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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
Io1ERoYMAN RELEASED ON PIRoLE.

Tho Rev. Henry Mason Baum rector Of Protessans
rnscopaI church In New-Rochee and president Of the
Church Publishing Company OF this city was prisoner
Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday The charge was
tina. Of grand larceny and obtaining goods upon false
representation preferred against him BY Arthur wal
,aat Of thu arm of Roper Co., printers at Ann and
william sta They printed The Church Review one
Of the clergymsn's publications They said that he had
run up bill printing and had sent them letters In
which he offered $4,000 In the Publishing CompanTs
stock and unencumbered property a. security. Beiev
ing these the rm allowed him TO run up
the bill They charge that he knew the property was
encumtcred when he wrote them the letterA The Re"
Mr. also gave them two notes which he could not
meet they say They also charge him with taking away
file Of papers worth s26 Tho clergyman was brought
into court late yesterday afternoon and paroled BY
Justice Duny The examinauon viii come up this morn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
NEITHER WANTED TO KEEP TIE YARN.

Otto Baerein, OF No. 496 Broomes St. the ONCE
of Property Clerk Hsrrio Police Headquarters yeser
day and laid claim bale Of valued at e270. which
the police had found sidewalk In front OF his
The yarn had shipped by Bserlein TO customer
who had refused receive It. When the carried
back 10 store Baeren or some one In his
employ also refused receive It. but the csrman dumped
IL on the sidewalk and left II there. The police
put the and expense Of csrtng the yarn to
Police Headquarters Mr. Harriott said yesterday that
among some the city the practice Of refusing
10 goods which they had sold was becoming TOO
common. He let Bserlea have the yarn, but he gave
notice that In he would refuse 10 deliver goods
sezed by police under similar circumstances until
suit I'm the courts had settled the question Of ownership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
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HUNTING A BARGAIN.


With our bargain sale in prog.
ress, it seems hardly worth while
speaking Of the costumes that are
on the counters ready for Easter
trade.
The garments we are now SLING
under value are many of them en-
tirely new, but not enough Of
kind to offer in the regular way.
They are evidently appreciated by
persons who know a good thing
when they see 1t.
5000 Mems Suits at sls.Oo;
REGULAR PRICE. els. s2s ST. saS' 80
AND $50.
500 Boys Suits at $500,
with long trousers for ages IL TO 1875
REGULAR PRICE. $3.50. 90, So si2, ets
AND ef6
1000 KnickerbOcker Suits at SS.6Ol
REGULAR PRICE. $3.50. e5. %. 81 AND o.
1.5OO Knickerbocker Suits at Sass
REGULAR PRICE. 81, %, %. SO. ei9 AMI
SIS
$50 Kilt Suits at S2.7s, $s.z5 ana
REGULAR PRICE. "a. o. &c. -. go. 90
AND etd
1000 French Percale Shirt Waists as
REGULAR PRICE, s1.oo AND sIss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
LONG ISLAND.

TIL. Newtown Democrats held their Town Conven,
tion Yesterday william T. Furman was nominated
Tor Supervisor, william O'Gorman for Town ClerH'
and John II. Krenscher for Justice OF the feaeo'
Tn. no,,c. NJ Corona arc looking for tho burglars
who entered the Methodist Episcopal Church Yesterday
and carried off property valued at 400 inc pastor,
the Rev. W. McIsossey, lost oOO volumes Oh tneoos
and scientific subjects.
The anti saloon element OF Jamaica have nomlna.sa
Daniel Smith, prominent member OF the hev: Co,'
mIssioner Mr. Smith afterward lndorscd AZ =
meeting of the Republican delegates fOm the n'o
districts of jamaica township.
Burglars entered the store Of Max 8. Iewlson, NO.
I25 point ave. Greenpont early yestergsy oi
Ing and carried oil rolls OF cloth Nslueu s' $-'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

oFF1c1AIJy DETERMINED SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
have examined the Royal Baking Powder purchased by myself
Of dealers in Albany and find constituents Of the are
all of extraordinary purity that the powder is entirely free from
alum acid phosphate of me any other substitute for cream oil
tartar and contains impurities aduleran unwholesome con-
suents whatever of tartar employed in its manufa
ure free from the lime which constituent Of the improperly
refined cream of the market used by manufacturers OF
other baking powders and most of the substitutes thereof which
enter into composition of many powders and in this important
respect as general purity and wholesomenes the
Royal Baking Powder superior any other powder which have
examined The constituents proportional to secure the
best yield baking powder unequaled for purity
strength and wholesomeness
WILLIS G. TUCKER, MD. Ph.D,
Professor Of CHEMISTRY Albany. " r. MEDICAL College
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
GETTING READY FOR FASTER FBRRYBoArs

