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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
FOR ONLY THIRTY
DAYS LONGER
THE CLOSING-OUT SALE
WILL CONTINUE AT
LEVI HEXTER'S.

col bhOAD ~
and customers would DO well 20 embrace this
opportunity OF seeing many goods 10 DO closed
out at sacrificing prices.
WE ENUMEkATE ~ PAKI:
Our entire stock Of All-Slk Satin. aud Moiro
Ribbons in all widths and colors at p per cent.
below actual cost.
our Gentlemen's aud Ladies' Linen Handker-
chiefs Ia white aud colored Dordered to fall tho
same.
our large stock Of Ladies' Hos0 In black, fancy
striped, and balbrggan must 20 tho same way.
our excellent GeDtlemen's Gauze and Bal
brggan shirts in all sizes will he placed on sale
at 23c.-n0ne worth less than Soc.
Ladies' Gauze Vests In half sleeves aud long
sleeves. Jus. 10 slit the season. at l2hc. worth
re, and tho best az 25c. worth 5Jc.
Ladies' summer MerlnO Vests half sleeves, az
25c.-iobberis price for these 81 Nc.
Geptlemenis Unlaundered shirts 50c., usual
price 6Oc.. and our 6Oc. shirts cannot DO bought
for less than Use.
Gentlemenis best Linen Collars at IOc.-usaal
price everywhere IKE.
Gentlomen's lIalt-Asse In brown and fancy at
half their value.
Ladies' Linen and Alpaca listers for travel
ling purposes at one half their cost
Ladies' Cashmere aud Crochet Shawls In black
and colors for evening wear at a great bargain.
Lad'og Ali-Siik Colored Gloves at 25c-wouid
DO cheap at Soc.
Ladies Black silk Mltls. 15c.--usuai price CSC.
Ladies' and Misses Rubber Gossamers must
be closed out AZ half their value.
Swiss and Hamburg Emoroideries at prices 50
suit everybody.
stock OF Sheesngs, Pillows aso Couons, BIeaehed
aud Brown Cottons, Bed Ticking. Worsted Dress
| Goods, silks, satines, khadamas. Lace Curalns
I Linen 1ahle-Damasks IN rod and white. add
many other goods usually keeps In dry-gcod'
/ housed
Call early and have The nrst PICS at
| LEVI nkXTERS.
| nv i+Tu&Th 500 broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

AN EXPERIMENT. Perhaps Minnesota has
solved the liquor problem. She has by law
declared drunkenness 10 he crime. aud in
posed a fine or Imprisonment for the FIRST
two offences. ana for every subsequent Oh
fence Imprisonment FOR not less than sixty
nor more than ninety days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
The ives, Virginia MIDDLE

Especial telegram 10 the DsDatch.l
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 1S.-The leeis-
lative committee on the gubernatorial con-
test this morning discarded three more Re-
publican votes from Barbour county, having
examined all the dispositions from that coun-
ty in behalf OF Judge Fleming. This makes
a total OF eight Republican votes thrown
out. Judge Fleming alleged that nineteen
votes ia that county were illegal. This after.
moon the depositIous in General CONS be-
hail were reached, which attempt 10 prove
thirty illegal Democratic votes in that cOun-
~. Out Of these the charges were sustained
10 FIVE, with eight 10 be examined on Mon
day morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
SILKS

Some Of the sow-footsl China Silks-patterns
that are not 50 ,axy-ars moved down from 20 70
JJc. yard.
once again a fun line o. BLACK India Silks
easier 10 sell than replace-a, least the Kind you
want and the make We recommend, 20 20 CSC.
Have you ever seon such an enormous lot q
silks before. We have cut into tho prices by
tho buying q thousands OF dollars worth. 10
matter what YOU arc looking for. IFS here, and
cheaper than your minds prediction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

The report that the work OF grading Linz
den street for use as the main route to Hot
lywood will soon be begun reminds us that
all Of the funeral professions will have 10
mass through or Immediately by the proposed
new market on Linden street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Itisnot n had sign 10 see so MANY names
mentioned by correspondents IN the Dis
patch IN connection with the office OF Gov
ernor. II shows sctive interest in the coming
election and great confidence in the result OF
it, Cuipeper ETpontnt.
There seems 10 be nobody anxious to be
the MALONE candidate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

