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Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
1877

Op Og iasoe, at ns par Der meO 5aoene. Din Gaining,
ou 9ier mig uIptteligl" - raabte ban. Wen ieg latte
Ioo 6pren. 6aosns bIeU en- Cart sieints aieIOsren,
bOOr buerten GOIOinOse ear nOssn triiten SiaI finber
benz. O9 ba grbeibet par siort - bet See tps fun ct
ballot auarteer usnbte ies tiIbase til nit sumIe Smuts
bull, gift OmbOrb paa 6rifarersn Os bolbt mig iarois til,
naar G~obiasten ON gitermiboasen baube besiust fig
mob Strunb, at paste pua Os tile iOrbi. gitsriOm jes
bauoe siOrt mango Smueie os RrinteItrose iloen ben
Rut, ri itiItes ao, uiIOs i5 life, ban ituloe iOrituu, 9uors
fra iss fOnt, eaer buaO OnOt ies baube bpiet, iioen nj
bapOe Iiot Munsel baabe pGa PrOuiout Os granbeUin;
Os bet Ssbite, jss M tunoe t9n,s mig, uiIns pare at bore,
at ban Iaa Der snbnu en- So % uentsbs paa 6rifarsrsn.
wien bette 9aa6 betraiieOe Jig life.
garOIus' 9iemtOmt par en- glpbeb, iOm baItist ubs
breOte fig; % petsr Gran, iOm aIbris fit Gin buObe
aust, at iaauesen 6ratbsO tanbe inoss en- meuusitsIis
&rOp, par uGrueO at bIue uIUorIis ipS al bet ipere Stsb,
ban fit, ba Rystet pm ben ~iOruoUns SmusIsrs gsisg
aaaeoe bans Ore.
Der bIeu naturIisUis unitiaet en- ny Classification, Der
BOG lob al Ii9eiaa irustesIoit icm ben iSrits, tbi iaaoanne
giemmeiteoer, iOm PatrOu 6OImsr gar, inbsS life Dos
no9en anoen aisbuanS. gi taller lite ct Orb om be
6pIeIier, buormsb petsr Gran, eftr at buue ipiIOt en- BEL
use, psnote tiIbasc, fun ~brinSsnbe en- J~ortpIeIie, iom /
lang Glib binSreSe bam at paste jim Don't meO iabpaus
Zig Niotierbsb.
eanmnet % Iappst Iaa ben uys iaa Iiulise IOlbiast-
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Winusapolis. Rtun
1875
9ecorob Sawa.

bsubss 9Gbr; t%UsrtimOS, Ofts fuIOt en- 9uurs pu bet
Grbsios, bun fps6e til aRanbeu euer Ssnnsu.
9isefru ben u~Iptiatis. gaat, oa Gan, ubsn at an0is lin
iuass, aasrsoe ioruo iaa uuosrsraUeoe sslbrsb, itoO abs
paa 9Obaun.stiarst Os Loo ben tolbs ginb si.nu,misas
fine esmmsr, msbsns anseiteu os ben Fsberastise SpaHs
hing braubte benbes Sabre, isIts RieoIins 1sS.n /
5istst. 0enns lIfaIbisbsS bapbs bog Blot ~paai.gnSst
llbui.Iinseu al en- ~tioIisrs Spirs.
8sben fsIU baUbe intst aiitra,teuoe for bsuS.: m,S
iulis 9enrpttsIie piISs BUN, ida lGHss Os iaa baarOt
prsust, bape ousrlabt fig tit 1an.en ON osnns Ben, bpis
BUN life %bsitanbis par bIsDsn pIasst al 6orsftiIinsen ON
bsres Stis6ns, bpsm BUN ~sftsrIoo.
Suor ubtitriUeIis itGrtt RieOIines 9isrte emo oar tnpts
tst til Gsors, fa 6un bog, vo Gauten ON ben fOrss
ltaasa0e StiIsmisic, minors i~msrteIist paa bar, iOm
nu fsrit ituIoe ao gsrbeu, for at tiItiobe fig grfarina
enO paa 9etsIsr, Der - enc Os m.o ct itsois bitrsrs ca
mSrters Sino - ituIos bIiOe tilbass bette coe, isIus
paIste 9iem. Den 6srite piISe bet fsltt bum uSsu
gitterbeb, = Iibt siter Iiot fOrsIsmme SOrgcu % suO.
Zig an 20, Dsmuoi9 grinorins, lille SGu9isI, men
uSsn apai, tiIbaseiaIee Giasoet al Ell MOoer, iom ban
baoos tiI5e0st. Zen Siofts esrimo0, bet isIts gam
%bittsrt, uiIes aGOris uips a ct SpbOIO Smertsn: for
BAN ba9oe Gun pGret ait; uesn gsnee sopS pet iOr
BAN S7tst. 90 bet par eenns paa fire Grunoe bps.
ssss SusrbspiSuing, ssr ioraariaseos, At NeoIiue splis
.er Il: Cisbli., ca bans Sine snpeIis aabnsoe fig ior Nsh
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

