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BosToN Nov iS.-Nilliam Scnnlcn aged 10,
for five years messenger for Lee IIigGinson 4
Co.. bankers. is under arrest charged with
stealing 10000 in sugar certificates from tho
firm. After securing the certificates. which
were not negotiable. Scan!on. il Is alleged.
forget an order in the firms name on Il Boston
Atchi-on stock placed as collateral and
take in exchange the sugar trust certificates.
This the bank did. The whole transaction
was brought to light by Scanlon's attempt to
dispose of the Atchison securities through the
brokerage firm OF Hayden. Stone 4 Co. He
claimed to 10 acting for a man named Clark.
and received for ons block OF the stock $1,000.
express Arhison securities Of II par value OF
$4,000 with n request that the proceeds be
sent 70 {. G. Clark at Natick by check. The
brokers saw something suspicious in the
mabncr nt ncsotiatlon. and Investigation
proved that Mr.. Clark could not he found. and
the Schnlon boy. who represented himself as
G. G. Clark. Dr.. was arrested. He had two
500 besides bank notes enough to mako the
total found upon him amount to S}7U,. lio
also had shares Of stock Of the par value Of
$1,000 on his person which no had not dis
posed or
Through the efforts of Mr.. Hayden OF tho
brokerage firm. however. the National Bank
OF ComrerCe has recovered MI the securities
belongin. to Lee. II iGginson 4 Co. All the
money was recovered with the exception OF
mack tosh. but the authorities have the
into sh
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Mario Giulcc an Italian o. 1872. Wash
ingion stree. told Detective Forno.a of tho
Central OGirc yesterday thnt he was bounded
by the Malta. Giudice said that hi. vic died
eighteen months az, aud that agents Of the
Malta stole her body from tho grave. He says
he has received threats and warnings without
MS n man who is TO he done away with. His
eievcn,ycar..,ll son is al sothreGtcn !. Gl.iice
says. IN" Malta wants to get rid % him as
TO obtain sour Property which MS wife left in
Italy. II j. suspected that his imagination is
well DEVELOPED.
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Atro'lcy car bumped into n lumber wagon
belonging To- Church +. Gates 4 Co. last night
Mt Boston road and Third avcmue. overturnlns
the wagon and seriously iniuring tw, women
who were riding in it. The injured women
arc Slrs. Ann Ennson Of West Farms and Mrs.
Mary Burns. WHO ike" with her The wagon
Whs driven W. 'tn'eW harrington IIu lind
kent In front Of the car. delaying il, in suite OF
the ,notormnn,s r"lnrs'sto se allowed to pass.
Al boston avenue pedestrian demonstrated
to abuse hlm. In the mean time the collision
Occurred. Mrs. Burns'N arm wa, broken and
Mrs. Hanson WAS in ur"l Internally Eoth
were taken to HARLEM Hosrlta!. 10 arrests
were made. " "''N'''
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M.INkED FOR iEGTSr BUyCn.
4 Lot Of DIarond Jewcirv Impo-te ed In " r.
An on vo..'A Pockets.

NN On OI.I'N TOck"fs.
Accordin. to 4 report made by Customs In
srectors Brown and Donchue yesterday Ger.
tain members OF the Anhauser- Busch Brew
in. Company have been deprived of some
beautiful luckets and scarfnins through the
proceeding of Mr. Anton Vogt. presumably
their friend. wealthy vino grower OF Mainz
Mr.. Nogt was n passenger on tho Steamship
Havel. which arrived at her pier on Thursday
c"rtin.a bottle of medicine. An examination
by the Inspectors. however. revealed Ave
diamond scar:pirs in the breast uorket of his
cca,. and four gold lockets set with diamonds
in the hin pocket o! his trousers. Each lot was
wrapped in u Ianer addressed to August
Busch. care Anhnusrr- Busch Brewing Com
pany. 81. Louis" They We're seized. Lut Mr.
Nogt was not detained. Tho Jewels were APP
praised at 5000.
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Nle Ntmrg, NIlH. 40 iard.