The Staten Island Rapid Transit Company has applied
- Board for PERMISSION " make changes In their
rry slips at the Battery accommodate the new fast
rrybozts which are being built for the Staten Island
ssmc. The lease portion Of the ferry property
expires few years. and the company wishes 70 make
ssrangements With the city which win justify them 10
gars 70 the expense Of these changes The entire
natter will be considered by the Sinking Fund Commits
honers before al is acted by the Dock Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
HOME NE W s.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNswICK lex Goyein John Lee Carroll OF MARY
land and Quincy A. Shaw, Of Boston. EVERETT-s. H.
Kaufman, Of Washington FIFTH AVENuf-A. :.
prexei OF Philadelphia. and Congressman william wm|
Ing of Massachusetts, and John H. Montt OF Chateaosay
lake NJ " GILsFY-Ex- Senator james Arkcll OF
NJ w. and General Austin Latbrop OF
Corning N. Y. MURRAY HILL-commander J. X
Bartlett United states Navy. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lanes L. Howard Of Connecticut PARK AVENUE
Ex. Congressman Alfred Ely, Of Rochester WINDSOR
Railroad Commissioner f w. Klnsley, OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

10 thcss concerned The marriage was not secret ana
the consent Of Mis- Brownies parents was obtained
before the REV. J. Howard Suydan performed the cee-
mony but parents wished the young couple 70 wan
xesr Mr. spooncr u employed by the DOCK Depart
mcnt and the bride Is daughter Of John X bfo"he'
:, nunham Buckley Co., importers In Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

County Judge !. ~ Mills yesterday decided thar ,no
cbarer Of the village of Mount Vernon was consuIu
tonai and the acts OF Justice OF the Teace knoe1
W. Edmonds, in exercising the functions OF foioo
Justice In some recent cases, were Illegal
rpipi T. Zapasso, an italian liquor dealer, at Shaft
No A. shot John SUMNER another liquor dealer there
In a quarrel over an account on MONDAY. ouinher
viii probably die and Zapasso has run away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
Rourp 70 HOIST FOREIGN FLAGS

Alderman Bowling. at meeting OF the Board yester
day. revived the with the Mayor In regard
his refusal hoist The Irish nsg over the City Hail on
St. Pstrcks Day. BY Introducing amendments 70 the
ordinances all power aud authority 70 display
osgs and other decorations the city buildings In the
MAYOR. unless otherwise ordered by vote VI the major
ity Of ali the members elected 70 the Board" The amend
-, wss adoptad unanlmously without debate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
DAVID d. AOKER BURIED

The funeral Of David d. Aeker took place yesterday
y ST. PUPS Methodist Episcopal Church. Paterson,
b. j.. OF which he had been . member. vestryman and
hversl supporter The rector. the Rev. Thomas White
Rickerson, h assisted BY Bishop starkey and the
hsv. DR.. J. l. MombefI No funeral preached
The employees Of Acker Neral Condit with large
allegation from the New.Yosk Mercantile Exchange went
But oa special and the church crowded The
burial tooS place In vaesu Cemetery st Paramua Bergen
County not Tar the country Of the family OF
yhlrl<wn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
ALONG TIE SOUND.