HI ~tAH ~" y
fr lager ct go msGIem @Taner / g.
IN heTStr ou &auOcr, iOm leper ocri2
etet u.oris jog iaa ban, le9 tirnNer BAN
vel
fon par mig til Sr80c iaaman8en &peIo.
sf,r iprtc mig oite / SIottocu len
r. lCfteo / Iautcrue Slpret ira Den,
Ia ipntt mig SDnrr. iaa jog maatte lie,
iEru iOmtto Ell Sntule ie9 o9'ad grab.
han Siatepe Bier, o9 Sp9oer ban tpao,
& cm aloroe mig baaoe ocmoot8 % 9Iao.
sta unortO mig ouer, bpor ban tunoe ba'
hin iaaOdu en- Jti9oom paa 2anter ira.
sta unoreO mig orer, ban life bleo tom,
som alOria If Gage" % retite til RUnt,
2Rsn bplOt T~antniieu BOG liUli9 o9 iriit,
se ucrO OBJ Glen bIauot Gran ca Britt.
Teior ,r hans 9istntu9 Ell blanoet mso
~StBp",
sVtn nnuosr at buitenoe 8ariiou % 2sp,
hi bismlise llotrpt, Tom Suotrpt sipr paa
e. G~Ormannn.S lR9ten, ipm Spnet iaa.
fan inner Os Bet, icm CT ,onuiit % ianot,
fan inner o:, Rstteu paa llretteu rant.
Fan inner os aiGmper, ipm 1loges % brat,
Cg Nsriur ri flyer ham mango Gail
eaa ViINs ri ieuOe en- Silsuin9 til bam,
Ca suittr, at "8oiten- bill bore ben fran,
pa tuiinoe Stemmer ~Iursuer fig i:
VI 'Qspe nor 2nuosmano, iom Dor pna 2i!"
Olaf Or atbiion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

6sHients Sprog. @n lioen Barrier.
arls bar ienOt en- al fine 8eoaftsrer no
til m Sr. Saorap / Eoisip, Der paaltaar,
at ban oeo SiGlp, at 6puO9raf Us 0ai'
'T0fOn bar lrrt fig SGnieipro9st. Sr.
SaNrnp ierte Reoattpren omiring paa
en- Spaoiertur / Sme9ucn, - bet bar
en- lmAt SOlfinSba9 - o9 umber osnne
lon be til en- SOnoe9aaro, bpOr Der gift
IN Slot 6Dns, bols Game uetOp uotsbte
Ct ltln8renoe 8ptelitp. "Sprer De-,
la9oe 0aSraD, @Sunen tiger: Oct CT
Sattert Tstr loa9. Nu pil ieg paaitaa,
ct ben Ipoer, iDrit paa Sranit % Iiben
9aa 9pnIeiprO9et.1 3erpaa raabte
pan; Set re8ner", iaa bpit ban tuuoe.
qrnlsne blep NOT liot forItrattsoe Oper
3aa0et men bleu itrnr i9icn roli9e. Sr.
4to9 M oP al Common ct tibet Su1trus
ns1i, lom ban Itat i Munoen for beore
d ilnTe eiterli9ne Ssnienes 9yoe. San
n0'tcOte oerpaa nOgle 3ousr, iOm Sc
'a'lDren lite iOritOo, men Spniene bers
"OO o's beors. De iaa 9nsiteli9 op
MOO o'Hlen % lapeOe Jig til at lpbe
mo- nIeoens 9anen i iulot Gimme %
A00sr me9et Stri9 gil lbs paa Sr. Sa.
'FG9' Der for at berOli9e 6urIamlin8en
d. REMEDIES i Ssnieiprpset: "Spem
vi "a Wfais, nomerfet Wtals? 2" Strar
H8'IeO'8 laapel SDnerns iom Sanen
|'F'09 bam meo Ell 9lao 8luffeu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

