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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
s Siirtei.
8 a mas tus, s. glop.

Der Seiuh oes Saiiers Wilbelm unb
ieiner 8emablin in Damascus bot lid
als boblt erfOl9reicb uno 'intereiiant er-
wieien. Die Maielidtsn baben aae
bauptiGdlihten Sebenswiiroiateiten in
guaenIdein 9enommen. Seute Nah.
mittaa bielt Saiier Wilbelm iiber Die
5000 Wiann itaris tiirtiIhe 6arniion
cine Gepue ab, pelhe NIT einem iiber.
aus malerlihen Shauipiele snoete, in.
benz Yeouinen auf Yieroen uno 3a.
meelen Die tolltiibnlteu Gbolutionen
ausfiibrten.
Seute 4beno muroe bem GaiIer su
Gbren elm srobes Suntett 9eaebeu. Die
Stabt mar 9ldnseno illuminirt uno Die
StraBen uno Offsntlihen Yldbe NIT
Shaaren entbuiialiiIder Msnihen an.
aeiiillt. Gaiier Wllbslm bat Dem Sui.
tan telearapbiih feline bobe yeirleoi=
auug iiber ben ilm 81 She'll 0ewDroe.
nen berslihen GmpfanS aus1eorildt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Sainuis.
6 bicaao, 8. Nob.

Die Semofratsn baben flint uuo
ipabribeinli9 feds Gongresnanner GEE
iuonnen uno bic nd6te Wertretnns I'M
Gon9reB miro 9leiAmdBig pertreten
iein. Sas 9eiammte repnblitanilte
Staatstifet 1T nit 10000 pluralitdt
ermdblt. Sn @oOt @ountp haben Die
Gepublitaner bas GOuntD uno Die Sez
mptraten Die Staot Chicago beberri6t.
Sn bsiosn 6daen 1T bic pluralitdt ie
5000 Stimmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
U ro ritannie n.
6 ono BON, 9. 9iop.

Dors BON 2onoon bat beute 9lbeno in
Sullo Sall itattsefunoen. Die 3abl Der
SI oemIelben erldienenen 8dlte betrua
ge9en $50. gtah ben iibll6en SoaIten
auf Die S0niein uno bic t0nia!ite ssa-
Mile brahte Iomiral Sir Wialam
Rsnnebp einen Srintiprud auf bic
Glotte aus, mdbreno Beneral 9oro
gDollelep einen Soait auf bic Nrmee
ausbrabte. Sn beioen SrinfIprii1en
puroe aeIast, oaB bic Mrmee iepobl
iple Die 6lOtte in einem polltommeuen
3ultanoe Der gereitidaft ieien, Inn es
nit ir9eno elmer Wadt. pel1e 8rob.
britannlens gerehte glniprii9s anfebte,
aufSunebmen. Sie &iirse Der 9eoen
Sei9te. oab ieoer Der Geoenoen einIab,
oab ale 8dte aui's SobFe seipannt
ndren, um ben 2oro Salisbury All
boren. Der 2orb puroe, als er fib
erbob. um ben Soait .Ssbrer Maiefdt
Utinllter" aus3ubringen. nit lanQan.
oauernoen SOdruIen besriibt. Ser
YremIer beaann nit Der grtldrung,
oaB cine Geibe bon grei9niGen i'm
auslanoe oem Miniiterium ieit einem
Sabre ihwere geiorgnilie erreat babe.
gr iplelte auf Die grmorbung Der Gai-
ierin BON Selterreib oil, INN erltens
benz allgemeinen Yebauern Nusoruf
su seben, iuelbes anldblib oes er.
wdhnten Verbrehens su Sage getrsten
lei uno 3tpeitens um ansuiiinoisen, baB
gnslano cine @inlaoung angsnpmmen
babe, on elmer GOnierens tbeiI3uneb.
men, bic anberaumt perben miiroe.
unl iiber WaBreaeln sur Musmersuns
oes 9lnarbismus su beihlieBen. &so.
ner fiiate iibrigens bin3u, oaB CT au
9leider 3eit iasen miilie, er babe feline
9roBe Soffnuug. oab 8eiesssbuua oieie
furhtbare, un9ebeuerlibe 8eiBel Der
glenfbbeit aus Der gSelt ibaffen tonne.
sSnoem 2oro Salisbury Iib oann Der
&riiis nit Jranfreib sutpanote, iaete
er: gBir baben aan3 fiirslib su ermd-
gen 9ebabt, Oh Die Srage zines euro.
pdiihen &rieses niht isbr nabe lei.
glber oas &eiultat lit 9liidlib aus9e.
fallen. Sanf oem rihtigen llrtbeil unb
Dem 9eiunoen Serlianoe. Die 6rantreib
unter llmltinoen bon aubergen6bnli.
der Sdwieristeit an ben Sag gele9t
bat. uno Die. CLAUDE ih. europa BON
einem iebr gefdbrliAen uno orObenoen
Sturme befreit baben. g8dbrsno Die
anselesenbeiten nod in Der Sdtuebe
paren, mar Die Eegieruns nutbpsnbi.
9erweiIe aeswungen, Goriihtsmabrs-
9eln 81 treffen. um nibt unporbereitet
iiberraiht Su iperben. Sieie Sorteb-
run9en lino prompt uno nirfiam ge.
meien, bod lit Die unnlittelbare Notb.
wenoi9teit osrielben Ooriiberaeaanaen
uno nidt mebr pOrhanoen. Gs bat su
beloen Seiten oes Canals eine gelui6e
ueberraihuna 9eberritt iiber bic Shat.
fade. oaB oieie yOrbersitunssn niat
plObli5 aufseb0rt babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Iinneinta.
g I. 9 III, 8. Sob.

