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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
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rifaniiten" bat iih in ben leBteu Sab
rem elm beionoeres @eroienlt oarum
ertuorben. oas aleemeine Yublitum
fir Die p0lteraeididtlihe 8orber9an.
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mande oiesbesiiglide @eoentitiide Dor
benz orobenbsH llntersang 5u ibiibsn.
giirsenos 1T cine 10 reidbaltise Samm.
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ton; bort aber tuiiroen Sunoerttaulenos
iie ME in ihrem 2ebeu geieben baben.
tpelfe iie ieBt i'm Sunoesresierunss.
@ebduoe Der @bitasOer @eltausfelluna
ffuoireu f0uuen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

6hamane Der Gaippeluia Jnbianer, nit
aufidreibsn einer 3auberiormeI bsidaftiat.
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Iinb bier pertreten, gum She'll in iebr
haraiteriitiI9en Saltunstn. @iel Be.
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freuSten Seinen in tiner Gage fBt,
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uno auf bic innere Ssite e,ner Sirten.
rinbe elm 3aubersebet 5eidnet; rinas
um ibn liesen 5amburin, 9lapper uno
anoeres. mas au ieinem 8trui ssbort.
Dag gstimos aud Yanser traesn, uno
,mar aus @lfeHbeinitiiden ooer aud
aus GlienIiiiden beltehenb. oirften
8iele aui oieier ausfeauns gum erfsn
Dial eriabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
Tanamaslen Der @siimos.

Wir lernen bier J. 9. 3unitinouifrie
Der alten 9lStefen uno Solteten ebenio-
pobl tennen, ME bic bisatren, eiuem
sroBeren 9reis nod adnslid unbetann-
ten Sd6piuneen Der Snoianer i'm bOhs
Hen Noroen fir relisiOie unb onoere
3mefe. Die vSansmasten" aus alasta
uno @r0nlano iino alerbinss berart,
oab i9wadnerbise Yerionen. ober @u.
aeborise oes sarten @ei9le9tes ;u se.
nihen 3eiien, am beiten tbun, lie nidt
all3u senau Su bstradten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

Die Snoiancrin posr Sauam lernen
mir in ibrer mebr ooer weniser lieb-
liden SduSlidtelt uno pladerei iehr
polliidnois iennen. Cine 9an3e alpat.
iden-6amilie ieRelt in isner gde uniere
aufmsrtiamteit. glod mebr Sntsreie
faioet cine @ruppe ipielenoar 2iouo.
8inoer. Qln 9uppen uno anoerem
2inber .Spielseus ieblt es aud ni9t.
Ga finoet man bod nod Wan6es. tpas
i'm Miomap plaiiance untsr ben Sc.
btnben nidbt su ieben III! sr-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30
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-Tu er Heh 3 OF Iutbe. Uns
tsrofii5ier Unit Der, Gbri9tung Gin.
dbris=6reipilliser beibdftist, Die ibn
our6 lnaufmertiamteit ilno Wtutb.
wiIlen auf's S6dRe sersist baben): !:
r9onnerpetter. Strls, Sbr iperoet q
nod b.reuen, oaB i9 sebOren bin"
-grratben. Spibbu'b: v@na-
ben. Serr &i9ter = i'd bin unl9ul-
big! SD bab' bas 8anierf grab a.
biherl siireidelt = uno i'm Sanbums
breben mars bin!" 8idter: ,Sas
i6eint mir i9On ebsr i'm Salsumorebeu
gei9ebsn 3u ieiu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-30

gSteie nit slpparat Sur 6cuerepsus,ins.
gBer elm aeniisenoes Sntereiie au bic.
len Nltertbiimern nimmt, Der tann ii1
wodenlans in oieies Stuoium allein
pertiefen. Sppen Dorseihidtlider uno
geididtlider Snbianeritdmmei in Wa1s,
unsdbliae Gerdtbidafteu, 4ausbal-
tunss- -0inse. Wafien unb 9leiounss-
itiide bonn gr0bten euleurseididtlideu
Wertb, inbianiide Weltseididte in
Siloeri4riften uno Sbierbduten. Sabl.
reide Scenen aus benz dltefen unb
neueren Snoianerleben in Sib uno
giorb, baB lit eine Sammluns. tuie iie
mod ME in folder @ollitdnbisteit fir
elm aaaemeines publitum bequem o.
boten nurie,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
MR.. BROoME VETOED.
Mavor Says His Inspection Of
School Repairs Not Necessary.

