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H st bet 10th and Goth
N st 8 BET Conn AZ: and
,d assss :, s. ST. d and ii :i:.. &S
Conn ave adjacent to
Lafayette square. .l15
jefferson place bet Conn
ave and 10th Il. .,...,,lG5
X st bet l6th&11th. ltd. "a
] bet 18th and 18th. 106. "a
Mass ave hss 10th and
lith ). bst b and y sts. ids
21st st, bet X and = sta. LOO
Conn. av bet. K 4 l. SITS. 125
jefferson place bet Conn
1e sfs 4 bs TO q an. n II SIS, .ii3
Jefferson place bet Conn
and 10Th st,.,,., los, IS
l9th Of bet ] aud X SITS, 100
h ct bet l4th& 18th SITS. lQQ
18th st, corner p u. 100
= Of bet 17th and 18th =
ete. ........ --....... -o-1. Do
I'D st bet 4 and + SITS. >. 80
18TH Of pear BOUNDARY, 90
18th st bet U and p SITS
(summer) ..............S
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COUNTRY BOARD.

n ma MOUNTAINS sUMMth BOARD ON TaT
1.,es sec i,-,. sr'oSY Vac iSS.s SONY Man.
)elo-2w' PHEe Co. Va.
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FOR RKNT-H9usE COS n. J. AVE. NV, 10
W. c. JOHNSON, Ills 18th st, NV jeit:jt.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
FOR SALE-PIANOS.

I.,uR sALE-sPECIAL hAhGAiN-A HANDSOME
nearly new tne tone square piano TOR only $40;
10 cash and $40 monthly; cost s456. THE PIANO
EXCHANGE, 9l3 Penn. ave. jel3-H
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In square bounded by 10th 18th L SITS .e25
In square bounded by Conn and 18th and NJ
FlCE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE INSPECTED
ONLY BY PERMITS FROM OUR OFFICE.
HILL JOHNSTON.
te16-s. tu.th 1905 Penna ave. NV.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Gem m 70 nIeAted.

Sunday morning there was gathered at the
beastiful surburbaa residence of Mr. Abe
Carr, a few friends to witness She marriage of
his only dsug ghter Helen to Mr.. George Step
han the popular young president of the Delta
Mercantile Co. Rev. Thomas Perfornei
the rAarriags eereasny using the COED old
Presbyterian Service in thxt Eel ;eitnu. man :
ner sl,aracteristic Of the good old man.
Among those present wers Misses Ada and
Dora McNsrray, BRIDES maids and Mcssrs.
A. C. Butler and F. T. d ,dse. grooIa's men,
Mr. and Mrs. Green of the Evergreen. aud
Mrs. Pifrr from Walkers melon patch.
II was one of the most delightful and i'm
pressive of e-renouie< AMI the partial error
Of the preacher in almost mistaking Mr.
Butler for the groom WAS . source
Of inerrinieut fr the friends and .elf eengrat. {.
uiarion for M-. Butler. The kn.t tied in lie
most approved style, the newly married
couple, escorted to the depot Ly their fri-nd.,
took the train far the eAal spp-r region. of
Oursv, there to tast. the sor CHAM sweet. Of
the honeymoon The test wishes of all at
tend them sni the hope that the journey Of
life @sy lie one Lang s~i; of bliss aud train
OF CARS is shared by all
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Specimen Cases.

8. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, wa
troubled with Neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell
sway, and he was terribly reduced in hesh
and strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bittsrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.. had
running sore Oh his leg of eight years stand
ing. Used three bottles Of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and his leg is sound aud well. John Speaker
Catawba, o., had five large fever sores on
his leg. doctors said he was incurable. One
One bottle Electric Bitters and one box
Buckien's Arnica Saive cured him entirely.
Sold atLatham & Williams aud 1. N. Nc
Murrays' Drug Stores.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
H,xhlx E.t.rsai..A.

