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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
SATURDAY OCT, %. THE MlLITAR
CELEBRATION.
what Others Thought OF the Great Won
der Of the world.


The trip provided by THE GAZETTE
to Niagara Falls for Texas young ladies
and chaperons will be one OF rare en-
iovmcnt. Every American who can do
So should visit this greatest Of known
cataracts, 10 view which thousands
come annually from distant lands,
travelling half around the world TO SEQ
what tho citizens OF the United states
can witness any day. Every American
cltizon should it before visiting any
foreign land. and no traveller iron an
niLor country should leave America
until this wonder Of nature has been
added TO his store OF personal expert
oncos. Something N the impressions
dr1duced on distinguished people by
Niagara may be- Of interest.
-, N.rtip,an said. There "a
-. -, mo natient Wetel,iDg and
noi!lii ,,i1ce III. tbi.. nm. gnzer
alsAlf :" ~ !, he,,,9 n sure IN n re.
VINO si'7 ~ 1,'rn,;si,g what secrets
~ ~ ~ ~ tbpn5er cavern were disclosed 10
~ tila .iiui' 49,, ~ siiii watebing dis-
~ i'.' uSi lis u''@ ~ ,rird ciaarin,, no
clus'su n . ~ orby ~ iigbte.t
sPra{ 10 1'i ,i ii,5'.'-a'' " -
Vog Io ., aa.it. .a',.' Coor.r s.i5. We
Jalles Iui,nl,i!pro b ~ an ,,,o,.
,ell Vuisii.'s ~, ~ ~ Nisgo,o ,r6c
lhg lo l,.,l. ~ ,,,,,a';,,., ,han we
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05


ing, in which iho dedicatoty exercises
will be held.
Az o'clock IN the afternoon In this
building the following dedlcntory pro-
gramme viii Do carried out under me
direction OF the Dlrecior-GAnetal'
l. Columbian March, Nritton for
the o,casion BY Prol. John H. Paine.
. Prayer by Bishop Charles H..
Fowler ID. D., l.. L. D., Of California.
B. Dedieatory Ode. Words 10y Miss
Harriet Monroe Of Chicago; music by
G.. w. Chadwick OF Boston,
4. Presentation of the master artists
OF the exposition aud their completed
work, by tho Chief Of Construction.
., Report Of the Direotol-General TO
''T pcssantotio V nf Nh The bmiidipgs tor.
a..iio,tio,, Gy a., n,esidoof II 40
Worlds Columbian exposition 20 the
president OF tho Worlds Columbian
commission.
:. Chorus. "The Heavens are Tell
ing.r-Haydn.
4. Presentation Of the buildings for
dedication by tho president OF the
Worlds Columbian commission to the
president of the United States.
9. Chorus, "In praise Of God. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

octave lower than tho excited, leaplne,
almost angry cry Of iorvid life from tho
lesser cataract r0g0unds through tho
golden summer morning air like tho
distant roar from the str'ots OF fifty
DundonR all in foil -Hctivity,'
Years since Anthony Trolope wrote;
''Of all the sights on this earth Of ours
which tourists travel 10 sec-at least OF
all those which havo soen--l am In
clincd 10 give the palm to the Falls OF
Niagara In tho catalogue Of such
sight Intend TO include all huildinga,
pictures, statues and wonders Of art
made 10y mems hands, and also al
beauties NJ nature prepared by the
Creator for tho delight Of His crua-
lures. This Is long word; but, ~ far
as my taste and Judgment 20, II tx
Justified. ! know no other one thing
80 beautiful, so glorious, and 20 powor-
full
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

fair contest 10 Donate an oxford two-sprlnr
pAapton, tho hnndaomest ma1u, trimmoi
10 fair heather. rAlsad ahyor roll on dash
tracks four icut eight iuuhos and she'll
baud wheels THIS beautiful vehicle was
made by the Columbus buggy company
and can be seen at my place, corner VhrocE.
morton aud Second, and ! DO not thlnly any
uhanerppor amy one else ran soc it without
admiration, Yours respectfully
k u. kELLHm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

puEErN VALtrr, sop, I've.
lnolosod plonse nod % vo,1s Tor Miss
Eloiso Porter, Brownwood, Laura Fender
Fort Worth
had 10 work hard for these votes,
gathered a load " pumpkins aud hld W pod
die thom IN an tho rain and sell six FOE u
dime, but will get a few squash tomorrow
aud " have any better luck will send more
next umo. Il. J. n,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

