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New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

The Globe Fire Insurance Company has declared 2
semi-annual dividend of per cent payable on de-
mand.
The Mechanics and Traders Fire Insurance Com
pany has declared a semi-annual dividend of 10 per
cent, payable on demand.
The Controller Of the City of New York an
nounces in another column that the interest on The
bonds and stocks Of the City of New York due Feb
ruary l. 1873 will be paid on that day by the Cham
berlain of the city at his Office in the New Court
house The transfer books closed the 9Th instant
and will reopen February 1.
The Houston and Texas Railroad is now approach
ing completion and its managers expect to open the
entire line for business on the first of February.
This DONE freight and passengers be taken from
New-York to Galveston by rail, without breaking
bulk The business on the line Of the road in ITS
unfinished condition has shown a steady increase
and, when finished must necessarily improve. The
road has a large land grant which is considered Of
great value. The road has been constructed under
the auspices of q company Of New-York capitalists
under the supervision OF Mr.. VIM. e. Dodge the
well-known merchant Messrs. John j. Cisco q
Son. financial agents, in offering the remainder of
the loan TO investors recommend them rs a safe and
profitable investment.
The Philadelphia stock market ia steady. Pennsyl-
vania Skies 1Osl; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad %
Reading Railroad. 81; Pennsylvania Railroad. 56s
Gold 112.
An apprehended reduction in the Bank of England
rate tomorrow is discounted in the operations in
the open market to-day. The rate Of discount for
three months bills in the open market is per cent
below the Bank of England rate. rumor that the
property restored to the Erie Railway Company by
Jay Gould has not been paid for attens the market
for Erie shares, which closed at 50s.
The 2ith semi-annual dividend lof per cent Oh
the capital stock has been declared by the Germana
Fire Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
We annex the closing rates of foreign exchange

The money market has been active and stringe Mt
to-day with call loans ranging during the forenoon
at seven per cent in coin to thirty-second and in
terest, an occasional transaction being done at a
sixteenth In the afternoon rates fell TO coin clos
ing business being done al I to sixty-fourth. The
action of the Treasury in buying no bonds to-day,
will if the regular sale of million gold is made to-
morrow, be unfavorable to a low ruling of rates.
Commercial paper is as last quoted The Offering of
bonds to the Treasury amounted to only 81 500 at
l11.74 to 1880 Of these S20,l00 were accepted at
the lowest price, 111.74. These small offerings and
the scarcity of bonds the street, in view Of the
sharp demand from home and foreign buyers further
stimulated prices to-day and all the issues brought
higher prices. Skies of 1881 moved up above 116,
SxtyseYens rising to 49, The market closed strong,
fully retaining the advance. Fisk * Hatch report
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
"WEDNESDAY, Jan. S-P. NJ

WEDNESDAY, Jan. S-P. M.
Central and Hudson shook off its lethargy, to-day,
and rose rapidly from 101. to 1924 recedng after
ward to iO1s and closing at ocloclNin the after
noon at 1O2 Of course there coud not be unusual
an effect without an adequate cause, and the quid-
have been doing their best TO get at the facts
Some attribute the rise to the alleged fact that
Horace F. Clark is short of the stock while Others
claim to foresee the early declaration Of large div
dend. II is certain that those who ought to be as
well informed as any. saving the Com
modae himself, have been the largest
buyers of the shares. Lake Shore
was entirely unaffected by the rise in Central and
Hudson. and continued the even tenor Of its way,
scarcely varying an eighth from the opening price
of the morning, and closing finally at 96l Ohio and
Mississippi gave token of q disposition to recede
toward noon the variations being just sufficient to
enable the regular manipulators of the stock TO
make very few of the small turns that seem TO
constitute the be all and end all" of their exist
ence The shares sold during the day at a trife
lower than the lowest price recorded
in many days. aud finally closed At
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING-OFFICE OF FISK & HATCH.