George Ebers. the famous German novel;
ist. has been an Invalid for years. Recently
bis illness has taken an alarming turn, aud IL
is feared be cannot survive much LONGER.
His most notable novels were written either
while lounging in an easy-chair OF while
propped up in bed. He suffers much, but
rarely complains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

"In short walk on Fifth avenue yes'er-
dav afternoon, says JOE Howard, Jr., cav
seven children between the ages OF five ana
twelve wearing spectacles. WHATS the mat
terfv speciSilsm, perhaps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

"a paper at Canton, Chins, says the gay
il coming when America has got to treat
.JonN' with respect or go to war" An
there Brer BLAINE? What chance Tor a
vigorous foreign policy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
We IRE Headquarters
FOR
GeRtZeD2eD'S NIGHT Robes

Gentlemen's Plain Robes made Of the best COT
ton for Soc;
Gentlemen's Fancy Robes made of best cotton,
only 7jc.
Gentlemen's Fancy Halt-Hose at l2Hc. worth
I63c.;
Gentemens Fancy Hat-Hose at 1870 worth
25c.;
Genuomen's Balbriggan Half-Hose, fun regular
made, l9&c;
Gentlomens Balbrlggan Half-Hose. full regular
made, 1850, worth &c.;
All-WOol Blue Serge for gentlemen's coats and
vests only Coz. worth 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

The poor wretches in the Philadelphia in
sane Asylum who have had theireye BACKED
by brutal keepers have the satisfaction OF
knowing that the Philadelphia Inquirer has
given The entire management Of the instiiu'
tlon black eve.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Mr.. Barbour says hs thinks the later the
State convention OF bis party IL put of tho
better IL wi be for them. as the III feeling
among the Republicans, caused by the way
things are gong on bere, Is increasing daily,
Esd IL would be well 10 do notplng that will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
n. HutSLcTS Sons,
si5 EAST BROAD STREET
rmy7-Tu&Thl

AMUAEnENEs. ..oooo,oo>
RAND OPERA-HOUSE,
VI corner Broad aud Eighth streets,
George A. HgYDEEsoN, Lessee aud Manager.
WEEK OF MAY 2lTH.
Every night and four matinees, ,.,.,,
MONDAY. TUESDAY, , tHiDAi' anu 81 n
Engagement Extraordinary, o,p,,.v
ROOP & NOPPERs BIG SPECIALITY COMPANY
AND GRIEyEs'S BURLtsQUE
from the Globe Iheaire Washing On, ~ ~ III
the yiyacious spi'y variety entted
HER MAJESTY SAFE1I-PlN,
presented with magnificent ne" costumes 7pe-
cial scenery, and sucn burlesque and spe'ia.ty
artists as; .......-
MISS LUCILLE GRlFNES,
Miss NELLIE nAhRIS,
MISS LILLE NARt,
Miss PAULINE SMITH,
Miss VIOLET HAsRLTON,
MIsa NAY TEMPLE.
Miss SUSIE WINSTON,
MISS ALICE TEMPLE,
MIse KITTY WlLLtRI,
MISS GUSSIE MOORE.
MISS NARlE WILSON.
MISS LILLE THONPsoN,
MIss SUSIE OKfoN.
MISS MAGGIE EARL,
JOHN s GKlEVRN
EUGENE MAS.
WILLIAM G.. MATTHEWS
MATT GALLAGHER,
joins GiitON.
JAMES MILES.
These names arc c inclusive proof Of good
singing. uproArious laughter and artistic shape
GRAND FEMALE MINSTREL SCENE
by carload OF beautiful yOlng lails+
Admis ION. L.. -. and IN cents.
Livery night al SEQ Matinee Monlav, Tues
day. FriIny, and saturday 90 2.30 =. ".
Iicket-once open from A. NJ. 10 +. VI:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Emperor WILLIAM, OF Germany, Is DEAL
inc out TO the rioters a mixture OF sympathy
and lead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
4 PROSPEROUS BUSINESS CON