Ct. y a Il |, 8. gt0b.'
lin 10 llbr beanipruden beioe Yar-
teien ben Grfolg obi9On bic Semotra.
ten ben Gepublitanern bic 2e9islatur
3u9eben. "a @ablbesirie auberhalb
ct. paul uno Wlinneapolis geben
Gnitis (&ep. 1908 uno 2ino (Suliom
6472. = Sn Minneapolis 1T Yropn
Com (Heb.) ermGblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
SDrien.
9aalbef. Sprien, II. Nob.

GaiIer Wilhelm piro beute WOr9en
nit Der &aiisrin natb Beirut abreiien.
no er lib nad Srieit einsuibliien ae-
osnit. g9abriheinlib miro CT bon
bort nit Der giienbabn ned Berlin ala
riifiebren. iiatt bic &iidreile CUR See
Su mobeu uno in 9aois einSulauien
uno mOsllaerpeiIe auh Waorio gu be.
iuAen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Sl0sSafuta.
Gipur Sails. s. go

SiOur sails, 8. Noo.
9bilipps (Gep.) bat bier 20 Maio=
ritdt, mas ein republitaniI9er 8ewinn
bon 40 lit. - Auinep, welbes 1896
republitaniib mar. 1T nit 800 plura-
litdt oemotratilh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
6ran d.
g aris. 9. 9fpn.

Yaris. 9. 9tob.
Die frans6iiiGen 3eitunsen i'm aa-
9emelnen billi9en oas Stillidwsigen
Der Seputirtentammer iiber bic Saibp-
hafra9e uno be9liifmiinihen Yrunot
iiber Die 3uriid3iebung Der beablittig-
ten Snterpellation Der &ssierung iiber
bic glnaelesenbeit.
.Siecle" iaste es beoauere. oab Der
Walor Mardanb niht oallelbe Sbrpei-
gen in Gairo beadtst babe.
Paris, 9. Sob.
9as vgdo be Saris" oer0ifentliht
bellte cine Sepeide aus Soulon, welcbe
Die Mllttbeilung entbdlt, oaB oas aanse
fransOliIbe Neutrality-suspicious. fertig
gum 9luslaufen lit.
Nomiral 6purnier. Der gefeblsbaber
oeslelben, ut naa paris beruien NOR
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Yenniblbania.

