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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

M ANIED-IO EACHANGE NALUA,
~ bic Improved and uDmprOved lRndi
for goods or city property, For particulars
address " LILLIAN W. GIBSON, Zeal Estste
Agent. wills Point Texas. nuarlltt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09
Texas u Pacific.

No, Isl. Louis Express daily =. 800
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

w ANTED-l,OM TONS OF RAGS AND
W bones, $50 tons OF cast and wrought
iron; also old meta, ropes, rubbers and pa
Dallas Junk House. South Polk street, Dial.
las, Texas. send for price list. +. j. II ENGY,
Proprietor aprl2- M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

Special PASrALooSs SALE
OUR STOCK OF MEMS, YOUTHS. BOYS AND
CHLDREN's WINTER PANTALooNs HAS
BEEN GREATLY REDUCED. AND IN PREFER
ENCE TO CARRYING THEM OVER UNTIL
NEXT SEASON WE HAVE DETERMINED TO
PUT THEM At SUCH PRICES AS WILL MOVE
THEM RAPIDLY.
LOT ARE A LOT OF SERvICEARLE PANTA-
LOOMS SUITABLE FOR MECHANICS, WHO
WANT SOMETHING To WORK IN. THE PRICE
HAS BEEN $3.50; IT Is NOW $3.50 PAIR
LOT 2 CONTAINS ABOUT 30 PAIR OF PANTA.
MARk-DOWN SALE THEY SOLD AT $500 A
PAIR. THEY NOW GO AT s2.75 PAIR
LOT 3 CONTAINS NOT OVER THIRTY PAIRS
Or ALLWoOL PANTALOONS, THAT SOLD
WELL At ST. AND $3.50. THEY NOW co AT
LOT 4 ABOUT SEVENTY PAIR OF chill
DkES'S PANTALOoNS. THEY SOLD AT 81 A
PAIR THLY Now so AT 90 CENTS PAIR.
SAIL .loR BOYS TANTALooNs so CHEAP.
81 CENTS 4 FAIR Is WHiT We ARE AGo hSG
10 OFFER THIN AT
, 5NitsS rAiK OF MEMS WINTER PANTS
TER PANTS MUST BE >,0I.D. AND The PRICES u tEs
WE HAVE PUT ON THEM WILL SELL THEM
A. SAKS CO..
ONE PRICE CLoTHIERs
316 AND SIS SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
Why PR1NcE ALBERT,

Double-hreasted frock coats were worn before the
prince and are still the thing indeed worn
more largely than ever
nave Just received the largest assortment of them
nave ever had, and If may use superlatve term,
might say they are
MAGNIFICENT ONES.
Inc Iaorics In composition are the most approved
IN weaves colors and intrinsic qualities The cutting
trimming and making have not been surpassed. If
you IKE them plain kfaced you select either
THE FI'R Is PERFECT
Inc vests TO match them mainly buttoned high
with rolling collars. Some of them are bound over
edges and some fiat bound.
nave made great improvement In binding lately.
Inc language of complaint in regard thereto is no
longer loud, because it looks well and wears we'll
4 on can buy Prince Albert Goats with Vests to
match from
$50 to $50
ONE PRICE
NEVER TWO.
MINING,
THE CLOTHIER,
40 SEVENTH STREET mh24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

Mr.. Cleveland evidently believes in "old men
for counsel, so far as the foreign service goes.
Phelps and Pendleton are sixty, Jackson is
sixty-four and McLane is seventy. But they
will be mere chickens among the veteran diplo-
matists of Europe. Old age seems favorable to
success in diplomacy, where the emotions must
carefully serve the judgment and where long
and various experience in life is of great value.
Franklin, perhaps the most successful embassa-
dor we ever had, did not begin his diplomatic
career till the age OF seventy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

