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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
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1t1tO 9eMti@IAmS.

Sn ben leBten Monaten purben BEL
@9nel3iigen na3 @imba4, &ufftein nnb
@alaburg fait tdgli9 8erfu4e nit Der rau9z
lo1en S%euerung gemd9t, pel9es Spftem
BON 8. 2an3er aus @ten na9 langiGbrigen
Experimental berausgefunben unb bas be-
reits bel ben 01terret9t1@en 8abnen etngez
fiibrt purbe. 9a bic 8eri u9e 1t9 beipGbrt
BADEN unb ni9t nur Die ldftige 8au9er5euz
gung bermteben, fonbern Iogar an &oblen
depart tpirb, 1tebt nun au9 bic @infiibrung
Des 2an3erT9en Sp1tems, Bel pel9em Der
got Der MaI9tne nit S9laden belegt unb
Die @erbrennung bes 3au9es er5telt ptrb,
in 8aDern in Musft9t.
Sine tpeitere reue @rfinbung lit bic
&p61en ftdub Seuerung. Ser
@rfinber bte1er Seuerung, @egner, lit fir3z
li9 nit einem @ppardt ppr Die Seffentlt6z
felt q~etreten, nel9er duBerft 5innret6 unb
pratti19 tit unb fth fotpo6l fir &ef1elfeuez
r1ng unb inbuitrtele Nnlogen aler Dirt, ais
au9 fir ale bduslt9en 6~ei3anlagen eignet.
Der 8orau9 bes @egnerY9en Mppardtes
beite6t in Der raudfreien @erbrennung bes
8rennmatertals, in Der groBen 8obleherz
fparniB unb in Der Iet6teren Dirt Der Be-
betaunq fir ben hermit betrauten 6ei5er;
Seuerz pber @rp~loftonsgefabr lit 10 gut pie
ausge19Gofen. @s ftnb besbaIb felt mebrez
rem Mpnaten BON Der Stabtgemeinbe Berlin
in Der b~prtigen MarttbaQe 8erIube nit Der
rau9lp1en 8erbrennung unter 8enubung
BON 8oblenitaub gema4t tporben, tpel4e gu
bD9ft befrtebigenben @rgebntfTen gefibrt
BADEN.
Die Sroge Der unbebingt rau9lofen Sid
tigteit Der 5abritf9prnitetne, tpel9e glei6z
3eitig nit elmer &pftenerfparniB berbunben
TT, biirfte biemtt gel0it fem unb bat besbalb
bus Yolt3eiprdfbium &a1el, tpte mir elmer
be3igli6en 8erOffentli6ung entnebnen, Tin
Der Musii9t, &affel in abfebbarer .3ett fret
BON 9uolm, &ub, &au9 unb aQen ben ft9
bieraus ergebeben 1n5utrdgli3tetten gu tptfz
fen, bic Snbuftrielen unb 9etperbetreibenz
ben, pelGe Nnlagen Der geba6ten Dirt be-
iiBen, eriu9t, ft6 f9on jebt nit ben Itdbtiz
f9en 8eb0rben in Berlin besbalb ms Sc
nebmen gu feBen, bamit 8afel eine Der eriten
StGbte perbe, in beren @nttpidelung Elm
Wenbepunft in 1anitdrer uno geperblt9er
8e3iebung eintrttt."
Sn bieiem puntte 19etnt alio bas v19ldfz
rige alte" europa benz forti9rittli9en Dime
rita ben Stang abgepinnen 81 poQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16
auad1entltd1e auttnts aaaata- Bf+une, aa1tttruod, 1e. aan,4ar 1895.

pGrmer eefaltet fi3 Die erite Mdrabdlfte,
pogegen itdrfe S9neefdne I'M ben 20. gu
ertparten Ieien. @9neefdle, aber audi Sc
pttter IpG un5 Der Mpril bef9eeren, tpGbz
renb Der Mai uns TN Die lebteren tptbmet,
Derbunben nit beftigen Stirmen. @tnen
vbDIen Monat" bendmit Sab ben sunni,
Der ii9 bur9 rei9libe Nieberf9ldge nit
bduftgen @etpittern ans5ei9nen ioa nnb
@olfenbrii9e unD 6o3mafer pieDerbolt
fpenbet. 9as v@etterz Repertoire" fir Die
anbere 9dlfte bes Sabres min Sab ert
1pGter aufitellen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