Inc examination in the case of John v.
Alexander. William j. Bell. and Ti!lio sIeg-
mann. VINO are charged by Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam hisE with :Faudpiently oLtainiM. pos
session OF tho stock IT their grocery store Al.
IN the Tombs Police Court, Aieyander , nnf
Noll, who ara under haii. were instructed To-
anp.n, IN, IN tonrt l"'1pyi when the charge ii
new charge that OF felony, will ho madn
sGainst them. Tho complaint ugainst TiIli"
sIc.mann MAS dismissed ''''"
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HE INDUCED .HE lHILE 10 DAILY,
And Then Mr.. Fniz'n' e. Turneh Him Cv'r
to the TO ic. ut His LII. urc.

Claus Fritz. 20 years old. OF Allentown. Pa.
was arrested at / o'clock yesterday mornn:
on n charge Of robbing the safe OF A. J. George.
his employer. who. keeps .sn!oon ut Alcn-
town. Fritz. It is charged. obtnincd $2l4.Mi.
He was arraisned In Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday, and promised that no would
return t" Allentown to answer he charge. but
Justice Whit" committed him to Jail for cur
ryinG pistol and dirk. which were found
on h;m when arrested.
:. iri,H's arrest wns brought ~ out in n pecu-
liar way. Last Tuesday morning his EN-
ri"yrr iounh that tho shio had hepn robbed
and that ritz WAS MISSING. AIR. George sus-
Ircted that he has! gone to New York. He
a. tn" Veterinary Collage in this city, who Is
An arHuninianr" o! l"th Mr.. George AMI ritz.
| fhi2ingcr krIt u lookout for Fritz. and mot
nm yesterday AFTERNOON on Forty-fr street.
| H"Ln\l'"' BIN 70 his room. and Telegram he'd
TO MY. George The latter KIDD that Fritz hu
| arrested. lat2inger iphurc Fritz to remain
IN his company until they met u policeman.
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Georges klis. Flea second Certificate +
Election Ex expenses.

ALBANY, Nov. 49, George Bliss. who ran on
the Republican electoral ticket. to-day filed a
second certificate OF expenses. amounting to
SlOnG. This swells his total expenditure to
Sl.TOD. This additional sum was expended
for "printin.. and similar matters connected
With watching Tho polls in Sow York city,
Mertow 5. Beard. Republican eicctur. exIend:
committee" Warren i. Hooker. Republican.
reciected to Congress in the hirty- fourth dis
tric'. laid out S7L:I. nearly all of which went to
tho Republican committees in his district.
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Ivy Roche, .A,iuc or. H.ld for Trial.

The examination OF Mrs. Rosa Lcck of IA
West Iwrnty-oignth street and Jacob Storms
Of Yonkcrs. charged with tho abduction of
Ivy Roche. was concluded yesterday morning
NJ Jefferson Market Court. Commodore Gcrry
n rpcarcd tor the Gerry society. in whose care
tie girl now j.. The cir! testified with APP
parent unc0n"crn as 70 her immoral manner
that storms wa, not tn" first man that she Ind
met In Mrs. crk's house. and said that the
mpnry which wa, given to her she gave to Mrs
Icck with tho understanding that it was to 60
to lvy's mother.
Justice White held Storms in 5000 bail and
Mrs. Ieck in $500 bail for trial
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KI&GMAH. Ar!2.. Nov. 1S.-A wreck occurred
on the Atlantic ana Pac.Nc road sevon miles
east OF blackberry yesterday morning. 4
broken wheel undcr thr smoker tnrew tho car
oil the traci, on Il trcstlc. and four other cars
f.. iuwr,, down staop crnnankmrnt. On" man
was Killed. and thirteen w":" badly wounird.
un!rcd cat through the top at tho last "oach
an! tagged the se'ond section in time to PIE
vent lis crashing into tn, wreck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
Tn. crowd wan,ca,,I,nrh -chiey.

