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The daily critic., 1890-10-21
wAsmsoroy. 7. G, o,ronnnal. 1900
CONCERNING THELATETUsrICE
MILLER

The late Justice MtuEH of the Su-
preme Court was mot thrifty man.
lie died with q light purse in his pocket.
and now says The New York star, u
somewhat painful problem presents &c..
self IN connection with his death, aud
thatis What IS 20 become 5f his widow
"She has, says the Star. "no son To-
support her There are two married
daughters. one widowed and herself
without adequate means of support. 10
is stated as o positive fact by those ia a
position to know that the wife OF The
great iurisi, ABRAHAM LINCOLN friend
will either have 10 keep a boarding.
house or rent or sell her homestead 20
make a living Justice MILLER LETT no
tihtr properly oi any amount except his
house on Massachusetts avenue.
In the same dispatch that contains
the above the Washington correspond
ent Of the star tells an interesting pad
lock 20 a book story which exhibits
Justice MILLER as very Commuuicl.
tive gentleman. who was sometimes In
the habit OF congraiulating himself on
his ability 70 remain poor by not selling
comt secrets. By this story we learn
that Justice MILLEU stated TO the Sttr
correspondence course the stateme 1t
was made in fiend'y ana halt iotlItr
convcrsaii1u-tut hy simply discl0s.
iur few crU.t srr.e's tl some con
rd,uual agent hc c1ull have rrutl d
billions At 'hrtinr he made hIs o..
natk be was carrying u1 bis knee "a
book. loob,i with 70 prrnt lck. O.,
which he bad thr kav THf, book. a..
said. contained 'hr yIew, NJ r1r Court
en- tlcl,adiug questions before them ,
faras they hail discussed them. Amp1g
The eases then pending was the Bell
telephone case. This WAS mentioned I
in the conversation aud Justice MULLER
remarked that 40 opinion had yet been
prepared 10 the matter, aud none woll
probably De renderrd uaul The Court
met again after recess, which meant O
delay OF several months; bat the view,
contained in hI- locked book indicated
What the decision Of the Court would
probably be- Each Judge he said,
had one Of these books, which be kept
locked.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
The ROYGL ORDER OF SCOTLAND.
Annual Session OF the Worlds Most
Exclusive Masoutc nudy.

Annual Session OF the world's Most
Exclusive MasOutc Hudy,
The Provincial Grand Lodge ot the
Royal Order Of Scotland for the United
States Of America met IN ample form
last night at the Cathedral Of the
Ancient ard Accepted Scottish Rite.
General Albert Pike, the Provincial
Grand Master, not being present, the
Provincial Grand Secretary, William
Oscar ROOme, presided over the de,
libcrailons Of the Grand Lodge.
Although the membership of the
Royal Order Is limited TO $50, 10 filling
the vacancies the District uf Columbia
was generously favored. The following
Washington Masons II Ceiyed the de
gTeCs Commissioner John w. Ross, o
c. Staples, Allison Nail0T, Harry
Washington Smith, George II. Walker,
L NJ. Willis. Leroy NJ Taylor, ir.
Frank Schwarls, l.. r. Vinton and
Francis r. Faya. In addition 10 these
a number of very prominent Masons
from other Jurisdictions were made
members Of the order William Oscar
Roome worked the degrees, and he
was ably assisted By Alexander Hollen-
AAA n AAhAiH hENAHE 4-Ab III A#NAh 10
Charles L. Meyer and George W. Bal
loch
he banquet az The Arlington to-
u 'Eht is to be an elaborate affair.
William Smith Roose and Charles Z.
MeyoF have charge Of the arrange
o. eUis
The Supreme Council Of The Thirty
lbird continued lis session 10 daY,
ThJr is considerable speculation as e.
ihe prospects OF Washington having a
candidate for This last degree selected
o Ibis session. The District Of Cllum
L.a probably has fewer Honorary Ia
sTeciors General Ihirlythirl deEfee1
IN proportion 10 The number Of Scot
Iish Rile Masons than any other SEP
gIate Masonic jurisdiction. This lles
ZION will probably De decided % daY.
aud The fortunate candidates viii D.
crowned tomorrow evening The
Albert Pike CousistOTy Will tender the
Supreme Council an escort 90 tue Scat
lish Rite Cathedral. where the degree
Eill be conferred, after which ihe Sl-
pTtHe Council will be entertained By
tle consislory al a banquet
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
SEPTEMBER 25
END CLOSES
OCTOBER 25.
Price, 10 and 70 Cents Per Foot
A S SpIendd Opportunity to Double Your Investment
Within a Reasonable Time,