Sin fir bic 9anae GifenzSnbuftrte be-
beutfdmes @reigntB lit bic erfolgte Mbreiie
beg 9errn @bparb potter, ~Sngenteurs Der
Sainois Steel 60, na9 Sapan, mo er Die
@nlage elmer ~rieiigen @tfengteBeret unb
9ta6lfabrtf iibertpa9en ion, nel9e Die
lapantf9e Gegterun9 erbauen ldiTen ptQ.
&oblen nnb geeignetes @ti ener3 fouen in
Sapan in Siiue borbanben fem. Sir ben
4ugenblid piirbe @bicago BON Der Nn1age
Vortbetl 5ieben, bd es tpabrf9ein1i9 bic
Maf9inen fir bieieGbe liefern pirb, aber
extraordinarily tptr6 in 3utunft Sapan
fetne S9ienen ielbft MAIDEN, unb mDgli9erz
petie fogar als unier Concurrent in China
auftreten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-01-16

Sn MsburD 9arf in Stem SeyerIe9 1T
iebt Daniel 8. Craig, Der er1te 9e13Gft3<
fu6rer Der a1ten SEEM @orfer Nfocitrten
preIe" i'm a6t3igiten 2ebensiabre geitorben.
@ratg mar Der @riinber biefes Neutgtetten<
bien1tes in ben Ser. Staatcn, ur6 6a es in
ben erften eSa6ren nr9 feline SeGegrdp6en
gab, nurben 8rieftduben our Sef0rbernag
b%ertpenbet. @r betrteb 3uer1t bas 9e19dft
d1ein, aber I'M Sabre 1847 beretntgte er 1t9
nit Mm. 80. Stpain bonn Pbtldoelpbtasr
vQebqer" unb 81. g. M6eu BON Der 8dltt=
morer Sun, unb bies mar Der @run6itetn
81 Dem ieBt 10 tpeitoer3peigten Na9rt4ten@
bureau Der n@focidteo BreB". Gbe @ratg
ft9 nit ben %genannten 9erren b%eretntgte,
mar er Gonfurrent g. 6. S. Smiths, nno
bteie beiben MGnner boten bamals aleS
MOglt4e. auf, UNI ft3 gegenietttg gu iiber>
treffen. Mls etnmal 8oitoner uno 9teip
ODrter 3ettungs6erausgeber bur9 Sn1ltD
etnen Oampfer gemietbet batten, UNI europa
ii6e Na9ri9ten bon 9altfar na4 Bolton 6lt
befDrbern, fubr Craig in einem Bagen nab
6alifar unb na6m in einem SCRIBE et11Je
8rteftouben NIT. Sn 9dltfar 13tftte er 1tt3
auf benz BON europa fommeroen Oampfsr
Elm unb als bieIer fi9 in Si9t Der &utte BON
Mafa9ufetts befanb, 1teB @ra'g letne grteTz
tauben fliegen, pel6e f9neasr als Der 9Gnnz
pier na6 Bolton famen unb Die pt9tigIten
Nd9ri9ten aus europa eher an DIE DON
Craig pertretenen 3ei1ungen brd9te, ais
bic anberen s3eitunQen bic gla9rt9ten err
bielten. @r blieb BIG 1869 NIT Der @focttrz
ten preiIe in 8erbtnbung.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-04

on contact line, between lmestOns
and porphry aud ~traehyte, aTgenufer.
Gus copper ones also occur be- ~rei
porphYry and lime. the ores being sui
phides, oxides and some mon.
Hermosa, Kingston, Perehs. Hills
borough and Lake Valley ores I neh
and easy to reduce.
HillsborOugh is the county seat; the
principal TOXINS are Kingston, Lake
Valley, Chloride, FairyIew, HermOsa,
ration. PalOmas, Cuchillo, and MOI :
ticello. TheiEtter three are in tie
agricultural sections Of the country,
whereas the former are mostly support
ed by the mining industry.
Sierra, although one Of the youngest
counties in New Mexico, is a prosper
Gus and progressive one. Magnificent
chances for investment are offered
there, the capitalist. the st~Ock-grower
hemine-. the farmer and. the home.
seeker.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-04
Newspaper Laws.