Acting Mayor Simpson has veto cd the
resolution of the Board Of Street and
Water commissioners which was adopted
by that August body on August 80. and
whic h provided that Mr.. Lewis Broome
should be supervising architect OF the re.
pairs to- the public schools with nm
honorarium Of 81 per of the cost OF
the repairs. II took several pages OF
note paper for the Mayor TO dispose OF
Mr.. Broome in an effectusl lnaansr. He
says most emphatically that there Is no
necessity for such an architect, as the
work which such au official performs has
beer done by Chief Eu0ineer RuggIes
and Building Inspector McArthur.
Moreover the members OF the commit
tees on the various schools have been In
Communication with the acting Mayor.
aud have promised him that they Will
personally supervise the repairs. Further
more the money which was to go 10 Mr..
Broome under the resolution will, the
Mayor SAYS, exhaust the appropriation.
and might be better saved for additional
aud much needed repairs.
In addition TO these reasons for vetoing
the resolution the Mayor calls attention
to the fact ina Mr.. bro0nie has held the
same position on the repairs to school {
heretofore, and that the manner In which
he discharged that duty WAS not SALTS
factory. He says:-
"Mr. BToome was entrusted with the
supervision Of the repairs to the schools
last year. Much has been aaid as TO the
name: In which the work has been doue,
aud the criticisms ave been severe and
adverse to Mr.. Broonie. / am satisfied
that the supervision az exercised over
the repairing there does not offer any
recommendation for his employment by
your board at this late day TO supervise
the work now under waY.n
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
mereIfully threw up the sponge. DUR
ing the whole contest Hickey did not
land q single straight blow.
zIMMY's FAST TIME BEATEN.
johnson Rode a MiIe in am. 7 lbs, at
Columbus Yesterday.

johnson Rode a Mile in 2m. LBS, at
Columbus Yesterday.
Zimmerman's time of Monday for a
mile, with a flying start, was lowered ! 375
seconds yesterday by John S. johnson, at
the races of the Cycling Club at Column
bus, o. Johnson's time was I'm. lbs.
| High winds prevailed up tt six O'Clock. e,
V. Minor placed johnson the nrst quarter
in 81 / IS. and D~ernberger picked him up
well for the second and carried him fast to
the half. johnson received an ovation
from the Z, 900 people present.
Zimmerman also won his Seyenty-ninth
first prize this season. The cyclists will
race at Springfield, o., tomorrow, and at
| Waltham, Mass, On Saturday. The sum-
| maries:
One mile handicap-A. u. French. rs yards,
won; 'Con" Baker, rs yards, second; A. l.
| Baker, ITO yards, third; W. A. Rhodes. 50 yards,
fourth, and George Banker, 90 yards. nth.
| Time, 2m. IS lbs. Rhodes was beaten out larry
by French and the two bakers.
Two mile opsn-A. 4. Zimmerman. won; J,
| S. johnson second. L. y. Aelntjes third, Y. A.
/ Banker fifth, and W. Ballard sixth. Time,
One mile, a.@ cIass-"Gus'' Stesle, Chicago.
won; J. R. Browne. Newark. second; II. 9.
Baker. Columbus, third: F. L. Talley, fourth,
and E. C. Baker, fifth. Time. sm. u los
Ono mile, for boys under l6-Goodman Z.
Law, Cincinnati, won; James Rodger. Column
bus, second; A. NJ. Lang. THIRD. Time, I'M.
| IS lbs.
Two mile handIcap-E. v. Minor, indianapolis.
$50 yards. won: w. A.. Rhodes, 100 yards, so
Barker, 1e0 yards, fourth; c. c. Van Tine, ls0
| yards. fifth. Time. Am. SIS.
One mile, open-Zimmerman won; ]. 8. john
SON second; L. S. Meintjsa third; J X. Bar
rett, fourth; 'Gus'' Steele. fifth. Time. I'm.
% LBS.
One mile handicap. for Central Ohio riders,
| F.. L. Talley, 100 yards. first; w. B. NewhRll,
100 yards, second; A. L. Baker, 20 yards, third;
'Con" Baker, scratch, fourth; E. G. Baker. 80
| yards, fifth. Time, I'm. Is LBS. =
Three mile lap race-Zimmerman, frat, Is
points: Bliss, second. 8 points; s.Gus" Steele,
third, { points; A. L. Baker, fourth, 3 points.
Time, SIN. 8 IS.
first; NJ. Dernberger, 20 yards, second; G.. X.
Barrow, Is yards, third; E. c. Johnson. ~ yards,
fourth; G.. c. Van Tine, 40 yards, fifth. Time,
| In, 1 A-hS ~
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
limited STATES or AM1RlcA-pIsTRIcr 0 E