Andrew Er!cv was sentenced to four
months Iiarh labor on tho Island ycStarday in
the la-"v Market Court. 'or attempting to
assault Mary iiinks, : yeats old In tho base
ment %. 81 ike street IN rhuiS'!ay he
rhiiI's rcreams attracted tho atl"ri lon ~ the
h"u.ukcrprr, who called II policeman, ana the
LATTER had difficulty in preventing the crowd
from lynchuu,s his prisoner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
NrooIIyn'. Frs: tO,orrd Policeman VIII
(u.',

Wiley G. Oyerton. tho first negro policeman
appointed in Brooklyn. has now lad nearly
two ypars' experience Oh the force. bnt he is
not pien sed with his job. and will send in his
resignation IN n few days. Aftcr hi, was N"cd
Tor II drink oi milk he determined to discard
his uniform and resume his ununItnkin. bust
ness. Hc says he wants some liacr whcr" h"
can make moro money and nave less RESPONSE
Iility 10 worked for The democracy in the
late camI align. and has h1Ee o! getting home
Government clerk ship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
rnspcctra The Borden Residence.

FALL HNEI. Ncv IL The Grand Jury sitting
on the Borden ease arrived hero ut | 40 O'clock
this afternoon. and werc taken 10 the borden
homestead. John V. Morso oponed the door
in response l." II ring on the door he'll by the
foreman. There were twenty-five Of thnm in
charge Of deputy sh"riil. They passed from
room to room In IN" hnll.'n2, ana tho foreman
indicated the various Joints AZ shown On
plans which he holds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
1880 Railroad T-,egrnphrrs Threaten to
STRIKE.

CHATTANOOGA. Nov l2.-Thc Order Of Railway
Tclc:Ini hers yesterday announced that unless
the Queen and Crescent and East Tennessee
and Georgia Central railways comply with
thei. demand for an increase in wages. equal
t. about 5 / per month for each man. 10y Tues
dar next. TIE entire mum her Of operators en-
Iloyrd by lhes" roads will walk out. and gen
c,ai strike VIII be Declared This means that
500 men viii open their keys
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Sen: the Hamburg Steamer Fae'. 20 Omar.
nnilnc.

Boston. Nov. l@.-The Hamburg American
Packet Comrany's steamship Stcinhoft from
Hamburg arrived AT Quarantine TT about q
o'clock this morning and was boarded by the
port physician. who gave tho CAPTAIN n clean
iii OF health. The Strinhoit proceeded to her
dock but was ordcrod back hy collector
Beard because .. the order To hold all stean-
Tor twenty days
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

BosTnH. Nov 49, Mayor Nathan Matthews.
Jr. WAS r"noniinatrh b. tho Democratic City
Convention last evening. Gwen i. Cnvin's
name WAS presented. but was withdrawn when
il heraa,e apparent tina: Mayor Matthews WAS
Inc cIOirrot tie delegates. Erwin L. Curtis
has written t. Chairman Park that he will
not allow h IS nam" to b" presented for nomi-
nation for, Mayor nj the adjourned meeting Of
t.. Republican COnycntiDn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Ito Eoy. NaEGricr MGrkny-Smtth. who has
been for several years an archdeacon IN the
Episcopal Gior"so OF Now York. has accepted
IL cal!lo the lcr'orship of ST. johns Episcopal
Church. Washington. ST, John'ss tho leading
M.,;scopM chu.r. vi Washington. 4 commit
aud ilrnry 81. rlsew waited on tho arcidca-
con q few 'a}. ~ ana ARRANGED 70 begin
deacon tHn ,.p.~rolnl mission work of the city
hus been in tho lai.ds Of Dr. Markay. Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
\ Concert IN Aid or,he I,n,,,u HON..

l'alo Campanipi will manage a concert that
10 TO be given tonight at tho Lonox Lyceur,
ior IN" benciit OF tho italian st. Euphners
a. ~ Wnvrrloy place Tor the protection OF
nuat'nn lmni:rants. Among tho artists who
w. ~ GrntriHEtS 10 no entertainment Tonight
M ~ me-. N:!Iie Van Cautersn. Miss fatiina
rln.2 ahd Hiss Clara Poole. ArchbisND.
nn r.sst sn1 Lgr satoli! arc expected 10 W
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