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man, Cleveland, has taken some pains
to collect and compile the decisions of
the United States court on this subject
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lowing, which may be relied upon as
correct.
l. Subscribers who DO not give ex.
press notice IL the c0ntrary are con.
sidered wishing to renew their sub,
cTiptioE.
.. If the subscriber orders the dis.
continuance of their periodical the
publisher may continue to send them
until all ~arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers, neglect or refuse
to fake their periodicals from the Office
to which they are directed, they are re-
syOnsible until they are! directed. they
are responsible until they have settled
their bills and ordered them discon-
tinued.
4. II subscribers move to other
places without informingt the publlsher
ard the papers sent TO the former adj
dOess, they are held responsible.
8. The courts have decided that re-
fusing to take periodicals from the of
fee or removing ard leaving them I'M
called for, IS pTima facie evidence of
evidence Of intentional fraud.
6. If subscribers pay in advace they
are bound to give notice at the end Of
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tinue taking it; otherwise the publish
er is authorized to send it, and the sub
scriber viii be responsible until an ex
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The latest postal laws are such that
newspaper publishers can arrest any
one for fraud who takes a paper and
refuses TO pay for it. Under this law
the man who allows his subscription to
ruL along for some time unpaid and
then orders it discontinued, or orders
the postmaster to mark it refused"
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thepublisheT, leaves himself liable to
arrest and fne, the same as for theft.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1895-10-04

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1t is a liberal educator 10 every member OF
the household. It will make the nights pass
pleasantly. 1t viii give you more for the
money thar you can obtain in ANY other
oE-.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
YOUR LAST CHANCE,

Only few more days of the great Clothing
Sale. The balance of stock will be sold at
what can scarcely be called prices. Don't fail
to come at once before it's too late, you will
never again get such a chance to buy Clothing
at less than cost of making. These goods must
go-and 90 they must-for what they
will bring. Such sacrifice Of Ready-made
Mems. Boys and Childrens Clothing ha
never been attempted in the city of Whining
ton. Your dollar viii go as far as three doll
lars will go at other stores. We have taken
the immense building, No. sec Market street,
above the Clayton House, Wilmington, Della
ware. This is no fake advertisement,
Look at these figures: Mems black
or blue cheviot suits, $3.50; mems mixed
cashmere suits, styles. S3.60; mems
fancy cheviot suits, choice of styles, s4.60;
mems undressed worsteds or diagonal suits,
very dressy, 81 SO; mems gray, brown or blue
cheviot suits. $780, mems overcoAts. elegant
article, 81 80: mems storm overcoats, extra
long, not half value, $500; mems blue or
black Kersey Overcoats, extra length, $3.50;
mems Shetland storm coats, different shades,
$500; mems camel Kersey Overcoats In blue,
black, brown or gray, strictly all wool, extra
length, $3.50. Lots of children's pants. 43c.;
lots of children's pants S5c.; lots of children's
pants. 45c.; lots of mems pants. 47c. lots of
mems pants, ESQ., lots Of mems pants,
Of mems pants. $225; lots of mems
pants $3.50; lots of mems pants,
$3.50; lots of dress pants, S3.l0; lots of boys
overcoats, sl.25; lots of boys overcoats, $1.67;
lots of boys oyercoats, $l.90; lots Of boys
suits, soc; lots of boys suits, sl2; lots of boys
suits, sl67; lots Of boys suits, s2.l0; lots Of
boys suits $3.50; lots of boys suits, S270; lots
Of boys suits. $3.50; lots of boys suits, 1910.
Lots of children,s fine dress suits in fancy
color Jerseys, velvets and military styles, at
your own figures Read this bill carefully
and tell your neighbors OF this wonderful way
of saving money. We again tell you that the
entire stock must be turned into cash imme-
diately. See that you get in the right establish
ment. No. sos Market street. above the Clay
ton House, Wilmington, Del. Sale Open even
ings until Q o'clock. Saturday until II m.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.