FOHT WORTH aug p I''4
Editor Gazette;
DrAR Shuttle young ladies who go 70
the Worlds falr dedication 10 your charFe
viii be as safe as cars aud attention can
make them; but accidents do happen
knowing this sc offer tho young ladies re
aoc,acnt Insurance IN the Fidelity aud Cas-
uailg company, policy 70 DO Delivered 70
TINS GAZETTE, ffoe o. charge On the day the
party leaves. Your tr1iF,
NnKtLEss T. WnlsLEsa Agenis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

NouET VEHNoy, Sort 3, 1892.
Here come. hgainl with votes for
Missos while RoTers Of NJ Vcrnon, aud
Miss IhA0 BArnweA, OF lilmeri also
voles for Nc. and Mra elias. Todd, with
lots more 10 follow. What 10 tho matter
with Toxarllana and MI Vermont Lot ua
unite aud send those worthy persons TO
Chicago We eau do IL Gilner u alright
&. $, YArBs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

GKrEHvilLR, Sept 3,
I enclose 10 ballotsi sent ! yes
torday, Am going 10 get some
zrrrn. Wish everybody In Grucnvllo
would take " so We could select our girls,
Misaes Harrison, Matte Mnyon Enla Boyd,
May Barrett, jennie BIRD, Kate Cooper,
Una Ury. SuE MciSELyr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

ElitQf tfhfthlel
10 tho Fort Worth young lady receiving
tho highest number Of votes IN InE Ga
ETH dedication contest 10 will give US
great pleasure as tribute 10 her popu.
lariiy 10 present 10 h1r a lady's hne gold
watch Hulinbly engraved.
FoAr WORM AND TArboR JrwELnY Co
A. n TnHrADoiLL- Manager JOs Main
aN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

F0NI Wunfnl To- July " l71'
Editor Gazette,
TO the Fort Worth lady receiving the
highest number Of VOTES IN your dedication
contest J desire 70 show our appreciation
OF her worth by presenting hor with nor
choice Of any lady's dress trunk 10 or os-
Enlistment IN the cgent ge have none Ia
stock 70 suit her we would toxic great pleas
ure 10 making ono 10 her special order
FoaT Worm 1HuNk fActoRn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

WACO, Sept, 3 1891
Enclosed ! hand you 90 nine coupon
votes which please vote for Miss Fannie
Como MoCowu. Marshall Toaas, for q
liclet 10 iho Worlds fair Chicago.
/ am drummer and auhtUflDe for your
paper md make my hou1t uiriora 81 Waco
and want ~ vote for Miss Fannie Gene
McC0wn, OF Marshall. Texas
Jos n MORoAN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
FOR THE WINNER.


FoIT Worm, Thy, July p, iSll
To the Democrat puhlishing Company
We notice your offer 10 sond ten TeXaa
girls and chnperons as representatives Of
Texas TO the Worlds fair dodicatIon. with
your permission we would like 10 supple
meut your oncr by ono Of our grand Math-
usholi upright pianos 10 tho young lady ro-
rolying the largest number Of votes iu your
GAzETTR's Worlds fair dedication cnnt1st
COLLINS X ARMSTRONG %,
pOr w Collins
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

TWITWN NANTTTN1
Ia going upou an excursion FOR pleasure
1t Is weu To be provided with everything
that tonds 10 assist In tho enjoyment Of that
plonalrc. Approaching this We will
therefore, present 70 the y0ung lady who
resolves the HIGHEST numbor Of votes in
the GAxnTrr Worlds fair contest one pair
Of beautiful Nrouoh opera glasaea. Thoac
Very respectfully,
MnRnHous 4 NcpntnB.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
A Rainy Day, But the Coupons
Came Rolling In.
The Baiotng in the Excursion Contest Goes
Steadily On--Combinations and
Combinations