This property is most beautifully situated on high
ridge overlooking and in close proximity to the heart OF
the city. The electric pass within few hundred
yards OF the place 1t Is high and dry and the great
panorama ever presented view, of the Governments
beautiful buildings the hills of Maryland and Virginia
with the historical and classical Potomac River makes
WESLEY HEIGHTS a most charming and attractive
place for a home AS an inve stment tbs unrivaled.
TERMS: One-quarter cash, balance in one two
and three years, with interest at per annum
Fifty dollars money will be required upon each
lot and will be applied to purchase when settlement is
made Deed to be passed free Of all expense with alb
of property. From the gross sales, seven-7 =
per cent will be placed in sinking fund to be applied
10 making Improvements
We can recommend this subdivision in every par
teuar and feel confident that your investment will prove
of profit ia a very short time.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
GUILT OF A GIRL BOaGr6.
Mary Metzdorm Can't Lilo. Bot Admits
Double Murder.


Mary Metzdmlr. the pretty i0 year.
old poisoncr Of her little brother, James
McizdmiT, and Louisa Broadwaters. a
booider in their house, faced Judge
Stewart in the Criminal Cour, at Btlu.
more yesterday and with uplired hand
nleadcd guilty In the first degree to
double murder Never before in the
history Of the oldest officials has such
scene been presented at bar OF Justice
in that city. While Deputy Clerk Carey
read The long and terrible indictment,
which included the poisoning Of the
SiCpmoiher who got well. Mary went
and was convulsed with emotion, and
at its end she burst into tears more
copiOus than before, and tremhlingly
answered In tones scarcely audible, II
am guilty
Deputy States Attorney Campbell,
whose heart seemed touched for the girl,
quickly suggested to Judge Stewart that
the plea had better not be taken and
that the prisoner be requested 10 plead
not guilty. His honor gently pro
pounded several questions TO her, while
she sat weeping as II her heart would
break, 10 think Of the arsenic she had,
seemingly without motive, put into her
innocent victims coffee in August last,
and OF the terrible result
Have you consulted with any
ffIcnds - asked the Judge.
NO, she sobbed.
DO you know the Cnormiiy Of your
ctincT'
With n fresh outburst Of tears the
girl hung her head and answered "Np
sir while her sohs were aullblD
iht, uchout the courtroom
The Count then told her That She bad
lCtter Withdraw Lor plea of guilty and
wCul not guilty 70 ibis She rrlnti
cally rCpligd NO, no; viil bclc'ling
ale.
Deputy States Attorney Ctmp1cl
tlou approached the Court. anil after
au exchange Of few words hi- lIlab'
told Mary that he would make some
inquiries into The matter Under the
circumstances. be could DO nothing but
accept the plea Of guilty In The mean.
time witnesses would be examined In
order 10 define what degree uf murder
She was guilty of, IL Is not likely that
the death penalty will be imposed on
| ihc prisoner, as II Is generally conceded
that her mind Is somewhat Affected.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
ABROAD AND AT HOWE.