GET THE Best
THE CONCORD HARNESS"
THE CONCORD COLLAR.
we nave on hand large stock of the Celebrated
CONCORD HARM ESS, of all kinds and
description, at Lowest Prices.
Hs- Coupe, Carriage and Road Harness a speciality
LUTZ d BRO,
491 Pennsylvania Avenue
Adjoining National Hotel.
Trunks and Satchels in great variety, at lowest
prices.
livery genuine CONCORD HARNESS has makers
name ana trademark stamped on 1t. mh24
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
The establishment with which the diplomatic

The establishment with which the diplomatic
appointments of yesterday were received has
given way to a general feeling OF approval. 1t
Is found upon inquiry that all the selections
were made upon the basis of personal fitness,
without much regard TO their effect upon the
next election. And, however intolerable such
policy may appear to politicians, it is one
which the country will welcome.
II is human nature to assume that our own
particular world is all there is of the planet, or
1T least all that there is worth knowing. Thus,
the ancients bounded the world by the Medi-
terranean and the Caucasus; thus, society
limits the world to its visiting lists and thus
politicians gauge greatness by success in office
holding. Il is interesting to notice that the
present occupant OF the White House has
another point of view. He is not a politician,
and politicians are distasteful to him. He was
never in Congress, never held an appointment,
and in his succession of elective offices was
always elected a protest to politicians. To
keep the key To the situation, must bear in
mind that 20 Cleveland eminence does not de-
pend on political distinction.
Nothing could furnish q more striking illus
tration of this habit of mind and its fruitage
In action than the selection of Mr. Phelps to fill
the most important and distinguished position
In our diplomatic service. That gentleman is
absolutely unknown to politicians, and more
over, to select any democrat for high honor
from Vermont is, in their eyes, to violate one of
the very axioms of statescraft. But. obscure
and ineligible in the political world, Mr..
Phelps unquestionably is, he is. in other spheres
Of life, recognized n leader, and is widely
pdmired- He has worn the browning honors of
bis profession; and very many men would
peak of Mr.. Phelps in terms of admiration
who never so much as heard, perhaps of some
Of the great statesmen who thunder on the
foor of Congress. and subsequently, In default
OF reelection, present their claims " to a
foreign mission.
America is great country, as politicians so
often remind us; and these gentlemen do not
monopolize all the greatness. There other
classes, other standards. Perhaps, to adopt one
OF their notices, lit is time there should be a
change"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
WHAT DoI1Ars ARE Do1se.

EVERYBODY looks TO SEE WHAT THE
POLITICIANS. THE OFFICE-HoLDERS AND
THE OFFICESEEKERs ARE DOING: BUT HOW
FEW CAREFULLY CONSIDER WHAT THEIR
DOLLARS WILL Do If HANDLED PROPERLY.
WHEN. SINCE THE GRAY-HAIRED MAN WAS
A BOY HAS HE SEEN THE TINE WHEN $3.50
WOULD BUY HIM STYLISH PAIR ALL
WOOL TROUSERS. OF DURABLE MATERIAL
AND HONEST IN MAKE OR 50 a FASHION
ABLE SPRING ovERCoAT WHEN BEFORE
COULD HE HAVE GENTEEL SPRING SUIT
MADE TO ORDER OF FRESH NEW STYLE CAS-
sIslEREs FOR $40, 500 OR SIS. TWILL PAY
YOU TO EXAMINE OUR GOODS AT THESE
PRICES, AND YOU WILL BE SURE TO PUT
YOUR DOLLARS WHERE THEY WILL DO THE
MOST GOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

Gen. Durbin Ward is down with rheumatism.
and several other ''old war horses of the
democracy have had a sudden attack of stiff.
ness in the joints and feel very rickety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

The figures of our foreign commerce show
that we are selling more and buying less abroad
This is a pretty hopeful sign of returning
prosperity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

The unanimity with which the New York
newspapers praise Cleveland's diplomatic APP
pointments does not suggest that the admins
tration needs an "organ" in that city. and the
gentlemen who intend to start n newspaper on
that basis may find that the market is very well
supplied already.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

