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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Lieutcnants stevens and Mott. O.. $. A..
no Fortress Monroe. have made a report Of
the percentage made Boy the sections of the
lI0witzcr drill. That of the third section.
Lieutenant Thomas II. starke, was CO.'S.
This is the section that won the place Of
honor ON the right of the battery. This Sec
ton is composed Of the following gentle
Yates Williams. Mason. White. Stuart. and
Cole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Mrs. Wlnsiow's soothing syrup should ai-
wars Doe used Nueu children are cutting
teeth. Do relieves Doe little sufferer al once.
the child from pain, and ine hulc cnerul
awakes as "nr'lAi as "a Button" DO ls very
pleasant fo taste. o. suofnes fnc child sOli-
ems thr guios, allays ali pain. relieve. wind
REGULATES the bowels, and lbs fNe best known
remedy l0r dlarfao.a. whether arising mon
taaInIng Hr other .ta.tt. twenty-five cel b
% bottle tu SO .r1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

From the Philadelphia Hulletinl
Chicago has been granted the privilege of
having Worlds Fair in 1892. and il brave
~ declared that the consent Of Congress was
All it asked. Now, however. IL is clhmOring
for an appropriation and disputing about a
site. This is unbecoming, 20 say the least.
We have faith that the people Of Chicago
can get up the Fair with their own cash. il
they can agree upon site and other details.
Bat such agreement must be- arrived NJ
speedily. for there Is no time TO be lost.
livery day should be one OF hearty work
unless the proposed Fair Is 10 be merely ma
iloual, or Western, or local, instead of being
one Ia which all nations can participate
anl le properly represented.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Frs.-All Fits stopped free by d.
Kfine's Great Neltc hesfofcr. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free q Fil
cases. Send 10 DR.. Kline, o3l Arch street
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

NARIIN.-Ulfd. Nlrfh 9th. 1900. at no
ocl0ck A 3d.. OILMOlh MARllN. aged
IhrtF-seNeu wears.
Funeral frNm Grace Episcopal Church.
IlIUI-DAl 100 ~ O'Clock N. Friends Hut
acquaintance OF the family are lnVited t0
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

There is considerable excitement at North
Piainneld, y. j., over the discovery Of copper
and silver ores In tle mountains back of the
town. The discovery was made in excavat-
ing for water works. aud 10 is said that inyes-
figati0n has been made % warrant the asser-
ton that, underlying ileouter layers Of trap
rock end red sandstone in the mountain, are
mines from which fortunes may be deyel-
op.L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
PORTAu PRINCE.
Affairs Reported 70 be in a Very Unsettled


NEW ORLEANS, March The BRUSH
ship jamaican, Captain Edwards from
Liverpool. January Both, via. Port au Prince
February, Isl. and Kingston, February 2Dtn'
arrived IN port this morning. She reports
affairs I'm very unsettled state at
porf-au-Princo. and that recently an a.
tompf was made % burn the town. the
general impression is that the hyppolte
government win be- OF very short duration.
The jamaican brought. as - passenger,
james /orb0n, British Consui-eencf 10
Sam DOMINGO and Hayti. lie is ac-
COMMANDED by his family and secre-
tarv. The Consul embarked on the
Jamaican no Kingston. where Dc bad been
previously conveyed from Pori-au-Prince by
Am English man-0f-wsr the relations De-
tween British and naytian Governments
having become strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
rhe j. Z. b. 5000 Memorlnl.

Ex-Cadet G. Stuart Woods has been au-
thorized by General l.. l.. L0max as COLI
lector for Richmond OF funds for the chapel
90 Dee built at Blacksburg. I'M memory of MAJ
iOr-Genoral y. +. b. stuart. The cost +, cs-
timated at 5000. THE TINES recently pub
lishcd in fun the appeal for this memorial 10
the great leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

The many friends in this city Of the Rev.
, William Nj. Dame, rector Of ihe Memorial
Church, Baltimore, will regret % learn of
/ bis illness A personal letter received here
yesterday stated that sunday night De was
seized with congestiye chill. 10 was thought.
and threatened With pneumonia. The latest
reports were that be was better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
rnl.ln.namIlo ENnIosIan.