a. Germ, whicn will bear large and profitable
extensions IL about % Do conycr'ed into a joint
stO.k pauy-Wante1, a ~ TABLE PART /
able 10 influence subscriptions % a god ami
leettima.e undertaking. To ono who shall
prove entirely satisfactory The oiilco Of serre-
iary aud trea surer may ue toniorei. Parties
seesing Investments. especially iho-o VINO do
sire 20 encourage new and well-paying manu-
featuring enterprls,s IN tho cify Of Ri hm0ui,
Will also please address "SIRAIGHi bJ ST.
NESS Dispdtch ONCE ny 1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
BRIEF COMNENE

The New York centennial memorial arch
Will probably be constructed Of wind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
E6rANTED.-THE RICHMOND

" MARKET AID MANUFACTURING COW
PANI proposes s. give 10 D.. stockholders OF th5
date, ana those that may become such until So
0lJ - raised. a FORTY FOOT TOT free Of charge.
The stochh llter- Wiz Dee brnciiei iu many other
WAYS The par value of tne stock i so per share,
on which you can pay 80 cents par ere each
month uuuI paid for he tIl Five dOllsr- paid
down now viii make you atocRhOltor aud OLE
lie you 90 the benefits Of tho company. Tho
party makng tho first payment gets TIE nrst
I'll .e Of tho lots. the second the second choice,
and 40 on. For particulars erpy % ". i-
WAXING, JE-, 0l5 oast Main -tfesL my l9-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Old newspapers for sale at this Office
price. 70 cents Per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

CoLoRED DREss-G0oDs DEPARTMENT
presents new and varied spectacle to-day. Our
now display Of PARIS HIGH NOVELTY SPRING
AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS will astonIsh you
not more than the grent reduction Of prices will
please. We never had more welcome news 10
tell you-that last weeks great sale Of Dress
Fabrics will be supplemented this week.
-3s-inch All-wool Albatross cream and all lead
ing shades 36c. worth 50c.;.
i2-lnch Mohair Lustres, 800. from 7ic.;
SOC. Striped and Plaid Novelty Flannel suitng-
our price to-day 29c.
3s-Inch An-wool Canvas Cloths. lsc-former
price 4lc.;
Double width Striped or Bordered suIting, l6c. ;
Wool Chsllies. IKE.
6gc French Chalies, 49c.
This short enumeration shows that va have got
hold on the marsot snd eau afford TO do away
with the old high prices. Our buying sgent Il an
acknowledged Judge. and while he buys tue
best he knows now 10 cut the prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
TRUNKS.

All kinds on sale. The new Patent Roller in
Saratoga aud Canvas Packing Trunk-the cheap
est made or tho nnest Most reliable make,
however. 10 all
Special shipment Of Fishing Tackle below
usual value my 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
MONDAY

30 pieces Of Chauis at 5c. worth &C;
Good Wool Chauis atl2sc.;
beautiful Clahs 90 l6 g. worth 25c.,
Persian Ctalis az lsc. worth ne;
30 pieces OK Figured Lawns atfc.
30 pieces Of Figured Lawns at g. worth SIC.
! case Fieuroi Batiste as l24c.;
Good Corded Pique at l0c.;
japanese skirungs At 10c. worth l2Hc.;
Large Plaid Musin-very sheer-only &C..
Batiste-grounds we'll coyered-only l2Sc. These
goods are always in demand. and couse-
dueuuy thoy arc worry scarce late IN tho
season.
Best Iekc. satincs will he sold for Sc;
Solid Black Satines-Henrietta fnish-2jc. worth
2G,c.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
GRntZeH1eR'S