TINTED STATES OF AMGRiCA-DIsTRICT F
Whereas, information hath been filed in the
District Court Of the United States OF America,
for the district of New Jersey, ON the seventeenth
day Of August. In the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and ninety,three, by
Henry s. White, ESQ, Attorney OF the United
states for the said District. on behalf OF the United
States OF America against certain goods. wares
case, forty silver watches, six gold watches. two
nickel watches. i've gents gold and three ladies'
gold watches, fifty-twO pairs OF earrings. six
clocks, twenty seven plated. twelve Steel and ~
silver chains. i've bracelets, forty three scarf pins,
thirty seven watch case rings, one hundred and
thirty-one finger rings, one steel chat elaine.
twenty six breastpins, sixteen studs, one lace pin,
pairs cur buttons. ono lot manufacturing jewelers.
tools. six drills, three bottles wine and one hun
dred cigars, frauuufentiy tmf Orted into the
United states on board the steamship "Elbe'
from Germany by one Berthold Zellman.
Now, therefore, In pursuance OF the monitfon
und or tho seal OF the said Court to me direcred
and delivered. ! DO hereby give public notice to all
any manner interested therein, that they
be and appear before the said District Court
to be held at the. City Il Trenton. tu and for
the said District OF New Jersey, on the Sevane
teeuth DAY OF September next. at ten o clock
in the lorenzo OF that day provt ted the same
snail be q day Of JurisdIction, otherwise on the
a Legations in that behalf.
Dated this Thirty first day of August. 1888.
GE0k3E PFEIFFsR. JR..
United States Marshal for said District.
EENRy 8 WHITE.
q. :. Attorney
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
Anxlou. to Ba Captain,

The Bergen Football Club. which played nine
games last year and stood undefeated at the
close OF the season. has reorganized. Tonight
they will hold q meeting and elect their captain.
There are two candidates for the office. Len
Ferris and Warren Davie. Following are the
names and positions of the members OF the club
as they will play this year:-Beal Williams. left
end; Dick Ridgeway, left tackle; Peter Bentley,
left guard; v. Malleleux. centre; Warren Dsvie.
right guard; Mortimer Chiffon. right tackle;
Ed. Ferris. right end; Fred Teury, Quarterback;
Len Ferris, left half back; H. Taylor, right half
back; Oscar Gubleman. full back. They will be
gin q regular course of training tonight and
will try hard to keep up their record.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
ChampIonship Of Canada.

The annual athletic championships Of Canada
will bs held on Saturday, September 80, on the
Toronto L. & A. A. grounds, Rosedale, under
the auspices of the Amateur Athletic Associa-
ton of Canada.
Following are the events:-1o0 yards run, 22O
yards run, 40 yards run. half mile run, one
three miles walk, pole high lcaps running
high jump. running broad jump, throwing fifty
six pound weight, putting the shot. throwing
rac nsmmel nm mTi INV ln nsrm IaI one Of 1 the H Pscias
Board of the G. W. A.
The events are opon to all amateurs. Any
entry, unless from q bona fide amateur club,
will require TO enclose credentials In support OF
amateur standing The COMMITTEES reserves the
right to reject any entry. The track 10 about
one-third OF a mile. ALI entries must be made
before noon on Wednesday, September 81, 1893,
to G. NJ. Higinbotham, Hon. Secretary, p. o.
Box 453, Toronto.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
GERMAN PIONEER YRREIN.

The Board Of Officers OF the German Pioneer
yerein received the following donations during
heiIn:--Mr. Keller. corn beef; Mr. Buhrfus,
CAKES. Mr.. Berg, CAKES; Mr.. Brown, bread; Mrs,
Helwig, cakes; Mrs. Heeker, bread; Mr.. Jai
Schmid, rolls and bread; Mr.. Mar,ens. bread
meat; Mr.. Kneisch, bread; Mr.. Heine. CAKES;
Mr.. Bender. two shoulders; Mr.. Alexander,
meat; Mr.. Bergheim. corn beef; Bush Bros,
tea, -four, bacon and iolognas; Mr.
Sack. corn beet Mr.. Simon, meat,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
oXLEY RATIFICATION MEETING.

A ratification meeting will be held at B large n
Democratic Club. The members will assemble
at onmou Hall. corner OF First aud II IN
mouth streets, at half-past seven O'Clock, AMI
headed by a drum and fife corps will march to
Bergen Hall, corner OF Summit avedus aud
Grand street. All citizens of the Third district
are invited TO take part In the parade and at
tend the meeting. There will be speaking by
prominent men.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
A. A. .. CHAMPIONSHIPS.