ben, JONI eaers iebuanIis faaUeI ON 9asen iOm ON gat'
ten %bunbiebe "bsie gierse Os opbe Dale" OUr Stassrs
rats gslser = Der Iaa ben uu os orSmts ON samIs ges
brifsr, msbsns ben fore gsfaIinssmaub brsmts ON en-
9aUn, iOm bog aIorts bIeu fuISbprbet; tbi eftsr ben
ibte SastbitOris LOB garoIus fig lite mere IO,s iuoens
for StuSpibbs.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Soori beitaar 2igbeoen melem gSoros
pollen % en- Games SiOlelOmme? Ip6r-
ger ct enselit 8~ittisbeosblao, iOm be-
iparer SpBrssmaalst bermeo, at begge
utpipliomt eriiterer, men BOG life er at
finoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
10000 Born / 2onbor ma

10000 Gprn / 2Onoon maa buer
BAG gaa / Stole paa faitenoe 6jerte.
glu CT Der i Spmmuneitprelien iremiat
5orIla9 ON at glue be itattars 8srn ct
Maalti6 Mao ON 3a9en. 8il life
&ummunen mGtte De bunsrenoe Bern,
tiger 5urilassi tiasrne, iaa iaar osiuu
St~oletuan9en upb0re.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Tanner % csrrss! stus ,fir ~ ,Hs'if eiansarS
rtpsss. esti slv,g tasttia H~HsisuiH1 for 'mm,aigts
nina al ale Slass Sfripttitr, o. t~Heskolotr 40 vNts
liss SlagB DisHitsrbuos. Rttfona, ism tts e I5et
stmmt fttt ,nattte Sprot Ton otA stuut srssbo1 tsrS
fsfs "a en- f''u q sur,g Sp,is. 9i itn9u seP1
isn't u rts,i pI'rs NagHi0ri iot BEN ttat9s pUB al -
StHis. aa'niu snitsA. Pt,gr 5 asuts. 8sr,sis'
y. p.brtbtrL
10 fg6 GfartHftb. Ntuu. eafSk
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

irii "a igter ION ~ not UleHBeite EIsrsHs Ead tHu
acme er iSgts." 4 n 84tbua, Grgtb AFnD, ans
"&Rr goo d, iepee ria : IulH Sldtrr Csn Gieofc1
BIZ biIpe Hc9ct efierfpHrJt" e. q, Rettereu, Ai9EH
nan, JaS acres HeoicH or Den bgnite WtoTdn. icm
ipu. 2qt @geas e., abrdep, 10. oar Iu HogsH baiB
tnr guuqtipgoom tlgr OF bors Dor G9cat. ieno Ct =
Ste. "Gtamp" fov Brts n9 BioucsbpIo TT 7 u pdw
len. 100 pambplbt st.. 9btaso, Ju.eEu pu tiie fop
..obe bet
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Yiui2e VOaer.

zfrtpepapir me0 Vlomntr iamt iStntro o.
noyite sivrli3bco& o. Hi5eiOers, pr Der - eenis
ts 5rimG icg mroiaae3 fem Acialtul. raar =
c 6rer, "a at ieroe3 %porioirtt mso nr'te eoh
J. W. NELSON, scandinavian Books,
ib.latf 1901 g 5use Tor a., Duluth. Wiru.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
ill Sobn Sic.

