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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
THEIR ONE HUNDR .DfH NAV.

Guiding Star Council Celebrates an Inn
portant Event in Its History.
Lawyer William G. Cudlip was initiated
into the mysteries of the Royal Arcanum
last night as the one hundredth member
Of Guiding Star Council No. 522. at their
rooms, No. 40 Montgomery street.
To celebrate the event in a fitting man.
ner the council sent an invitation to
Grand Regent Tomkins and his staff to
be present and perform the ceremony of
initiation. Besides Grand Regent Toms
kins there were present Grand Orator
Frank l.. Peter, Grand Secretary Robert
H. Alberts, Grand Chaplain Samuel
Drutnmond, Grand Guide j. Day Otis,
Grand Trustee :. J, Kallrnan. Supervising
Deputy Grand Regents George w. Gran
vile, George e. Francis and Charles
Muecke. and r. j. A. Nixon and N. G.
Vreeiand, of the Committee on State of
the Order. There were also present Re-
gent Holman and Past Regent Hogan, of
and Past Regent Macdonald, Of Jersey
City Council No. So; Past Regent Van
Reypen, of w. l.. Dickinson Council No.
54S; Regent Henry, Vice Regent Collins,
Orator Morris and Treasurer DAILY, of
Pavonia Council No. 1863. The initiatory
ceremony was performed in an excellent
manner by the grand officers.
In GOOD of the Order'' the grand
regent was the first speaker, and after
referring to the noble work done last
year, said:-"OHr representatives at the
Supreme Council now in session at Mil
waukee, can stand up with pride and re-
fer to the record that New Jersey has
made Last year our increase in this
State was 1,101, and I don't think it will
be very hard work for rs to break that
record; therefore, brothers, / ask you for
an increase OF 1,500 this year, and I do not
think | am asking too much. I do not
ask you to do the work; | ask you to work
with me. | promise to give my best
efforts to attain that end, and should we
reach the desired number, / will be ready
next year to buckle on the armor and
strive for {, 1880"
S. d. G. r. George w. Granville was
the next speaker and said:-'.In
my thoughts went back some nineteen
hundred years, when the star in the East
guided the shepherds TO the spot where
the hedeemer lay, so / hope that this
council will be a bright star. to guide
many more to the haven Of the Royal
Areanuin, there to obtain the benefits
and privileges which the order bestoWs."
Grand Secretary r. H. Atberts, in
speaking of the arduous duties OF the
grand officers, said:-ssThe yeonan SER
vice and workdone last year by the off
GERS of the Grand Council would have
uCcn uSelcS5 II IL uIl uUt US9n IOE bnG
noble support they received from the
members OF a subordinate council who
were the real factors in rolling up the
grand total which was made.
Other interesting remarks were made
by s. d.. G. r. Charles Muecke and
George E. Francis, G.. Orator PETER.
G. Chaplain Drummoncf. G. Guide Otis,
Brother Vreeland, Regents Homan, Bax-
ter and Henry, Past REGENTS Hogan,
Davis Inc Van Reypen and Grand Trus-
tee Kallman. Several comic songs were
sung by Brother Nixon and the meeting
adjourned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

