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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
For the suffer Fort Fnnd

One week from tonight the Native Sons
will give an entertainment at the Metro.
politan Theater for the benefit of the Suffer
Fort fund. Arrangements have been made
With Fowler's Tableaux dart and Concert
Company for the occasion. This company
exhibits the Delsarte system of expressing
emotions by the pose of the body, and is
highly spoken of by the press.
The purchase and restoration of the SUIT
ter Fort IS something in which all Sacra-
mentans, all Pioneers and Native Sons feel
deep interest, and those who have not as
yet contributed to the fund will have an
opportunity TO do so and at the same time
enjoy pleasant evening.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
An Alleged Nuisance.

Sanitary and Building Inspector Starr
has sworn to complaint charging ]. r.
Hodson with violating the health ordi-
nance, in refusing to remove pile of ma
nure from the alley in the rear of his
premises. A warrant was issued several
days ago for Mr.. Hodson's arrest, but the
case was dismissed on the promise that he
would comply with the law.
Mr.. Starr claims that he has not yet done
so, and has concluded to bring the case into
Court again.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
They Couldn't Agree.

Twelve citizens tried to determine in JUS
tice Henry's Court yesterday whether
Joseph Josephs battered William Wilson
the otherGay or Seventh street, or whether
Wilson battered Josephs. Assistant Dis
trict Attorney A. J. Bruner endeayored to
show that Josephs was the batterer, and
lawyer Church laid the blame on Wilson.
The evidence seemed to bear out the infer
ence that each battered the other, but as
only Josephs was on trial, the jury couldn' t
agree.
The wcman's name is immaterial as the
men appeared to have about equal claim on
her.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
PROPERTY TRANSFERS,
Deeds to Real Estate Filed With ,
County Recordar

County Recorder.
From law and abstract ofice OF Brusie & Tay
Tor, southeast corner of Seventh and ],
The following transfers of real estate hay,
been made since the last published re
port:
Johans Luellen to ]. r. Foster-i9i Oh acres ir
section o, township north, range S east; o
Charles 1ngham 10 Dells & Inghsm-Ths
grant; SO. - IKE
z. 7: and Della R. Ingham TO Kate Ingham-
LOIS ~ a 10 l6, "a p, g. 4, ), g. Z, and 70 Of
George c. McMullen, Tax Collector, to NJ
keenan, tax deed}-Lot u, in block OF High.
land Park lsold for taxes of 1883; IS.
Harry W., Edgar g.. Flora H. and Leila w
Carroll end Minnie P. Alexander to Waiter +,
Beck, Edgar A. Cohen aud Robert \. Simpson,
Lots l, , and s. B and C, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets; also. all that part of lots /, 2, and 4
B and c. Tenth ana Eleventh streets. living
south and east OF the Central Pacific Railroad
also, part OF lot ), B and C. Eleventh and
Twelfth streets: S.
Edgar A Cohen. W. F. Beck and Robert \.
Simpson TO Capital Packing Corpsuy-The
same property as in above deed; $4,000.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department one-Armstrong, Judge.

department One-ArmStrOng, Judge.
FRIDAY, April 18th.
Estate of L. Tomlin, decessed-Will admitted
Letters to Charles Tomlin. Bond 81 500.
Estate Of Samuel J. Griffith, deceased-Letters
to G. W. Harlow.
Estate of Ann Valleau, deceased Continued
one week.
Estate of L. h. Fassett, deceased-order set.
ting aside homestead and personal property
and for family allowance.
Estate of E. Bryte, deceased-Continued one
week.
Estate of L. Washburn. deceased-Order made
settling first annual account, allowing admins.
traitor II 500 on account and referee $50 for serv
ices.
Estate of E. Westall, deceased-Order settling
account and for distribution.
Estate of NJ. Dart, deceased-Order settling
final sccount and for distribution. Attorney
fee of $3.50 allowed.
W. H. Bagwell VS.. All Sing, N. s. Nevis VS.
NJ. J. Azevedo, W. W. Washburn VS.. Benson
Pickett ct al, L. B. Fratt vs. Fratt & Parker
Continued one week.
F. J. Moore vs. D. w. Earl-cost bill retaxed
by striking out s12.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY, April 18th.
Adjourned
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
The Palmer Case.