n MUS DEPAhA HLN Il 0IIAI4D
OFFER you MANY BARGAINS.
lot OF Satin Ties only &c. worth 2ic;
lot Of Satin Ties only pc. worth SOC;
l lot Of Ties, In Tocks, Pufs, snd Four-in-
Hand. only &c, worth 7jc.;
lot OF Figured Pillue Ties az 25c. per Dozen
these goods are worth so. per dozen;
LOT OF White Pique Ties only SC. worth IKE;
Gentemens Pure Linen Collars, 4-ply, only SC. /;
Outing shirts at SOC. worth 75c.;
Boys outing at zoe. worth 75c.;
All-Wooi outing shirts at SL25 worth SL75;
ATWOOD Outing Shirts al Sl.75 worth $3.50;
All-Wool outing Shirts at 81 As worth 81;
lot Of White Shirts, linen bosom, reinforced
back and 'front.' 800. worth 5Oc.
lot Of Pleated Bosom shirts at 4Sc. worth 75c.
Our 75c. Shirt IS the best In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
RIBBONS.

price streamers are waving In the breeze. Popu-
lar prices move Fhc gale. The groat demand
for gaudy trapplnes can now 10 supplied. All
shades from the Cisl d'FgYpt 20 tho >tyeian
Black can DO found on The counters today OF one
half their real value.
The Fine Fancy Ribbons
30. were SO.
@ic. wore lg'.
4lD. wore a.c.
49' were ~.
For Ginghsms Tor outing use, what tho
manufacturers expected % realize o0r a yard
for, all silk two inches wide. s.. a yard.
Several new cases n Ribbons New prices as
well in many instances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19
ITO EXCURSIONISTS. PICNIC
Il PARTIES, SUNDAY SCHOOLS, 60.

The Richmond and Allegheny railroad has
iust opened 70 tho public fINlIA PARK. stu
ated Immediately on the James river fifteen
miles from Richmond. Parties desiring 70 maze
excursions should certainly see flNIIA PAhk
before making arrangements elsewhere.
The pavilion Is situated ON beautifully
shaded plateau 1853 feet above the river, Afford
ing a splendid view OF the river and surrounding
country.
Tho graded roads, shady deiis and nooks. and
thu beautiful nhoet Of water several miles long
and SOD yards wide, formed by the back wster Of
Bosher's dam, for boating. fishing. &c, makes
VINlrA the mos, desirable pic-nic gounds con-
tiRuous 10 the city.
For special rates, &C., apply 70
j. X. MACMURD0.
Ap 26-F&Sulu General Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