The lecture given Friday evening last by
Prof Ira NJ. DeL-ng, of the State Universe
ty, subject "The Serollof the Skies" was
very largely attended and highly spprsci.
ated by the large kadisnce. The professor
I. g,od talksr. and had he talked for an
hour longer no one would have lost interest.
A return visit from Mr.. DeLoHg is look ed
forsward to with great pleasure by ali who
heard him talk on the date above mentioned
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Ne,ie- q, YI..l Ae,,l.m....

lS THE MATTER OF THE EsrATE on N. F.
PIrEG, DECEASED.
Nuticc |. hereby given. tha. on the last
Monday la July, being the eth day Of Juiy,
A. u 1921. beigg cue ~ the regular days Of
the June tarm "i the county court OF neIts
county, i1 the state OF Colocsdo. l, A. Il.
Pii-r administrators sf s-id estate will appear
before the judge oi said court, present my
hsal settlement ~ such ads,inistratrix aud
pray the approval Of the same sni will then
apply to be discharged =. suca ninini>iratr,x x
., which time aud place ant person may
appear and present objections to the same, If
there be
Dated at Delts, Colo. June 2sth. A. u. 1891
A. Il. PlFtR. Ada,iaistrstsix.
Of the estate OF n. ". Pifer drcessed.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Com m Isaion Wsn.e.

Jshn A. Nay All Nr. Seat, our new com
mission men. arrived f.~ days sso, and are
n"w busiiy engsys-l in fixing mp their build
ing on north Main st rect ~ as N be prepared
tn op-a business early next week These
gentlemen come veil recoass@nde,l. and
have arranged to handle and ship all kinds
of produce. We have nj hesitascr in recon (.
meu,iing this ae~ 6rm u tn people of DELTA
county. k~swin2 full well that ali Who
Patr"nzs them will be trsatsi fairly sad
sqxsrs'y. Give them your pstro mage.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
A Decd 0arrala.

oas haa'rsd and thirty one acre.. located
on the Gennison river bottom, about sight
miles -sst "f f'el'a for sale At bargain. Hss
enc of the i,est water riRhts in the county.
IL iswp~~ved with = fair house, good barn,
sarr1Ss, etc., and ale" has IL acre. Of alfalfa
4ad an orchard Of four aeres Of gsod shrifty
49,. All produce. grain. hay, ETC., raised
- the place can be marketed oa the farm. Ne
n is lncstsd within so ysrds Of the bridge,
which ia n g-seraI s,"pning place. Fer par.
ticuiars, tsrtas, etc. address.
G. l.. SMITH.
Delta, Cole.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
W0DAlog Bslia-

~. o.. sssphsa aud Miss Helen Carr,
saiy daughter sf Mr. and Mn. Abrshau
Carr. vers - srrisf Saaitv mss7in, last. At
80 s'elssk. = tha bs.de's ,as assst are
mile ssss II The city, Rev. rh"'n-s ome~'-
iag. fs the sswly msrrird couple the IS.
psserbsRr. ~ish hsst Of frierds, extend
ssSersts iasisss. kspisG that their journey
shrouEh life ~sy always be ait ended ~i't
hsPpissss, asA shst . cloud msy never ap-
psar 70 shst eat the sunshine while they
trssd lifs's Psthsay tseethsr. They ere now
visitias Tor - days 10 the eastern part Of
the state.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
I,riuors sale.