The French are 90 a state Of mind.
Some Of them want 20 reialIate upon
iLe United States for the MCKNLEY
sct, bat con see their way clear. The
six manufacturers Of Lyons and the
wiLe- growers OF France generally
depr, cate any attempt at retaliation for
fear Of losing The market they already
have in the United States. The presi-
dent Of The Chamber Of Commerce Of
lyons pointed out ,Lat The adoption Of
q TetaliaioIy policy toward Italy had
alTeady cost Lyons 5,te0. coo frarcs, or
shout 81 10000. q business, which
bad gore 10 Gsrmany and given that
country ST industrial supremacy in
Iisly a. The expense Of France.
He suHmGd up The evil Of the Bic.
KIsIET lol RLeu be SAID thai under il
the Americans wanted 10 export with
cut importing This. cf course, would
be found 20 Re impossible, but be would
leave ms 10 find Il out, as We will iuevi-
IA ly do.
AIluude is LsIffT. ard unless We are
rItTaed o. Luy ae can't sell no mat
Ttr Low irEiltCt ID may be-, on trade Te-
GIttd t0 irs lowest feIms Is barter.
j Orty has b,Ju invented as a con
NtLi,ni utasUIe ef value 10 enable "a
to oCo that irdipriy which II Is impos-
sIle longer tn o. directly. Thus, A
8s samgbirg p esufs bui 3 has moth
ing A wants. However b has some
hing G desires and q has something A
wants Money comes 10 as The common
measure Of value which enables these
three persons 70 exchange their COM
mcdities with each other So Il is
with all trade.
Returning 10 The French situation for
moment it Is sw0Tth while noting The
way the leading newspapers 0f France
lock al The matter Tie most largely
circulated paper Of that county, indeed
Of the world Is Ne Pen J1ua1l Of
Paris Referring % reprisals a says
on what could We make these rpHsals.
on raw Coltuus That sc cannot afford
ON KLeutf We already tax Dc uFe francs
the lC1 kilCs, and our economists declare
HlaL tle I'M lHu-IIlHl HI earl Ll4l -aa la q
crime American petroleum is already
heavily -tUeutF-dFe francs per 400
kilQs. ls ans one going Oh Increase Il4l
duty ana 90 deprive ,le poor mau of DIS
hghls To make 5lls proposed economical
war it ls necessary % have munitions gi
War, ana Hs aIe without --gu-
And Ls IcHps insists that France
Csuuot cCmplaiu Fl the American tariff
Is Injurious o. French interests because
FIsBce has for nine years persisted iu
enforcing ~ uHWise a-i luxurious %
America This refers t1 he exclusion
of American beg products from tda
country.
u is uot al an likely fbaI any county
Vii take direct reuliaiory steps liusi
us because Of tLe short sighted policy
cI ne NlkSLEE alL They wiI dui
lLtiI markets elsewhere. both f1r WLai
thty have % ssH sud fsr Ebaf tleg ass
ItauTtd ~ tUy We EiI Hoa sad q
iItm cor auempl Do control lae lass a
uaae tT legislative euaetueHL Wsar9
culaiu ~ end hen IS iuezarahis "a
he laws Qf lie ules Waco lhs
people haTe suffered from he MCkIs
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

Officers Golfer and GreelF Of the Sew
Cuth PIeciHCi had John Caesar In court
today 90 combined charge 1f carry
iuE concealed weapons aud dis0Tdelly
conduct OlicgT Greely had a warrant
Tor tle lrresl uf Caesar, and last night
De and Officer CuurT started 0uI %
look lur him Catler zuied Lim skulk-
ing behind d lumber pile with a pistol
iu Lis hand aud in order % scare biu
ne oilcrr hot iu the ground neaf bis
ilgL The judge sail IAat there was no
evidence rs o. tle di=1IirTly conduct.
uud he would give linn The benefit of
the doubt as fa his having revolver,
end dismissed Hsu cases
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

A negro. who COVE his name as Daniel
LCmaX, was arrested last night by
Officer Campbell aud locked up at the
Twelfth street station Last evening
about O'Clock Lomax attempted 10
sieal a haudiull of money from Iue
pocket Of John Dement,, a conductor
Uu car no. AZ Of the Washington aud
GeCTgttoEn line Dement, grasDed
The man and held him until q number
Of others standing ut the corner Of
Seventh sheet and Pennsy lvauig avenue
came 10 his assistance. Most Of the
money was recovered although some
small change was lost 90 The street
lu Police Court this afternoon LO-
mex vas placed uuder $500 bail 10 ap-
pear before lie grand jury.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
Is PORTER To BLAME