\ .,sr.ion contest grow in number, and
M /" .Ails there is chance to combine,
mere is chance to win.
"a IA bright little woman said to the
,stest editor Saturday 1T doesn't
81 al much to run the vote up big
|sas suppose said she, II have 1000 votes
H. nv candidate; 1 exchange
,o,ss With six other young ladies'
III with chaperon candidate,
Inn ,r5 ibis gives me 5000 votes in
Hui n ior nv candidate And SO it goes
M \ They are all doing it.
|srs n There will be few excursions to the
Y y sdicatlon that win hayo superior
~. bcaliles for seeing what there ia to
|As,,. to those enjoyoa by THE GAzETTE's
|lnis lsry. THE GAzETTE's Texas repre-
|alI natives will be in it. What THE GA
", WI rTrE and Santa Fe road are unable to
foior them no individual could do
Feow THE GAZETTE is compelled to "close
M As polls daily at u p. m. The time
OF ssaary to record the ballots and
SAnl bake up the record for publication in
at mornings paper demands this
,,.1... ,.,..,,5 ,i,,, ,,, Coi.
Eco - r,,strono and Of tho pbaeton
/ IS Al n t-.Ila..a,.. % ,i,o c.ndidntes
m: < + ,sslving the highest number of votes
n eetber such candidates are in or out
"a Aoi Fort Worth. The fine gold watch
aoIs F,rea by the Fort Worth aud TAYLOR
spig drv foods company and the
,,s.omo trunk by the Fort Worth
In factory are for the Fort Worth
gli5ato receiving the highest num-
br a,d yotes.
,or. m..,,-, t-,,, oo,u+s 10 ,vo,1 ma
|'O'-' - It, ~, ,,,,,no, ,ar,,.s
~ - =. d -, ~ +no cash
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u ",'' ',, IL. d. 49, ro,
nj e.,s 80 "a ~, - 80, Vii,
pp'''' anu selu 'ii' '-''-'' "''
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-
|s.sr I'M uAHErIE Is com pellou !" cia'isv
~ o reporting inc recoru' an
|'lV' lllaa''s VIII hereafter DC reporvsu
|da lr 'he towns III Whlch tnoy i've
b.. ) ~ having over a certain huiiip5i
-S - r' 80. -u Dl'''A y Pe' 49, 40 80,
a ~ u ~, .a,a+,s,
t,.ma,,a -''''--', W l,t 40 t,oi.
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mos ~ 80 e. naathnr In
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i,,ion. 49,, w." -. W , -, tho r,s,It
49, 'e''''''J 4
AZ ,o'ers ana their friends can keep
ala r'A On the record as pupnshea
Y. This is why TIE GAZETTE re-
At sevotos, tbosa I.t,crs ara printed and
aaiaates can "chocL NM Tup CA
NM nnt1isb.d ,,o,r1 or con,..o
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
Hope to see Them Ahoad ro-marrow.
guRgsyffLa. souL q.

! sns'5ss Q Saiioi6 Tor iiE and Mrs
Mofohous. hore " 800 thein ahead To-
morrow. ] srut ballots yesterday, but
presnmu tbey GOT thore VOC laie " 10 in
this mornings papc. ] atn going ~ hurry
Do all can get Mas. s. MekELYf.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
For the Second in the Race.
WAaAHAcnm. Tux.. Aug, q, ig


INSTRUMENTATION say that will pro
sent ono.half dozen bottles Of C0hon's BRIT
.sh cough balsam %. q b. 70 tho young
fully, HrAM COHEN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

A nlcyule fer the lort worth Candidate
Nhe starda Fourth Ia the Contest
A gentleman In Fort Worth authorizes
Tug GAzGrrE 10 say that o lady's bicycle
win bo presented 70 the young lady candi-
date from Fort Worthwho stands fourth Ia
tho contest az It's close
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

nandsoms Phsston oHered to the chAps-
rons who Get the Biggest vois,
FoGr WORN. Tx.


AZ 90 The offers 70 your candidates have
besu 10 Me Young ladies. 7 ihigk do chape-
ron candidates dc turFe Hglis rsqneuitlon
and now prupoee 70 tho ooup4c insilie or.
oetside Of Fort Worth, VINO rere3yea ihs
kt1he tnauh1r " rD.eg ~ your Woril's
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