E.tice is hereby given that / viii ON r uesday
July l4th 4 p. 1891. betwrcu the hours
Of 10 a. ia and 4 p. IA. at Hammond's CO rial
in the town of Delta, eeuuty Of D.i's aud
state of Colorado proceed to srit twelve head
of horses And thirteen mules for cash in hsnd
or mapy thereof as may be necessary 10
secure the payment of Foar Hundred snd
Sixty One dollars and Seventy cents tS+6l.70l
together with the present and accruing costs,
the same being retained and holden under
the lein laws Of the state Of Colorado for
herling said stock pursuant To the statutes in
such cases made aud provided, aysins, Nelson
Franklin. Lafayette S@anssa and any anl sii
other person or persons claiming o~usrsh ip
to the same. suhj-Ot nevertheless to a
prior lien Of n. g. Salisbury for the sum Of
Six Hundred sni Twenty SIX dollars aud
Sinty four cents. tsoe6.stl
W. l., Meers. Liencr.
Dated at Delta. Cole, June Esd A. n 1891.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
r.s.s. p..s. v.-- v.r a.,..

The aaleS ksii Esrn of ltsn. Sam Wade
Aas bess ssbdi~kied into desirable ar~sts. anil
Ia Wow % che sarkst At reasonable prices aAd
on easy tsrms. The frait will rss,tiiy pay
fss The iaad NJ pvie-s asked In tsa years with
prn,ssr care. w Wade Ia fnrc~st u, leave u, ,ia
valssh;s property vi scc"unt If the altitude.
being sAisssd With heart dlflcuity, aud
othsvs will reap the fsai, "f his labors in es.
takiishiny this. ons of the finest fruit farms
IN the v~et Pis'a aud d->rrirtinn Of the
su.sdivwi"n- prizes aa' tqnes sap eoss"e at
The farms<.' + Nsrshsa,., Bank OF this si:y.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
a.i,, eeniish st.ek

Tho following stock In the Ninalsnsa Canal
Company havius tssa forfeited fer filae 10
pay assessments thcrcs,. notice Is hereby given
that the same or much thec of s> is nccasaAry
~ pay the a~eSaucm,s will he sold at pabl,c sste
At the mont doer of the ps.onscc At paoniA.
Colorado on Thursday the sccond day sct July
1891 At o'ci1'k p. NJ. via:
Vim. Z. summer. shares No. ~. iol. lo,. los;
due van,
A.. Hone. shares Nh 81, ~. ~. s.. 81. 81 whole
sharrs M. NJ III half sharcs. Amount drc,
- A.
L. N Smith. share No. iss duo - cents,
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
N,~rss - y,,y Rates,

4 saSs sf enc linisei fare far tho round
"trip froa III stsaises tn all stations on the
line u the Dsavsr s"i Rio Grande n. Il. is
authorised. TicAsss IL NJ add july Sd aud
&th. R~tSrs iini y and insinding July &.
Tickets sold 70 Pueblo will be Ma.le good
nstil July sta. ~ account Of the exercises Of
tAs oPssias Of shs Missral Palace.
W. n. HAsrINcs, Agt.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Fruis Growers Union.

Alta meeting Of the Frui; Growers Usion,
held at Del;s, Jd5e ~, 1891. T. II. Nc
Granshan was app-inted agent for the Union
to sell aud ship the fruit for the members
and Others: the committee on packages order
Ell load of fruit packages. Il wss alan
decided that the tuiop ,neet Juiy lth in this
city. All interested please stt-.d.
F. ToLBEEI. President.
w o. STEPHENS. Sec'y
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Ns.ice for Publication
LAND OFFICE. AT MoNrnoss. coLo

LAND OFFICE. AT MoNTRoss. coIo.,.
May 2sth, isst.-i
Notice is hereby gty.ht Thai the following
named settler has filed iiCticS nf his Intention TO
make hnal rr,sEf IN snpp,rt of his claim. and
thar said prnrf w'i' hs r';thr l'.fur" G. ". Henry.
Judge AMI ex-E'f'leio rlerS Of c0Guty court at
Delta, Colo, ola july ilth. is9i. via:
ROrEKT TRICEEI.,
u. 6 lou2 Ute series for the sc ar NV or and lots
:. 4. and =, sec q. I ". - "A Ms p He
names the following witnesses I" prove his con
tinno' residence upon and cEiiiSatiou OF said
land, w.
Caesar ala. Charlie. II. Gresham, John B.
Hart Frank c castle. nf n l,s Colorado.
". II. STEELE. Register.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
pss.sans.v Ssvpsss.A.