In Judge Armstrong; Court the further
hearing of the petition OF h ]. Palmer for
writ of habeas corpus has been continued
until Monday next.
At Dixon, Solano county, yesterday,
Justice Manning held Palmer to answer
on the charge of embezzling the proceeds
of some wood sold from the Fair ranch to
q person in that place.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Glove Fight Tonight.

Jerry Haley, of this city, and Young
Simonton, of the Golden Gate Club of San
Francisco, will fight to finish at Browns
Comique to night. The contest will be for
money bet by themselves, and the manage.
ment promises there will be no fake about
it. Haley is known TO be a good one in his
class, and his adversary also comes with
reputation as boxer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Police Court Notes.

Frank Murphy was fined $50 in the Po-
lice Court yesterday to Offset the amuse-
ment afforded him in using a scissors on
the flowing beard of d. McDaniels.
The examination in the Police Court in
the case of B. II. Chapman, charged with
assault to murder, will take place April
oath.
James Collins was fined S. in the Police
Court yesterday for disturbing the peace.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
10 RECOVER STOLEN Property.

J. Ryan, the young man who took roll
Of blankets and valise from saloon on
] street few days ago. was found guilty of
petit larceny in the Police Court yesterday
and ordered to pay fine of $40, or in de-
fault to serve as many days in Jail. Ryan
is now serving a term of thirty days in the
County Jail. The second charge was pre-
ferred for the purpose of getting the prop
erty restored to the owner.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
BILLY" Hamilton's Friend.

A resident of Georgetown, Ell Dorado
county, writes: Il saw by the RECORD
UNION of the 18th inst. an article on deer
Staying, in which our friend, William B.
Hamilton, took prominent part. Now,
let any one say what they have mind 10
about Mr.. Hamilton the Georgetown peo-
pie think he is the jolliest, good naturedest
and most social fellow in existence, and
No. chap to go hunting with in the
Sierrasn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19

month 1.26 inches, as against 26 of an
inch for the entire month OF April, 1889.
The total rainfall for this season to date is
81 So inches, against 16 40 inches to the 1st
of May of last year.
The highest and lowest temperature one
year ago yesterday was 740 and 500, and
one year ago to-day 770 and 49,, with
cloudless skies and variable winds prevail
ing.
There was a calm prevailing at P. NJ.
yesterday, although the clouds were NOV
ing from the southwest. More rain was
precipitated in this vicinity than either at
San Francisco or Red Bluff, according to
the Signal Service reports.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Committed to stockton.

Several physicians yesterday examined
John Writ, the unfortunate man who
created a scene in Judge Armstrong;
Court on the preceding day, and pro.
nounced him insane. Judge Armstrong
accordingly committed him to the Stock.
ton Asylum. Jacob Frees was appointed
his guardian on giving bond in the sum
of S4OO
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Suit About a Showcase.

The city OF Sacramento, through W. S.
Church and Catlin & Blanchard, as counsel,
has brought suit in the Superior Court
against C. P. Nathan and Sol. Nathan TO
recover $500 damages for usurping posses
sion of three feet and one inch of sidewalk
space in front of their store on street tor
show-window purposes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
To-morrow,s Ran Came.

Tomorrow afternoon, if the weather
permits, there will be game of baseball at
Snowflake Park between the Sacramentos
and San Franchises. This will be the first
appearance of the latter club in this city.
and in consequence the attendance VIII
probably be larger than usual The game
commences al 2 o'clock.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Not a Case of Malice,

John Farrell, the old man charged with
malicious mischief, in breaking railroad
car window, proved to Judge Buckley s.
satisfaction yesterday that he did not in
tend to do tn lact, and that it was case of
bad aim in throwing, and he was dis
charged.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Bells saturday Auction.

Bell & Co. will sell at 10 A. NJ. to-day, at
their salesroom, 1909 J street, several bug.
gies and set of harness also q large as.
sortment of furniture, mattresses, lounges,
pillows, parlor sets, rockers, etc., and a fine
cooking range and outfit.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
Rev. Wayland Hovt hits off the pessi.