u gu ststsr Oo prenier'
oea Tiger big tat!
i S St9 Mt Ros ou ii O%enter,
u g,l bog ri, iom brat
II IN, Sri, Of bin 7t8tnius % gang,
! s,s sta Sal osuHe sneite Gang
Sea oto, at Oa frGoeF
"a lcnnss meO CAB.
zen Sane, III SOBER
@,l iamler en- Stnb
...,S, gonoer, / 9ps % ! Grpm;
",Is,n man it bent / 5pIinins O8strpm'
aarbenOc, Ou ma9ter
geO Qiatuinssus "SIiOl"
gt uotiae &a9ter,
com paGfcr til 9ip, -
,.r At roabc tit: "llo / @epGr!"
I y gIssbsOens, 9%Oritbeoen3 osii9s Scr
s~anbenOs On mnster
vi baabe bet bpr.
III uso, at oct ia9t er:
Taar NanOen igrit DIR,
!. ,wiubs blir bGoret, bans 8lrte bllr tlenof,
| t,,r sou I'm Son, ON bet eno ton'rtsr lent
Ga ui Tom f%oritanr big
Cm maaoeIi8 moi -,
ri iamler os for big
5pltnins Os 5lot.
!, ,,cr. ri Ct mango, ON eno ri er "Smaa",
= 5m,obQtls mango bllr 10 til en- Via.
gu Oi8ter cs prentsr,
81 Tiger big 2at!
Ct pnt Ros ou ei uenter,
gil 0os ri, iom orat
tsrocnoe Grtt al bin Gistntn9 % sang,
:, foc ota Sat Oeune eneitr Gang.
eoyplanb, SOiua, SGnnar 1898.
Griitiau 8receipn
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Gn StuOent bleo al @raminator
ipur9t ON, buao "8atbologi" par.
Spar: 8eO &atbulosi ioritaaes 29s
rem ON Wenneitets 8atter, oeres uos
biting, Snbretnins ps 8eitemmelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
par YemGe
EtelD 8rigas. ,s gi 5.1tS +,

OFNF" "OF'OJ~' IremofIee nj
pnn bet 9nn,le Steo mso ct iuloitRnoigt Gps
lag al nlminoeIi9e aigmauosuorer I'll be
allerIaOeite Yriier, buts Seuipn taaes I'll
aOdliteteu. vi aocrtercr lie Sarer ior, buao
be life er, men anniooer aIe ON at bcie pore
8arer % bsre Briier, ipr De tlgber aroet'
iteos, % BRUCE lin e9eu 3pmmefrdlt meo
ScHiDu til Yarcrnes &Rroi, %, Gpis DC life
or pRrot Dor 4ris, iaa tlgb benz lie. Som
ino til o8, ie pore 8arer, oa hpi5 3 life blir
Dor aunoe, iaa er bet Dor Sell. 6tclo n
Briggs, Souitor, Yiiun.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Con euer Soinntcsiiou

Pencil Zen mHl u1tt 90 81 ut ~uu5ulils l.UHaIE 3
bsrut Jtbsitltr I'm a~'aatftsr sis' 7rausiF s-f 10
g ttuutgr H5bstogt i3W q Irglgmtbbc. 2Nu 30
Ftoteui lrght. H3sutsr titHr So on Ustn. .. sWtsr
oqia0 m '-Htrdldgrut tl az oufrtl3t Il JUrui5ru "a
oHiatlt &ubasutr. gu ittbsu H]ulsButHa a. a. trnt
Vtuls. z'uo e1't SsltHgdiv "a NrsUsr. No roe
Fraser Mfg. Co, N6r lV13, Va eTgsis ISIS. % 81
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
A FAMOUS BEER.
The Vienna Export Now Manufactured
by the Hartmann g Fehrenbaeh Brew
ina, G0.nnany