By the death of Mr.. Frank G. Middleton, the
community is deprived of an estimable young
man, who was widely known, and whose infiu-
ence was wholly for good.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

The Supreme Court sustains Senator Ed
munds' anti-poligaIny law, and the surplus
wives must go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

New I DIRK MILLINERY SroRE,:
$50 7TH ST. n w.
IF YOU WANT
RIBBONS IN ALL WIDTHS. CoLORS AND
QUALITY;
STRAW HATS AND BoNNETs, IN THE
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FLOWERS, FEATHERS, LACEs, AND
FANCY GOODS GENERALLY,
AT PRICES THAT PREVAIL IN THE
LEADING LOW-PRICED HOUSES
OF NEW YORK, VISIT THE
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$50 7TH ST. n. W.
JUST OPENED WITH THE LARGEST AssoRT-
MENT OF THE ABOVE NAMED
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THOUSANDS OF UNTRIMMED HATS OF
ALL THE LATEST SHAPE AND
COLOR TO SELECT FROM,
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT BE MATCHED
RIBBONS BY THE YARD OR PIECEIN
GREAT VARIETY.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS AND
FEATHERS. ALL NEW AND FRESH
FROM THE IMPORTERS
NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE,
$50 1TH ST n. w. m2osu, th&s5,
TA11oR1se DEPARTMENT.
MY ImportAions for Spring and Summer now
ready for inspection, comprising the newest desirn,
and colorings. 'sA
w. s. TEEL,
mh21 eS5 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

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is undoubtedly the Very Best Dollar Coaorsd SILK In
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To dspel all prejudice against the above two lines Of
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

PEIMs. MARCH. 1885.
CHARLES GRAEE NEW YORK
DEAR s1E.-1T Is OUR DESIRE THAT YOU 40
QUAINT THE PATRONS AND FRIENDS OF OUR
WINE, THROUGH THE PUBLIC JOURNALS
THAT ALL CHAMPAGNE SENT By us TO YOUR
COUNTRY IN FUTURE WILL HAVE WHITE
BAND ON THE NECK OF EACH BOTTLE RUN
MING UNDER THE ORIGINAL LABEL, WITH
THE WORDS "PoMMERY & GRENo" PRINTED
THEREON IN PLAIN BLACK LETTERS
WE SHALL CONTINUE TO SEND TO THE
UNITED STATES ONLY FIRST QUALITY
CHAMPAGNE, THE SAME AS WE HAVE AL
WAYS SENT, AND WE EARNESTLY REQUEST
CoNNoIssEURs AND FRIENDS OF OUR BRAND
TO REFUSE ANY NOT HAVING THE BRAND
ALLUDED TO ABOVE. THAT THEY MAY NOT
BE DECEIVED.
OUR CASES WILL HAVE THE SAME MARKS
AND NUMBERS AS HERETOFORE
YOURS, MOST FAITHFULLY,
WE POMMERY Fills
NEW YORK. MARCH 1e, 1885
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE LETTER FROM
MEssRs WE PoMMERY q Fills, BEG TO
ADD THAT AFTER APRIL 1sT 1886. NO LEAKY
OR BROKEN BOTTLES WILL BIZ EXCHANGED
BY ME UNLESS THEY BEAR THE WHITE
BAND, PoMMERY 4 GRENo."
YOURS, RESPECTFULLY,
CHARLES aRAEF,
SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
m23-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