No. Nassau-st., New York Jan. Q. 1873
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO, the CENTRAL and
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, all of which have been ne
gotiated by u.s. believe to be among the best and
most desirable Investment Securities in the market
which in time must become very scarce; especially
as the Government will probably, during the year
pay off, in gold, another large lot Of FIVE TwENTEs
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
The CHESAPEAKE and OHIO SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS the total amount Of which is only $4,000 000
are secured upon a property worth $35, 900 TO
S4OOO0OO0 and fully equal in intrinsic value to
the Central Pacific Bonds They are issued in de-
nominations of $780, $780, and 900 coupon or regis
tered and at their present market price, So and ac
crued interest, very desirable
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description or CON-
mendation. Their total amount is $25, SIS 600; they
have for long time ranged in market price near
above par.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to 81 $4,000. This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest assumed
by them. Their market price to-day is 81. to Q2,.
As they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange, we expect to see them rapidly rise TO tho
price Of CENTRAL PAcIFIcs, being substantially the
same in character and value.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, ON which we allow interest, make
collections and conduct general banking business
in all its branches. FISK & HATCH.
HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wall-st. New
York. offer the facilities to Depositors as In
corporated Banks and allow Interest OH daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock. Bonds, &C.
&c. for Investors.
CHICAGO, DANvnIE AND vNcESNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER OKST GOLD BoSDs.-
The road earning dividend Oh 10 stock beside in
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON jan S mCOnsos 0pesed at es2i for asd
t Tor the sooount American securities and steady United
states verweny bcsds Ass Old W! lsS7s 9l Fore
s9l New hvcs, GOT. Ene Railway shares 5lA
FRASksqKr jan aUnited States rxeniy boads l
issue Of leti.
LIVERPOOL Jan e-ll opened Mddiag
Uplands, ibidlesdi Mlddhnx 0ne.ns lotd
lvEkrooL yh al mCo,ton dull and eser htdhng Up
lands lO Mdlng Orleans iOi 6od Of shipped
steamer om savsnnsh ssoa November aud December Al
10 i-l6d
LosDoE, Jan sl9 n-Coa.ol for neasf. sidsi for tAs
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

o,, s,, Asess sseurits ~ toisc Uats as
bonds 1865 o soi is7 sol TeoFsss, ~ Bss
LTyeRPoor Jan. s-i:,o mBrcad"uas quiss Lard Ho1
T,vv,poot ian s-4u Con closed hesy Mndins Uplssss
tnd YJns Orleans l0i @0d tho sss Of the day lt5
ba 200 for export aud speeuauon OF MO SAVES do
bales American. 49, .r
,s sceonu Triva States NveTwesty bosds-Nsw Fyss 80
PAK Jan. 8--seutes, so. &c
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North RsrSr Yssses RalroadG
jan 81 pkrA Ashe pigs 80 bs Copper lsss bs
Gotten 500 bbls Flour % 900 bush Wheat bush Com 90 So
bush Oats $40 bash Malt 900 bush Barley 800 bash Peas
bags Seed . ee Hemp s bale, Hops leo bb. Beans - Ss
ss sides Leather bbla OIL 20 pigs OIL slou lis pIr, Beef
2ie ptg Pork 2 pigs Cut Meats Lard cal piss But
ter sk7 Pf Cheese 100 pigs sexn los ptsa Grease Is pk
Rice bags PeAnuts 800 pi Starch. Sa pi Tea 20 hhds 10
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

In railroad bonds the transactions were mod
erately large, aud the dealings commanded greater
attention. A considerable portion OF the January
disbursements is finding its way in this channel ior
employment The following were the bids the safes
being given in the printed Stock Exchange lists
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
as follows at 4 p. m:

State bonds have been firm and higher in Tennes-
sees, which advanced to SOL. South Carolinas new.
January and July, sold at 21l The remainder of the
list was neglected. The following were the bids.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

The Daily Bulletin has published some carefully
prepared tables showing the condition of the New
York City banks each week in 1872, compared with
the same weeks in 1871, from which we gather some
interesting facts In 1872 the highest amount Of
loans was $3.50 $780, 500 for the week ending Aug TO-
from which they declined to S26S 800 during the
week ending Oct. Il. In 1871, the loans attained
their highest amount on Sept. u, when they stood
at 1912 SOO OF Sl3sl 800 above the highest point
in 1872; and during the six succeeding weeks they
declined S3l 2O9 100 being on Oct 26, S2Sl l,45S'O.
The following shows the changes in the reserves
during the time named above in each year.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Coleman BenedIcts closing quotations at p, IN