I'm auuihur column VIII Ia found lu
Interview with Acting Superintendent Of
Census Cuuus. in which he makes
several statements that bear the evident
impress OF truth
There can hg no iaultin The mind
OF any fair man who has studied The
uhiocl That much unjust criticism has
lun bestowed upon superintendent
PORTER and The census work.
That there have been errors in emu.
meraiion is undoubtedly true, but that
any attempt has been made to distort
the work or TO manipulate the returns
for partisan purposes we believe TO be
charge without foundation Politically
We entirely disagree with Superiuteu-
Dent PORTER, but we know him to be
man Of too much honor and integrity to
lend himself toanv such base purposes.
We believe that The Eleventh Census
will be the most complete ever taken,
ard That the faults and shortcomings Of
Il will be attributed hy an fair minded
persons to The defective law aud not to
the Census Once officials.
THE ONO LEGIsLAry re mas distin-
guished itsclf 10y refusing TO receive a
message from the Governor. the House
adjourning after the Ser geantat.Arms
had announced the presence Of the Gov.
erroi's private secretary. and before
that gentleman could deliver tie mes
s0Cc 10 the Speaker. The Governor
now very properly declines 10 hold fur
ther communication with The Legislature
unless HAT body s,rds committee to
him. The D,uCcraisin the Legislature
have acted badly have hundcrtl, when
fu liutdor WIS crimiuIIIy foolish. They
slu.d Lave upheld The hand. Of the
C,ufrrr ir lis fcht for honest govern
mont iu Cincinnati They viii have 20
DO iiiuflc,ud, atd should have done
promptly aud Gracefully
SrrNEu REED WEST mo M,KtN
IEy' district 20 help ont the imporlled
NAroiEoN, Governor HILL of New
York is going there to supply the anti.
dula 10 Rcg5ism Secretary BLNNE
will follow 90 couuieract the effects Of
/ IiiHsm. Vow send cx President
. CtLyuAND in 10 kill The virus OF
Blair1Ism This will make the cam
| raign In lhat district truly distn.
I ruished
BELFAST, IRELAND, manufacturers
IN an attempt % beat the MCKINLEY
iaIin, have run afuul oT The local laws
against sweating. This IS a ease Of
. jumping iIom lhe frying pan into the
I fire.
GENERAL GEEELY's WEATHER BE-
REAU prediction for yesterday (Monlay)
was fair weather ani slightly cooler.
with frosts tonight" II rained last
right and there was no frost
CUBA WANTS reciprocity. So does
The United States The feeling being
reciprocal Il should be easy TO recipro-
cate.
ATIAsT ACCOUNTS SHEP WnIrE was
several laps ahead Of his hondsman, aud
still gaining.
NEW York CITY has copDeFsd the
Census Bureaus enumeration Of its
reputation.
THE SIZE or TIE MCkNLEY bin, "
he said q the doubtful voter, Ifs just
tlis"-fl0.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

able iurlcsque entitled Temptation.
iu which ifc entire strength of iha r
rauy was developed PauIiue Nj u.s..
ham, as Faust Iy. was gigea cor iaI
r.ourffOd
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
I INDEN SEMINARY.
kFIss BAYAHD's INSTITUTE,
E0rWulE, Conn

A Home school for Girls ANA Young Ladies.
Number Of boarding pupils limited 70 twenty.
Excellent advantages 30 Nu-ll, Art ana tue
Language GEIuuasllm. Plea ant grounds.
HgalthfuI IgeauoH- Fuuils boarded through
the summer months Board washing ana
tuition m the English branches, sou per
scholastic year send flr circular
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
J0HN's COLLEGE


CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
Annapolis, Al.
lllzt session commences 18TH sEFIEA
BER. Eisut departments ana tour courses
% -tudy. EufidiuEs heated bg steam. Turns
moderate. For catalogue adI. sss NJ Irasl-
don't
THOMAS FELL ~ d. IN. p.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
JOHN F. WAGGAMAN.
Fourteenth and G Streets.
EDUoATIOSAL.

UgHE CORCORAN SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL OF
i the columbian University Pills school
VII open a. 3 O'Clock p, M OCTOBER p
With the following course pt Instruction
viz. Au departments uf English, tfle-
ualIcs. civil EuEinef ring, Chemistry, Assay
ing, Physics. Mineralogg. French German,
Mechanical aud other branches ot drawing,
With lecture courses on Astronomy, AutlrO-
pulugY. Zoology, Botany, ETC. All classes
meet IN the evening, aud are open % both
sexes. For further Information apply ~ the
Dean Professor i. 4 FhIsrOE, IL. p-
-elsim-
CFENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
- Cor 1th aud sts- n- ~.
Embraces -iL schools, FiE-
school Ol Practical Business ana Accounts.
school Qt Preparatory Practical EuEIlsl.
School uf shorthand and IgprWr.tIIs.
school ol -peucerIau Practical feumalalip.
School uf BE sh tuieal aud Arelltees4ral
IraWUE-
School of civil Service Training.
LaF ava GigLt Sessions. Illustrated lata
llElea free
u &, sPENCER Lib, FriuGIHaL
MRs. SARA A. SPENCER, N.ce-Frlaelpal.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

NtEADyILLE THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL,
MeadYille, Pa
Eduoates for the Christian Milisuy. Room
rent and tuition frye- An entrance fee Of SO
for gas. heat and care 81 room. an expenses
moderate. Term begins SEPTEMBER %.
Address
REV. A. A. LIyERNOEE, .. D..
PIE sIdent MeaIville, Pa
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

GENEEAL GBEELY's WEATHER BU-
HEAU prediction for yesterday (Monlay)
was fair weather ani slightly cooler,
with fTosts tonight" Il rained last
hight and there was no frost.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

CUBA WANTS reciprocity. So does
The United States The feeling being
reciprocal n should be easy TO recIpro-
cate
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
EDUCATIONAL.