The Ioic" Board has appointed Mrs. Lizzie
MaiOnoy of 40 West SiNteouth street q ine-
tron, 10 take the place OF Matroa Cole.
transfers Policemen frederick Iisdr2. luinu MAJ
Ert hn- siriugs: iGncy jouii last SILKY ssN eih
srrcUt G,d Hlir tcnns iiatrn-'"N Fast H'>tx'se-
tnth r,Frst ia ktnrsbrdz.; Martin Joyce, ias Fiy-
LIsI street 10 sanitary s3gaa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
A Thl.ria the Pos, mrr III di,a.

John LatimeY, Il railway postal crrh. WAS ar
rcstcd yesterday in tho dormitoIy at tho Post
Office buildin. for stealing rochcthook from
a Post once Inspector who WAS faj@ninG SIrcp
in order 10 catch the thief Recently III" ON
i,ioyrr, who sIort il, the dnrp.sory had com
pia ned Of ctiy thclts Of which lllry had been
Tho victims. Iatinrr MAS taken before United
State, Commissioners Shields. who snnt lia 10
IudloM street Iai! IN delAult OF 81 700 bail.
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Mrs. M,rsoa's Separation.

Judgm cnt was entered yesterday by Justice
oBrien OF tho Supreme Court granting Emily
A. Emerson n limited divorce. based OH an
agreement made Mt tho trial against Issso
Milton Emerson. Jr.. Of tho firm OF j. NJ Emer-
S3h 60. OF this "ty and San Antonio, Ten.
Mr.. Emerson gets ul,nony 81 $3.50 u month
and 'hr custody nj their three daughters,
whom the father is permitted 10 $40 ut her
hons,; NE son "aa cnonse with which Parent
he VIII reStl!. Ee - with the iat,ler,
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yal:ou'> suspension .Sp ~ we'd.

President Dana Of the Pnrl; Department has
approved OF tho action ri Can't. Collins Of the
Park police in susp1nding Park Policeman
Michael T. Talon, who wa, held ona charGeof
rtriury ID PoIlrrJust,fr hilnrrtl, Tor swearing
lie mad arrested and accused OF soliciting.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Yesterday afternoon Hans Christensen. -
years Old. walked into the SiXiy--rvcnth po
lice station aud asked tina sergeant in charge
to hoot HIM. MS it was raining very hard out =
side. II" said hp didn't snow whore he lived.
ana when taken to tho iorhYl |" court for eX-
animation he ,epca'rl his request to u" shot
He wa looked un. pending an investigation as
Ia lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
In,a, F..u Ola >icmnambu,Ist.

FowLENvIllA;. Mich. Nov. lS.-Stcrhen
Haven. a wealthy farmer OF Otis county. was
found dead yesterday in front Of his bnrn. lie
had lot his room in his sleep. gone to tho
stAh" and failcr out .: an Inler story door.
His experiences as Il sleep walker have been
remarkable. Two wears ago he was found one
morn NJ II the lotion OF IL we'll Two months
later he was !ouHd wading up to his neck in
SILVER Lake. About II year ago he fred his
house wIir,, asleep am, only Il lew months ago
in his sIerl he tried to hnnG himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
'-w,m,rd Every Time It gais,

II Tho I'am@lan;s who landed at Ellis
Island yesterday had brought over bathing
suits they might almost have swum past the
registry clerks. The seams OF tho roof parted
under the pouring rain md tho building was
Hooded. The contractors have promised to
yeplace the TIN % JnV roof with zinc,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19
Col. Iprerso,rs Motion Dcnird

The General Term OF tho Supreme Court in
tho suit Of Col! Robert g. InGcgsoll against The
Ncy AMI e. Dixon. las affirmed the ordag
denying Col. Ingersoils motion I" strike INT
certain rarth vi tho clersymans answer as
suQalCiuus.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-19