one in Troy calls her, settled down in
that town where there was but an OK
road to Bangor and to Belfast, and
she tells the following:-"Soon after
we moved into our log cabin my first
child was born. My husband had
been down the fall and winter before
and cleared away quite a piece of
land by telling the trees, and about
this time he began to pile them for a
burn. Trees were big ones in those
days and husband could not pile them
alone, and we had no neighbors with
whom he could exchange work.
$50 when baby was about six weeks
old he used TO help me in the morning
about the house, and then we all
three went out into the clearing.
Husband would get one end OF a log
we'll up or the pile, and then used
to put a handspike under that and
hold it until he could pry up the
upper end. The baby W. used to lay
out on a pillow, with a few boughs
over it to keep off the flies. and sup
pose, take it all in all, | helped clear
up over thirty acres in this way. We
had no money, SO we did not need q
store. Imade all the cloth we had;
made our years sweetening from
fAAlttRtO 0J4ARs A AAASbOAA1f 0OO@ANf
shirts and drawers, and even made
cloth caps and my own bonnet. Look
ing at it nowadays / wonder how we
lived at all; but we did, and, as you
know, grew to be quite well OF, but
the wealth came slow."LLeDaston
Journal.
The Prince of wales's Kind Heart.
/ was recently told the following
story of a piece of silverware now ex-
listing in the plate-room at MARI
borough House. One day the Prince
rage at the door of a house where he
was about to pay a visit, saw a blind
man and his dog vainly trying to
effect a passage across the thorough
fare in the midst of a throng OF car
riages. With Characteristic good
nature the Prince came to the rescue,
and successfully piloted the pair to
the other side of the street. A short
time afterward he received q massive
silver inkstand with the following
inscription:-s"To the Prince of Wales.
From n who saw him conduct a
bind beggar across the street. In
memory of a kind and Christian ac-
tion.n Neither note nor card accom-
panied the Offering and the name of
the doner has never been discovered
But / think that the anonymous gift
is moi the least prize of the many ar
ticles in the Princes treasure cham
Der. | ear vouch for the authenticity
of this anecdote, as it came to me
direct from q young English lady
who. by the kindness of q member of
the Prince of Wales's household, was
shown through Marlborough House
during the absence of It's wner and
the inkstand in question was pointed
out to her by her conductor. Paris
Cor. Phdz0delphdo Telegraph.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

is but the stepping stone to those divine
institutions..Sthe family and the home,
which constitute the very foundation on
which our nation rests; and upon the
health and strength of the wife, and
mother, depends the sunshine and enjoy
mento OF the home. and the prosperity of
the family. Thousands Of wives, and
thousands Of single ladies. drag out a
weary existence - consequence o. per
norance Of the fact, that DR.. Pierce's
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druggists.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

The average wife OF today has but
little idea Of the toll Of the pioneer
mothers, who, with their husbands.
took up land in Mainesixty or seventy
years ago. Old Lady Barlzes, as'eveFy
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
NIoTIcE no cKEDTToRS

Estate of Frank G.. Lyon, deceased. Christina A
Lyon adsninistratrix OF Frank GsLyonl, deceased,
by order Of the surrogate OF Hudson County, dated
April u, 1885, hereby gives notice 10 the creditors OF
said deeedentt to bring in THUR debtsg demands and
claims against the estate q sold decedenr under
date Of said. order or they will be forever barred of
any action therefor against sold administrators.
CHRISTINA A LYON
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
Highest Of ali IN Leavenng Power-U. S; Govt Rcpot. Aug ~ 1882
RM!AI BaklRg
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY Pure

it's bosom. An open encyclopaedia
but l hear my bachelor coming, and,
with a guilty conscience, / gather up
my stolen effects and disappear
Le aciston Journal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

Mr. John H~efferman, one of the Oldest
passenger conductors on the Lackawanna
road, and who for many years ran the
Easton express between Easton and Ho-
boken, has resigned from the service Of
the company and joined the ranks of
PASSIONS hustliEg merchants.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereDv given that the account on
tho subscriber. executor of Patrick Meehan, de.
ceased. who in his life time was the executor and
TRUSTEES rnder the will OF Henry Beaeon, decreased.
abe County OF Hudson. and reported for settle
ment on Saturday. the nth day OF July next.
- JOSEPH n. MEEHAN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
70 CREDITORS

Estate of James Ringle. deceased. Matte L.
Kingle, Administrative of James R1ngle, deceased,
by order Of the surrogate. of Hudson county, dated
April 4 lSMt hereby gives notice to the creditors
OF sefd deccdent TO bring In their debts. demands
and claims against the estate of said decedent-
under oath or animation within nine months from
the date OF said order. or they will be forever
barred Of any action therefor against said adj
ministratrix.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
BRANCH OFFICES:

Advertisements, Subscriptions and Newsdeal-
FRS Orders received
HoBoKES : First and Clinton Streets. J. D. Sin
clair.
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BERGEN PoINr-T. w, Dobson, opposite Railway
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10
MATTE y RINeLE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate OF Margaret Lanigan, deceased. James r.
Bowen. executor OF Margaret Lsnigan, deceased,
BY older, of the Surrogate of Hudson county; dated
May !, 1875, hereby gives notice to the creditors of
said decedent TO bring in their debts, demands and
claims against the estate Of said decedenf. under
oath or affirmation Within nine months from the
date of said order, or they Will be forever barred OF
any action therefor against said executor
JAMES r.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

late the stomach, bowels and system gem
orally. One adose; purely vegetable.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

THE Elizabeth Board of Health has
decided to engage Prot. Leeds, of
Stevens Institute, to make an inves-
tigation of a disagreeable odor pre-
vailing in the southern part of the
city and said to emanate from the
stills in the extensive tar roofing fac
tory of w. III. Rankin. What is the mat
ter with getting some professor to
trace the vile smells which haunt
some portions of the Hill, nights?
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

seems to be the present ethical status
of certain democratic leaders.
But now the question is, will Mike
O'Mara stay suspendeds Doesn't
Mike know too much for certain con
federates of his, who occupy high
official positions, to let him stay sus-
pendedg What will be the effect on
the Perkins, Cleveland contest If Mike
tells all he knows, and Mr.. Cleveland
does not resign2 O'Mara has a double
edged knife one stab of which might
hurt a half dozen people and save
him from harm.
Suppose Mike should make up his
mind to reform and become an honest
man. A visit to Mr.. Winfield would
make him the States evidence. He
would thereby save himself from fur
ther prosecution for his sleek work
over here, for which he stands a very
good chance Of going to Trenton.
Furthermore Mike has probably dis
covered by this time that corrupt
influences cannot save him from
Sing Sing. Visible evidences of
a desire to reform, such as
testimony against his confederates
here, backed up by INSTRUMENTATION
from the Prosecutor of Hudson to the
Prosecutor of Richmond, might save
Mike from a two years visit to New
York's castle on the Rhine.
Reform is always a popular thing,
Mike, why don's you try ita.
THE Passaic Board of Health has decided to
prosecute persons along the Vessel brook who
defle the city's source of drinking water supply
by draining outhouses and barns into it.
But Passaic has ~obstinately insisted
on emptying her sewage into the
Passaic River for Jersey Citizens to
drink.
THE Elizabeth Board of Health has
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-06-10

XXTANTED TO RENT-ASMALL. UNF41RN4spen
wv room in a private family BY q sin1is vsnffa1
maufs price to DO moderate. AadfossIr y
Box 2,292, New York.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
Gus bem pberen xhale.

4lfbalh. -Serr un6 5rau Safob
2inbermann nuroen am 90. Suli ourb
bic @eburt elmer SO6ter erfreut. ut.-Serr
5. s. 8uboIpb, bon Der eeuti9en eDans
seIii9en @emeinoe babIer, bdIt iebt ies
ben Sonntas abenb in Der Bresbptes
rianer Stride bobier einen 8OrtraS in
ensIiI6er Sprade.
GarbDnbnlc. - Diebe braden in Der
Nadt bon bOrIebten 9ientas uuf Dtitts
mod in oas bieiise BOltamt Elm unb
itablen baS borbanbene gSedieI uno
cine Bartie 8riefmarfen.
-0r. Sfauc @blppIe farb um
Sonntae nad Recommendations 8ranfs
belt an einem SerSIeiben.
- Ser @ontratt Sur 9Haiteruns bon
Wain Strabe uno Salem glDenue 1T
perSeben iporSen uno eS iperben Gums
berlano S9ladenbaditeine ais WtateriaI
benubt.
= Der 8ersmann SameS Mc8ee,
bon Sell Topnibip, ipurOe am NtontaS
in bem 9tortbtpeit 8obIentperf nabe bies
fer Stabt setDbtet, inoem cine Sdi6te
SeIs9eitein bon Der 9ede ibn traf. .Gr
binterIdbt cine g8ittipe nit feds 8ins
bern,
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S6aif6e GrfiuSuns ssabe