David Ginand, Of Bridgeport has been eeciea P,e,
aont NJ IN. Connecticut State Turnbezrk and etato
delegate to the National Convention at Chicago
The old leather passed Nsugatpeh Juhet do1s
near stratford yesterday, hve DAYS 0ehinu
time by reason Of the great storm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF roRK..-..TUEsDAY.M MARCH 81. 1888
ARRIVED.
ndss aud passengers Peter Wright Sons Arrived
ss Aasws. gsn Mar h 10 Ss
Hss : ha sSsf ca gi. s
steamer tea san Aarsos Burrows Havana with md.s
and Jas Ward Co Arrived II the Bar ~
With %ase and passeSssrsto ga Dominion IS CO
Steamer 9ensra Whitney Bearse Boston. with mdse 70
s,.s%sS ely 2, rsssa,s; p.yi. Fall ~ siyss VII, .nn,,
barrel. 70 order vessel I. Benh,m BOys,:n
woss and salt . order vessel 10 bella Cosash
Piotettore taD Rceio. Rodosa Dec IT, with mdss
suNsET-Ai Sandy Hook wind light N, dense fog. At
City Island. wind ircsh. Ei cloudy.
Arrived YESTERDAY
steamer Chateau Maresur trl sepshs Bordeaux Mar
with mass and -. passengers to Funoh Edye Co. Arrived
s,samsI Liberia tNCr Dan: lie B,rscos Mar TO- with
Steamer cha, Mayer. Hand baltimore wtn coal to Con-
solidated Coal Co. m.sARrn
STEAMER France fBr) Haley London-F w Hurst
Steamer Germanic tBr. GisadsiL Liverpool VIA Queens
steamer Buthnia tBr). puttou Liverpool Vernon II
s.sanst saas soep. Rlehtor Bremen Southampton
PrOcias ses Rio Janoro via Baltimore
.P. bsn pn%o
Steamer ps.wrrs Chichester Charleston and Fsrnandna
Steamer Chattahoochee. Daggett savannab-H Yonse
Steamer Roanoke, Hupherh Norfolk AMI Newport News
-old Dominion - Co -
steamer Car MannernE (Br Hall, Norolt-carter Macy
4 Co.
Steamer Herman Winter Hallstt. Boston-H DlmocK
Brg Onaiaska 0riggs. Havana AIniral ca
sAILED.
STEAMERS Ethiop,s for olasrow Tyrsn Port Antonc Carl
ton, Roanoke. Norfolk.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREI6N PORTS
corEsBAesx. nsf 2%-Arrivst. steamer eofhs ceer).
Bauer from Nsw.York.
sTrIrIs Mar 2s-salsd- steamer osssr DAM. Msier.
PonT SAID Mar 81 Passed steamer Elyss tHrl Batter.
from Liverpool her way 10 Calcutta and Se~-fork
mo JAHxso Mar sssasd. steamer Plato tBri for Nsr
Ysrk,
NV later sA<setns SsvA sny. 90 sVtA Ras~j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
RrKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARILLA

KIKERS COMPOUND oAHsAFAHfLLA
" he ouud to give better satisfaction than all the others
This they agree to refund the money Aooye
Il contains NO MERCURY POTASH ARSENIC. Extra large
bottles ounces rs conts Only need take u
nerning and night -. - 49,.
positively sure Of euro Do not allow any one 70
persuade you otherwise Sold by almost AL doai'
era m any druggist refuses supply You osn %
sure Of getting for al the hou end
general stores direct from WIZ B. RIKER BOZ. SoS
6th-ave, NewYsrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

Herman Ress. who carries on the business OF q
furrer on the third floor Of No Al Bondst, yesterday
caused the arrest Of Michael Bermann, who was MS
mariner up to last Saturday night and julius sleso
mann. a workman, who lived at No. 1T Wooster-s@
In the jefferson Market Court, Reiss TOLD 'usuoe
Patterson that the two prisoners came to his SHOP
where he sleeps about IL 80 o'clock last wednesday
morning, forced open his door, and with hatche'
broke open his trunk while he slept. Then thoy
stole 800 in money and check for thirty nve collars
anon the Merchants and Drovers Bank. When hc
evoke they threw pepper in his eyes and thcn got out
Of the room. Reiss dressed himself and went to the
Fifteenth Precinct Police Station DETECTIVE sullivan
va asked to look into the case. 1t was arranged
that Reiss should go TO the bank and stop payment OF
the check He arrived there before the bank vas
opon and found that the prisoners were waiting ioI
TIE opening, too When Biermann lrlcd 10 Sasn 'ne
check, Reiss stopped apyment ON 1t ana the DALE
held the check. -. A., rr.,
siesemann told Justice Patterson that the quarreI
vas q business war between partners; BlernShu
dated that during the scufe he had grabbed ro Oh
Nils the check being among them, and Kept theI as
ks share OF the business Justice Patterson
20 detectives TO produce the check In court toaay'
and parOled the prisoners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
NEWARK.