g bilabelpbia, s. Nop.
Gtone (&ep.) 1T nit GROCER Yluras
litdt gum 8ouOerneur eripdblt, Oalssa
nuroe i'm 20. Siltritt erlpdblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Sabraug 2S Snbuque Sow, ShniaL ben 15 NOumbr 1898

rift Sbafrotb Der Silberrepublitaner
uno i'm Sueiten SelI Der pppuliit ers
wa9lt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Die poIitiihe 3itia,tttens
iebumg 0es tdMiten
GongreTcs

tpiro infolae Der Wabl in Uerfl. @Ods
Die folgeuoe 8eltaltung annebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
De terrei6 : Il ngarn.
gSien. 10. Sob.

Sn @miinben, in Sber=Selterreitb,
1T Die 8roBberSOain Maria Gmmacu-
lata Slementine bon Sostana, gDittpe
oes 1892 peritOrbenen grSbersoss @arl
Salpator, uno Mutter oes beridollenen
grShersoas SObann Nepomut (Sobann
Srtb) im 9llter bon 54 Sabren seltpr.
ben. S6re lebten gBprte ipareu. lie
lterbe germ. oa lie nun erfabren meroe.
oh ihr SObn sSobann nod lebs oosr i'm
SenIeits lia beiinoe.
IS miro aemeloet, baB Gaiisr Sran,
Soieph Die gSieosrwabl bes oeutiden
yilrgsrmeiiiers 8raf bon @raa Stsiers
mart, beltdtist bat.
gDien. IL. gtop.
Gin Suea 3lpiibsn ben 4baeoroneten
gSolif bon Der oeutIhen Yoltspartsi
uno @niswoss. einem pOlsn. bilbet
beute bier bas Sa9esseiprdh. Sie
llrIabe oes 3weitampfss paren bic Ys=
mertunssn g8olf's in Der Sisnstaes-
Sibuna bes GeiAsratbes. oaB Die polen
elu Shlparm bon Shmarobern ieien.
Die Der Olterrei6ilden NatiOn oas Sers-
blut ausiausten.
Sleie gSorte bra6ten Die polniiden
glb9eOroneten in Sarniib. sic erbos
ben lid wie ein Mauu uno Itiirsten auf
gDolIi log. 9ebterer mar lbnel bon
elmer glnsabl Ib9eoroneten ieiuer par-
tel um9eben uno es erfolgte eiu 3u-
iammenltoB swiibsn ben 8ertrstern Der
bsiosn Yortelen. bel pslbem WOlfi per-
ihieoene Yiiife abbetam.
glls iid Der Sturm aeleat bate. er-
iIdrte @niewOss im Namen Der poll
niibsn Yartei, bah elm @ahenbube pis
93olii iie nibt bsleioi9sn tonne, uno
oaB sr ibn einfqb nit 9erabtuns itrafe.
SisrauI iorosrte g8olIf. elm alter
Gorpsltuoent. ben 8nieluOsS auf Sdbel
bis sur 9lbfubr.
Seute Iano oas SueG fatt. Ser
9lb0eoronste golIi 1T tlein pun Sta.
tur. leidt 9ebaut uno bintt aui einem
Ysins. 6nisupsl 1T 9roB uno fart
uno mar friiber Sifi3ier.
glls oas Gommanoo ,2os!" 9saebsn
mar. bran9en bic Suellanten wiitbsno
auf chamber ein. Sieb iol9te aui
Sieb. aber ieiner iaB. GiniewosS Idlu9
blinolinas oaraui los. gpOlIf aber ltano
wie cine Ntaner. Ole Siebe oes 8eaners
parirsuo uno ieine ei9enen nit tiibler
Yerrdnuna ihlaNeno. Sn Der iehltsn
Minute fam Die gntiheiouna. 3pei
Sisbe bon gBOlii iaben. Giner trai
cen @e9ner am &OpIe uno aing ourt
bis ouI ben Gnoden. Der anoere tral
! ben rsatsn glrm. cine iurHtbare Wunos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
WaKa9uietts.
y o Il o n. 8. Nop.