To Be Held at the N. j. A. C. Grounds
ON Saturday, Octubsr Z.
The athletic championships Of the
Metropolitan Association of tina A. A. U.
will De held In New Jersey this rear. The
event will take place on Saturday.
October 2, ar the grounds of the Nav
Jersey Athletic Club at Bergen PoiD I.
The championship has never before be en-
held in his State. and no doubt many Of
the residents Of this city and
Bayonns will accept the opportunity
to witness the greatest champions
in the eastern states struggle
for honers on equal terms. Mr.. james
e. Sullivan, the genial secretary OF tue
association. is also Vice President Of the
N. j. A. c.. and he will spare nc effort
TO make the affair u grand success. The
programme OF events will be published
in these columns rs soon az they ara de-
cided upon. Full particulars may be had
of Mr.. Sullivan at No. 241 Broadway.
New YORK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
Whaslin.- Notea.

field A. c. bicyclers for defeating the Green
vile Wheelmen 10 the team race at the N. j. A.
G. games on Monday, has been placed on exhi-
bition at Mitzenius', Danforth and Ocean ave
nues.
The English champion bicyclist, Howell. has
challenged J.. s. Prince. the American champion,
I'd ride o race OF from one to twenty miles for
ESQ aside.
Sanger, the Milwaukee cycllst. Will join the
Springfield Bicycle Club and ride under their
colors hereafter. At present he 10 about ten
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
FOR THE INTERNATIONAL CUP.
The Start Made at Eleven O'Clock In
Light Hreeze.
Blu Gable to the United Press.

Bu Gable to the United Press.
RYDE. Sept. 9, 1885,. The first one Of
the races for the International Gold Cup,
given by the Royal Victoria Yacht CLUB,
was sailed today. The course was from
the Warner LightshiD, off the northeast
coast of the Isle OF Wigat. southsast TO
the Nab Lightship, then ten miles to
windward or leeward aud return; twice
around. The contestants are tina Priucs
OF Wales Britannia and Royal Phelps
Carrolps Nayahoe.
The start was made &C eleven o'clock
IN u vely light breeze from the southeast.
As the yachts crossed the liue the MAYA
hoe was to windward. The Britannia
drew out slowly under her lee and took
the lead. When they went out OF sight
towards Overs LiRhlship, the yachts
were very close together.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
viii Form = walkers Club.

c. a. rooms next Friday night. Any respect
able young man with . sound pair Of legs Is in.
vited to Join. The club will have a long heel
and toe trip two or three evenings q week, and O
longer one on HOLIDAYS. Considerable interest
has been manifested In the new project and 1t Is
expected thar the club will begin with at least
twenty members.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
NOW THE PINS WILL FALL.
7. d. @. A. Bowlers Elect Oficers-Loca
League Suggested.

z. ID. @. A. Bowlers Elect Oficers-Local
League Suggested.
The Y. M c. A. bowlers have elected the
following officers: Harry Bush. Presi-
dent; Charles w iIliams. Vice. resldent;
Albert Ensor. Treasurer: Joseph Rnd-
dick, Cap tain and Secretary. The alleys
are to be put in first-class shape by
Montgomery. The season will begin
September Is. Teams will be entered In
the Y.M.C.A. League. The team won
the championship In Section A last year
and anticipate duplicating the victory
this season.
An effort will be made to organi re q
local league. with the Y. NJ. G. A.. The
Catholic Club and the Tabsrnacle
bowlers.
The Y.M.C.A. bowlsrs will have the
next business meeting on September Is.
A sweepstakes bowling tournament
for clubs in Hudson county will De held
at Olthorper's alleys, Hudson avenue
delegates will meet next Sunday after
noon at the alleys to make arrange
ments.
The American Amateur Bowling will
hold its annual meeting next Sat-
urday night q W~allacs'a. No.
121 Fifth Avenue, New York City. II
will be an important meeting, aid a
sweeping change will probably be made
to reduce the number Of clubs in the final
tournament. The plan suggested is that
only the winner # the preliminary tonr-
Dey in each of the several sections be ell
gible t, partic pate In the nUal. Last
season FROM two TO thr "a In every section
took part In the final and II WAS a
wretched drag and practically a failure.
No changes in the rates will be made.
The Humor Club will bowl this evening
on the alleys at franklin Street and PAIL
cadn hvanns
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06

The Dauntless Social Club was defeated by
the Anchor Athletic Club ON Labor Day at the
9 For the Dauntiess Hardy and Kelley formed
the battery, and for the Anchor A.. g. the Strong
brothers.
The only champion games yesterday were at
New York and Boston. and they resulted IS
follows;-At New York, Philadelphia. d; New
YORK, u. At Boston. 81. Louis, s; Boston, ..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06

the second heat, u v erdf hustled her
through all around, and on the back
stretch. by a beautiful squirt, won a grand
race, Lynne Belle broka buddy. and was
far behind ut the finisa. Verdi won the
finai heats quite easily.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
Now York A. @. Games.