Ida Morris, the colored girl burglar was yesterday
sentenced to three years IN State prison
In the First District Court yesterday, Judge Mor
called attention to the fact that during tho trial OF
case by jury OF the urymen climbed out OF WIN
dow of the jury room and procured pitcher OF beer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
srrI1ryg CIV OPTICIANS OUTFIT

Matthew Well, an optcisn. Of No. $40 East Thrtieth-
st. started 70 To Connecticut with stche containing
300 pairs of gold spectsces q week ago. He left his
satchei on seat the Grand Central Station while he
was buying . ticket and thief ran on With the bag
Mr. wen told OF his loss and Superintendent Murrays
men on Monday arrested James Kelly. young thie who
had most OF tho stolen spectaces In his possession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
JERSEY CITY.

A few Prohbitionsts who do not approve tho now
high license and local option law because It Is not
sufficiently radical to meet their views, held con-
ventiou Monday night in Bethesda Hall and nominated
Joel K Brown for Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
DON'T NEGLECT A COLD,

Al IL IN too often Of ching lung
dse ase and needs be attended Fatal delay II ire
due great reliance IN uncertain tough nedi
cipes and unreliable porous plasterA BENsoNb
PLASTER 10 reliable external remedy known 70
scans for the prompt Of colds aud all acute d
Eases Of the throat chest ana lungs ASK for BENsoNs
nd refuse ell other pissterA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

When the Mayor told Of the Aldermens action no
said that he had no objection to It and he hoped that tho
Board would have good time deciding what nass snouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
pAyONNE CITY,

Bayonne has elected these delegates to the district
Democratic Freebooter convention: William Wheeler
Patrick Conne De Witt Blauvet, Charles Leak, Cor
nelIus O'Nelll and John Tierney.
Edward Hill. an elderly man who lives IN bayohno'
has become crazcd by religion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
4 sH0P THAT SUITED HIx.

BaIbef-Bay fumf
Mr.. Hayseed fs;tling vpl-RumI DID you sar me u
I'd have umi
Barber-Yes. cir; tag rum
Mr. u.-Y9u let: (ro himself Wen. I'll te derned
shis stu'r the haLd,er shawn shop ever struck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

"THE best cure in the world for coughs
esds and consumption 10 Cutler Brss Co.'S wsllknsW
old Boston Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

GO * FOR custom, made suit or ovsre .,os.
co East Ilfh.st nader Norton House Open EVENING"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

Beware of slight irritation Of the throat at
elevated rsilrsad stations and druggists everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
HROOKLYH.

A. W. Toombs. at one time writer on q The Brook
lyn Eagle" and later real estate dealer, died on
Monday II No. s47 Prospect place, tho homo of his
son-in-isw. Z u. Hutchinson. lie sixty-oghi
years Of age. and was descended hon Governor Don
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

Parker's Ginger Tonic gives relief in sick
ness whom other medicines fail % centa
Hindsrcsrns, the beat for ID etA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
Announcsmenra

BprywrrI has a fine assortment OF I'M
rsrtss AsTEa NovELTIEs also large assortment OF BON
BoYa fne CHocoLATEs CARAMELs &C. s3l BROADWAY. zss
9Th ave- q West 14th st. 408 and Al0 orand-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28
ITO MOTHERs.0

"1'o MOTHERS"
MRS wNsLows SOOTHING SYRUP. fer Children rsathin&
softeps the gums reduces ahan nation. alays all paid,
cures wad cello diarrhDA Twendvs costs osttls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
$40 WEST 12erHsr
Diseases Of tbs Nervous 5vsten Geno- rnary ors~h
Impotence steruity. Hours-St> IA Na
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-28

Trustees Of Museum Natural History before Park
Commissioners ..,- Tall O
%. .,.a-od .nd
twenty afth st.. S U - w. - ro..f
Departure Of Henry living, Ellen Terry and josef
Uofmann by Saae 30 D. m. - c....x w..
Newsrk NJ E. Conference First NJ. E. Church. Ho
boken. -. 49, p.,..,.r q r
Real Estate Exchange Committee Rapid Transit
D.
Mtetng in opposition Personal Liberty League fleeS
s.reet NJ r. Church, Brooklyn, D. m. n a.,
~. Alderman Dufy's case before Judge MCGOWAN. IL
a. NJ. <,.A NJ Al
Lewis Frasers address before Groier Club NO. o.
Old Guard annual elet ton, Armory, 8 D. m
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ySanme @Dumtb.