The Vienna Export Now Manufactured
by the Hartmann g. Fehrenbaeh Brew
ing Company.
The new Vienna export beer now
brewed by the Hartmann 81 Fehrenbach
Brewing Company Of this city, although
but few months on the market, has at
once sprung into public favor, and is
meeting with great demand. 1t has
proved success from the start, and is
another Of the productions of this city
that have tended to make the fame Of
Wilmington known to tine whole world.
When the company started the manu-
facture of this famous Vienna export,
it was decided to produce an article that
would be second to none Of the famous
export brews of the United States. To
this determination the company has
strictly adhered, and will not depart
from under any circumstances. The
beer is brewed from the best and purest
materials TO be procured, and no pains
or expense are spared in its production.
The result is beer that is delightful TO
the taste, refreshing and invigorating,
and possessing all those building up
properties that make a good beer q
valuable tonic to the human system, as
we'll as refreshing beverage.
The Vienna export beer is bottled
exclusively by the II. & F. Company al
their handsome new bottling establish
ment, on Orange street between Fourtt
and Fifth, and it can not be obtained o.
any other bother ia this city. 1t is pu
up with the greatest care, in bottles o.
sound make and artistic shape, with
handsome labels and wrappers tina
make the packages pleasing to the eye
1t is in all respects the equal Of amy o
the high-class beers that are sold a
almost double the price asked for thi
beer. 1t is an unrivalled beer for HON
and family consumption, and all order
left at the bottling establishment or a
any of the depots of the Hartmann 4
Fenrenbach Brewing Company will re
ceiye prompt attention.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
LABOR NOTES.


Nearly all the large paper mills at
Holyoke. Mass, are now running on full
time.
The furnaces in the steel foundry of
the Thomson Houston electric works at
West Lynn, Mass, started operations on
Thursday.
The Buck Stove and Range Company of
st. Louis resumed Thursday after a sus-
pension of several weeks. About $50 men
are given work.
The Cumberland steel and tin plate mill,
at Cumberland, Md, which has been
closed for three months resumed opera
tionsT Thursday. -
Nine local assemblies of the United
Mine Workers. in the Clearfield region of
Pennsylvania, have withdrawn from that
organization and made application 10 the
knights of Labor for district assembly
charter.
Employees of the Pencoyd iron works
have been notified of reduction of 10 pos
cent In wages in all departments except
pudding where the cut will be from $3.50
to 1928 per ton. The reduction is TO take
effect September 18th.
The employees in the car and machine
shops of the Reading railroad at Reading,
Pa, were notified Thursday that they will
hereafter work six days Of nine hours
each, instead Of five days week. The
order also applies TO all the other shops
along the line.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
nv GENERAL.