fTnnte Faum mariernberr 2prturrn erlinnen ais
birirnigen, berfn YUrbaubenirin man in bem
6jsT6te sisas an RbeumattsmuS pprr 9isu-
raIgit esiSsnptn lief. Die SGmtjen Fne bic
iSplss bapon. bnb man rinem 9InfaIle pom
Rbsumatismus unb Reuralgie nidt gIeih ju
anfans Ginbalt sstbau. Soifsttrr's MassH-
Sitters bsiiBt mic seI6idts prafibirsnee AerSte
gefuneen babtu, niht nur cine beiIenpe, lpn-
bern aud IGiigsues @rfiamfeit, NO jsHt esi-
ben porbanben Ober ib bic Nsisuns su benleI-
ben seist. Sc itsbt felt, bhB bifle ifarfs abrr
fiGne bptauii6t Mlc6iStn, pelfs li6 auBsrbsm
10 bpbsr lptSiTl6er Sanrticn srfreat ritt nur
bel fprtgrirBsm 6jsbrauhs, lOnesrn aud bel
sin,rlnen Eplsn bsItr 1T ais bic Oft anstpanbs
ten unb ltbr unli6eren tsiftr. Das SIut nitro
burh tielss Seilmitisl ppn bem rbsumatil6tn
@ifte sriinelih erreiuigt unp bic Nrrpen, penu
Oislslben arsrsrifeu, pcr ben GuBeriten idrsfs
Iifen Shmtpen bepabrt. Das Wlittd mel
6ss MsOiSin sripart ii aud iepr miriam &c.
gen WaIaria, 9isrenlftsen, 8freduanssbe.
lhprretn, 8rrfppfuns uub 2tberlrrfu.
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Nod, mcbr SaSfeite.

R9F. Sine iebr feline auSpabl bon
TaI6ens unO WanOubren, S6muds
laden, 8inse, llbrenfetten, 8rilIen,
S6eeren, LaidenmeKer, &epoIper, ios
nie bic feinlten Ralirmeher itetS ouf
2aeer. Preiie Sebr niebris uno Role
@arantie.
Ssinri9 Sonn SuiueIier,
410 @e6ar Ibenue.
rA- @bas. S6su9'S StiefeIs unS
S6ubsei6aft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
rem rei9li9 ber1eben umb bic Yreiie
iinb 70 nieoria, pie irsenOipo in Der
Stabt. 3
p@- SIM S6ubitore ber @ebr. Slid
an Sebaritr. finoet man Die beiteg8aore.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
Sages= Gtntbetlnng:

Grfter xae: @pntas, ben 25. @usuR-
@mpfans auspdisen @eians Gereine unb @Gf ben
bediebenm 8atnbben Der StaSt 0ar9 sum Saupqartier
nb @nquurtieme.
gadmita9s nbr: Iusas in bic 1msessnb Sefdt ieung
Der ger9perfe unb StabImibIen.
AbenbS 8 uhr @rpber GommeS
3tpeer Gag; DteufaG ben 90 ausuf-
@crmiass lbr: 9rObe Der Duindbre.
9ahmiasS rbr @rpbS GOcaIs Snfrumentns Goraert,
GbenbS nbr Grob Sef (Tbeater) )lpreluns, aus9Ibrt
elmer @eai6at rennpmrter 8Gnitr bon Sad S9r =
gR rten f6nipI9m 2anbeStbeater 8rae ais
@nseIetet fprb beIbe bur6 fir oefe @e
snbe Uerabn 6e 9rolO8 nebf ableaur" beteIt: ,,Sas
6euti6e Girb" (Nuesoid @rppiunsn oaS beuifue 2 in
gGprt Bib berberr6enb.) Ii 4nmerfuu9: Die 8ors
miassprpbe eenopb mie gamttaa unS bic Sef
purteauna Qbenb peroen Der Academy of Music Gbss
baIen
9ad bsm CONCERT GjroBer GcmmerS.
gritter Gag: @tttpo&, ben 81. au8uR-
NlurgenS nbr 8eammIune Der bereinigten Sduser
scranton, Der ausmGreen @eianeberne mb @dte mb ber
dmmtden beten Serene bief9r Staot, (ped bre bic
e Sansne @nIabuns uniersm Ses massachusetts
baben) i'm Sauptquart @robe 8aabe Der @eidmmbiIs
0ufdbre nebf 8etbeisuns
dbfen 8ebbrben burd bic auptrabn Der Stabt
Sefpabe, benz Genra 9a, ppieIbf baS
Set. g it's 81 ii ababaten pib
MbenbS: @rcbs eueriperf unb illumination. 9Gbere
Ghsenbeten, iopie bas 9rcSram baI, foISen fpdter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
StaOt unO GOnntb.