PrrsBuRG. PA Mar By the exc
nlosion of 20 box of dynamite in Conirac-
ior's tool house 0n Centre avenue to-llN.
David Hayes was instantly Killed. and DE
liam s0ddy fatally injured. How ihe exc
uio-i0n was caused I4 not known. Hayes
VA. FORT, years Old. and leaves widow
and TWO children. -0ddy was unmarried.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

JACKSON. MISS. Mar. 5.-At "a meeting
fine directors 0f the Jefferson Davis Land
Company yesterday, $4,000. ihe proceeds OH
stock sold. was turned over t0 the trustee 5
f.r the benefit of Mrs. Davis 10 is thought
fhaf twice as much more viii Dee secured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

The oyster bin has been ongrossed. and is
now before the Governor for his approval.
lie was very busy last night careiulis
examining IT, The bill covers a number Z
pages. and II j. probable that the iosCrnoH
wlll not complete the examination until
this mornlng,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Ia Advance of All inmuf elton.
The quickest line t0 Norfolk ef.H
burg and Norfolk and Western I...
two hours anl forts minute.
solid trains. without tram
All trains arrive and depart m H
street station.
Leave Richmond afN.iN A.MMI .n
NJ. returning. arrive af Richmond
p. NJ. and l.ND p. N.
Olice. JNi Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

LONDON. March 5.-lni0mation comes
here this evening that the Chinese govern
mont Is massing troops on the frontier ol
Siberia. and the Russian authorities are
,nnrahrnsiNo that "a Chinese attack upon
l61 Russian forces 0n the border is medi-
ufod 40 an carly date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

AT the State Association Of Amateur Oars
men, held at Fredericksburg this week, il
was decided 10 hold the next annual regatta
al Richmond, on June rs. The course will
be- the same ar last year, and 10 is expected
that many Northern crews will compete
with the Virginia men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

In the wrestling-match ON horseback last
night at the Barton's Grand Central Thea
tire, Greek George was winner, he throwing
Captain Graham two out of three rounds.
I'm the GraecO-ROman match between Ed
ward Blake, Of Richmond, and Greek
George, the latter also won.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

The object of tine Oh Dominion Building
and Loan Association IS OBJ assist its mem.
beers boo saving money and safely investing
10. s0 as t0 secure the BEST possible rate of
interest. and also tO enable Dos members, hi
loans. 90 buy real estate and build houses
and secure homes.
Calat the Office of tIe company, no. No.
Main street. and learn how easily this can
B. done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Mr.. William Wilson, the custodian Of
papers for the Senate. was yesterday pre-
scented with beautiful gold-headed um-
breila by the member from Augusta, Mr..
EchOls.
Mr. Hinton Helper, Of the New York sun,
Is in the city ON brief visit.
DIR. W. 4. Stiff has returned % town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
Farm sold.

NIessrs. II. b. Chain q Co. have sold the
Pearson farm, owned by the estate OF L. G.
Bennett. containing 81 acres, 20 Col. A. l..
Phillips. for the sum Of thirteen thousand,
five hundred dollars
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

An alarm o. fire was turned In last night
from Box 81, al $3.50 O'Clock, caused by the
burning Of a roof on a stable Of Mr.. Armis-
tead kendalers 1922 west Marshall street.
Damage. SO: lully insured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

neglect that cough. hu. take at once Dr.
DNiIs Colen syrup u Pure Pine Tar,
H0ron0und and Wild Cherry.
For Indies nhni0ns. carts. De-. Orany Ye-
hicle 10 Doe bu.t 0 order or repaired. see
David A. Ausiie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

sTNTE 0T IUI"|N--|
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Mr.. David A.. Ainsiie makes 70 speciality
of the manufacture oI ladies' php.lNs. Nos.
s. Do and D. Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
Norfolk and Western Route.
via Petersburg.
To Lynchburg and the Great .,.t,.
TrayersiDg the Riohest Porii,,
nf htr.f..l.