WANTED, 20 SELL OR En-
w CHANGE for CITY PROPERTY p small
TRUCK FAkM OF ~ ACRES. Two ard iat
miles OF Richmond on n good road. Good hod 81
SASHES. onI FARMfNG IMPLEMENTS. East
my lAsu. ru&Ih3t'
WANTED. LADY AGENTS. NEW
w DESIGNS. LADIES' anc CuiIDKEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS. stamp Tor catalogue.
CAMPBELL COMPANY, isi randolph street
Chicago my l9-su,IuSlhlH
WANTED, CHRISTIAN MEN AND
~ WOMEN no SELL THE CHRISTIANS
LEGACY. Tho host book Tor agents. Liberal
forms and largo ur'les. 4 fow general agents.
". i. HOLLAND, 100 Nassau street, Nov YORK.
my lg-it
WANTED. AT THE HOUSE OF
w RrRGFSSEe Nor go east Grace street,
zen or twelve GENILtMLN bJARDElt, rooms
furnished. Also. eight on teu lAhLL hoAkD-
LR,. tir-t-cisss board az moderate rs''s.
myll,uGW2t'
WANTED, TENANTS FOR A
W SECOND FLOOk 4 THREE CONNECT
ING ROOMS, WITH bath ana water atteched.
WIN be- rented furnished or uuf'irni-hea to
suitable party. Apply ai !,JS cast Bf"a stree,
my l'-i'
NEANTED.-A GOOD Business
~ NAN AND FiHSf-ClAS, hDOh-hftftG
desires "a POSITION fu p mercantile house. ihs
hest - r'frrru'Ds furnished Address hDyh-
KEEPER. core D-pG'ch Office. ny l''"l5'
WANTED, TOTAKE ~ WASHING
" by tho week or month. Guarantee 90 give
satisfaction. Address s. T., care Dsp1'ch once.
my lgir
WANTED. YOUNG MEN TO AT
~ TEND RICHMOND school ~ ILlE-
CHAPHl. No. west Narshali street. MONDAY,
IIE,UAI, THURSDAY, en! FRIDAY SIGH
nom tD iO oclo-k. Terms g per month iD Al
vance. nf i'-'I
WANTED. A GOOD COOK WITH
~ olrlNCCMBRANCE Apply az 10. south
Third street, my i9-lP
WANTED. PAPER-HANGERS TO
~ furnish their lowest bids for paper.ng
rooms Apply a. 40. south Fourteenth street.
city. my 1917
TWO Or THREE BEAUTIFUL
FRONT sECOND-tLOOR ROOMS, win
BOARD Or ssh bout. open for engagement FIRST
class fare. desirable location. an1 every COM
fort lresout occupants leave soon Tor europe.
$50. 2ll east Nalu street my i.-lt'
/ DOOk-kEEPER. WANTED. BY A
ID competent BOOk-hEEPER of ;our years
experienced STU ALTON. Can furnish satl,iac-
/ tory references. Address
WILLIAM x. sToRk~.
my lg-it' JOS Virginia street.
WANTED. BOARDERS.-GOOD
W BOARD in central location. special rates
% gentlemen desiring TABLE BOARD whose
families are away Tor the summer.
MRS. 81. f. kIDWEfL.
/ sl7 east Franklin street, between Eighth AMI
Ninth streets. my l5-lF
WANTED, TO KNOW IF THERE
/ w are any Of tho ALPOBTS or PAROs living
! ln Richmond. II so, would be plesstd 90 hcar
| from them. Miss ANNlE FAhc
myl9-t MavcrIy, tcnn.
WANTED, TENANT FOR LARGE
! ~ AND AIRY FIhSrFLOOK FLAT from
/ june to October " permanently, consisting ot
/ five rooms. closets, pantry. bathroom, titchcn,
/ and servants room. Address ID, care Carrier
! SO. 3 my I-It
WANTED, ATENANTFOR HOUSE
| ~ SO. li3 east Leigh slreet containing eight
rooms, Tapered. au4 boo tx-elleut CONDITION.,
| also, a 1ENANI for four largo aud handsome
| connecting rooms. 2ith convenient bath. wafer.
! SC. ~ .l4 cast Loisu street. Apply az 59 eass
Lnigl street. my NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

NTOTICE.-THE RICHMOND MEM
y BEKS OF THE UNITED STATES MUTUAL
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK. arc
requested 10 pay their assessments and dues %
the Genersl Agent, l. HENRY, 1914 east Main
street VIII call 10 collect when requested. Au-
thOrzed by TIC above company % collect and
givo receipts my ls-ir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

Reading noaces IA resdpg-msstcr Vp@
lres or less, 81: IN nonpEren iesded. 'oc.
Care Of rates for moro space FURNISHED on APP
rlcatiou.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

trieticr. and teicgrsrs mus be scoreasca
,oTHE DISPATCH COMPANY
Rejected communications VIII not es re-
1urnod-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-19

WANTED, TO KNOW If THERE
w are any Of tho ALpOBTS or PABOS living
"a Richmond. II SO, would be plessed 90 hcar
from them. MISS ANNIE PAhD.
utyfq-r Mavcry, Tom.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

Serr Doctor. ieben Sie bod su, MAIDEN
Sie bod. baB meine 6ru.t pieSer gut
nit mir wirO. sic baben ia glaen uor
@eri6t has SerS pei9 MAIDEN t0nnen.
Bitten Sie bod fir mid bel !Sermine! :"
ySie iin6 ein Iei9tiinnissr uno berg
foier Nteni3 trot allebem, Srnnnsr,
un6 i'd rusiB ni9t, obs nidt befer iiir
Sbre srau pdre, alIein Su bleibsn!"
Drummer i6iitteIte trauris ben Ropt.
sd bin ni6t mebr Ieidtiinnis unb i'd
Ipeib iett, Srr 9lnwuIt, mas i'd al
6rau unb &inb babe, i'd bin ein anoerer
Meni9 seworOem, i'd femme mid ieIbit
ni6t mebr! Wsnn sic mir ni9t CLAUS
ben wolleu, Serr Doctor -"
,,9tuu, i'd CLAUDE Sbuen, Srunner," I"
ia9te Der Ne6tsanpalt, uersebIi9 9esen
feline 9tiibruns antdmpfenb, ,,tOmmen
sic mor9en 0admittag um llbr in
n:ein Bureau. Sbre 5rou ruirb Sbnsn
uerSeiben, 6rausn oieier Dirt uerSeibep
INNER"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