There are two places In Sussex that
tramps avoid Coolspring and Black.
water.
Thetug boat 7. Shaw, belonging to
James Mcvey, Of Philadelphia. which has
been undergoing repairs at Diebert's
boat yard at Elk Landing for some time,
sprank leak during Monday night and
sank in about twelve feet OF water. The
steam FIRE engine Of the Slngerly Fire
Company worked all day TO pump the
water out, but so far has been unsuc
cessful
Several men from fr5zsn-up oyster
dredging boats AZ Love Point walked TO
Rock Hall on Saturday and started across
the Chesapeake bay on ice for Baltimore
There is a man in Baltimore hundred
who always tells the truth because be Is
so stingy he won't make an extravagant
statement-borrowed and applied by the
Delaware Pilot
A Somerset county. Md, man has a
novel curiosity In q guitar made from q
gourd
Steel rails, weighing $50 pounds each.
have been laid on the d. NJ. AYR r.
from Georgetown to about mile below
Fraukford. The work will be continued
TO the end OF the line The iron rails
which were taken up weighed 400 pounds
each.
Sunday two men we're found dead on
the railroad track between Oxforl and
EastOn. They were identifi sd as hands
on q dredge boat frozen up at Oxford,
and being discharged, they tried to make
their way to Esston and perIshed In the
attempt.
DR.. Robert NJ Dawson, Of Whitman.
Md, reports that there is q flock of at
least Fifty wild geese frozen to death near
the mouth of Eastern bay. The flock had
been there for five days without moving
aud Il is believed they have perished in
the ice Of the Eastern bay.
Five years ago this month the peach
trees were In bloom. That year there
wss no fruit IN Delaware.
The young men Of Frankford have
organized a brass band.
Wood is scarce In Lewes and those who
are without wood are stealing boxes out
OF the cellars Of the merchants.
A Lewes man who is not the possessoi
Of q sleigh and pair, when he wants to gg
sleigh riding, goes into the attic, hoist.
both end windows, puts his feet in a tut
OF Ice water and has all comforts of ths
best equipped individual in town. -Lewel
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
NeM Jersev.

TRENTON. Feb. 13. Assem- blyman Bul.
lock S bread bill, which provides that
bread shall be sold in loaves OF not less
than one pound and that the seller shall
make known the weight OF such loaves,
was passed in the house by a vote Of B5 to
l6 The house also passed Assem- blyman
Wilbur's bin authorizing county school
superintendents to arrange school lines
other than the regular township lines
where it is deemed advantageous. The
house also passed house bill No, 90. which
empowers county superintendents to re-
move the president and clerk Of township
boards Of education for neglect of duty
Among the other bills passed by the
house We're. Authorizing municipalities
OF over 10, 600 population to provide free
lectures; senate bill 105, extending police
tenure Of Office act to towns of over 10, 600
population; senate bill 10. requiring that
all deeds Of real estate be plotted in the
city atlas before being recorded by the
county clerk house bill 1871, fixing the
salary Of the receiver of the town of Union
at $500; senate bill go. enabling Trenton
TO issue bonds to build orematory.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
THE N.Y.ST0cK MARKET
T. D. Hoop er & Co.'s Dispatch
BY Private Wires.
THE LATEST WALL STREET NEWS

The Grangers All Firn-A Large Gold
Deposit at the sub-Treasury-Amsr srioan
Tobacco Raided-lwhiskey Trust Lower.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-s p m.-Stocks
drifted into rut to-day and 1t was not
until the final dealings that any show Of
activity took place.
The big bears seerasd to have taken
their profits in the Changers, all of
which were firm, the better feeling:being
to certain extent Influenced by the
belief that Chairman Caldwell will be
able to adjust all matters in dispute
among the members Of the Western
Trunk Line Passengers Association.
Little Interest was taken in the forth
coming report OF the House Ways and
Means Committee on bond bill because
1t is not thought that the Senate will go
any father than to sanction the issue Of
emergency bonds with view Of making
a popular loan.
There was deposited in the sub.treaE-
ury $s25. 600 gold on behalf of tbs foreign
syndicate making q total to date Of
&b. 215, 600.
1t is understood that the new bonds
will be brought out abroad at / IA which
is equal to bases OF St per cent and / 10
is.now bid, while the allotments of the
new members of the syndicate will be
cut down fifty per cent.
American Tobacco Company was raided
on the apprehension of further litigation
In the State of New Jersey and on the
rumor that the capital stock Is to be in
creased &75, coo, 900 to take In some out
side factories
Whisksy Trust was lower on the
announcement that the receivers had
obtained permission from the court to
borrow $50, 900 on receivers certi6ontes
because they claimed that under present
conditions the business was running
behind every day.
Southern Railway securities were de-
pressed on the decrease of $17. 600 in
earnings for the first week in February
Erie's surplus for the December quarter
was only $40 600, against $8O7. COO in
1898.
| Pacific Mail earned In December
$31 900 net, an increase OF $4,000, and
the balance for six months increased
ee5,000
Foreign exchange was trihe weaker
and money was freely offered at 2 per
cent.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
TELEeRAPHIc BRIEFS.