Three daily trains from Richmond l...
An. II :3D j. ". from iyu.siri .f....',
1900 a. w.. u. and u. station. f. r..l
vile. Apply for an international DIMES
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06
SOUTHERN COLONY.
MUCH INTEREST FELT IN The
APPROACHING ELECTION

c.n,ain Hugh Il. Garden Probable Sue
ccssor Of John c. Caihoun-Ihe Late
Hon. George II. Pendleton-Eailroad
,Ser-. and Ne,, York Matters In General.
NV YORK. Mar. special. The
southern colony IS maniiesting consider
able interest i'm the election Of officers that
will take place i'm the Southern Society to-
morrow evening. John G.. Calhoun will no
doubt be succeeded by Captain Hugh K.
Garden. splendid and truly representa-
tive type OF the Southern gentleman. The
candidates for the four yice-prcsidencies are
John o. Abney. Logan e.. Murray, Clarence
Carey, James H. Parker. Charles a. De
shon. Hugh Z. Garden, +. c. Morchead'
James Swan. William l.. Trenholm, and J..
Thomas. The two candidates for secretary
are 4. A. Boall and Wostmoreland &. DAVIS;
and for treasurer. Howard Saunders. The
conservative element in the society is over
whelmingly in the majority. and has nomi.
mated this ticket. which will De elected ana
nut an end t0 thc scandals about the so
cicty's clubhouse that have been rampant
for some time. and were made especially
prominent hy the shooting scrape.
According tO the best authorities me 30
cioty is yet in the formative stage OF exist.
onco. III grew too fast no the beginning ol
ifs club movement. ! Dc desire 90 geo a
clubhouse made the admission of new
members easy. There was not sufficient
scrutiny of men as 90 their personal char
aeior. and some black sheep siIayed into
the flock. 10 Us this element which has pro-
duced club scandal. and now the situation
seems % demand % wedding ont process
u will De done as soon as the election De-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

WANTED STUDENTS -o i.
~ to 0prfofe tnctfi|i
afe eomlUe iau.dly into u-f, it
earning tneII operation N.I
uoffunIfy inr good untIl''.
course oi training 'u rlrN'.t '
reasonable NCDllNl.i ...
SIENOGliApul. llOn.ih
OrIB. ON ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-06

Cigcun fOVff.-ln the Circuit Court OF
the city of Richmond: j. y. jclerlies,
who sues for the benefit of Joseph
inc Jcneryics an infant, against Albert
Leonard. This suit is the result of Mr.
Le0nard's some days since running over Mr.
Jehoryies' daughter, ayoung miss of about
fourteen years. The young lady was terri
blv shocked. and considerably bruised. She.
However. at this time is c0nyalesccnt. Dam
.e claimed is $4,000. Mr.. w. il. Beverage
In counsel for the plaintiff.
Ch0ncerv COur.--lhc VIII Of the late
Josiah Cnmp (c0lOredl was admitted io
probate. The estate. which is valued at
81. 500. is bcQueathed % his widow. Icrnella
{. Crump.
Jyusfinqs C0uGf.-William Taylor. coli
Orod. charged with assaulting George w ash
ington. c0l0rcd. Jailed for three months
and fined 50.
Marshall Brown and James Couch. coll
Ored charged with setting up and promo
ting game commonly called policy. Jailed
for one day and fined $40 each.
police court Lee Faudree charged with
being a suspicious character and resisting
the police. Surety required ia the sum of
$500 for his good behavior for twelve months.
Louis Haabe. charged with carrying com
cealed weapons. Fined $40.
Nd. Martin. charged with selling goods
on sunday. Case continued till tomorrow.
Stokes Motley (colored) charged with
beating Mary Oycrion. Fined $40.
Alex Mallory (c0l0red) charged with be-
ing drunk ard trespassing ON the premises
of James L. Turner Fined 81.
Charles T. Mundm. charged with ours
ing. abusing and threatening TO beat his
mother. Mrs. Lucy Mundin. Fined s.. and
committed 20 jail i'm default of security for
twelve months.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Ch0nccrU Court Lucinda Brown. Sarah
Evans and Eliza Morton 20 :. j. boswell.
"A feet ON north side William street near
Gumcr. 5000: Samuel j. Ruiheriord's eXecu-
tor 90 b. =. johnson, 66 feet ON Main street
northwest corner Twenty-seycnth. sl5-O ;
| ID. T. -prigg 90 Indiana +. Davies trustee.
l-G interest i'm southern Churchman' news
paper 81 500.
HcnI1cO COUHfV.-MOses Carmichael
and wife 90 d. NJ. Gasser. % feet ON road
/ leading from Valley street 90 Mechanics.
vile turnpike, $50.
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SefbGftS. S.Mn3ei9er.