3nnrsSaIe. i SRI. 9ate 9Obmann
BON oonesoale paro am 0sittpod nit
S. 5. 8ippus BON Bort Serbs ssiraut.
- Die Grie @cmpanie bat 1900
Wanu an Der Sefferion 3weisbabn ,ur
9esuns bes oOppsIteR @eIeiies ange.
itelIt uno bod f6eint iie nid,t bic Niits
tel ;u babeu, Die alte Stationsibantp
oablsr our6 Elm neues @eb6ube erIeben
5u Iahen.
= Sones Safe bat Jest Gin bibIdes
tlsines 0ampfbCOt srbalten.
= SonesoaIe Dat icbt cine in Der
99oae sepaidene Nuderbanee in Der
Staptresierums. 9lae @elddfte iraent
ipeIter glrt mifsn Sonntass 8oroer.
une Sintertburen sei6lo6en balteu
Dieter SsfsbI eritredt f6 aud aui
9lpotbsfen, See Cream uno SooaipaIr
fer 9ertdufer, Gisarrsn Stores etc
SOnesOale 1T Elm bdbf6es Stdbtdsn
, sIelbt aber sesenpdrtis Sonntass Ell
mem 9rr9bofe.
= uniere Staet pirb iebt aud elm
5abrit fur g8Oaenipaaren erbaIten.
-Beltslt Oas .,8o6enbIatt"-e
sntbaIt aIls gla9ri6tsn-nur $500.
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StaStretb.

Common Council, 9onners
itdq, BEN 26. gIpril. Die 8as uno
@aner @eieaiGaft reidte etipa elm bal.
bes 0uBsnO Je6nunsen ein, peIde ,ur
9lussablung empfoblen wuroen. .-Oas
Shrgitaits0 0ofumeut ppn Strabentom.
mihdr Sirit ipurpe onssuOmmen. Der
StaotSeometer ipurhe aneenisIen.
9ldne uno SoiteniiberibIdge fiir einen
3wei9ieper an 8IllmOre AueWue angus
ieriigen; besBleIden fir cine eiIerne
Bride ilber Die Roartng 9roof an 9lib
StraBe; fir 8etonitruttion oes @rceIs
flor Sprisenbauiss (ni9t iibsr 5000 /;
fur Stpei Ssperbaiins al iiebenter
StraBc uno 9tailrpao glpenue fir els
nen oIe Bittston glpenue freu,enoen
@uIOert nabe Bear StraBe fir einsn
3weigiewer on Gapouie glpenue i'm
pierteu 0iltrift. Der Sta0tIdreiber
tpuroe angenieieu, 80 glneeboten fur
einen 9uipert an 9ea6's GreeE auisus
foroern. -@f9en bic Grri6tune bon
Sebdlteru an @apoule 9loenue isitens
Der Siermen Del GOmpanie proteitirteu
bic SiIr9cr icner @esenS (su Ipdt, bem
Die Sehdlter iteben i9On) 8erorbs
nunsen puroen eingerei6t fir bic Sers
ltellun9 BON 3peieieners an Summer,
9IncoIn, Jiebeeea un6 @drfieIo 9lues
nues, rlno fur bic gompeniatipn bet
Stabtaiieiiorcn. glad 8aiIiruus elmer
In5obl 9iebnungen erfolete 8ertaeuns
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WmnfebIcnsiperth

6. 9UrsnS's 8lutreinignuas MittFl
1T oas bette DlitteI sesen Sautauss
ihIdee. GOpfihmer3en, S9pineeI, Tins
neroauIi6teit, 8bsumatismus. 8erItopfs
unS uno fur cine eriinollhe 8einisune
oeS BluteS iiberbaupt.
6. 2orenS's "COrn Remedy" 1T
oos bette DiitteI 3ur 8ertreibunS ber
5ibHrraugen.
6. 9orens's German BItterSs.
aus ben beiten 8rdutern uno gNur;eln
suiummen sefeBt, lift iebr smpfsbIsnss
lpertb in SdIleu bon 9pspeplia, 8ers
itcpfune, franfer 9eber, S6merien i'm
Rideu uno auf Der Seite, 9lerpbiitdt.
aopfpeb, 9IppstitIOfisfsit unb allen
arantbeiten, bic bon i6Iebtem SIui
perriibren.
s. 9OrsnS's SabHtrnpfeu itilIen ale
Sdmersen augenbIidIid.
6. 2orens's Suifen. Mebijin 1T bai
bette SeiImitteI bel Suiten. grfdltunser
uno allen 8ebreden oeS SalIes uno bei
2uuse, ipsIde S9minbln9t nsruria,
den.
6. 9orens's 9cbeisPilIeu, Elm aus,
seseibnetes Diiitel aeseu 9Opfpsb
Veritopfuna, Rbeumatismus, 9lsrpbii
tat uno 2ranfbeiten oes 8lutes.
6. 2orens's Apotbeie, 4ls Sadawan
ma Nrenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-05-03