THE Sun Do Now
From all appearances 1t seems Al II 1t was moving
away from us, but nevertheless we keep on GETTING
IN NEW GOODS, trusting that lovely spring will set
In suddenly and SOON.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED:
full line of Chldren's Garden Tools, from 25c per
set to 99c
Three Joint Fishing Rods, Csc: Bamboo Fishing
Rods, and joint, from 99c.
Base Balls and Bats in large variety, from the Sc
kind up.
Rolling Hoops, Jumping Ropes and Marbles
Rubber Balls of Every Description, Foot Balls
Felocipedes, Wagons Wheebarrows, &c.
Rattan Baby Carriages, from $0u
Handsome Stat Baby Carriages, at 50 and SO.
Excellent Roller Skates, OF 70 and soc.
Dolls and Doll Heads. Hats, Shoes and stockings Of
all kinds and prices
Bud Vases, 1Oc.; Fancy Vases from 25c
Barbotine Vases and Card Baskets very low.
Backing Boxes, Carpet Top, 00c.
Walnut Stands in new designs from Sec up.
Lunch, Travelling Work and other Baskets In every
Individual Cups and Saucers, from 26c. up
Silver Plated Tea Spoons. $50. SET
Table Spoons and Forks, Toe. set
Solid Brass Bird Cages, 80c
Breeding Cages 99c. and S125.
Lovely Plush Cabinet Frames, 50 and acc.
Large Brass Cabinet Frame. 49c.
Handsome Gilt Sx10 FRAMES, In new designs, nom
Brass Trimmed Curtain Poles, In Keony, Walnut,
Cherry and Oak, Acc. each.
Fine Wood Trimmed Curtain Poles, all kinds, ace
the our n sock KS %sys q snss
NJ s1LvERBERa 4 CO,
mh28 812 9Th q NV
H1sronY Or THr
HuauENor EMIGRATION 10 AMERICA.
By CHARLES w. BAIRD, d. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

LNOR RENT - BRICK HOUSE. TEN ROOMS,
- modern improvements; l34s St NV.
THoS J. MHERS, Real Estate Agent,
mEI2-lm l22o ST.
I>OR RENT-1S2a JEFFERSON PLACE THREE
1 stories. Srooms, bath. modern improvements IN
thorough order. possession March 2S rent S6o. APP
ply 1877 Jefferson Place. flS-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

Z. b. BARNUM & CO.,
Ah23 s31 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
Observation-Disclosures

TINOR RENT
Il FIFTY PIANOS AND ORGANS
All the leading makes. Rent from 81 to $40 per
month. Rent applied on purchase.
F. G. SMITH,
mh21-6t 1103 Pennsylvania avenue
NOR RENT-STABLE 20 BY 40, IN REAR OF
i BIZ and 319 Pennsylvania ave. Apply to o. C.
GREEN, 3O3 It'll st. mh21-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
HrADauAnrrns Fon "Axn.rcAsr
SILKS

For Durability and Finish cannot be surpassed and
beyond doubt the best intrinsic value In the market
to-day We show this brand In eight different quail
ties each In itself genuine bargain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


"ANTED-BY YOUNG NAN A POSITION
w as clerk or assistant bOokkeeper in real estate
or insurance office. good penman and reference Ad.
dfeSS BOX ia, Star Office. Its
"ANTED-A COMPETENT PHARMACIST,
w with references, desires Situation at once. Ad-
dress CAPSULE, Star office liz
"ANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
w seamstresses, ladies' maids cooks nurses, cham
men COOKS walters mattresses and other help
with references, PRICE & COOMBS. Employment
and Room Renting Agents, 926 F st. n W. mh6-3ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

GNOR RENT
e pip Mass av $40 OOl 2OO8 18th W., r. $500
1910 10th ,13r 100 90 633 NV, 90
2023 ST. NV, Isl. 10000 6O4 G St me- rs..22 SO
1927 St NV, 13r 90 l447 Corcoran St 81 % so
1761 st. NV, 11r.-S3 "a sos c ST. ne, 80
81 10th st n.w 1Or. IS 90 6l2 ST. me-, rs..225O
1855 ST. NV, 13r.. 90 1917 Goth NV, rs 90 90
1922 10th NV. l2r.. IS 90 1882 NV. 90
1921 18th NV, 1Or-5 so 90 iS14 9th st. 90
& R. str tEdw 'g45 90 81 E St ne. rs.- 1900
239 Mass 90 PIG 10th rs LOO
40 ST. NV, 1000 464 NV, rear, Sra g. 90
14S4 Pierce Pl., 7rs215O 1887 ST. ae rs...-I 90
1874 It'll 90 1925 18th st. 90
Also, number of well-lOcated Furnished Houses
Call at Office for Weekly Bulletin, issued every Sat-
urday afternoon. Landlords their houses i'd
vertised free by placing them in our hands
mh14 B. H. WARNER, 0l6 F st NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
FOR RENT-OFFICES