CRY, kcrt T.
Fue,osod please md ~ votes for Nj ana
kta h, n Carrier. Of this city. And hqt,-
M moi ihey vii be ths sue. infui cauai.
dates In this contest Tina Col SEissp.
Mrs.. \. n. True. Eept 81 votes ~ couponh
for Misses RoKis llondamoa, Annit Voting
Of Mafshall; Ethel Deisoaeh and Laura
Feuder
Old Mssshan, Sept q VOTES 70 coupons
for Mr.. and Mira Cunningham
Lirs. W. Il BhnltmAn. Aoilaue. Aug. 81,
votes II coup0nn Tor Miss Patti 1s.lor
,.Dnclo SAM Marshall. Sept 8, VOTES 20
coupons for Mis1s Fnhnis e. IA ClHn.
Ailaie Young u AlarshAll, f,shel De l.aA,,h,
TeaaA lobpson, -AiaFy AarAn, Lailo Bakur.
hasil 1nioar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05
AAsvERs 10 coRnEsrnnnrnrs

c'"S 10 CORRESPONDENCE
~. s,ANoHE TEXAS, Sep, 3. 1892.
= s,1eel N your issue OF the 2nd.
~ JAILED 20 credit Miss Lola
a,... wv more than 2O0O votes. One
5. IN signed Erath, dated August
A D. Fs,le thousand signed Stephen
~ M, ,.9nes dated August 3lst. Also
~ 'ee Issue Ind. inst. and correct
Yours truly
i in.,., j. h. Chiffon.
LAX N the Issues u .he Sr4
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-05

Errors IN SUNDAYS REPORT
s,'a sniihey, Fort Worth, recorded
should have been 40i1.
I'm ~ johnson, Fort Worth, recorded
'aoaid have been BIAS.
'e Young, Marshall, recorded
y should have been Il, 400.
= aaa Mrs. J. G. Davidson, Plain
. = recorded 755 should have been
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
rho Nee Ing Of the Two Champions.

The Nee ing Of the Two Champions.
The members OF the Warren Club
specially and the public generally, will
have the rare opportunity OF sesing a
wrestling match next Thursday evening
at the Institute, which will virtually
settle the championship OF the Uoited
States. The Warren Club has gained
the consent OF F. Weiss OF New York,
who won the championship Of the United
States in the 1876 pounds wrestling class
last December, to meet John Y. Cooper,
the we'll known wrestler and athlete OF
the Warren Club Both Mr. Cooper and
Mr.. Weiss have met and varquished all
comers. but have never met each other and
the result Of Thursday nigh 8 match VIII
settle the question OF supremacy. The
referee viii be William Irvine, man OF
well known impartiality Ia addition to
this special match, prominent spsrrers
aud wrestlers Of the club and from Pnila-
delphia will appear, together with
Messrs Mccoy and Belts In a double
club swinging exhibition, the former
being the winner OF the second prize Of
the Atlantic Association OF the A A. .
Tickets are now on sale at 7 Sherwin *
Sons, 0i9 Market streets. Members will
secure tickets at cluo rate by showing
mem bersbip ticket, either at place Of
sale or at the Institute the evening OF
the performance.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
iRn

CONNELLY-In Philadelphia, on May g.,
John Connolly.
G4BBONS.-On the 9TH instant, sarah Glib
bons, relict 10 the late Charles Gibbons.in the
7Oth year Of her oge.
GRUBB In Philadelphia. on May 6, 1892
George =. 6ruhb, Jr.. aged 3s years.
HlGGINS.-In this city, on the 5th ine tant,
Charles Higgins, 81 aged Gs years.
HANNA. In this city, on the 4th inst Mt.
NJ try E., wife OF William Hanna, In the 5fth
year Of her age.
HAN UM.-On the Sth instant Herbert p 81.
sou Of Henry =. and Maggie Hannum. aged
10 y ars
PARKER. On May 8, John Parker. aged 50
years
,PusEY .-.on May Z. Lewis Pusey. In the
62l year OF his Ege.
WADDlNG TON. On the Sth instant.
George W addngton. aeed % years.
w Is On the 9Th instant, Mrs. Mary
Walsh. widow OF the late Thomas Walsh, In
nsr 65th year.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
InsldeB,s Of tho Day.

The executive 1tl-alttee Of the High
School Alumni will meet on Thursday
even ing Of next week TO arrange for
the anaual banquet and reunion.
Tea. cofIeea and pure spices, at Boyles.
The funeral Of Ambrose Spear, who
died OF his home on Union street early
yesterday morning, will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
10 is said that John Leonard, who re-
Gently lost his arm in service Of the Del
aware Iron Company. has'received 81, 500
from be company for damages.
studsnts from this city, OF the
Goldey WILMINGTON Commercial College,
now wear badges made Of three ribbons
Of the national oolors.
William Bartl II will remove into the
house on Water street formerly occu-
pied by George Beckett
New crop fancy NO. molasses, Boyle's
Professor WAltey Booth Of Chester
was taken suddenly III while instructinf
the First Military Band, last evening
He was removed 10 the Office Of David
son & Gray. whence be was taken TO thu
battery station and placed on board
Chester train Mr.. Booth Is much bette
to-day
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
mARRGuo.