Mpptbefer.
8. W. 9putpn, Rebtfam.nte iebsr
Nrt 39 eafapanna apsnus.
Ebeo 8. Grande, 0sutI6r apOtbs-
ter, 223 WpOmins apfnus.
Gisarren.8abritant.
u. Rpt IN a II n, bic bsIisbttu ,,Nlfun1o"
unb ,,Sia Rtus Giaarrtn aae Sprtsn Ga-
bat unp Hauhnartifel, 5t1 2addpanna ape.
Sampf' uns sBaftr,eeitunsen.
SAINTS 8. 9aplsr plumbins Grprt,
Gds gBpcming ape. unb 2inptn Giraffe.
Semitic, 6ruebt unS Nuaern.
Spfepb Ottinasr, gluIfnn in isbsr
Nrt ;ubtreittt, ST eadapanna Nptnus.
@rpeeriss uHc 9ropifipneu.
9s6tolb, Brandon s. Co., Grad.
fcIger BON SrabIs & Stesl), 116 penn Npt.
S6tGasr runb Seal, "a qadapanna
Nus.. bas bsrHbmts Wbite Spcnse WsbI.
Srsb. 8 gBibmapeE TslitatsItn,
$50 eadapanna Aofnue.
5errensc5 5arserobe, 8dte etc.
Grauf .. GbriIftan, 205 9adapanna
Gprnus, Bailey Saus 8lCd.
Sd,ubs uns Stiefeln.
8. 9. Detfs s. Co.. 22t @Spmiua
apsnus. au& &spnratursn prompt bsfOrst.
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e. .. ASDWers, @potbefer,
Ssbar Strabs. scranton. 4a.
Gigeutbiimer pon Yomers' 9eber 9iQen,
8urm Sproial aiterwurm. Sprup. 8auo-
uurm.8ertlIger 3abnen.Sprup. SbeerbaIiam
fir Suften, Grtdltunaen unb 8rdure. oeutides
ointment. Samaiea Sn9mer. 8iebpuIber uno
nieIe onopre ArtiteI. 8
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SSicbti9e Sefanntmaebnn8
Yin bic 8l0rnier