T0OR RENT - VERY DESIRABLE OFFICE
IL Rooms in 10O6 st. NV, formerly Fitzgerald
Building; rent very reasonable to permanent tenants
THOS. E WA, CANAAN,
mh24-3t OH F st. NV.
Il THOS ]. MYERS
mh12-1m 1920 st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
FOR RENT-STORES.

LHOR RENT-STORE 1919 ST. NV; GOOD
Il business stand centrally located.
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN,
mh24-St OF + St. NV.
IGOR RENT-THE LARGE, WELLKNOwN
Il Piano Store, with cellar, 423 11th ct. NV, half
square north of Penna ave-, OF the best thor
oughfares between Penna ave. and F st. mh1S-2lts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24

LANSBURGH & BRO,
ARE SHOWING THE
LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST LINES OF
DRY GOODS
EVER SHOWN OVER RETAIL COUNTERS
SOUTH OF NEW YORK
mhO3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-03-24
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

nor RENT-FOUR ROOM BRICK HOUSES
Just competed aoS 4os a09 and al in snsy be
H. W. Water in houses and yard Rent 5000 per
month. Apply to A. s. PRATT SON. 4Ol eth ct.
NV. mh24-1w
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. ON
II 18th st., between and X sts NV: rooms and
every convenience. Rent S15 per month Apply to
K o. HOLrZMAN,
mh24-3t 10Th and sts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-11

: Der Spbe Bari Mdnner&or bal
uniern aabefannten 0litblrser ssobu
8o6 (gde genn 9penue unc @entre
Strabe) su ieinem MitsIiebe befommen.
Serr 8c6 bat ben 8erein su benz beute
(DonnerItae) 9benb in leinem 2otaIe
itattfinbenoen 2unib eingeIa6en unb
ertparten mir, bab Srn. ao&'s Srsunbs
(Olppbant Mot aussenpmmer) Ios
ipohl Der @eian9Sfunit bes 8ereins ala
aud Der 8odfunlt Der @irtbin Gbre
antbun tperoen.
s@- Bette ipOlIsne uub baumtuoIene
Stridearne. llnteriIsiber, slrbeitstIei.
Der, iiberbuupt ale in mein Sad aeb5s
rise IrtifeI su biIIigfen 8reiIen, Bel
@bas. .. Heuffer, 528 2ada. @benue.
= glad Iansem @ebrau&e in Ieiner
5amiIie unb in feinen StdlIen fam
9err S. o. gatcn, Sort Scott, aans
ias. iebt bebaupten, baB ct. Safobs
Del elm aus83eidnetes SeiImitteI ae.
gen ale duberen S4mersen III.
NO. 1rinft 0uffp's Pure Malt
Whiskey' Bum 8srtauf bel gstsr
8iesIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-11
Np,, Der snsfeite.