The ffty- first athletic games OF the New York
Athletic GluD will b6 held At Travers Island on
Saturday, this 30th inst. Entries will close on
the 2uth. with Augustus T. Docharty, No. 10s
West Fifty-ffth street, New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Scaled proposals will DO received by the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners on Monday.
September II. 1888 for the paving with brick the
yard of Public school No. - in AccoI den,e with
Specifications on file In the ONCE of the Cniex
Engineer, corner of jersey avonue and Mercer
street, where blank forms OF bid and agreement OF
sufeties must be obtained.
kiuders must state the class OF brick upon which
their propositions are based,
The Hoard reserves the right to reject any or all
bids IL Ii considers that the best interests or the
city can be conserved 'bg so doing.
No CITY official will be accepted a. surety, nor
will q substitution OF sureties be allowed.
P oposals must be enclosed in sealed envelopes,
endorse Proposals for paving yard of School
No. 81 directed to 'Chas j som RS Esq, Chairmaa
OF Committee on Public Buildings. books and
Parks" and oandet to the Clerk OF the Boa d in
open meeting when called FOR in order OF business
relating to sealed proposals.
The attention Of 6idders 4 especially called to
terms whoreof no contract hall be binding upon
the city, or become effective or operative unttl
the boudsmen ofered BY the Contractors have
been approved. As 10 suficieney BY this Board. sad
as to form BY the Corporation Counsel, the Pred
dent OF this Board hav1ng power to examine ths
proposed Dondsmen under oath.
By order Il the Board Of Street and Water
eEo t. BoUroN.
Dated Jersey CITY, september. l. 1894
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-15

house in the neigh borhood Of N
wooden mills last night and foupj !
man suffering with case Of d.l
rum tremens. Physicians had 1
rived when they got there and !
wants attended to.
The election for school trust,|
which will take place tomorrow
not exciting much interest. Seve1
people were handing tie tickets
their favorite candidates told
The general impression is that
light vote will be polled.
Sheriff John P. Campbell, Of d
Antonio, was in the city yesteli|
and left last night, having in cus|
dy Gus Hllburg, who is wanted
Bexar county to answer a charge
horse theft. Hilburg was conviel
for the same otfense in McLsnu|
county, few days ago.
Two saddle horses on Sol
Eighth street took fright vested
afternoon and dashed down
street at a rapid pace. AT
neared the Missouri, Il ansss
Texas depot one of them fell on
platform and slid about N
feet, and tripping the othesI
which also fell. Neither (riiS
was injured. L
DR.. Walker, veterinary surgs
M. r. G. V. S., has been in W
about one week, and has den
strated his ability by treatingan
complicated and severe case Of
of Judge Goodrich's sorrel ms
horses. The horse is now convl
cling ard will shortly be able toll
his place with his mate in the
ness Any one desiring to is1
the services of a skillful veteria
surgeon will do we'll to call Oh
Howard at the Home Villa OF
any of the leading livery stsbld
the city.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-15
PERSONAL.


Hon. b. H. Rice, CT Marlin, is at
the Pacific.
Mr.. M. A. Westcott of San An
tonic, of the land department of
the Southern Pacific, is in the city.
Mrs. F. P Pendery of Fort
Worth, nee Miss Beu'ah Moore, is
in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs. A.
B. Moore at 1881 South Third
street.
Mr.. J. G. Meyer Hoefer, CONNER
cial agent of the Southern Pacific,
left today on business trip to San
Angelo and other points in west
Texas.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-15

oSi-A black horse. three wears old this
- spring, blaze face aud rec white feet
his return to X. Dunklin Western Union
ofica, sis st
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-15

For RENT .egant, summer room
! 4li Mary street. SIS II.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-05-15
London Stock Exchange.
~ Associated Press to The News.

By Associated Press to The News
Z LONDON, May l5--E. Hodgeson
Il Sons, we'll known as brokers for
thirty years past, and who were
mentioned on Saturday as having
failed, have been helped over their
difficulty. The stock exchange is
nevertheless excited, and although
the failures of only two small
brokers have been announced, sew.
eral large houses are said to be in.
volved and everybody is selling.