Painted the Vrlernns' Tnnb~tOnes Red.
MATrINsvIIrE. Ind. Not. RESPONSIBILITY
paintel the tom hstOEcs Of all the veterans II
the Wilbur Cemetery In st n, siit with rcd pant.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15

latcs tho country on the result of the recent
state elections In Maine, Vermont and Arkau-
sas. IN Arkansas the combined opposition,
after 80 many extrayagant claims fell short
by over 5000 Of the votes by the Democracy
alone. This has brought dismay 20 the COM
bination ia the south and 70 it, mEnipulators
IA tho north.
In Maine and Vermont tho contest was con
Quoted distinctly ON national issues The Re
publican managers appealed for votes IA those
states on the ground that 1.-THE size of the plu-
fality would exert great moral influence on
Tho campaign in other states and that the
poll would be practically our vote for presi-
dent" Similar appeals summoned TO their aid
all the potent resources Of their national or
ganization, with its exhaustless treasury and
it, splendid equipment OF orators of national
fame.
with every favoring force at their command
except public opinion, with no organizations
opposed save those made up within the states
by a minority party which has been out Of
power FOR generation and which was unaided
from without the campaign Of our adversaries
for a triumphant test vote in those states, 50
carefully planned and 80 thoroughly and force
filly executed, has ended in conspicuous disas-
ter.
Our friends everywhere are notified to take
fresh courage from these results. They mean
fiat the strong tendency OF the public senti-
inert is with tho Democracy, and that the poo
pie Of the country are prepared to enforce rather
than reverse tho verdict which they rendered
IN 1890 WILLIAM +. HARRITY
Chairman Democratic National Committee.
DON NJ DICKINSON,
Chairman Campaign Committee.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15
TELEeRAPHIc nREvlTles.

The comptroller of the currency has ap-
pointed Char IS T Jameson, OF Urbana,
o., examiner Of national banks for the state
of Ohio.
Rev. DR. Talmage has sailed from Londen
FOR New York on the City Of Paris.
Sir Edwin Arnold sailed from New York
Tor England on the City Of New York
Chancellor McGin yesterday granted an
injunction restraining engineers Of the Cen
trail Railroad of New Jersey, from blowing
locomotive whistles while passing though
Bayonne The argument will be heard on
Monday
William Stoneback, aged twenty-one, who
says he is a native of Easton, Pa, was sent
to Jail in Elizabeth, N. j., for forging and
passing checks for small amounts. When
arrested he was making out more bogus
checks
The Worlds Fair Publishing company's
Offices in Newark are closed, and E. d. Har-
rington, the manager, has been missing for
week. Several creditors are looking for
him.
The French harvest amounts 30 100, POI, 421
hectoliters, or 2IOOO,O 900 more than last year.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15
BAY STATE REPUBLICANS.
They Complete Their State Ticket and
Compliment senator Dawes.

They Complete Their State Ticket and
Compliment senator Dawes.
BosToN, Sept. l5.-The Republican state
convention completed its ticket by adding
to the nomination of Lieutenant Governor
Halle for governor the following pomina-
tions. Robert Wolcott, Of Boston, for lieu
tenant governor; William NJ. Oln for sec
rotary OF state, Albert Il. Pillsbury for at
torney general, John w. Kimball for auditor
and George A. Marden for treasurer and re-
ceiver general.
The following presidential electors were
then chosen: First district Joseph Girls
void, Of Greonfeld; Second, George W.
johnson, of Brookfleld; Third, Edward b.
Glasgow, of Worcester; Fourth, James
Phillips, Jr, Of Fitchburg; Sixth, Peter G.
Smith, Of Andover; Seventh, Elisha $. Con-
verse, Of Maiden; Eighth, Edward Glevis,
Of Somerville; Ninth, J. A. name, Of Bos-
ton; Tenth, John Shaw, of Surrey
Eleventh, John r. Bellard, of Dedham
Twelfth, Benjamin S. Lowell, of Weymouth
Thirteenth, John Simpkins, of Yarmouth.
On motion Of Hon. Elijah A. Morse COM
plimentary resolutions to Hon. Henry @.
Dawes were adopted by a rising vote.
Lieutenant Governor Halle and Dir. VOL
colt then addressed the convention, after
which IL adjourned.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15