25 Stdote unb Sowns auBerbalb
Bottom geben Sruce (Sem.) 1850,
WOlcOtt (&ep.) 4416. gDoleott 1T nit
Derrin9erter Mebrbeit geUdblt. Die
3epublitaner Ddblen 8 Gon9reBmdn=
ner aus 10, wel1e iopsit bsri9tet
puroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
Gunneeticut.


litdt bemotrati9.
Connecticut.
gtew Saben, s. Nob.
Sie &epublitaner erpdblen ibr ean-
sss Sidet nit Mebrbsit bon Is. 900 bis
$4,000 Stimmen. $50 Sowus eeben
9ounsberrp (Gep.) 49,570 WlOrsan
(Sem.) 35,7
- glortb Carolina.
@ilminstOn, 8. gop.
Gs ineint i'm Staate Elm GROCER Sieg
Der 9emOtraten bsbOr3uitebsn.
yleiu Seriep.
Serfep @itp, 8. Wob.
Die Hepublifaner lie9en nit etlpa
5000 pluralitdt uno erwdblen cine
Mebrheit Der Se9islatur. Sic beans
iprrAen ben SenatsiiB fur syObann
Sean.
5larioa.
SadonDille. s. Nob.
Sas san3e oemortratiihe Sidst 1T
erwdblt.
WiKnnri.
ct. 2ouis. 9. Nop.
Go6ran (Sem.) lit i'm pierten Siit-
rift erlpdblt. Sm fiiniten Siitritt bat
9Owbero (Sem.) aelie9t.
Colorado.
SenDer, 8. Nop.
Sir ben GOnsrsb 1T inl srfsn Dit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-15
selegrapbiide 9epeideu.
SmIamc.
Scr 8aNcnfampi TT blmtigfter
Ssorut.
8 @eser nieocrsriG uiien.

Wilminston. g. g..
9. Ipbember.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Some people in the world persist in clngirg 20
old methods There are men who still forked
stick IN place OF a modern pillow. There also me-
who. VIXEN they troubled with Il dsordered ston,
ach or liver resort TO the old fashioned voen, RENE
dies that rack and rerd the whole body, and while
they give temporary relief, in the long do TIE
entire system a great amount Of harm.
Modern science has discovered remedies infinitely
superior 10 these old fashioned drugs that do their
work by promoting the natural processes OF excretion
aud secretion aud gently correcting all circuiatory
disturbances. When man feels generally out OF
sorts when he loses sleep AT night when he gets up
headdchey and with bad taste N his mouth in the
morning. when he feels dull and lothaIgic all day
when his appetite is poor and his food dstresses him
when work comes hard aud recreation is an imposs
bility, that rian, though he may not believe it is a
pretty sick man. He Is OF the road 10 consumption
nervous p.osiiation, malaria some serious blood
hsrase. In eases Of this description a man should
fesort Al once TO Dr Perccs Golden Medical Discov
cry II - the best medicine for a weak stomach i'm
paired digestion aud disordered liver IL Is the great
blood-makcr and purifier flesh builder aud nerve
tome II cures - per cent Of all cases OF Consump
uon bronchitis. lingering coughs and kindred all
ments. Thousands have testified to il. marvellous
merits. Medicine dealers sell it
Df Fiefce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03

Earlier IN the day Edward ). Stokes went ous
driving a fast road mare. Miss Adelaide Doremus
appeared with the beautiful team YELLOWSTONE and
Chester. and {. poremus came behind Win nS
fast trOttng bay mare. Miss Muurlins held tnss
ribbons a pair OF gray stcppers. and HOWARD
Brown and W stanton flew by with q fast bay
mare. w. 4. McGioDOn WAS out with his chestn.s
geding Aristocrat. and he had brushes With c. H.
Pierce and William Durland r. a. Wilbur was
also with HIS great gocr ,he bay geldins fe.
Shot. and the Borden boys drove handsome hlsh
steppers. .. ;. Bailey. with MS record tes,".
Frank and Billy, appeared to be racing with u.
wind ana j T.. Dickson occasionally let out rec,
in the lines H. held over his bay trotter. which as
a record OF 2:2o behind road wagon. James -
Brady drove pair OF fast steppers ard James, W
Prluele rode behind his bay trottcrs. record 80
DoraE r Baker with = big and green bay h,,'
took the wind out 81 the sails Of many an amo.
tous driver. AMI Joseph ~. Bennet's las; enc va
not 20 be held cheaply hy anybody. pr. Gagnets
spike team attracted much attention. and among Ine
others with fast animals were Albert l. lnotpyS
win his pacer Claybourna record eli. william u
Smith. behind team OF fast PAGERS. NJ. q. hAwA'
and Alexander Newberger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
. PLACE FOR COUNSELLOR" NOLAN.