4miIie, bas iineIte 9inb bon Gbars
les unb Sophie Bed, itarb am Gonns
tag i'm 9Ilter bon 9 Wonaten an Der
Group. Gs lit 6ies bas stpeite 9ino,
iueI6es bic SamiIie in furSer 9sit Der.
Ior.
Die 8erIoofune Der fleinen 9ampfs
nafbine sum 8enefS bon Wittipe
Sriebr. Srii6teI pir6 in Srdban's
Birtbi8aft am 20. SUM itattfinben.
county @ommihar Srans ma6te
Iebte @p9e einen Abiteder mad YbiIs
aoeIpbia.
Sn ben @cnnen 8ruben fpir6 bieIen
Monut OreipierteI .9eit searbeitst.
Die neuen Glide unb gdnfe fir ben
@entraI Bari iperben bis ndd1ten
SOnntds pOiitiD oufsefteIIt fein, aud
1T ni6t 3u ber8e1en, oab bic 8in9eoIo
8anb ieben SOnntas tOnsertirt.
Die beutide 9resbpterianer Sonns
tasSi9ule fpirb ibr biesiabiises 9ic
giie am Mpntas, ben 80. Suni, i'm
Central parf abbalten. gSer elm 9ins
berfeit i'm pabren Sinne bes @prtes
ieben nil, iplIte bemIeIben beiipobnen.H
g9ir MAIDEN nodmaIs auf bas am
fommenoen Wlontas 9lbsnb itattfinoenbe
@onsert Der Sdnserrunbe aufmerfiam,
ba es bieIleidt baS Iebte bieisr Saiion
iIt. Das @omite, ia Der eanSe 8erein
tpirb iid 0iiibe seben, Gbre einsuIeeen,
iOipobI in @esus auf bic 8ortrase ipie
AUDI bic 8etpirtbung. Die Sdneers
briioer bonn Scranton 2ieberfran, unb
Spbe Bari Mdnneraor iinb IpesieH gum
Seiu4e einseIaben.
Die @aiern forbern bier mandes
Dpfer. Gin Sinh Der an g8iloip St.,
pobnenben SamiIie Sobn @oIf, iiber 9
Sabre alt, erIas benieIben am Montas.
H9- Seisenipun's bsriibmtss Retp.
art 2aser unb 8aqantine's Grport
Bier 1T INNER ;u baben beim Sdb6en
pber Subeno SlaIden BEL Wi6aeI
Niiaer, 434 ano 436 Ge6ar 9lbenue
besslei6en bic beiten 9utl6en un6
9ferNe Su berleiben. @ae 8eItelIuns
unssn lei 9Oit O6er 1eIepbon panftIi6
aus9eftibrt.
s@ SIN Sdubitore ber @ebr. Slid
an @ebaritr. finbet man bic beite@aare.
s@- Gbas. Gdeud's StiefeI. unb
S9ub9eibaft lit nit ben befen @aa.
rem rei9lid berieben un6 bic 9reiIs
iinS 70 nieOriS, ipis irsenbipO in ber
StaSt. 3
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-11
(Ginatlanet.)