lteber BEN @infIuB pom
fafiee unb E5ce auf bic Gauer uon @jeS
birnporgdngen bat Or. Oebio in Oorpat
intereiiante lluteriu9uugen anqeitelt.
Dur3 Wehuus Oer JteoctOns;eitsn, b.
b. Der Oauer Der Sur9 bic erpdbnteu
9tei;mittsl beruorgeruieneu Wirtunoen,
bat 9ebio nadgewieien, in peIber Bes
siebung bic 9eiiti9 err e9enoen g8irfungen
oeS Saiiees mo bes G6ecs Ii6 ioluobl
uutcreiranocr, iuie uUn benienioen bes
NltoboIs uuteri6eioen. 2Ille orei Wlits
tel bei6Ieuuigen sundbit bic @sbirns
t6Gti9teit; aber ber gllfobol ibt feline
anidusIl,b bei9IeunisenOe Q8irfung wes
ieutIi6 auf Die 8cwegunoseiiecte, auf
bic gIuf6luug pom g8iQensbanOlun9en
aus, pdbreno er Die Wabrnebmuuesuor;
gauge iebr baIo perIangiamt. Sofiein,
D. b. Der i'm Saifee entbaltene wirtiame
Stoif, unb i'm boberen @jyaOe Der Gbet
bepirten bagegen cine bei6Ieuuigtere un6
suslei9 nGdbaItigere Nuiioiiun9 duBerer
Ginoriide, opie 8ertniipfun9 oerieIben
Su tomplicirten 9oritetlungsgruppen,
Obne eIeid;eitig gu @utIaOungen i'm
WfuStelipItem 81 trsibeu. g&enn 6er
9lltOGOl Die Ssmmungem unO Sorgen
pe9rGumt, uns mutbig unb iibermiit6ia,
su uniiberle9teu Streiden eeneiot, aber
3u erniter @cbouteuarbeit uni6biq ma6t,
10 erb6It ms Der SbeesenuB bei anSaus
eruoer geiitiger 9luitrengung mad uno
auimertlam uno erlei9tert uns bic 9luf,
iaiiung ionit ermiiOenoer GinjsIbeiten.
Seim 9ronii6en glItoboImiBbrau6 lebsu
mir oementipre9enb dub eine forii6rei,
tenos Nbnabme 6er iesIii6eu Semmun,
gen, Der SeIbitbeberri9ung, eineu 3ers
fau 6eS Gbaratters, bes moralii6en
Saltes, iib berausbiIOen, pdbren6 Der
notwithstanding Sbee9suuB niemaIs
oerarti9c Storuu9en, iOnoern b6bfens
SdIaflOii9feit uno et!pa 3uitdu6e pom
Nerueni6pd6e i'm @cfOIse ba..
-8ie6ie ,R Rowoi @remiaA
meIbet, bot bic ruiiide Gesieruns
uerfii9t, baB bic GeIepbone aus alien
Jteitaurationen, 8ranntmeini6enten uuo
Raiieet tduiern (3uderbddereien) in @ars
i6au uuo iiberbaupt i'm G6niareib Bos
len entternt iperoen. Oeu NnlaB bu
bieier Mabregel CAB Der lImitan6, bag
Ourd bic GeIepbOns ein @irt5 benz ans
oercn psrratbeu fam, wann Die tebOr6s
li6en Sr9one tommen, nm in ibren
2otoIeu Jtepifonsu uoGuuebmeu. Somit
erpies iid OaS GeIepbOn in EoItn aIs
itaatsGeiGbyi5. gIui 6as i5rige 0tubs
lamb wnroe bIeie NtaBreseI nod ni9t
ausgcoe6nt.
- Seine Wiiauciruug. l.
Sausfram: sd seOente mir ieet ein
beiieres Wfdod)eu gu neBmsn" ..
Sausfrau; rNber i9 bitt' sic. bic
beiieren Dieutmdb6en iino Grab bic
l3e5teitcu; ca limb bic 3utsa ned beis
ierl"
- SergaIoppirt. Sauiirer:
.@lio, Sie woIIen mir ni6ts abs
tuufsn, snd' 6rou? Gut, partsn sic
nur auf meiuen 8oneurrenten - SO
i6miert Sic nod gang anOers uu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