The remains of Col Jerome N. Bona
parte were inferred in Baltimore Thursday.
A tornado at Lockport, La, Thursday
killed five persons, including two Sisters of
Charity.
Miss Emma NJ. Converse of Providence,
r. l., an astronomical writer OF note, died
Of pneumonia at Whitetield, N. H., We'd
nesday, aged IS years.
The United States Marine Hospital Ser
vice Thursday announced that 1.-THE terri
tory of the United States is absolutely free
of any suspicious cases of either cholera or
yellow fever"
The statement of the personal affairs of
Ex-Governor Foster, filed at Bucyrus, o..
shows that the net assets are 1922, $40 81
and the appraisement 1914, 253.T. The
liabilities are s2l0,S 500.
Josiah Quincy of Massachusetts. has re-
| signed the office of Assistant Secretary of
| State TO which he was appointed by Presi-
| dent Cleveland. This action has been an
| ticipated for some time. It has been
understood that active political work is
more congenial to Mr.. Quincy than de-
| partmental work.
| A dispatch from Salem, Mass, says that
| "the vessel owners dombine has won its
| fight with the coal magnates, and the latter
have agreed to the demand Of rs cents a
ton from Philadelphia and So cents from
| DhltltDOTe, anu as u TeSutb Inc Vessels
| which have been tied up along the coast
have been ordered to coal ports"
The national convention of Brewery
| Workmen at Milwaukee. Wednesday, en-
| dorsed Governor Altgeld't pardon of the
Il Anarchists. A resolution was adopted
almost unanimously declaring that here
after no member of the union could Join
the National Guard, and those who are
now guardsmen must withdraw from the
| t.ttft tol.
are connected or forfeit membership in
the union"
The celebration Of Pennsylvania Day at
the. Worlds Fair Thursday was begun
witH&a parade by the Naval battalion of
Penhsy lvania and the First City Troop and
George g. Meade Post. No. l, G. a. r., OF
Philadelphia. In the line were Governors
Pattison of Pennsylvania. Altgeld OF lii
nois, and Flower of New York. After the
parade addresses were made by Governor
Pattison, Acknowledgements Watres,
General D. H. Hastings, James NJ. Beck
and Others, and there was music by the
Cymarodian Society of Scranton and The
Wilkesbarre Male Choir. In the evening
there was display of fireworks. The
paid admissions to the Fair Thursday wer,
Dol ,U44.
Governor Tillman, of South Carolina
Thursday issued an appeal to the people o
the United States for help in caring for thl
sufferers by the late hurricane. He say
the people Of his state are doing what they
can, but that starvation or pestilence vii
claim many thousands before the winte
is over il their efforts are not supple
mented." He estimates that not less thar
10000 persons are destitute, and that breat
alone will cost not less than $4,000 be
. tween now and March. report to tn,
governor by DIR. I. w. Babcock says tina
the loss Of life in the sea islands was full,
l,00O. and that among the survivors Their
is a serious. possibility of an epidemic o
malignant fever.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
CRISP WANTS NO CLERK
He Declined to Accept the
Expensive Luxury.
MORE WORK FOR CLERK KERR
Difficulty in Providing for
Paying the Salaries.


WASHINGTON, Sept. s.--The law of tho
last Congress, authorizing the appointment
of clerks to members of the House of Rep
resentatives who are not, as chairman of
committees, provided with that useful
adjunct to the transaction of public bust
ness, has developed q large amount of
additional work upon the forces of the
clerks and postmasters' bureaus.
The organization of the House is differ
ent from that of the Senate. fact which
accounts for the interest the clerk has in
the change While the sergeant-at-arms
is banker for the members OF the House,
the salary accounts of the employees are ali
kept by the clerk. Even the sergeant.at-
arms cannot pay himself. Therefore, ii
will be readily seen that the addition OF
about 2j5 accounts to the number there.
fore IN charge of the clerk as discussing
officer means no small amount of labor.
In preparing for the work Clerk Kerr
found it necessary to provide form of re-
ceipt which would pass the scrutiny OF the
accounting officers of the treasury, and it
was only after several interviews with the
comptroller of the currency and solicitor
OF the treasury that the comprehensive
form was adopted.
The terms of the law were rather Pc
culiar and in themselves furnished suf-
ticient reason for the difficulty experienced
in getting form that will be passed. The
law prescribed that ION land after April
LIST, 1898, each member and delegate of the
House of Representatives may, on the first
day of every month during sessions of
Congress- certify TO the clerk the amount
which he has paid and agreed to pay for
clerk hire necessarily employed by him in
the discharge of his official and representa-
tive duties during the previous month,
provided that the amount shall not exceed
| 800 for any month during the sessions"
The members generally were of the
| opinion that the clerk would settle per-
sonal accounts as with other employees,
but the law does not recognize the clerks
at all in the transactions, SO that the &C.
counts are opened with the members
| themselves and they must arrange for pay,
ment TO the clerks. So far as known there
are no exceptions to the list, every mem,
| Der has either paid or agreed to pay $780, 80
a month for necessary clerk hire per
formed for him during that part OF
| August in which the House was in session
CLERK Kerr construed the law to include
| the Speaker as being entitled to clerk
inasmuch as the only committee of which
heis member being chairman ex-officio,
| that of rules, has no clerk. Mr.. Kerr
inquired whether or not the Speaker
desired to have an account opened for 4
clerk, but Mr., Crisp said he believed h,
could worry along without one.
| With this addition 10 the sum of money
handled in his Office Clerk Kerr will dis
burse about 81 600 600 annually.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
N4vr RANK AVID pAE