The many friends n Rsv. ". 0rsat, rave
hin very pleasing and sab~ias<tsi savPssss
Thsvsday eveaiag is.t. Al his home. the
sssssioa bsluu VI. fsrty.tairt SirthAAS. The
prsssnt sivin by the ~'npasy ~ hand.
soms hardwood bsokssss. prsssassss "a hshsif
ef the cempsay - NJ. O~s. Au. 6saat
also presented hsr tusssnd ~ish sest snd
c"lnfnrtabls chair. Mr.. Grant sesporde'i III
. very pleasing and appropriate manner.
Asths sonelusien Of The sutsytainmsat .
6csnstfsl isach was served Of whish all
psFeoek Asartily. Those whs were present.
s'assrsly hsps that BRO. Grant may live 70
>sloy The fsslivts!.s ei another birthday aud
eaJcy ~ plsAsarsS Nhils joar1rying through
aeis "vais 1beass."
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
1a..e.ss a..ss .. s-,.. c...,y.

Co@oeees 0Aoso - 0esss sse~sy.
This ssnch b located three aud ene half
oiiss aak ~ cslta 10 the Gunni.oa vs,isy-
Il sssA.ias - assss all fenced sud about Is
asrss usass sslassAisa. A ea'.d new frame
Assss a~A s~sss other s'uprsseWests. This
irass ef laad iasatsd snd-r ~sss II the hssr
1issh's h tAs seAAa. ka~ an a.~wdauce II
wassr. A. - tiss proisets~a at fruit this
land 10 aasurpssssd by any M tls .tsA-.
Good rsasoos for selling. price per asrc as.
Fer fssthsr isfssnatica apply "a
J. D. Pope.
Delta, Cello.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
n. .. Aao. ..,,v.y o..

eslls Rras' Cirsus and N.nsr.ric will sss
this line. tAs"vsr 70 G'ssd Junction. stepping
Ter sshibities at the fs'lasinx place; Grand
Jau~s'~a JuIy l2sA. Agents are aashosised
u ell r.aad "Trip saetes. firm. all ssa,ioks
~i'his . rsaiua Of Shy tso) miles to r,oint Of
sshibisios, - sne fare far the round trip.
W. 81. HASTINGS. Ast
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
N0tirc.

All parties Wishing to obtain the privilege
Of erecting booths far the saI- Of ice cream,
1e'nsaadr, frui,s, etc., on the picnic grounds.
July Fourth, or Ia run any Kind Of games
fs~ amusement. sr~ requested To apply to the
band sssaisase, c. 9. Dawu,ig, F. Jackson,
q. R. fisjley ~ -. Gale.
BY Order Of Com
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
sss,e- sf N.e,l.s 81 ss.rA 81 E..l,..-

SiSa.
N"tice IS hereby given that the Cauat y
Commissioners Of Petite County, Coloradn.
will act As bo.ri at equslirstinnun the fr.t
Monday in July, 1921, and containing as
such not LEES than three sor more than ten
days, snd also On the third Monisy in July.
1891. a,i continuing not less than two nor
more than ten consecutive DAYS. aw
A. WisHARf.
Co.Liert.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
ra~s rv,w,y Ht,es.

We came twenty miles TO trade with you,
!. the way three families talked tn Bailey, at
the new store the other day. He I. beconir.
advertised quite rapidiy. A liberal use Of
printsrs Ink 10 enc Of the secrets of succsss.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
vssss n.ps,ss shs~s.