Boarding School for Boy, aud Young Men.
schools or business
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

NEW NoRR CITY has copDered the
Census Bureaus enumeration Of its
reputation
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

ATIAsT ACCOUNTS SHEP WHIrE was
several laps ahead Of bis hondsman, aud
still gaining
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

The prompt action OF The Austrian
Government In calling out troops %
suppress any violence on the part Of
iL, Vienna rTam car strikers and pro
hct fIee labor has had the effect Of nre
sewing he peace Of The city. MANY Of
he suikeTs have expressed q desire io
Iumn to work,
CHOLERA AND IT'S VICTIMS
Russian adyiCls ue 40 The effect that
ihe cholera has extended from Persia 81
EsgGad, and is destroying mauy
victims.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21
A THIDUTE 10 HUDOLPH.
IFFECT on TIE M'KINIEY HILL.

Attorney General Webster, speaking
al Loulh. Ireland. said It was the duty
0f The Government, ia view of the
Mckinley tariff. 10 fiud other outlets f1r
British Industry. The linen factories
Of Belfast are already beginning %
slaCken up, owing 10 the lesseued
American demand for their product.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

THE SIZE OF TIE MCkN LEY bill, &"
be said 70 the doubtful voter, is just
tlis"-SI0.
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

BELFAST, IRELAND, manufacturers,
In an attempt 20 beat the McKNLEY
iaIin, have run afuul OF The local laws
against sweating This Is a ease Of
jumping iIom be frying pan into the
fire
The daily critic., 1890-10-21

"A large and enthusiastic audience
galhertd li kernau's Theatre llst night
10 Welcome Jbe Night Osls Burlesque
Company, on TIE occasion Of is first ap.
Tesauca here ibis season The com
pauy has alEaFs drawn weIl in Wash
il-tu1 aEd fl- size ~ The audience
lazf Uigll gave evidence THAT the COM
pony performances Orc appreciated
The performance oueued Wirl
comedy -IHIr.fH in which the entire
company spHrsTrd excepting Pauline
haTElu IH ibis p4rl there were
=nug lkiug HgT.ysglrz and exception
a.IE -u.l eluEl-u5 sam B-Tu4rI ls
utl'aa and mimic, pleased the 4ll
eUue lizlIv, Is dil also Fannie alI
Dave Foster iu their seusalluuH
comedy flashes Ills Nl5s anl hz
AaH proved themselves lJ be yeU
a.H-fr rT.C clusters ll1 were frtgu u-uf'F
Hecai.l ur.balsr tle ham4a .raz
a-.Ua.-Lfl rTeEF one Eitd Dis eluur
t.lIs aaa DIS Hcka lE- Baby aeE 64s
loudly apFIaudej
The whole concluded with laugh
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02