H9 2iebIins Der Sausfrauen-
Piasburp'S 8eit-berfauft bel Sreb. S,
Bibmaper, $50 2ada. glpe.
= aspbuItpfaiter gum Setras bon
$1l3,7l5.36 tuirb bieieS Sobr Bier ses
leet.
= Die 8ebbIferuns bon Susaues
banna County lit 40.351-eine glts
nabme bon 364 felt 1880.
- Dem @ermania 8auberein so. G
ipurSe ant Samitas Elm Gbarter beipiI.
Iiet.
= DaS l3. &eeiment traf AM Sam,
tag Ibenb na6 elmer Sabrt bon stp6II
StunOen aus bem 2aser bier elm.
- Wtan ipri6t BON Der gtubIiruno
elmer Spibenfabrif babier mad sroBar.
tisem Niuiter.
Ser bemofratiI6e @ountp Gcnbeni
tpirb am 10. 9lusuIt absebaIten, biz
PrimdrtpabIen am Samitas sutOr.
Sc, s. &eIIep bat baS Sprpurtt
Gieentbum gde @apouie 9lbenue unt
9tep Dorf Strabe fir $4,000 unsefauft.
= 0ur6 I6neae 9tbfabIuns entitebt
Iei6t &beumatismus. ct. Safobs Del
beiIt fiber. Sn alien 4potbefen fir
fdnfsiS GentS bic SIuide 3u buben.
-Serr Gbriitian 2aase lit felt Srei,
tag eIidIi6er @roboater, inbem feline
Sodter 9lnna (Srau Sorton) einea
munteren SD6terIeins senas.
= Sas TotaIaiiebment fir perIDns
Iide 3mede in 2adaipanna county in
Sd, 697, ,851, mas einen Steuerertrao
bon Sl4, ,035.53 erseben ipirS.
= Dem 9eter SOP tpurbe am Sums
tag bel bem Gupusa S6a6t, in Der
l. @arb, bon ben 8Goern einss 9abns
au8es bas re6te 8ein ab8eidnitten.
= @iuiams' faStiibe8 9lbrebbud
fir 1890 1T erI6ienen unb entbdIt 49,
900 Rumen. Gs 1T Elm iebr niibIi6ea
8u9 fir SIae.
Sbos. O'Dcnnea bon 8ine 8ropI
beitabI am Wtitttpo6 Mprsen bic S6ubs
Ia6e Der g9rtbe 8o6e & 8eIIp, an
8enn 9lbenue, um S31, Tod eelans es,
ibm ben 8uub tpieOer ab3uiueen.
9ie .. 8. & SO. So. pir6 ,ipei
MeiIen unterbaIb gortIanb iiber ber
DeIamare SIuB cine neue StabIbridt
bauen, tpeI9e in feds Ronaten fertip
Iein unb $500, 900 foiten tpirb.
Serr emanuel .3iSeImann Iieai
felt mebreren @C5en l6tper franf in
Ieiner @obnuns an Sefferfon abenue
barnieSer. r.-9ie Tp9ter beS Serrn 9as
flor 3iselmam (Srau Serber) Iiest
ebenfans ibon felt brei Nionaten i'm
SauIe ibrsr gItern auf 6em 8ranfenIas
ger.
- Bur SsiIuns bon Group eebran6t Or.
Sbumns' GrIettrit Del nad @utibrift. 90 III
oas bette WittsI fir pI6slite anfdqe bon CT.
tdItunsen, e6mspen GRbinouu9en unO Ser.
leBuu9en.
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saT SIN 8odS Bari, BEL so. 8,
0unmore, tpirO ieben Uiitiipp6 unb
Samita8 Nbenb Brpmenaoes unb IanSs
muIif itattfin6en.
Die 9eOpIes uno Suburban eIeftris
i6en @arS tperbsn an ioI6en Mbenbsn
bis IL tlbr Nadts na6 bieiem beIisbten
@rbpIun9splabe fabren.