The Arizona legislature has passed by a
two-thirds vote the right Of woman suf-
frage IN Arizona
Henry Kumblen, i6 years old. was
struck by a trolley car at Camden, n. j.,
and instantly killed.
At Nashville, OK. Chancellor l. O. Gar
land Of Vanderbilt university died sud
denly OF heart disease.
The petition Of the corporation OF Dub
lin for the release Of the convicted dyna-
miters was presented TO the house OF COM
mons
At Pittsburg, Kan, tho safe in the
Office Of the Long Bell Lumber company
was robbed Of Si20, 600 in notes and mort.
cages
Desha Breckenridge, son Of Congress
man W. G. Z. Breckinridge has been ap
pointed income tax collector Of the Lex.
ington district
General Tai Of the Japanese army com.
mitted suicide in "A moment Of anger on
account Of the desertion of a number OF
his subordlnates.
Salvador de Ia Herrian, a Spaniard oi
noble birth from Seville, Spain, commit
ted suicide in New Orleans by shooting
himself through the head.
John Burke. living near Manersville
Y. t., stabbed his brother-in-law, Charlie.
Grossnan, fatally, then borrowed a CUR
from neigbbor and blew out his oE@E
brains
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
STATE LEGISLATURES.
Some New Laws Manufactured at the state
Capitals.

Capitals.
HARRISBURG. Feb ia bill to repeal
the act prohibiting the consolidation Of
competing pipe line companies passed the
house and was promptly messaged to the
senate A similar measure passed the
Legislature two years ago and was vetoed
by Governor pattison.
The opposition contend that the PROPOSE
tion is IN the interest of the Standard Oil
company and that 1t will work hardship
to the independent refners and producers
if it becomes law. The house also passed
a bill to create department. Of agrioul-
ture, the chief Of which shall be mem,
Der Of the governors s cabinet.
Tho senate passed finally a bill author
izing the publication Of 25. 600 copies of 3
work on the birds and animals Of Penn
sylyania to cost SEQ, 900. All printing
firms can bid for the contract.
4 bill will be fayorably reported to the
house today from committee providing
for the iniliction of the death penalty by
electricity. Tho act is similar to that in
operation in New York state. except that
IT does not exclude newspaper representa-
tiyes from witnessing the execution.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
Highest of all Leavenng Power-Latcst u Govt Repo
R%:a'iI! q! BakiRs Bskasl:
ABSOLUTELY PURE

received on his locomotive at Wyoming,
will be held at st. Peters Church, this
city
Fully fifty Wilmington young men
In addition to the performers. have
arranged to visit this city next Saturday
night to attend the Wilmington Min
strel Clubs entertainment Director
Eberle says the band win contain
eighteen finished players.
Sheldrakek have made their appearance
on the ice and river in flocks and they
make good practice for the local gun,
ners who'can use them as targets but for
nothing else.
The New Cattle Laundry has been removed
20 the house formerly occupied By Mrs. Mary
Roberts, Delaware street.
The twenty workmen who are engaged
in shovelling a track through the nine
and twelve feet drifts on the public
roads. cut through the river road all this
wav to Wilmington yesterday. This
morning the shovellsrs went TO work on
the Hare's Corner road in all the storm
and continued The work of shovelline
through to Wilmington.
s A. Stewart Is attending the cen
vention OF the A. o u. W., at Milford.
Those interested in the supper TO bE
given in the X OF P. hall by class No. o
OF the M. E. Sunday school, will meet *
make final arrangements tomorrow
night. at o'clock
The Williams street colored school has
been closed for several days, the teacher
having been storm-stayed while attend
ing the convention at Dover.
Get good seats for Saturday nights refined
comedy entestainment, the best in New Gas
tie this year Best seats SOC.
A feature of the regular meeting oi
the Brotherhood of St Andrew 81
Emmanuel Church last evening, was al
installation Of new members Sever
new brothers were received
The two inches of beautiful snow,
which fell over the frozen edges of tbs
Delaware last night gave 4the river th'
appe arance OF small blue channel lineC
with wide margins OF spotlessly whit,
bo rders.
Frozen-out oystermen from the
Eastern Shore are still coming In during
the early evenings and engaging quarters
az the county jail where they can rest
up from their long walks for severa
davs
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
Death Of Rogers Fitzpatrirk,