The Subject to bs Considered ny the
House Committee on Naval Affairs
subcommittee Names.
WASHINGTON. Sent. S.--Mr. Cummings
of New York, chairman of the House COM
mittee on naval affairs, has completed the
organization of his committee by the ap-
pointment Of the following sub-commit-
tees
Appropriation for the Naval Establish
Notwithstanding, Meyer, Geissenhaimer,
Talbot, Boutelle, Randall and Robinson.
Construction and Repairs and steam En-
gineering-Talbott, Tyler, McAleer, Money,
Dolliver, Wadsworth and Robinson.
Ordnance and Navy Sards-Meyer,
Money, Dearmond, Clancy, lulick, Bou-
lelle and Dolliver.
Navigation. Equipment. Supplies and
Miscelianeous---Tyle Geissenhaimer, Nc.
Aleer, Clancy, Wadsworth, Doiliver and
Hulick.
Naval Academy and Marine Corps
Money, Talbot, Tyler, McAleer, Boutclle,
Robinson and Randall.
0rganization-Rank and Pay-Geisen.
haimsr,, Tyler, Meyer, Cummings, Robin
son. DolliVer and Wadsworth.
Private Bills-AicAleer, Meyer. Dear.
mond, Tyler, Boutelle, Dolliver and
Wadsworth.
One of the first subjects that the com.
mittee will consider will be the entire
| question of rank and pay. 1t will come
| before the committe in the form of joint
resolution providing for the appointment
| of joint committee to investigate and re
| port on the matter. The subject was talked
over yesterday informally, and Mr.. Meyer
prepared a resolution which he will intro
duce in the House.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14
INSTRUMENTATION RAILWAY.
Meeting of the lncorporators at the
Hotel Willis Thursday.


james G. Aiocomb Elected Temporary
President and Register Cooper Secretary
and Treasurer Pro Tem--one Thousand
Shares OF Stock Subscribed Thursday
Morning--The New Electric Railway to
be Running Within a Year.
An important meeting of tho incorpo-
rators of the New Wilmington and
Chester Railway Company which will
build the link between Linwood and
Shellpot was held at the Hotel Willis
on Thursday. Temporary organization
was effected with James McComb Of
Claymont, president, and Register
Ezekiel T. Cooper of Kent county, Sec
rotary and treasurer, pro tenn.
A total of 1000 shares of stock, at a
par value of $40, was subscribed for
Thursday. Those present were James
G. McComb, William II. Hill and j..
Clayton Erb of Philadelphia, Adjutant
General Garrett ]. Hart, General Il. r..
Kenney, Dover, and Ezekiel t. Cooper,
Register of Wills of Kent county.
Mr.. Hill is business man Of Phila-
delphia. He is large Philadelphia
landowner and is president of the
Moyamensing & Penrose Ferry Railway
Company. Mr., Erb is interested in the
Scranton and other electric lines.
One of the Philadelphia incorporators
said:
"The road will be commenced at an
early date. II will be finished and run
ming within q year from this. The
funds for the purpose are all in hand.
"The money is held by men who
build electric roads as an investment for
permanent earnings. The line will pass
through Essington, Chester, Thurlow
Ridley Park, Lamokin, Linwood. The
Essington extension comes to the Pen
rose Ferry road, then on to the Moya'
mensing road, to Front and Miiiu
streets, which is the most central par
of Philadelphia, tapped by every road
going north and south of the city"
The next meeting of the board will b.
at some date yet to be fixed during DC
tober AS the legal requirement o.
amount of stock has been subscribed
the October meeting will be the one fol
final organization as required under thu
Delaware charter.
The gentleman referred to continued
1.-THE engineers will next make thor
ough survey of the line. An exac
account of the probable building cos
will be made and the company's capita
will be fixed upon the exact basis o
cost of construction, on that actual cost
Particular attention will be given by th
engineers TO the question of the Clay
mont crossing. II will be either over
head or underground. We have not ye
decided which. But it will certainl
| not be grade crossing
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-09-14

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