ in London by September Is Betting is
now TO on McAulitfe.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, September 6.-There is a
great deal of sickness here at present. Ty-
phoid fever seems to be in the lead, and has
been with almost every family here in the
past year, and in several cases it proved IA
tai. There has been about twenty cases IN
the past month, and five new cases in the
past week. and it is feared that there will
be many more if there is not something
done to prevent it, The cause of this
trouble is thought to originate from the
filth that has collected in the willows and
drift piles along the river. The attending
physicians have given it as their opinion
that the people OF Burlington are standing
i'm great danger by not having these drift
piles removed, aGG IL should be seen to at
once bv the Health Officer The names OF
those who have been taken down sick this
week are as follows: James Smith, James
Sommers, Victor Kehrer, George Hall ana
Miss Lizzie Ulrich.
Mr. VIM Jump, wide-awake mailer OF
the Laughlin mill, and an industrious clti-
zen of our town, is wearing great big
smile over the arrival of a 10-pound Demo-
crat Here's to you, Willie.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07

Il had terrible headaches Not sharp pain at
first. but "a dull heavy ache over the eyes. ]
felt stupid and worn out all the time. Black
spots would float before my eyes and % feeling
OF faintness and dizziness would come over me.
There were buZzing and roaring noises I'm my
ears a. 10 almost deafen me.
As my trouble grew worse, sharp pains like
the stab OF "a knife would take me ali through
my body Ny appetite failed me. What little ]
did eat would lay on my stomach Ike heavy
load and cause "a sensation OF distress and nau-
sea- lost flesh and was steadily running down.
NV sleep did me no good. ] would arise in the
morning feeling more tired and hh-nid than
the night before.
Il was in this condition when read boo The
daily papers OF the wonderful success OF l'rs.
Copeland ~ Bell In treating cases similar to nay
own called on them. and finding their charges
simply nominal. a. compared 20 other phy,l-
clans. placed myself under their car i'm
proved rapidly from the start Ny head and
nose became clear. The pains in my head and
body passed away. eat well now and feel good
after. / sleep soundly and arise feeling refreshed
and ready for work In short, all my symptoms
have left me. ! am like different man entirely
MY recovery Is due 10 the skillful treatment II
Drs. Copeland X Bell, and am glad 90 be able
10 make this statement
Mr. Swaync lives. rs stated at No. First
street Wheeling. w. Va, where this statement
can be- easily verified.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-07
GOLDEN EAGLES.

Members of Wheeling City Council No.
,, X. G. E., held very interesting session
on last Tuesday evening. There was an
unusually good attendance and all seemed
to interest themselves in the initiatory
ceremony of the second degree, one stray
pilgrim presenting himself to receive the
knightly honors of this degree. The con-
ferring of the same was of an elevating
character, and beautifully portrayed the
sublime teaching of the Knights degree.
Bros. Dan j. Tooney, Sam X. Warffuel,
and Charles Kraiger were called to assist
the Noble Chief in the initiatory work, and
proved themselves capable of fulfilling the
duties entrusted to them. This Castle has
a uniformed rank attached, and intends to
secure a charter at no distant date There
is some talk among the brethren of work
ing the Buzzard degrees next Tuesday even
ing after the session of the Castle is over.
A full attendance is desired, so as to pro-
mote the interest and growth of the order.