DURHAM - DOWNING. -. At noon on
Thursday, May 8. by Rev. n. NJ Browne. at
the home of the bride. No. S3 Vac Buren,
street. Israel Durham OF Yofklyn and Miss
Alice Collin Downing.
SHORrS-ROBTNSON.- this city. on
April ~. by Rev, Cornelius $. Temple. Lewis
r. shorts Of Sale county, N. J. To Miss
Ida Robinson OF Bridgeton. n. j..
NlDkR-HOLDMAN At their home.
No l0g West Thirteenth street. BY Rev. Paul
holdman, both of this city
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
salary of the Office is but sls5.
A United Party In Lower Kew Castle

A United Party In Lower Eew Castle
Special Correspondence EVENING Journal.
BLAcKBIRD, May ia meeting Of
the Democrats Of Blackbird hundred was
held last evening. George c. Rothwell
was made chairman and Thomas Des-
kyne secretary. The following delegates
aud alternates were elected: State Con
yention-A. W. Webster, w. B
Wilson, George r. Donvan, William
Lockerman, Harry David; alternates-
John L. SeemaDs James f. David, A. J
Wright, Frank Burchard, Benjamin
Collins; county convention, 3 F, David,
John w. Roberts, r. Brockson
Thomas Cavender p. q. Waines; alter
mates. R. N Huggins, Harry Cooper,
James Egan, Auby Hill. John Deakyne.
John K. Wilson was elected the member
Of the county executive committee for
the ensuing year Perfect harmony pre-
walls in the Dem ocrasic party here.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
scn mlnr fnr noIlnra.

To get the dollars we have to scuffle for
them-no mistake about that; but there
are different ways Of going about IL, and
n you are not satisfied with your
progress at present, then write TO B
f. Johnson q Co., Richmond, Va.
who can give you a good poin.er or two
Read carefully their Advertisement in
another column, aud write them at once
"rhe early bird, etc
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
ITEMS o. lNTenns

"AND you are SwedsnoorgianY be
said to the fair girl beside him. Il am,
she replied. is IL true that the
Swedenborgians believe that we are all
angels3" ''It is. DO you hnd II hard TO
believer mot when l look at you. -
New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
PgAoH coMMlss oN- -Rs NAMlO

Governor Reynolds Appoints Representa-
tives From Handreds ef Kent and
sussex.
Specizl Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, May 1.-The appointments
for peach commissioners for the term Of
three years we're made yesterday by
Governor Reynolds. The rhief executive
Amed the following: Kent county
Little Creek. Peter E. Lowber; West
Dover, Philip D. Marvel; East Dover,
William Brothers; North Murderklll.
William L. -stubbs; South Murderkill.
John Hyds Milford hundred, Dr. Nathan
Pratt.
Sussex coanty-0eorgerow hundred,
Joshua @ Lynch. Cedar Greek. James
q Deputy; Brosdkiln. Thomas Perry;
Evening journal., 1892-05-11

West Eighth street. Telephone 54l.
Half Fare TO Cedar Rapids. lows, Via
q. a q. X X.
From May % TO June 4th inclusive,
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pa1y will sell excursion tickets to Cedar
Rapids, Ia at rate Of one loves FIRST
class fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be valid for return Journey until
june S0th inclusive. The B. & o. vesti-
bulei limited express trains make close
connections at Chicago for Cedar Rapids.
Pullman sleeping cars attached to al
trains.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
HI.torg Rereats ItsoIf."