2aut 8tIdIus oss Bobiidsn llnierftiibuuas
9ereins bon Seranton. hnoet am Samitdg,
oeu 29 Mdr5 Gbsnos llbr. i'm 8eriamm.
Luz 9s,im mer bei Nrnelterballs. Gde aloer
Strnbe uno prospert auenue Die erfte regel.
redlte Bsnmtenpabl itatt gdmmtIihe Wit,
a'ieoer oieies SersiuS wsrosn hiermit oufae.
fOroert Su eridelneu uub 3u9Ieif sriudf, ibre
ridtisS aor, iie nleoerssihrieben mIijubr naeH.
Sc p'ro SuaIsid osn siaoeniern uen Seranfou
nnn llmssdeno nuh nfsttheilt, oab Der Ser.
elm pom 90. WdJ an aeihlOneu miro, uno
oieieuilen, 10 lde nrh g8 liens fino enquire.
ten, tonnen bic oabin uOdb nit 50 eenis ouf.
genommsn werben; MD o,m 20. Wdrj fan9t
Der gsieBllde Giutrtt an.
Nllo, auf fiil's 8aisrlnno,
8er aiebP bat ju ibm,
@er treuIib reidlt ibm feline Sano;
gBirb srnten Rubmss Sie9.
SIN Nuftroge oeS
8iir9ermeiite . III b 8dibi9reibers
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8m. &prnacber's
Seuti6e MpOtbete,
724 NittStDn MDenue,
nabe Bird StraBe.

Ser Gi9entbimer, in 9eutfdIano ftnatIid
seprifter arotbeter uno gbsmiter. perlpenoet
auf Die 3nbereitun9 BON Rejepteu Die gr6bte
SOr9fat alIe Weoitamsnte fino friid
nA- SeIepbOnuerbinouns nit alien aerBten.
9eutite SeiItrGuter unO 8urjeIu, 9atent.
WeoBinen, Soilette.artitel II. (. 10.
8eoienung pinftlih uno reeGI.
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Neme Mnsei9em.
Sur gef6aigen 8ead)tung

allen meinen Sreunoeu. Befnnnteu uno benz
puhIitum I'M Haasmetnen nieinen befien Daut
fur beniiIenes 8ertruusn. - 8lei6ieit er.
lnube ih mir betnnnt ;u 9eben odb if meine
pragis pom heuli9en Sage an mieoer anfneb.
men fam.
Or. q. .. Nmmann,
424 geoar Guenue.
Seranton, ben 81. WdrJ.
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gSed)lel, YaFage, Teuer eebens Vcri. @ei6dtt

VIM. F.. KieSe1-
GtabIrt 1859. 5t3 Gadawanna aDsnus Scranton, pa.
srSeren Sdbte Gupas tn bdhbteen Sardseu
Sefrbuune pafagren ibr ale Seebdkn.
a a pemitelf buf&-6fe. pof- -8rens
aaen W Wuu al eebns gnf6run C5deafbaf.
SGueru Saupn Bab-
WSbdn
w i9en Raten
Ssssuns aaufeu aauf Gats Rnut
Shrdberfa6 nltasenr S96f eutt eusIfh
sifep fife In firtf1 6rf beprgf
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StaOt unO GOuntD.
Nermifcbte 2Dfal Sericbte.