Despite the favorable adyices from London and
the Continent and the further rise in U. s. bonds
gold was strong and the price moved up from Ill.
at the opening to 112., the prepondeTance of the
days transactions being at 112Qu2!. The cause of
this somewhat sudden rise may be attributed to tho
strength of Foreign Exchange sixty day bills being
quoted at 109! and sight 11O2011Oi, close on to
the specie shipping point There is, however,
marked absence of any speculative interest in the
market though there is a reasonable expectation
that specie viii 60 out speedily; S235 was shipped
to-day. On gold loans the rates were 5, f. 8, and
2per cent per annum for carrying over balances.
The Sub-Treasury paid out $1,000 in called 5-9Os
and S745oOO in coin interest on the public debt The
TTeaury viii sell a million gold tomorrow. The
days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared, $50, 1900; gold balances
81, ,7SO13O; currency balances S2,u9,Sl7. The fol-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
Ncm i)ublirntlons.
UNHE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR
i JANUARl, 1875

II JANNABl, 1915
An, CONTENTS.
l. TIE RIsR OF NAPOLBONIsM. Charles Kendall Adams
IL HENRY FLOOD AND THE CONDITION oF IRELAND
PROM SWIFT TO OOONHHLl- George s. Paihp%
I'LL CAPITAL AND LABOR. lsaac Butt.
IygCAUsEs OF THE COMMUNE A. :. Hill
v RJoRNsTJERNR BJORNSoN as A DI,ANATIST Hja'msr
Ijorth B0gestH.
vi THE RATIONALE or THE OPPOSITION TO CAPITAL
PUNISHMENT. Y. NsdsL
VII MIXED POPULATIONS OF NORTH CAROLINA. " s. Shso'
Will CRITICAL NOTICEs-Stcsney's Autobiography OF Amos
Kepdau-Whiueys Oriental and Linguistic Studies-Revees
Keel and Sadde-Larlon's Life Of Abraham Lncoin-onbs
Art Bucstion-Eauske's Household Tasie-Johnsons Oren
I'll Ri -ions--Eyans's Ascent stone Implements &c
Po sale bv booksellers 20 Single N1mber; SO year 90 10
issued hv the Publishers
JAMES H. OsGOOD Co., Boston.
uI'TTON Co.. 1l3 Broedwtg NeN-Nork. Special Agents Tor
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
q ETTN = ~ - 7
800 Ohio l. Miss.
~ s''ssft''
% OHM & Mics.
SECOND BOARD.

10000 : 6 Reg ls8i....1l5 0CpU s 5t Coa ST.. b. ella
25 900 I. .ll6t 1000 O'Clock 4E
O'Clock ll6 10 00J s. s., Cou l83l...ll28
loo L. s. $40 Cou 2e00 u s. 5 COu 6S2 oclHs
lOOO US $40 Cou 65..... 1000.
.l4i 900 u s. s., 1910 Cou...ll0l
1900 T. s. $50 Con. .13l O'Clock lit
1000 o. s $50 Reg G7...i 10 900 L. CulfeneyM ~ ocl3t
1900 U. S, lO0 Reg. 24 O.clOs z0OtO
SALES FROM l2t O'CLOCK To / f. ".
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
6eafhers.
paneinq 1raoemies.

A DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING,
~. Al No. Gl2 FIFFlEAVB.
ces week MONDAYS aud IhuraJe, Tuesdays ana
Frdavs Wcincsis, = nd SaturiaYs
on Saturday and FRIDAY evening horay an1
iav evenings gentlemen. For &c. or ccnlar
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGB-FIEsT CALL,
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
sails OF b0Ha@
u s. 500 Rec S68....lf 1890 T. s. 80 Coz tan .ll
40J0 L. 6s 1891 CJu....ll5s
5000. IS 1000 S so Cow !S6.lh
6.OOO L. = $40 Con. '6S.......it4tl
a
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