Aud so does Hoods Sarsaparilia IN the re-
markable cures IL is continually accemp
fishing. II you will give this medicine a
fair trial IL will do You good.
HOODS PILLS act easily, yet efficiently.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11

Lewes and Rehobo h. Andrew J. Dodd f;
Indian River, William @. Burton
Dagsboro, Eli s. Short; Baltimore,
William McCabe, Gumboro, Isaac
Wooten; Nsnticoke. James w. Smith
Broad Creek, Stan nsbury J. Wheateley
Little Creek. DR.. William E. Wolf; Sea
ford, James j. Ross; North West Fork
hundred, Philip Richards.
Delegations from the different parts
OF the county waited on the governor
yesterday in the interest OF the
applicants for the Office OF in.
spector Of weights and measures; the
appointment TO said tffice will be made
on Saturday The applicants are James
w Smith OF Mispillon hundred Charles
w. Layton, South Murderkill James v.
Anderson. Little Creek Elisha Wright
North Murderkill; David Greedy, Milford ;
Voshell West Dover. The
salary of the Office is but f125
Evening journal., 1892-05-11

Mrs. STRuCKuE-"Did ye meet the
Queen while you were abroad, Mrs. Ms.
shoddie2' Mrs McShoddie-"No, /
didn't; aud I was really sorry too l
wanted to get her receipt for English
pun puddin New York Weekly
Evening journal., 1892-05-11

Several Leave for other Mauufao,urine
rowns-A Mase who Thought he
gnderstood Navigation Fourth FIsraI
Concert OF the Bushebeck OrcbestrA.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE, Nay 11.-The differences
at the New Castle Woolen Mills between
employer and employees have not yet
been adjusted and the prospect for a
cessation of operations for she remainder
OF the summer is certainly good. Yester-
dav was the semi-monthly pay
cav at the mills snd many Of
the 400 employees drew their time. p"
or we're paid of in full The
dve- houses bands we're paid at a reduc-
tiou OF from $lo to 80 per week and the
wesvers at reduction Of five cents per
"cut More weavers left New Castle
this morning ard several are considering
the adviBability Of removing from the city.
One representative Of a Chester firm
was in town yesterday hunting up
female operatives and making tempting
offers Of positions in the mills there
The loom ixers we're offered positions az
az advance Of &4.60 week over the
wages that have lately been paid at the
New Castle mills Many Of the hands
are making arrangements to engage In
other woik this summer
Pine Program for a Flerat Concert
Arrangements have been completed for
the Nay concert Of the Hushebeck
Orchestra In the Opsra House next Sat
urday evening, which promises to sur
pass anything ever attempted by
amsieura IN this city The members Of
the orchestra have now settled down to
active rehearsal for the event. The
Opeye House stage will be beautifully
decorated and a select as well IS large
audieuco is xpected to be present. The
oicnsstra's band. In metropolitan dress,
will give parade and concert before the
entertainment. The solo:sts who will
appear at the entertainment are Pro.
fessar Walter Booth, cornet Mrs
Duckenmiller, soprano; Professor Jules
RI, bold. plano; Isidor Singer, drums aud
tympAnis The program is as follows:
PART L.
Grand March. Tannhauser ...... %. Wagner
-. o.... o..rreshesstres; ..rs.,ss r,o,o,,,
Orchestra.
Vocal solo. Tho Celebrated Echo Song,
WRlt1es' Visions of Paradise. .... Bennett
Orchestra
Cornet Solo, Grand Russian Fan
Walter Booth.
Gavotte. Dance OF the Shepherds, -. Wering
Orchestra.
Grand Q7Rdrille, "Boon-der rree."
..l........... ;.,... ........ .schlepegrell
Orchestra.
PART II.
Overture, "Vends tta~ ........... Schlepegrell
Orchestra.
Selection, "plaptation choee." &C II. Ross
Orchestra.
Grand Humorous Piece.
.................... 4 rofessOr jules Reybold
Waltzes Rome mbrance Of Wiesbsden,n
Orchestra.
COrnet Duet, Selected
Grand Medley, "NatiOr al Aire,N
................ .. Arranged by n. s. Duncan
Orchestra.
NEano Finale. "A "Trip 20 Coney Island"
sss.s.ssssssast ssttst t.ss.s..... Theodore Moses
Granu Orchestra,
II w Hushebeck, Director.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11

wILLIE-'W Well, sw, Miss Edge.
must be going to see MY tailah. Miss
Edge-"Couldn't you manage to see nine
Of them, while you are about itS"-Puck.
Evening journal., 1892-05-11
Lnrlilnrd,a Yncht In Port.

Pierre L)rlllard's steam yacht Reba
arrived at the Pusey and Jones Com
pany's works yesterday afternoon. The
yacht will receive a general ovefhaullng