Thomas Nolan. commonly known as oourSeno,
Nolan. was appointed and sworn into ONCE yeste'
day as an Assistant Corporation counsel ne ma
been called tho unconscious wit OF the Ne"-ior
ha- He Is an Irishman by birth, with thicK
brogue. ana he is nearly seven feet high Nhoh
he speaks he assumes pompous attitude "he"
he is most in earnest In speech he provokes lie
greatest laughter. He seldom speaks without mar
Ing bunders I'm al! seriousness when move MS
hearers 10 laughter --,,..... .,,o
was appointed an Assistant Cooperation Coun ,
lie was one Of Henry II. PurrOys Ieutenahts LOT
merlv but refused 10 follow Mr. Purroy out OF
Tammany Hall 80 ~-.. p-.,.,.,.
was appointed an assistant in the Bureau OF Elec-
levi Fox, Of No 1868 Lexington ave. has been
appointed a clerk in the Office OF the city Cham-
berlain a slcc a year; and Henry r. AcKer'
clerk has been removed. .
Edward a. schooticl has resigned AS an inspector
OF bui dings In Brooklyn. 49, - ,
John Vaughan Of No. 5li Pear list. has taken
the pace o. John Martin as attendant AT inc sec
oud District Municipal CURT. All the other en-
p.oycs have been retained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
RHODE ISLAND A SUFFERER.
NOTHING LIKE THE STORM SEEN SINCE TIE
BLIZZARD OF isSs

Providence T.. I. Feb. THE greater part OF the
state IS still storm bound. with practically no wire
communication With any place outside OF this city
Yesterday the city was OF from the rest OF
civilization trains all the roads being stalled
and the streets Of the city and suburbs hied with
snow and broken poles and wires. The only wires
now working are two communicative with ran
River Newport and New Bedford. There was no
means Of travel from one part OF the city 10 an
other except that furnished by slcghs The troll
ley system was parayZcd with the worst tc-up IN
It's history Even the country districts were cut
off. and the business % the city w1~ 80 Z: stand
sill In hundreds OF cases. the employee were un-
ablo Yesterday 10 reach their places OF business.
Whore electric power was rmploycd resumption OF
worl. out Of -" question
In many respects the storm exceeded in intensity
an! IN the damage resulting from is effects N"
memorable blizzard OF March. 1855. With no other
combination OF elements 81 his decade can II be
compared In MI parts OF tn" city yesterday were
men ana women from near5y towns and cities who
were unable TO reacl their homes.
The practical collapse of The trolley system when
the storm was raging AZ midnight and later left
scores 10 seek shelter in the hotels.
In the storm two-s;ory wooden building occu-
pied by Conley Thornton as a Wholesale liquor
store and adjoining building occupied by Achillc
Begin 4 harness factory az Phoenix were burned.
The loss is So 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
THE GIGANTIC WIRE ENTERPRISE.
INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE GREAT DEAL HAS
BEEN SUCCESSFUL LILY CONCLUDED
PRICES RISING RAPIDLY.