Die 8apelle Der beutIden Metbobis
fen @emeinee in petersburg ipuroe aIIo
am Iebten Sonntas fbrmIi6 eingepsibt.
gu bieiem Sebufe ipurbsn bic gSrebioer
8eb. 2ouiS giuaan bon seriep Gitp unb
8ep. @m. $. 9ur!b bon 9rop, 81. 81,
einSeIaben; Der eritsre Ieitete ben Wlors
senSs, Der Iebtere ben lbenbSgpttess
bienf. Sbre gnreben iparen IaIbunass
boil unb erbebenS un6 ipdre bas $50.
denbIatt" elm reIieibies Organ, 70
ipiirbe i9 bieieIben i'm @ortIaute ipies
berseben.
Der glnfans Der 8emeinbe ipar Elm
iIeiner. Sor etipa a6t Sabren tbaten
Iid etlihe WlitsIieSer Der SCRANTON @es
meinbe in petersburg suiammen, um i'm
Stiaen 8aben ;u iammeln gum 8ou
elmer 8apeIe, bic fdpn bamaIs fir nDs
tbiS erabtet ipurbe, um bic neu sesriins
bette unb bieIUeripredsnSe Spnntasss
i6ule unter Obba6 Su brinsen. SIM
2aufe Der 3eit faufte unb besabIte man
bic an Taplor 9penue eeIeeenen Cots.
gluf benIelben erbebt ii9 nun bic neue
9apeae, 40 bel so SUB, nit einem 9ln,
bau in her Sorm eines L, l2 Bel 30
SUB, ipsI9er nit S6iebtbiiren berIeben
1T unb I'M Sale Der Noib init benz
9rbberen Saale in einen bertunben
iperben Fam. Die SapelIe ieIbit in
isbr Sei9madboa aufseflbrt bic Seds
1T bis auf unsefdbr 5 bis 6 SUB &C.
ipblbt, mas benz Snnern Elm i6bnea
9lniebsn perleibt. Die &apege entb6li
8uum fir 300 gerIonen unb III Dpdaui
fur bic sottssbisnitliden 8sbdrfniiIe Der
giadbari6uft senlsenb.
Die &apeIIe fOitet Bis iebt 1895 unt
tpar bieIe Summe bis auf 5000 aebedt,
ipeI6e IeBterer 8etras am Sonntos mil
serinser Sdtpierisfsit suIammen se.
braat purbe, 70 Sab 6as @ottesbaus
f6ulbsnirei baitsbt. gS 1T beionbsri
srpdbnenstpsrtb, bab bic Ystsrsbursel
bas meiite an bieIer SduIb abtruser
uno es seist, hab in Der 3ebnten cir
gutter Meni6sni6Iaa su 9auIe 1T, mi,
ia sIqe ipihen. 9urtb bieiss @ebaub,
1T aud fas @runbeisentbum ig bel
llmsebuns i'm @srtbs seitieeen, benz
bic 8apsas 1T cine 3ierbe fir Saplp
9Ipsnue un6 ipirb iomit in iesIi6er SIN
| Iidt sin Ge0sR fir bic llmsesenb isin
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-06-11
ans ben ebersn 4kale.

/ WV ENtS~ FNN&NsN r@VH%Nt
Srib Gdrbber, aIs head man al
9lo. % ber @rapitp 8abn (bei Carbon,
baIe) angeitellt, mar am 9pnneritaf
nit bcm 9lbbdnsen zines 8uses 8obIen'
farren beidaftist, berIor fa5ei bai
! @Ieidsepidt unb fieI unter bic 8Sber.
ipeI4e ben 9Drper fur4tbar sermaIm'
ten.
= DurH einen Sunfen aus elmer
borbeifabrenben 2ofomotibe ipurbe am
Donnerftas Der Wbite DAT 9obIenbres
der in Qrhbalb in 9ranb eefebt, baS
Seuer aber burd bic NneeiteIIten ee'
l6idt, ebe es Sdu6en anseridtst batte.
= Storebalter 8ieS bon 9ricepile
bat aus seipiHen @riinben cine 2uftpers
anberuns na9 9pbe 9art sema4t.
= Carpenter George Giienbart Bat
fein Saus in pricebiae berfauft.
= @ilIiam 9ooIittIe, 35 Sabre alt
unb in 5oreIt Gitp (oberbuIb Garbons
baIe) ipObnbaft, berIieb pcr brei Bos
den feline Samilie, UNI glrbeit ;u iu9en,
unb es iuurOs Ieitbem gli9ts bon ibm
eebbrt.
Dur9 eine Srau, ipeIde einise
3eit in plpmOutb auf 8eiu9 mar, ioa
bic 3ppbOibtrantbeit na1 Olppbant
perldIeppt por6en uno Elm Wann bers
ieIben am Samiias erIesen iein.
= 3idter glrdbaIb bat bic Snjunfs
tion sesen bic 8ebbrbsn bon 4rdbuIo
in 9stref SsS 8uueS elmer Bride pers
manent ssmudt. Gr iaet, suerit mdie
elm Weg mad Der SteLls ausselest ipers
ben, ipObin bic Bride fommen fol-.