E9- 2iebIing Der Sausfrauen-
piaSburp's Belt = perfauft bel 6reb. s.
8iomuper, $50 2udu. Gpe.
@barIeS SOffman bon bier ipurbe
am IL. MdrS in 8en GrSpI, 3d., nit
6rI. 2iSie Dtup 8ObIsemutt sstruut.
- @ine babide eiierne Bride nirb
BEL Cummings iiber bic 8OorinS 8ruOt
9ebaut.
C. $. Sinsbea 1T gum @e.teriiss
nalsSeamten an Stele bon Or. Seebs
ner ernarnt wOroen, pa lebterer bic
Staot UerIuiien bat.
-Srau 8. SiribfieIO, ebemaIs SRI.
OpbsIia &rOtOsfp BON bier, Itarb am
OOnneritas in Netp gorf i'm 9llter bon
% Sabren.
Ba5r 8offer, 8eiietui6en, S6irme,
Spa3ierit6de Su billieiten 9reiien in
8rOwn Bee Sipe.
- 8i4arb Compton bon Sefferion
9otpniblp, Elm alter Siroer bon etipa
so Sabren, tpurbs lebte 8o6e ipeeen
Wibbanrluns ieiner l7idbrieen Gbefrau
unter 5000 BIreidaft seiteIlt.
- Zen Obj Seaoms i'm eansen
2anbs 1T bon Der 8rObIoee empfobIen
poroen. ben 26. Npril, tpelbeS Der
7lite Sabrsstus Der @riinouns bes Ors
bens 1T. eniipre4enb su feiern.
@er etwaS @ei6madpoGes isben
nil, iollte iib bic S6aufenitsr BON
8rCb, Softer & So. anisben, oenn cine
bIbi6ere NusiteIlun9 fann man ii6
faum benfen.
= Der friiber i'm 8aqanb 'iden 81.
IentpaurenIooen anseiteIIte Wag 8IeS 1T
in Sbsnanooab, S6uplfil @puutp. Der
llnteri6Iasuns bon $50 8ubeIn iiber'
fiibrt poroen.
Die Del. & $. So. IdBt felt Wons
tag bon ibrem SrloBeitraBe Sobnbofe
sinen Na6tSus iioIi6 fabren (SOnns
tags auSeeuOmmenJ, pel6er Scranton
UNI l1.35 perIdBt uno in Wiltssbarre
um 1925 eintrifft.
-Sn Der Common Council Sibuns
am Samitus abenb truS bas Ispbalts
platter uber bas belsiibe Steinpfuiter
ben Sies bapon. Die 8srOronun0en
Sur 9Halterune bon Roro uno Suo
Wain 9lpenue uno zines IbeileS bon
Sadionitrube paiiirten enOsuItis.
- 8atrenb bic gnIpriide UNI llns
tsrittBuns feline Ibnubme seiaen, eeben
bic SeiIteuern nur Iansiam Elm i'm 8er'
bdItniB sur ansubI Der 8eodrftisen.
$50 10 pieI 8cidtbum unb 8ObIbabens
belt 1T, ipie IN scranton, iOlten Srauen
uno 8inoer ni4t su bunsern n6tbis
baben.
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y OeraeGt nici,t.

oab man tsper,et bic belfsn gOrtbsils bsim
aaufssen 5af&su. unb Waupuprtu, S&mud-
IHen, Silberpaaren &c. BEL
Tre c M a n
nbaltfn tann. Gin GROCER unb elesaner 8cr-
ratt Der iiinsffsn 1ufsr auf bts fOlibsfs art
Dverftrttgi fortpGbrenb ppuGtbis; ale ptr-
tauften artifel psrben sarantirt.
Weparaturen an ubren unb Suirslsn
ptre ipe3teat NufmerfIamfeit ertbeilt.
Sm Store pfrb Deut6 9 e.
prphen. 6. OH. Freeman
1876 eafdpanna aD, 8allep Saus 8Ipd.
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The Traders
National Bank
BON Serantpn, Na.
Gapita1, ,............-.........S25 900.
Samnel 6ines, 8rdIioent.
%. @. ,Sation. 8ise.9rdi.
u. D. VEilliums, @aiiirer.

9irettoreu.
samueI pines prdfiOsnt Sranton. pa.
Somes W. Guarbarr 6abriiant uoH Wti.
fin9waaren. Scranton, ga.
Srpng u Biud bon 8 u. Sind & Co.,
GiIer9ieber un6 Nnidtmften, ecrarton, ga.
W 9. Semmcrer. aobIen uno GlienbGub.
Ie' Wnuh Gbunt. pa
" D. 9eiienrlna. Yrdfoeut Grfte Rational
Bant. Waut Gbunt pa.
Charles y Watthews, pou 6. .. Wnt.
tb'ws SObu & 60, Gn9ros Webl, Gutter, etc,
Seraniou, pa.
@eorae s. @pers YrdfOent Grfe Rational
8ant 8eIblshem ga
sobn g. YOrtsr, Gn9ros Grocer 6ru1t.
etc, S:rantOn, ga.
w 8. 8arion, gise grafiOsHt, Redtsan.
malt Scranton, pa.
9ieie 8ont miro elm nusemsines 8anfas.
ihdft bttreibsn in ieinem BnntbauIe. Ro. 234
4ndawanna ausnue scranton, pa., uno bit.
ref ahhngsuol nm bas 9ertrIuen uno bic
Sunoiddft Dee TubIifums.
u, y. @illi q m 8, gaiIirer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-20
Sen+i6e Metgerei
bon
SaSpdr SennD,
SO. 416 SIb @oibinstOn abenue.