Cleveland. Ohio. Feb 2-"The Leader" says: The
American Steel and Wire Company-in other words
the consolidation OF the entire American wire in
dus.ry-seems 10 be an accomplished fact. One Of
the stronges; indications support of the conclu-
sion is n sudden ana marked stifenng in the price
OF wire and nails. which has generally this
week The price was put up on Monday over 81 a
ton eyond what {; previous 10 the recent
temporary drop, and a. much 50. 81 or s.
over some prices FOR wire which were reported a.
having beer made last week. Now the price an
nOuncci IL 81 30 for wire and 81 % for nails and
Other advance OF five cents hundred pounds is 10
b. made in Mar n.
whether ii be really true or not that all fornali-
tics fl the formation OF the American steel aud
Wire Company have been completed that consum-
nation is certainly so near at hand that the end
has practically come. and the biggest undertaking
that the iron industry OF the world has ever wit
messed may be said TO be successfully completed.
This huge concern. with capitalize ion OF So co.
D, all representing property, owns all the estab-
Nshments in the country with which wire roi mills
are connected. Ii IS no mere agreement. pool Or
trust. but absolute absorption OF the property
OF the concerns consolidated ana tho former
owners who now hold stock cannot dissolve the
combination by any Withdrawal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
CLEARING THE CITY STREETS
THE MAIN THoRoUGTrFAREs FREY PROM Snow

THE MAIN THORorGHfARES FREY FkpM sN'"
THREE THOUSAND MEN At WORK
The work Of clearing the snow from the cry
streets in Manhattan WAS pushed forward WIN ~
the force obtain able by the Street Cleaning De
par,ment yesterday. but the results were ~ y.
means remarkable. Yesterday morning Inspector
Studham. who Is I'm charge % the snow reinoV''.
said: up to 6 a. m. to-day &.oSS cubic yards o.
snow had been removed This compares ia'orsoN
with n corresponding period OF work on the 'sD
inch snowfall OF January. iAi. bang only ps'
thousand yards less. To-day il our third day 0.
work. and the Cleaning OF the regular schedule o.
rs miles OF streets will probably take three JAP
longer"
Three thousand men ana three thousand cars
were said to DO at work yesterday removing INC
snow. Last night the officials al the Street clean
Ing Department office said that between a. III
and p IN. 5i.s27 cubic yards % snow had Mes.
removed. making total Of 1872 iA cubic F"s'
cleared away altogether ,.
The work schedules above Fifty-nnth.st we se
sad to De then prae'cay mns9e9 Msss 81 wers
last night. Below Fltty-ninth-st. one disine, =
expected 20 finish to-day. the remaining NE nv
ably completing their work ~ p. m. on !luSr
These streets were said 10 be clear az y. -, ~
yesterday by The Department: NSary "a. .a'' q
district south Of tho Brooklyn Bridge eds.
Broadway; half OF the streets west OF Bioaa"s a.
and south of canal-st; the swamp and mos ~ :.
e r. 'S't tbe Battery t to seconasL
Fourth, Fif,h. sixth. Eighth aud MIN aI Fifty
.tyal.
ninth-st.. and Madison.ave above. one ,n sts
and-tweniy NTH and One-hundTed-aRd TENN, ',Ss
and Eighth-ave.. I'm Harlem; about ha.. , -, tho
streets In tho tenemcnt-house DISTRICT 'ast ,n,n.l
Bowery and north u HOuston.sL, the gr.n,n,ffs-
crosstown streets including Fourteenth, 4ws".Ss
third Thrty-fourth and Forty second sts', -. ~.
PARTS MOI cleaned by the street railways. anu w
boulevard from Fifty-eighth-st TO one-hu"'''
In the thres downtown districts, Whlch in Ses
the territory south OF Slxth-st east o, Arts
and below twenty -secondst west q II. L xs,,s.vs
and about rho snue number OF shoveller- tNouisns
OF foremen were actively engaged late ias, "1sA"
aisaa sESsts bsins pronIss1 tasss 5o< As'N~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSF.

THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS INVITED TO MEET
PRESIDENT AND sRs. DOLE.
Washington. Feb. 1.-The second card reception
81 the season was held az Tho White House this
evening. TWO thousand guests were IN attendance.
The members Of the Diplomatic Corps were re-
ceiyed first being especially invited 20 meet Presi-
dent and Mrs. Dole. who were placed tetween Mrs
u ki1ley and Mrs Hobart ~ Tie receiving line.
The cabinet was represented I'm the receiving party
by the wives Of the Secretaries except Miss WI
son. Who took her fathers place. aud Ms Bliss
who was absent. Mr. Grggs wife Of the new
Attorne y-Generai. occupied the position nlled by
MLs. Mchrund at the last reception.
Inc decorations Were more beautiful than usual
consisting 81 roses and dLaleas IN the Blue Parlo.
ahd azal"as and Annunciltion lilies a. the East
room, inc hQwefl3s plants being backed by ia. ms
splIh& ,and FOLIAGE plants The Marine Band sta
uon't III thr ntcrVatory, and the Sixth Cavalry
Band. IN ihr corridor furnished he music An
ne diplomatic reception the other guests followed
hch thc !r .ptlon Was over supper was served for
the receiving party and "A few especially invlt.d
guests In tho upper corridor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
MEN RESCUED FROM DRIFTING scows.

The Harhor Inspectors steamboat Nimrod Cap
tain J. T. Grace. landed At Quarantine station yes
tcrday morning two men belonging 10 two mud
scovs which broke adr!ft from the tug De NeauX
powell of the mud buoy Il o'clock Tuesday
night The Powell was returning from the dump
ing ground about midnight with three empty scows
in tow. and had reached the Coney Island buoy,
when her captain found that TWO scows had broken
their hawsers and drifted away. The Harhor IN
snectors' tux Nlmrod which happened to be near,
fe1 i'm with the drifting scows about a m. or the
sandy Hook nEh,ship. and with much diHcuity
took the men off and brought them 10 Staten Isl
and The scows were later towed up TO the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
THE MAILS BADLY DELAYED.

Many OF the mails from northern and eastern
noints were delayed for several hours yesterday.
Tho New-York Central mail train from Montreal
and Troy due n $40 a.. m. several hours be-
hind time as was the Boston short run train.
which carries the mails from small towns the
line. The RAILS arriving over the Pennsylvania
Railroad arrived nearly on time, bat mails from
points east Of Boston including those due on Tues
DAY. had been received mp late hour Yesterday,
and some OF the mails from Chicago and the West
ar. also DELAYED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
NOT A MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION

The AQueduct Commission advised yesterday
by the Corporation Counsel that the president OF
the Board of Pubic improvements could not be
considered an eX-oi'icio member Of the Commits
sion. and tina; when the charter did away with the
Office OF COMMISSIONS. % Public Works, IL made
less ex-officio member. Al the same time tho
Corporation Counsel advised the Commission to
seek the advice OF the Commissioner OF Water
Supply IN most matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
STORM wARNINGs on TIE ATLANTIC.

Washington Feb. 2 (SpeclaD.-The Naval Hydro
graphic once has issued the following d.scJuraS-
Ing forecast for the North Atlantic ocean during
the current month: stormy weather north Of tho
10th parallel and along the American coast n rth
OF Hatteris. Strong westerly ana northwcsterly
gales along the transatlantic steamship routes.
with occas '0nal peri as Of strong winds and fresh
gales from the northeast Occasional northrrs I'm
the Gulf Of Mexico. Fog AZ intervals on the Grand
Banks and near :he New England coast. but not IN
extended areas. icebcrgs and ned pee of New
foundland and on the eastern edge Of the Grand
Ranks"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-03
ICE HARVEST IN FULL SWING.
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND MEN AND BOYS AT
WORK on THE HUDSON CROP.

Kingston, y. y. Feb. Ice operators In this
vicinity are working like Drawers harvesting ice.
Every seems TO fear . sudden change in the
which might cause q tltW. On tnr HUI
ron. and many ponds and creeks near this city.
men are wOrl;ing, Scrapns ana cutting Tee To-
morrow morning the Knickorho,ker Ice Company
VIII begin tho work OF hliins lis icohouses along
the hudson. Fully twenty-five thousand men and
boys are employed on the Hudson River during Tee
harvesting. and Of thee fully onc-quartcr come
from this city and vicinity Travel IN the country
is .rnpcded by reason OF the heavy snow. but to
day the wea her gives promise OF clearing