@omites fir Pic 9iics rnb Sommerz
na4tSfeite tperben freunbIidit eriudt,
ii4 ben 9art ansuieben, ebe iie fir
ionitpo einen @Untraft abldIieBen.
q o b n & o d
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The Traders
National Bank
bon Seranton, ga.
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SamusI pines 9rdiiOsnt. Ssranton. pa
Sames R. gpdrbart. 1abriiant BON MeI.
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Srpiu9 VI biuh. BON 8. u. Sind & Co..
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Seorae 3. WiDers. prilioent Grfe Rationn
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W. SO. @atiOH, gi5c YrdfOent 8edtsan
malt Scranton, ga.
0ieie 8nnt miro eiu nusemeiues 8autge
ihdft betreibeu in ieinem 8antbauIe, 80. 23I
2adamannn @uenue. Serunton, pa., uno Bit
tet ahtungspou Inn has 8ertrauen uuo oi
Sunoi6aft Oes pubIihtms.
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- Der S6uIratb ernannie am
Nontae abenO foIsenSe SeutIbe 9ebs
rer uno Sebrerinnen SacOb 6. 2anse,
8rinSipal Der SodibuIe /; Stole @cben,
Utiuie Bormfer, Nlpllie SeIm, Sens
rlette Sutto, 2isie 6. 3ans.-SoIz
9enbe beuti6e Saniipren purcen am
eIeihen Ibenbe ernannt: sScbn 2anes
mann, Gatb. Sans, Srau &eitenbnd,
Srau so. SduIer, Sobn &Iein, Srib
Slider, Sofot i0eteI unb SriB SeIs
lenier.
= Die bieiise SanSeIsbebBrce 1T
NIT Der @eniuSaufnubme ednsIib unsuz
frieeen uno bat 5000 beniqist, um in
elmer Der g8aros cine neue probeipeiIe
3dbIuns pOrnetmen ;u IaEen. Stimmt
oiefe init Der friberen iiberein, 10 piro
man bic Ineelesenbeit auf ii6 beruben
lanen ; aneernfnlls aber Shritte Ill els
ner gteuSdblune tbun. SelretGr Siiber
sei9te in elmer tabeIIariI6en 3uIamz
menlteIuns, puB bic 9lnsabI Der re9is
itrirten g9dbler felt 1880 um 90 8roz
sent suaenommen babe, bas QSotum in
Der S5riibiotrSpabI um 300 8ro,ent,
Der SteuerSubIer 100, 9iamen i'm It6btis
i6en aoreBbu6 100, StaStlteuern 100,
itdotii9en Gintiinfte 300, 9lussaben
500, S6uIiteuern 100, Armeniteuer
100. IneBments l80, DISQUALIFICATION
95, Oepoiiten 300, Der 9rpsentIab in
Der SebbIterun9 ersebe binsesen nur
cine 3unabme BON 60 BrOSent.-Sie
Serren Price uno Dale slaubten, baB
bic 3dbIuns FORFEIT iei, unb erIterer
mar Der 9Initdt, baB bic 8ebblterung
in ben eriten Sabren bes periIoKenen
SabrSebnts iebr itarf, in ben Iebten
aber gar ni4t SuSenpmmen babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-07-31
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