- ga @ieM 1T ean uieridbs
RIGGS Wido9en beim Spielen nit einer
6aiIeebobne babur@ peruugIiift. OaB
bieieIbe benz 6iuoe in Die SuitrObre ges
rietb. CUR &ettung bes SinOes muBte
Der 9uftr6breuidnitt uorgeuonmen pers
ben, weI9er normal perIief unb be9riins
bette 9lusfi6t auf Die gSieOergene{ung oes
Jfiuoes bOfeu IdBt. 0us RinS bette ins
5wii5en ben gau;eu Gag iiber unter befs
tigsu Gritidun9santdlIen ;u Ieioeu. Die
Operation founts uidt friiber aus9efkbrt
pergeu, aIs bis Die gobne in bet 9uft:
robt, bis gu elmer 9eiDifen SObe seIRnst
.unr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

Gin OueIl auf Srebie.
Sommt oa in Berlin elm Mann uon Der
l5urmltraBe uno mill bur6 ben tlenen
S9iergarten mad 4lt:Moa6it. GIN ieis
mem 9lrm bdnst ein GROCER Sanbtorb,
9eiiiut nit ben idOnlten S6crtrebieu.
Wltten I'M tIeiuen Gbicr9urten bsgesuet
ibm en 9lrbciter, Der ibn anrempeIt uno
obenoreiu nod vS9afStopf~ tituIirt.
S9ue elm WOrt Der grniberuug uimmt
Der &orbtrdser ben OsfeI pom ieinem
6orbe un9 ftiiIpte benz 9Iubern idmmt.
lidbe Srebie iIber ben Ropf. Sas prais
ieIt unO raiielt nan al bem armen Der;
I'M; elmer Der 0tidibrittIer bat iitb nit
berS6eere in ieinc Raie ieitsetIemmt, al
beiOea Sbren uuo Sdn6en bdnot ebeu.
ialls ie eiu Rnar rolbbefratter @eiclen.
Der 8eitraite aber itbrie in einem iort:
y vOteiue ltaie! meine 9tnie! thu bod bic
imfamisteu Oiuger iueg!" ,g9iaite ben
S9afstOpp ;uriIdHebmen?" fraste nun
Der JtrebS6elieer. Simmer Su, id
uebme alles suriif." @3ro6miitbia be-
freite nun ber Sie8er ben SeiieSten uou
ieineu Bsini9ern, iperrte Die &rcbic wiss
Der in icineu Rorb uu6 troIIte ii6 unter
GROCER SeiterFeit Der guIunteu UOn bans
men.
SpGitter .8es Sdpeiuss gnSs
1T Der 0urit anfans.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19

SeSri6 bat betanntIi9 aud ben Sob.
ten nidt los9eIaien. Sb CT bamit
erreidt bat, mas er anitrebt, Sas III
febr bic Sra9e. @uf bas grab Ses
uielgenaunten Ot6ters fdut infer Bid
BOIL MitIeiO, wdbrenO mir uns pOn
ieinsm 8einiger, Der ia iebenfaQs aus
elmer sroben Gduiduns bes Publitams
9iuteu ;o9 uno nod sieben mil, nit
einem gang unberen Geiiibe abwenben.