Last evening Rogers Fitzpatrick, at
one time one of the best known morocco
workers in the city, was removed from
the lodging house No. 1l5 Market street.
where he had been stopping. TO the
Homeopathic Hospital. He had been ill
for some time with dropsy attended by
heart disease, and his condition was
deemed hopeless. This morning death
resulted, De was about 80 years OF age
and was besmsman by trade. He val
widower, his wife, q sister Of Mrs
Matthew Gallagher and Mrs. Lanoi
Aessick, dying several years ago. II,
leaves two sons now employed Ia ID,
factory Of F. Blumsnthel & Co, thli
city.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
BEHIND CLOSED DOORS.
Two Men Fought Desperately, and One WA
Killed.

Two Men Fought Desperately, and One Was
Killed.
CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 13-Robert L.
Craig, trustee of Hamilton county. shot
and killed A. NJ. Womble in the corridor
of the Russell House Womble had been
In Craigs employ ns deputy.
Early in December he was removed for
causes not stated, but 1t is asserted that
there was nothing wrong with his affairs.
The removal caused surprise, but Mr..
Womble did not seem TO have any Ill will
toward NJ. Craig. and the two never had
quarrel before so far as is known. What
brought on tho difficulty is not yet very
clear Both men are peaceable and al
ways cordial In demeanor to all.
Mr.. Womble called on Mr. Craig at his
room. and the fight commenced behind
the closed doors and was terrific one.
Mr.. Craig fired one fatal shot at Womhle
in the apartment, who Immediately ran
out into the hall pursued by Craig Half
way down the stairs Womble fell. ex-
hausted from tho wound. Craig descend
ed and standing over him snapped the
pistol several times. 1t failed to work,
and he broke the weapon open. Then he
shut it up and shot at Womble twice. one
ball entering the abdomen and passing al
most through the body.
Either OF the wounds received would
have caused death, and Womble expired
IN few minutes, making an antemortem
statement that Craig had invited him to
his room and then shot him from behind.
Intense excitement followed the shooting.
Both men vera most prominent. and es-
pecially Mr. Craig who is young man
and great favorite in society. Craig
was slightly injured in the fight and is
being guarded in his room.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
BrooIsiyn's lincoln Celebration.

BRooKLYN, Feb. 13.-The annual ban
quet in honor of the birthday OF Abraham
Lincoln was held at the Brooklyn Union
League club. A number Of distinguished
guests were present, among whom were
Senator W. p. Frye Of Maine, Major Gen
eral Nelson A. Miles, United States army
General Charles Hamlin, Colonel Fred ID.
Grant, Rev. DR.. NJ w. Stryker, Rev. DR..
II. NJ Gallagher and Rev. DR.. a. II.
Goodenough
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
rhe southwark stuck In the Ice.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1s--The big
American line steamship Southwark.
which left Liverpool on Jan. 80 and was
the only vessel that spoke La Gascogne at
sea during the l6 days out. is stuck in
the ice in the Delaware few miles below
Chester Ii will be impossible for her to
get up the river without an iceboat TO act
as convoy. She has 300 storage and
25 cabin passengers on board. besides a
miscellaneous cargo
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
Cold MedaI For CaptaIn nandeIon.

PARIS. Feb l3.-The directors Of the
Compagnie GeEerale Transatlantique have
adopted vote Of congratulations TO Cap.
tain Baudalon Of the steamer Gascogno.
Ia addition they have decided to give him
a gold medal in recognition Of tho skillful
manner in which he handled his vessel on
her last trip to New York.
Evening journal., 1895-02-13
An rmpromntu slaiahInr partr.

Shortly after 8 o'clock last evening
horse belonging to Dorsey & Campbell,
Third and Adams street, ran awny. Ii
was caught by Thomas or Smoky"
Doilard, who at once organized,a sleighing
party and good time was had for two
hours, when Sergeant Shields captured
the outfit at Second and jackson streets
No damage was done and no arrests were
made