HAMBURG, Sept l5.-There have been 600
fresh cases cholera in this city, or forty
one fewer than yesterday, and about 100
fewer than the daily average for the pre-
vious two weeks. The deaths have num-
bered 2O3, or twenty-four fewer than yes
terday. The interments have numbered
3d. In the cholera hospitals and barracks
3,l0l patients are under treatment The NOR
tality is mostly among half starved women
and children from the poorest quarters Of
the city Among the families of small
tradesmen the mortality is almost nothing,
and II is believed that in the better parts Of
the city proper the infection has been prac
tically stamped ont.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15

IL is Of the utmost Importance 10
strengthen the body A healthy body
will much sooner Withstand the ravages
Of contagious diseases. Cholera. La
Grippe etc. than week frame The
genuine Johann Hoifs Malt Extract is
acknowledged in this respect to be the
best tonic beverage and is especially
recommended for invalids. where a deli
cate yet Strengthening tonic is necessary
20 build up a debilitatod constitution
one dozen bottles OF Johann Hof's Malt
Extract are equal in nutritive and tonic
qualities 20 one cask of Ale or Porter
without being Intoxicating. It is
beneficial alike for man. woman or
child.
Professor Prosper De Pietra Santa, Of
Paris. says "As a large number of
patients lack the necessary power to di-
gest solid food, and would through the
use Of stimulants be merely excited and
weakened. therefore, regard il of i'm.
mense value TO the practitioner 60 bring
TO his aid nutritious tonic and remedy
like the Johann HoTs Malt Extract.
which will act not only as a tonic, but as
nutrient as we'll, and which is less cx
citing than wine as a stimulant
Be sure to obtain the genuine, which
has the signature Of johann HOii'' on
the neck of every bottle
ElSNER q HENDERSON Co. Sol,
Agents. New York.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15
GOING DOWN THE HILL.

Old Age Creeping ON shows Itself In
Lacl-Lustre Eyes aud Trembling Hands.
Many Who are ola in Years arc VIgor-
Gus and Healthy How Such Condi-
tion may 10y Encompassed by All.
How many eltorly men and women we see
Who plainly show they are going down the
hill" The trembling hand. the uncertain
step, the lack OF brightness Of the cyc, the
shrunken features. an indicate that lfc Is not
az high tide, that the strength and vital forces
are not what they once were. and In fact,that
they arc going down the Hill. This OF course
Is 10 be expected. Cor when one reaches later
years, phy steal troubles arc sure 90 come. but
how many elderly people we see are healthy.
happy and comparatively vigorous. They al
ways seem cheerful. BRIGHT. cnntcnted. Why
should not an hc equally fortunately IN GER
iainly is POSSIBLE. Every elderly man and
woman needs TO gently assist nature all
he while % take some purc sthnulant
regularly. Every doctor ia the land admits
his. ana its common sense must he manifest
10 All. Ii should not De understood however.
that nny ordinary stimulant would be rccom-
mended. ID must be something pure. power
iul, hcalth-riving ana strength -impartiur.
Pure Malt Nhi-kcy. 70 is the ONLY medicinal
whiskey In the market. iis wonderful popular
! lfy b. duutuNrtly to It's power and what IN has
I accomplished. ANY elder man or Woman
through iis use may certainly preserve The
health. and uiny reasonably expect 90 prnlong
amy inferior article or any " hich the druga Isl
/ on grocer may seek 10 put iu SIS place. There
/ object.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-09-15

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Is. The convention
of Iron Hallers engaged in recognizing the
order elected S. E. Towne, Of Philadelphia
supreme Justice; II. L. Jones, of Boston,
supreme vice justice; w. +. Landers, of In.
dianapolis, supreme accountant, and Albert
Cobb of indianapolis, supreme cashier Re.
yised laws for the order were adopted which
greatly curtail the powers of the supreme
officers, particularly in regard TO their con-
troll of funds Tho next move will be to
try 70 take the orders funds out OF the
hands Of the receiver.