Psstsr Rev. n. Grant. sundas .eho~i q
IN .. ~. Service a II .. -. with ssrusa4
"rhs Strange CsrP-nt-r Evening" ssst>6s
sp. u. with .srm~a /" The Power OF rsutA. I"
Visitor srr al~ay. weie.,,ne.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Denver. C.iorsdo. June 80, 1891

10 WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:
THE is TO certify thst j. A. Nay 4 Co
hare had an account with US for going on
two years. during which tins their neeosut
has rue between si,oas and s. ,Oo0 Al time
We have ais.ys fomnd then prompt. nsiisble
and satisfactory in their d-slisrs With Us snd
take plea,ure in recommending then.
THk &c. =. MoRGY u RK Co.
Thee Flaan,-r, Cashier.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
GN0rh Notice.

Regular services in the Presbyterian
church next SUNDAY by tn. pastor R.v. A..
Th"m,.. M"rn'ns: 'The Supsrioritv cfi 'h,r.
i'y". Er.ning; ''rhc Iiroiher,ooi Of Christ"
Sabbath eehaoI at 10 . IA.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
la.. .s A.rra Ini1 asn.

The Pr"~--~i"a will march w-s, nn Main
stre~t 10 the river. thehce follow the river to
the grove M me he allowed to cross the
Mo"iy ranch in rraching the srove on this
day, please follow the order
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
AaHsNea Or Niolen.

From Delta s.ciioa bosse. June 7th dark
sorrrl male, ro~arl of so will he paid f't
her return tp William Ward. at Delta section
house. Ths animal is without a brand. In.
formation Of the wh.rab-uts Of the male can
also be lsh at the Independent Office.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
WNrN Ing.

owners Of 'lor>, who have yet yc, paid tax.
are hereby notified to attend to the matter on
or before Jslv 18th.
w.S. GiRARpKr. City Marshal.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
CsD tor County Warrants.
TREasuREs's OFFICE.
DELTA, JUNE 10th, 1891

There are funds in the hands Of the County
Treasurer for pnymest Of the following county
warrants, viz:
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01

We have money, for \ few gilt edged Real
Estate Loans. First come 6rst asrved".
BLAGRLY l. BALDWIN.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
pelt., C.Icrs.le, june ,a,h.. 1861,

Bids will lie received bv the T"wn Clerk
until NOM cf Thursday July III 1891. for
psintine The water tank on Garnet Mess with
two c'sats of iroa-clsl paint. Tho Board OF
Trustees reserve the right 70 rsiecs any aud
al, eias.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01

For good dinner and refreshments. visit
the W. z. T. u. rooms. on Main street,
Saturday. A good supper will be ssrse1 in
the evening.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01

Proxramuns sf Anusenaenas.
Whselbarrow RAes, 5P. m.
Sack Race. $50 p. y.
Ring Tournsnent. 5 p. m.
Creased Pole. 4p. m.
Foot Race $50 p. =.
Fireworks, 8:30p. m.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
At DELTA,
JULY FOURTH, 1891,
AT . A. y.

Procession will form - fsllsvk
Grand Asaa Baaa sa Main soutL Of third
stssst frsatisg north.
Mayer and City Council rear of band on
Main street.
Float. contsiaing A young ladies represent. i.
ing the states with Gu,ldsss of liberty in
center, fsllow Mayer and City Council.
Veterans will fall in rear Of float.
Visiting delegations from Montrose Cali
Ssrnis and Garnet mssas will form on third
right Of Main.
Delegates from North Fork, Tongue and
Surface creeks on third street lett Of Main.
Citizens Of Delta foru on Main south
Of Float and rea'ain antii right and lett di-
visions fall in r.sr Of Float falling imiasdi-
at-ly after in line.
Hose companies in uniform in rear OF
citizens.
Carriages and equestrisns will fall in
rear Of entire procession.
Line Of aiarch north f,om third street on
Main to the river then down the river to
the grove, the only route to the ground
J. Is. WHEELER. Marshal.
WM. JAMES, Asst Marshal.
EXERCISES OF THE DAY
lst. Music by Band, Hail Columbia
2nd. Singing by Quartett- and Audience
America.
3rd. R~"diug Declaration Of independence
John p. Walsh.
eth. Singing by Mrs.. H. II. Smith, Solo
and Cheras, Our Native Land.
6th. Music by Band. Star Spaasled Ban.
ses.
oraa.ss Of he day. Thos. J. Bisck, of
nas,rsss. b. u. csmPbei'. @. W. Henry
Aad c. n. hanssssl of Deits.
7th Singing. Dsahl. Quar.e..e. Red,
White and Bias.
ah. Nusis ~ Band. Marshiss Through
Georgia.
In the 'vsnina. . magnificent lisplsy OF
Fire Works will b Asde from the point Of
the xesa, east Of the city.
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so. ll4o, Issued Dee. aoth, 1886, amt $ 500