1t is also shown by these tables that the surplus
reserve, that is tho amount above the % per cent
required by law to be kept on hand, averaged much
less during 1872 than in 1871. Last year the largest
surplus reached S14l4z425, on July 27; in 1871
tho highest amounts were Sl9l02637, on July o.
and $l99sO, ,247, on Feb. II. Taking the whole year
for comparison we find that the average surplus for
the SO weeks of 1872 was SG0iO,OOO, and for 1871,
S1204OOOO so that the surplus last year ranged at
just half the amount Of that of 1871 The average
amount of egaltenders and of specie held each year
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
THE MARKETS.

iNA'''D"' ''V " WKpsEsDAY. Jan. ., t87a
AsHESThe receipts today pkgA Pots are aDS' 0 m
So 81 Peiris are dali ard uOIninal. -, -. H..
COITOHTherv been fair dmard FOR COTTON on 17 PN Wv
hesVy, though lower We quote as oSsi r.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
ID H. r. STANDS FOR PLAIN HOME
nnSr TENNESSEE.-THk KNOXXlLLE

EAST TENNESSEE.-THE KNOXVILLE
r. WEEKLY CHRONICLE ior 1879 will contain IN every number
rsrcn prepared articles the Climate Soil Products Minerals
tt ot m natural nsuad advantages OF East Tennessee which
6 The Switzerland OF the South" These articles are prepared
,pre 20 dseuaie information Of persons looking
Answers 90 Correspondents VII be carefully prepared
and and
ob
information Publishes RULE KICKS Knoxville Tenn
IIN'NDALLs LECTURES ON LIGHT, with
IN m, Illustrations VhE TRiBCNES reports Prof. TyndsIs
series o. -tues published n fan sheet q four pags ne r.
carefully revised and the ony
cess bic o9ete pucston Of Prof Tyndaus TEXTURES IN America
ufe cp cents by mail dealers supplied al the
gl,i Address TRIBUNE.
doom m STRUCTURE. Hstula Piles Impo-
lDtre he Gsneratve Oran by HENRY DANIELS
NJ d., l4i laxhgtol-stt haiiei ior 25 cents
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

terest on its bonds But small amount remaining
Apply personally or by letter to
w. b. SHATTUCK a. Co., ~ Nassau-st.
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ln5trufilou.

A SCHOOL and HOME for young BOYS.-E
~ tlNus. A. M.. Principal. Hampstead L. l.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
fTTE : Observation-Disclosures opens tue new

FEHE CONGREGA IIONALlSI opens the new
wear vitn aeles OF eminent wtars A the
reunry Rev ". H. H. Murray furnishes the hi
Of twelve articles 10 tied Free Pulpit Pulpit
q PoEr Sabbath school column Dr. Told has comments every
thousands viii regard these alone a.
worth the cost psper Nr j. d. Chaplin who interests ske al
cl.ses Of readers will furnish popular sketches every month
velve o. the distinguished clergy
men m Eneand and d. BnneY, viii be
rVp next eet Rev james furnishes letters from abroad
SBre in two weeks Agricultural column edited by
James e. HYDE Besides usga Ceus Department we publish
ts ve3 one IN type for e youngest
Or letter week thoncb ov column long Is read
With great Ike familiar talk about eyeD
a. te clp.a you vh goue II The Esst 10
Ecw ork u Interior West take r fB CONGREGATION
AST 10th eculr and ri and the lit
frr page of THF COEGEEfATONALISt ful and
pl-,c sin 20 make The
valuable Of religious journals Tor the
fv subscriber beautiful chrome snd frrne worth
s. least specimen number Forty columns Of reading
wek Price cefgrnen Of denomina
bon without Cbrrtao o - W GREEN Co, lS&rnhi Boston
ID II. T. STANDS FOR PLAIN HOME
TALK and IL plain ak about he body and It's physical snd
secia needs FOOTE suthor Of Medical Common SENSE
Who eltrrtns everybody WITH hrs an'
hr bis skin authof In its thousand pages
questions physician about
rpd its book for private and consider
fesu S3 2S postage prepaid eyerYwhere Con
tbe ms si -e Agents wanted beautiful ongDa chrono
ori Phrsc tie Dogs" worth SO With the boob
NJ without the chrome Address
MURRAY NIL PUBLISHING COMFAhl,
No ~ TWenty-eighthst, heW-lork.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
lowing were the quotations.