@sbriSer S6neibcr, bic 9SIitmbers,
fSben lid Surd bic erfreulide 3unnbme
ibres 0elbdftes sespuussn, einen Gins
bau an ibr 9aus su MAIDEN.
BiIbslmine, bas einsise 9iub bon
65drIes gGoIf uno eeiien Gbsfrnu, bon
9Jut5tOn 9lpcnue, erlaa am Samiiag
Bergen 8 ubr Der Group uuo tparo 5
Ronate unO 4 Gage alt. 8esrGtnib
am Dionlas 9tadmlttas i'm @aibinstUn
glpenils 9ir&bofe.
B9- 0tbet ~ 9rdmer, 429 Solar
2Ioe., fir untertlsiper, etc.
s0~ SIN Sbubtore Der Gebr. Slid
an Gecaritr. fiabet man Die beiteg8aare.
pe~ Gbas. 56euh's StiefeIs unb
S6ubseihdft 1T init cen bsiten @ads
rsn rei9Iitb berieben unb bic BreiIe
iinS 10 niebris, pie irsenbpO in Der
Stabt. 9
EB- Seigeuipan's beriibmtes 9feips
art 2a8er uno Salantine's Grport
Bier 1T immer gu baben beim 6dbbeu
Ober Suben6 6IaI6en bel Dli9aeI
Yliger, 434 uno 436 Gebar slpenue /;
besSIci6en bic beiten auti6su un6
Bierhe 40 perleiben. Aue 8eheaun-
msen Eel l5Oit Ober Selepbcn pdnitli6
auseefilbrt.
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SaS xbal a6pdrts.

= SObn CART bon MinoOfa tpirS fiir
cine scltldn9 nibt mebr BAL fpieIen.
@r ipielte lebte g9ode uno elm 8al
traf ibn am glu9e, bab ibm Sbren unc
Seben persng. Da sr eine 5amilic
bat, 10 bate er feline freie 3eit su Saule
Subrinsen iollen.
= Der in 9apIorbiae pcbnenSs
Carpenter Subn DIT arbeitete am Nlitts
nod auf einem @ertiit an bem neuen
BREEDER in 9urpea, fisI bsrab une Der.
orebte Gin SduIterbIatt.
= Die S6peissr in SapIOrpiae tint
10 febr nit Der oortisen @ornet Sanr
9elesentIid ibres 6eItes sufrieben ee.
peien, baB iie oieielbe iiberaa smpfeb.
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mne sem eberen xknle.

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uHo Gliiabstb 9pbmede puroen am
6isnitag in Ger 99obuuns tes 9rdutis
Sams an Sao 0ilinitrGbs ourd 8ep.
&. 9. Uiiasr ben Seranlou ais elm
sladiiAes Boar Uereiuist Die 9reiie
uou JieaIeisentbum in hieii9er Stabt
Sshcn raid in Die 30Dbs uno Hiemane
idsint Su. tuihen, plrum glber biz
1baliade lit ca uno in munden Stabts
tbeiler bat ih Der 99ertb BON 0runos
ei8en.bam in spei Sabren petboppelt.-
Der 8ouoernbr bat Der 8lpbs 9utIiib=
ing 9pmpanie einsn Gbdrter bcpiuigt
Disislbe lat Gin aapiial ben $4,000
uno oeoenft bier Gin neuss tdolImes
9Iatt bsraus5ugebsn. ais oehsn Heoafs
teur ID. Stuart Gam BON Scranton
auseiieben iit.-Die Del. & 8. So. BAL
osm beuafbarieu Borough 5oreit @itt
Elm @runonlt fir einen bifsniliher
Bari sefaentt -O'Searn uno @enOi.
len baben on benz 6unbament fur cir
neuss Opsrnbaus besonnen, ipeIdei
cine 5ront BON 60 SUB uno cine Tiei,
uon so Sub buben ipito; BET einel
5bbe BON orei Stodperteu.
= Der STOpade Scbn SduIs, al
Der @artonoale 3peiababn beihdfti9t
purNe am Sam'tas Wtor9en bon eineI
Del. & 6uoiOn 2otomotiD. iiberfabrer
unb furbtbar periiiimmelt.