Sn 9ten gprf belt purIebten Sonns
tag Der 8rebiser 9boS. Oirpn in Der
SalIe Der q. Sd. s. q. eine bemerfenss
tpsrtbe BrebiSt iiber 9lu8itanbe, &apitaI
unb 9Irbeit, @iienbabns llebergriffe etc.
Sin Strite meint &ries", Iagte er,
,,uno fiibrt euprme Soften berbei, 8ers
lutte fir bic Corporation ioippbl an @iz
Sentbum, tpie in Der gl6tuns Der 8ez
pDlterung. Sin Strife erboft bic 9lrz
better, uno iie fu6en uno nebmen 0tas
DE. Sic ieIbit erIeiben 9erluite an
Spbnen, ibre SamiIien bunsern, unb bic
Sinan3peIt erIeibet eetpaItise StDruns
gen. StriteS fiibren ferner 5u 2ebenss
berIufen. Man bere6net, baB Der
Iebte Strife ulIein bieier Stobt bier,ia
OtenidenIeben 9efOItet bat. 9Sie bod
ii6 Der MenidenberIuIt auBerbaIb Der
Stabt beIaufen bat, Idbt ii6 nidt aus,
finoen uno ipirb tpabrI6einIib ME bes
fannt iperben. 9ie SbatIa6en tperben
our9 bic GiIenbabnbeamten unteroriidt.
Die 8eit lit 8efommen, iuo bic Strites
Elm Gnbe nebmen iollten. Sic besablen
Ii6 ni6t. Sic rentiren Iib neber fir
Die eorporationen, nod bic 9lrbeiters
Or9aniiationen. Die ,,GentraI 8abn"
bat, tpie IS beibt, ben Strife eetponnen,
aIein nit tpeI9' enormen apIfen 9tod
einiSe tpeniser FOLDER Siege su ben
8Ieihen Soften, unb Der 3uIammen.
brub Der Corporation 1T unbermeibIid,.
gSenn iebe Corporation einen dbnIiden
SieS auf SieisIbe 9lrt uno g9eiIe uno
an bemieIben Sag 9en6nne, 70 piiroe
Die 9tation in SIut sebabet iperoen.
Das 1T lnmeni6Ii6 uno unnatiirlid,.
g8ir iinb 9Iae 9lrbeiter. SD urbeite
fir @ott. SD bebaupte, baB bic 9ed,te
bes 8olfeS iber benen Der @orpUratics
nen Uoer Der Irbeiters Orsaniiationsn
itsben unb bGs golf Ioate bic GiIenbebs
men iib unterperfen. Die &e9ieruna
1T baS SoIf, unb bic &ssisrung IolIte
bic GontroIe iiber bic 2anotrnben unb
Die @iienbabnen iibernebmen. GS tpiirbe
bies unsebeure @eIbiummeu eriparen.
Sin Giienbabnmaenat iu9te mir, oab
burd bic GonfurrenspoIitif ben 8abnen
i6brIid 5000, 900, 900 berIpren seben.
@enn bic 8e8ieruns bic 8abnen fon.
trpIlirte, 10 tDnnten oieie 0iilipnen ers
ipart iperben. gifenbabnen baben mebr
BribatOermbSen bernidtet unb mebr
Serbommnib sebradt, ais aIIeS uebs
riSe. Die @iIenbabnen baben ipdbrenb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02

Sn GbanSbiGe 1T Dor sinisen Sasen
elmer Der berporrasenbten DeutI6en
bon Snbianu, ber GroBs sSnOuitrieue
@iIbeIm SeiImunn, seitOrbsu. 9ers
ieIbe mar elm 8beinz 0Aie BON @sburt
unb Ieit bem Sabre l843 in Evansville
anidiiis. Gr mar Brdiicent elmer sros
Ben SaumipoQnaarenfabrif, in tpel6er
td8Ii6 $4,000 garb8 8ettiber fabris
sirt ipuroen. unb Der 8eiiber elmer Idon
i'm Sabre 1847 etobIirten MaidiHens
8ieberei unb Sabrif. SeiImann nar
feds Sabre lang WliteIieb be8 @banss
biaer Stabtratbes, purbe 1870 ais
&eprdientunt in bic 2esjsIatur bon
Snbiana uno i'm Sabre 1879 in ben
@On9reb setudbIt, wO er Spei 9ermine
binburd seieiien bat. ST ipar Gepub=
lifaner unb SdubS6Qner, aber in ielnem
SiItrift iebr beIiebt unb bod seadtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-02
GSi6tis fur Sauumterncbmer.

Gm 1. September cling i'm Staatt
elm neue8 &etention8eufeB Glen law
in &raft, bem3ufolse ale &Ontrafte Bel
benz GOuntps Glerf eingetrasen tperSen
mii1en. GS beitimmt ferner, 6aB ioz
baIO Elm SbeiI pber bic SanSe i'm Sons
trait fefeeiteIIte Summe an ben unters
nebmer auSbesdblt ipprbsn lit, Dem
Sausbeiiber bon oenen, ipeI9e Irbsit
ooer WatertaI Iieftrten, eine entIpre9z
enOe Sreisebuns (release) aussebanDist
tperben muB. 0ieie SSreisebunS muf
bpr einem 8eamten au8geteat tperSsn,
Der bus 8ereibiauneSre9t bat. Dies
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