Notice is hereby given to che hoiiers of
said warrants that Interest will cease after
thir;y daos from date.
A. r.. HOWARD,
Co. Treas
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01

The rauuiu, in Rnunigp District M. 81
will besia un july 9Th. 1891 at Crystle Greek
ia Montr"sr county, Every person expecting
to attend said r"sadap is requested to I've on
hand at tue sppoIEtri time ready for action.
Re- order q: Committee,
Chas Ellington,
RO Nilmot
{. K. Muller,
Geo. II. pGke.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01

Mrs.. Emma Stafford notifies all parties VIII"
have been in the habit OF taking wood, with
ont permission. from her farm. oH either side
Of the river. not to enter her premises again
without permission. Anyone violating these
rules will he prosecuted.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
ssUED EvERY wEDnesoAY.
U0ElC9.

~ pANne6 a 6le and always ready for r.
0ssees e1fhe fnblie Library q Denver, n ~
- ~ = ~ aAgh sehesi. 18th asi stsx
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Attest.
=. vAx rrrL. ro~a Clerk.

Z. l.. KELloas. Mayor.
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Strawberries aud fresh, We scsables always on
hsni Mt Co,cnsn'e pms, office store
The Delta independent., 1891-07-01
Notice.

Dated a, Delta. co,o., June Esd A. u iss
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
nrED.


BRADLEY.-On September DIST, Catherine
wife OF John w, Bradley, aged % years.
Relattv, s and friends are invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence OF her nus
band. No $50 Wollaston street, on y ednts-
day Sent. 81 at a. II High mass AZ ~
Peters r 9 Church. lnterment az Cathe-
dral Cemetery.
BRADLEY On September ~, Bernard
Bradley. aged - years.
The relatives and frie DIS IRE invited 70 a :
tend he funeral from the residence OF his
brother. fn- law. Joseph II DonOho, NO. -
Lombard sire ct, on "Wednesday afternoon, ~
> O'Clock Interment a. Riverview Cemetery.
COOK.-Un the 18th instant. William, son
Of Robert Cook. aged Il months.
COOLING In this city. on the 2Dth instan
Zelia Cooling aged S2 years.
DUNN ON the 18th instant, John NJ.
Dunn aged IS years.
chart . in the 18th instant, Mary,
daughter Of joseph and hmma E4art aged u
months.
JOHNsON.-Tn This city, on the 18th instant,
| Clara ", wife OF L. Harry Johnson
! JOENSTON.-In this city, on the 2Oth in
/ slant. Maggie T., wife OF ; smuel johnston
\ aged A. years.
| MONAGHAN In Philadelphia on Seltem
/ Der II, William Monaghan, aged " years.
/ MOTHE RALL.-In this city on the llth N,
/ slant. Jesse,son Of Henry and S.Motnerall
aged years.
/ NEBEKER.-At Newport, on the 9th IN
slant, James Nebeker, aged 70 years.
1 REESE On the 18th instant, James ReeEe
| In the Sth year Of his age.
I REYBOLD.-fn tAis city, on the 18Th n
| stanf Elsie, infant daughter Of W1llam +
and Mary L. Reybold, aged months.
| WISE.-At New Castle, Del, on the 18th ID
stanI. sarah Ogden Wise, IN her ga wear.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22
BRockmAn.s FOLLY.
The Ooroner's Jury Decides That HI
Disrsgarded the Proper nailrosd Six