The days business at the Sub-Treasury compre-
hended:
Gold receipts 9S8836 ~ Currency pam1s. S6si05 OIL
payments.... 16 8 60 Currency Daace. p 336lJ 50
told bElance...... d4oJttO 70 Oustons luD "
CurIencT 5s04s0 al
Isr.ee eTgo14 6ca To sifrp4o
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

The quotations are based Cotton IN store, run ming
ore than half grade above or below the grade quoted
aAIEa EnR panaRNT nELIYKkY.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

4 Oi4l4EArlAlE T. ana OOMhi4hNiAL lNNl l.
" TUTE Ncg-syeu, CounPrepaory College Business
WM H. RUSSELL. Principal
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

CHICAGO, DASvIILE AND vNcEsNEs RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER OEST GOLD BoSDs-
The road earning dividend Oh to stock beside in
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

1900 Bur Cedar II
q MINI lst.... {
100 baL Brm a
Miss, lst....... {
5000 Louis K Nash
con 93.......... 6
100 American Coal :
2D Merchauts' B'k.ll
90 C.F.& 81. 1T ,
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
financial.

OYHcE METROPOLITAN GAS LIGBT Co.,
BROADWAY. COR FoRTYsEcoNDsr, NBw-YoRK, Dee D. 1872
TVNHE annual meeting of the stockholders or
Metropolitan Gas Light Co. for the election VI Doors to-
ssye ensuing will be be the Companys ooe eosr
OF Broadway and Rorty-secoudst, MONDAY. Jan = ns
to transfer Of the Comgeny
BvESfNG Of SATURDAY, 1872 and
opened TUESDAY MORNING. Jan a. ls13 -.-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

L'EMALE INSTITUTE, WHITE PLAINS,
Il Y s,op,us September 18TH Mrs. K B. SEAILES, Principal
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11

SSas 0SpOmine xbaI, bic Oberen
0eiudffer beS SuSauehauna unb
bic Sactatpanna &oblenreeicn, Gins
fdIieeenO Anii6bten unb Scsnerien
BON NtOrbs p enufDID anien.
pbOtpsrupbif& iGIuIrirt BON @m. 3.
Sdurh.
QBirb perSHrntliht In mpuatli6en 9iefsrun-
gen. ires eisfsruns enttaltsnb atptt erpBe pbU'
tograpbiihe NnIiHten Spn benz @ypmtng Sbal,
Der Ubsrru @spGfr bfs Susauebanna ptsr
aus Der 9adawanna 8pbIfnre9i0n.
I'm ba5 @trf anSitbtne fir ben pdrlpr unb
bic Sitlictbd iu rna6eu, pirb Der gtrlsatr
tpsber Wibe nod 8CIftn lpaIen, I'M cine an
stntbms ausfattuns unb auserpGble Nnfh-
ten 3u lisfsrn, brslsitst ben biifcriibtn unb b..
r9rapbiI6en Nofijsn prn pl6sen, WGnuern
unb GreisniHsu IN 8erbinbuns nit bsr Gs
Ghidte pen Nprb ytnnfpIpanien.
Das @erf ptrb ni&t lfsrepiyprt itBt IN
tabfr bic 3sit Su untsribrslbsn fir bts 70 90
piinI1sn.
Rsiu paFrnbtrts @sIttnf fann man isinsr
6Tfuneen i'm aIttn gaterlaub cher aneern
Staaien Itnbtn, als cine iauIfrirte @fI1i9ts
nnirrsr Srimatb unb limefsenb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11
SSarIt at berfanfell {:

! Dielslbt Iitst in StifsrIpn SupnIrip, gu
3erns County, uuo b,ftbt aus SO 9lfer, NIT
stnfm suirn Saufe, Shtuer S&prinrIfal
nnb allen nStbissn AnsebGubsn barauf. Cine
WciipreIIe. SdblrsiGe atpfeIbGume unb rine
cute Auslle rtinss g8aITsr nabs btm SauIr.
Die Sauersi lisst cine baIte Nlcile BON Ic.
2f ber psnniylpania 9aDn unb 10 Rtilen
BON SrartUn. Die ppllliGnbiae Ginrittuna
nre her 9anjr 9irbfanu iptrtrn nit Serfauft,
9dbsrtn 9elttip frtbrilt Safpb ..
9 &mib, Gissntbiimfr. ftf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11
Sla ADerf0mfcap: /:

S4Sns epts, brfi baSpn an tsr iSranf.
lin ISsnue cine an MulberryfraBt unb bic
anbertn an zine gIItp erenienb, tptrben unter
btlt9tn Bsbin9uneen perfauft. Man msIbe
I& BET
10ap Spbu 2eibIer, Srantpn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

YubIttati0ns- -Bebinsunetn:
Das Wtrf eri6etnt SOIfinbis In IS mpnat-
li6en etrfrrunetp, ;u so 0ents jtbr, rntbal'
ttnb In @lItm 80 srpBe Ybptcsrapbtsn.
Ssbs eirftruns 1T ;ibItar brim~gmPfans,
ba bic SIdssr nttt bergen biirftu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11

-6.rr Z. u, Born, plsmputb,
Snb., Der Iauss an Gnsbrhfistsit Iitt,
idrstbt: SD bin elm gang an6ersr
Wtnid ssworbtn unb meine Rrantbtit
bat Tb sunj eessbsn, isttptm Id Or.
@usuR S6nts's Samburetr Srcpfsn
uub Sruftbte 9e6rau&s.
- @roBt @uswabI In suttn impUr'
tirttn 8rp6s 66awls su ltbr btlIistn
prril:u, nGl i'm Opera Stp3s, sos 2ad.
de. lli2H 8. sew.
= an Dtsnaas ssssn @littus ftsl
note eem Scranton 9aue eint Grau
Rorsan bon SapIprpiIlt tpbt uisbtr.
sic bate sinsn Sduslns In ben ar-
men, Der bur6 ben GaI lsihte 8trltb'
unstn oapun trua.
- DaS 9adawanna 5ospitaI if
mad tsm nsusn eOfaIs Qritu pine
9rope 5ptsD pabt Der gdr BON Sranfs
lin apt. unO MulbtrrY Strabt psrIsst
poreen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11

SGsins ;ur 8sfSrbsruns BON paFasieren
BON unb ndb allen @reenben Dsuti6lanbs
unb ber Sbpsij nit Dampf- pber Steel-
fen iibsr antpsrpsn, Bremen, Samburs, SaSrr,
9iperppol &c. su bsbeutsnb ermGBisttn prsiIrn.
gussablunsen bur1 ppf-aupeiiunsen burtb
ben 9Drbbeutf6en eloyb naG bent Ncrbbsut~
f1en 8unb, 8aiern @iirttemberg, 8abeu,
Sehen, eursmburs, ben Rieberlanbfn, D6ne-
mari, S4pebtn iinb Rcrtprssn.
@elbr fir unIere Re6nung In Deutl1-
lamb einbe3ablt, tptrben In Sob pber @eeert-
psrtb In papier BON uns sersiiet.
8pllma6ten, Wietbs- unb Rauf> 8cntraEte,
8ereiaiste Staaten pG1e &c. ausesfertist.
Sir ale bur& uns btlorstsn 9sl4dftr ptrb
earanttrt.
6mi9 gBtIt. 8. ait1sI u. &c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-09-11