als RIeiidiort'u bon Der bsften AuaIitdt
uno itets friih; Oes9Ieldtu Die idmadbaftsitsn
@ilrte leoer art.
Die beften Shinfen uno Elm nusgesetduetes
Corn Reef uno ous feinne RodeIleiib itsts
in 9robsr ausUabl.
8eheaungen per poft weroeu prompt que
9efibrt uuO ju einem 8eiuhe oes 8eiddftet
freunolidllf eingclnoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-20
SSir 0eDell i>Or0m !!

g8er fam, mag uns foIsen.
prsis ben bartsn 3stsn sntipishsnb In BEN
eadapanna Gaib SrUrs. Bite, etniss unlsrrr
nieprisen prtile Su nOtirsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-20
MULBERRY Stra6e.

SSerfanfsbebin9un9en nnb Sabnn9en:
gtnpsrd uar unS bic sn Sr feds iatrtn 3abunn nit 5srn
aaufsIbe prp SOu un Wcrisas ssncmmsn.
abIung Dstontp
flint preut GlpreIe rlaub
Naberss su erfasm Bel John HandIeys
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-25
Freight Train Robbers in IIIino,s,

OLNEY, Ill, Dec. 22.-The north bound
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville railway
freight train, which passed here vt 2:3O
a. m, was cut in two at the water tank
a mile north of this city and the sngine
moved ahead to take water. While the
caboose was standing still two men,
both masked, entered it and firiug two
shots over the heads of Con iuctor
Hampton and his brakeman compelled
them to throw up their hands, while
one of the men robbed them of $50 and
their watches
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-25
THE GHOST DANCERS.

The BerthOld Indians Affected With the
Rickets-The Lorily Mandans Require
Watching.
BISMARCK, n. D., Dec. 22.-The indi-
ans on the Fort Berthold reservation
have become affected with the Messiah
craze and are indulging in ghost dances
with the same vim that characterized
other demonstrations. The Bertholds
had been the most orderly Indians on
the American continent.
A private letter states that some fears
are entertained from these hitherto
peaceful Indians. There are under the
tutelage of several Sioux from Standing
Rock, who deserted during the annual
visit of the Bertholds to that agency a
month ago. They are beginning to act
very strangely and Agent Murphy, de-
string to be on the safe side, has asked
for troops. If any serious results
should occur, these Indians, who are
composed of the Gros Ventre, Ricka-
rees and Mandans, will notify all the
white people on the reservation to
leave and will attempt to hold it against
intrusion by the whites. They want
the reservation all to themselves, with
no white men in their midst to molest
them.
There is band of Mandan Indians
under the leadership of the celebrated
chief, Crow-Flies-High, located on the
Little Missouri, which has never yet
yielded obedience to the Government.
The Mandans hold themselves aloof
from any intercourse and do not draw
sustenance from the Government. More
fear is felt from the last named Indians
than from those at the reservation, who
have so long been the white mans
friends.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-25
Prison Physician Dead.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Dec. 22.-Dr.
NJ. B. Llewelleyn, the physician of the
penitentiary, died at $50 o'clock last
evening. He had only been sick few
days, but since Friday last his lie had
been despaired of. 1t has not been de-
termined yet whether the remairs will
be inferred here or in Rails Coun V. He
had been physician of the prisioI since
the beginning of the Francis acminis-
tration. He leaves a wife and one