The Ooronsr's Jury Decides That He
Disrswarded the Proper hailrosd slR-
malls.
The coroners jury in the Newport
collision case held hnal meeting yes
terday afternoon 1t decided that Engi-
neer Henry Brockman came to his death
because he dlsregarded the red signal
which was thrown upon him.
The witnesses examined we're ]. Morri-
son Frank Crossley, A. b Hastings A.
ID. O'Neil. J. @. Argo, A T. Bartlett,
Abraham 3nes, T. :. 1'ompkins, Charles
Potter. s. T. Meredith, D. II. Potter and
George G. Sallowsy.
The evidence showed that Brockman
clearly disregarded the danger signals.
To prove It, the rules of the P, w. q
| Is. Railroad Company were read to the
jury. Brockman was engineer of train
/ No "a. which was an extra freight. He
was running the train from Baltimore to
| Philadelphia. Freight traia No 1853 was
at Newport, and had just shifted foul
cars on a siding when the extra dashed
into the regular. The red was on al
Newport but, Notwithstanding this
Brockman went past it at a speed Of
about thirty five miles au hour He saw
the danger too late to avert 1t, anC
yelled to his fireman. For Gods sake
Jump for your hfew This fireman wa
Abraham Jones, who was on the stant
and testified yesterday. de jumped ans
saved his life, while Engineer Brockmal
stuck to the lever and went on to hi
fearful death.
All the witnesses placed the blame .
Brockman's door The jury rendere'
the following verdict:
Resolved, That Henry Brockmal
met his death on the Philadelphia. vii
mington and Baltimore railroad on Sep
TENDER IS, 1891, by a collision cause'
by him falling TO see the danger signals i
the tower in time to avert the disaster.
After its adoption the jury passed
preamble and resolution asking the Lev
Court to furnish Corner Sparks with al
office and telephone. It was signed b
all the jurors
Evening journal., 1891-09-22


There was good house at the Academy
of Music last light, the attraction being
the Hearts OF New York, 10 four acts
Tue chief merit Of the play was the furry
incidents well brought out by William +.
Hines, who filed the roll OF Terry o Brien,
Mr.. Hines frequently brought down the
house. The play will be presented to-
night, tomorrow evening and az tc-mor
rows matinee.
THE World Against Her will Be the
play a. the Academy Of Music beginning
neat Thursday evening
1t tells the story Of q wife suspected
by her husband Of Inconsistency, owing TO
tue ingenuity Of villsin, and abandoned
TO face the cruelty and scorn Of the
world Hsr struggles 10 save her child
and her mlssdventures ID Loudor, alone
and helpless are graphically told
Throughout all she remains pure and
loyal. ard ultimately her husband Is con
WINGED Of her innocence.
The play is in Eve acts, all Of which are
arranged 10 the English melodramatiC
style, to secure change OF scene ano
picturesque contrast, and every act ends
with proper erisis or situstion. The
points OF special interest to the audienc'
are the scene Of the meeting Of the hus
band and wife when the husband co me-
to take away the child; the attempted
abduction OF the child on the highwa,
by the husbands agents, and the rescu'
by q kindly Snowman and his wife III
scenes in the London garrett aud In III
GOLFERS cellar are also realistic, graph
aud intense.
Evening journal., 1891-09-22

ST. LOUIS, Sept e. The sovereign grand
lodge Of odd Fellows met at St. Louis.
The visitors number $1,000 The number
Of Odd Fellows initiated last year was 90,
600; net increase in the United States and
Canada. 81 600; total membership, 672, $3.50.
The revenue for 1901 is s7.244, 227. The
pecuniary benevolence distributed was
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