unb bds 8crfpiel gum sro6en 5aupt>
tCurntrr tsBaEn unb pibrts bts ttef In
bic Na&t tinsin.
5sutr MOresn sins bic Sonns tpts
ssp6buIt& I'm Often auf unb nt&t In
Scranton no Fs, mad ben @suesruns
gen Der 8tprdlsntantsn Oisfsr @strcpu'
Ito ju ldIisesn, bod eissntlttt binse.
bort. Gtr 1rtunbli@ Iatsn Fs ftlbf
auf bic Tslseaten, psI6e nt6t BON
SCRANTON timsn unp trUb bss ee>
waIttstn S&atttns sints S'S-
blinS,lts fs l6lau In bic 8 a T 6rn Der
Wfdnntr oon @runb Sen.
gs eistt Geute, pstds bic lnpsr.
i&dmI9sit Habsn, sinr bsmOtratiide
Convention immtr als cine Qrt Circus
anjuisbsn unb Fs slautsn ft notirIta
tsrufsn ais Gluwns gum srObsn @ans
zen mitSuwtrfsn; bod mar btrsmal stue
Gtnrt&tuus sstruFsn, peI6s bic DELE
sntsn pom Der IaFe Der 3af&ausr abs
ssi6lOGsn bislt. Guf bisGs gertie mar
IS m6SIid, bic SrOuuns nufrsdt 3u sr~
taItsn, mae BET elmer gsrlammluns BON
alltin 300 DeIssatsn tsins 8lsinistsit
III. Dsnnp& tntIrbigts f2 Der Gbair'
man letuen pfI6ten nit brpunberunses
pirbissr SiGsrtstt unb mir tabsn nod
ME cine bsmOfrattfts Convention ssls,
ben, In pfldsr stns Ipl&e mufsrbafte
Srbnuns brrrf6ts.
@an tssann NIT Der Domination fir
gHsmtIp rrf ss9en Gtsnb, bn fat Der
game Sag wabrenb Der Srsantlattpn
psrfrt&sn mar.
an @anpipatsn fstlts ss ia ut&t.
@Ott isi Dnnt - 20 auf ben srfsn
Durf - tunbsrt 6unbs unb bIoB etn
SnUfen - a6er aIIts bat f<sblta sin
gnps unb 10 aud Die 8alptass fir af.
iemblY - @rsBIsr eoftus, @ru3on unb
MOOrs, Der Mann nit Der swtsen pfst.
fs, parrn bis grw6bltsn = baB bic
5enen pou 9iltrs. Barre cine aan,e
6dlIts bisIsr Sffes btanlpruhtsn, mar
sntibitStn Elm 6tblsr eth Wann
mare pOutommsn eenus sepeIen; aber
wie eew6bnlt6 uebmen mir bic @urf,
um bic SpsdIsite gu DsrItsrfn.
9ie SrI6nOtr bisItsn R& tapier unb
ltsdsn ,ulammen, iuie S@ufsrps1-fs
iinb jsbt tlissr sswOrbtn buf& Die fri,
tertn traurtsen @rfabrun9sn.
WOrssn wsrSsn Der YrOtbUnptar, Der
glssf Ger Courts unb Stsllsiht aud nod
Otr S&aBmtifsr nominirt. ,.ginrn ba.
UOn lOllt Sbr baben," fast Mae8-
(sin ,wsitsr @Gb BON 8erlitinesn NIT
car stisrntn 5anb), Dunp penn S6r
uttbt ,uirisesn feip, bann bsfpmmt Sbr
oar nt5is." @ut stbrflIt, 95pt! 5uf.
fsntila Wiro sr letns intirnt Sstannts
iGaft NIT &thtsr 5arbtns baju btnu.
ben, nm sint9su unltrsr altsn aussf-
bisnt,n Dsmpfrattn ,u ttrtr ;, ,,StpfnF"-
Sttat "a psrbtIfsn. Sa, ia, bic gBtl,
ben fnb bod bsftre MsnI&ru.
= Die SsptsmbsrsSieuns bee Gu.
,srns GOunI9 @sri&iS SsfIp,itt cine ftbe
Itttaits u ptrbsn, inbem isbt msbr Gn.
tlasri6rtitu stusereidt Rnb, ais ie Su.
pur. @en Ounmurs Rnb IL Birtte
bsnun,irt, ton 5a;letcn go unb nit ben
QntIastn BON anbsrtn Sbttltn pts
@ountiso mub bic 3abI auf mfbrfre
5unbtrt anIhpellen.
- Der 9rp3eb 0essn Sotn Wfulbtr'
ron, auelln9t bFr Grmprcuna Don
Warp SrUpH, be9ann beute Micrsen
TN bt,fs'n @srtht.
- Der nItt Baltimore BREEDER, nun
f6un felt 22 Sabrn i'm @rbrau&t, fca
abetriGsn wsTbsn.