Rev. Wayland Hoyt hits off the pessi-
mists by telling of an individual named
Stewart who kept the people of his town
in an extremely nervous condition by
prophesying the end of the world One
day an unbeliever asked Mrs. Stewart, the
prophets wife, if she really believed the
world was coming to an end on the date
he had named. "Well. ! don't know"
she replied, but do hope it will, for it
will do Mr.. Stewart so much good.n
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
APRIL WEATHER.

Alternate Showers and Sunshine-The
Barometer Changeable.
The barometer yesterday at 5 A. N. and S
P. N. according to the Signal Service reports,
read 29.71 and 1885 inches, respectively.
The temperature at the same hours was
$40 and 52O, while the highest and lowest
was 56o and 4se.
The total rainfall for the storm up to
p. NJ, was so of an inch, making for this
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
BEST CLOTHING.

Our stock Of Spring and Summer Clothing is now
at It's best We have all the latest styles designs and
coor1ngs, aud the best work of the best manufacturers
F1rstcass tailor help employed on the premises to
make alterations and there is no reason WHY customers
purchasing OF us should not only money, but get
as perfecthtng garments as if the clothing was made
to order. Just present we are showing two excel
lent lines in low-price goods One is lightweight
Cashmere Suit satin faced at S. SO, The other is
similar material only finer and with pretty check
pattern, at $40.
Both of the above suits are we'll worth seeing
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19

Birth death. and marriage notices must be sent in
BY responsible parties, and paid for at the rate Of q
cents each; funeral notices, % cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19

NOTICE. desire to inform my patrons
that l am still at my old shop, K street,
Eighth and Ninth NEARLY opposite Hale
Bros.) where have been for sixteen years.
L. P. Anderson, the painter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19

New music at 10 cents per copy at Coop
er's Music Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19
NOTICE TO CHILDREN and THEIR PARENTS,
TALklNG DOLLS, nuented By Edison,
IotN be OH exhibition at or stores in a Ie7p daps
MONDAY, at $50 A. NJ.
SALE OF HUTCHINSON & GLADSTONE
Bankrupt Stock Of Dress Goods.

i.
Figured Dress Goods, cents.
better line of neat checks and pretty figures, Sc
Double-fod Twilled Dress Goods, cents.
Also variety of odds and ends at cents
LOT
Comprises some very nice al,woo Dress Goods
as follows:
Atwood Albatross and Cashneres in pink, creams,
SKY nile, tans, ETC., which vary in length
from to yards % cents yard.
37-lnch Atwood Serge in good staple plain colors,
such as navy, myrtle, brown old rose, apple,
cardinal gobelin, bronze, etc Price, % cents.
Also some Fancy Wool Paids, Cashmeres and
Broadhead Suitings at 20 cents
LOT g.
About ten colors in stylish, wide-striped Dress
Goods in good colors. Price 20 cents.
Dress Goods Departments
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-04-19

strong dramatic as lyric merits. and is both
well sung and well acted. 1t appeals. by
the way, strongly to the love of country BY
Germans and ought to draw from that class
OF citizens many auditors.
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.Sitters~ auf MI d, ternen Wfasen

I'm mebreren 9lnfrasen su seniieen,
erfldren mir, boB mir Seben, benz feline
8eiunobeit lieb 1T, Dor bieier 9lnses
tpobnbeit tparnen mlfen. @eiitiSe @es
trante tpirfsn bieI beftiser frIbmOrsenS,
nii6tern unb iiberbaupt BEL Ieerem Was
gen, aIS iie bies na9 elmer senOfenen
WabI3eit tbun. Sereleiden @etrdnfs
ndmli6 beipirfen aud i'm Na9en eine
srbbere Nufresuns Der orsaniI6en
Sraft, bic ME, am tpenisiten BEL ben
8erbauunssorsunen, ii6 unsenubt an.
Itrensen barf. gluf iebe iOI9e Masens
nerpenaufresuns erfoIet pann naturses
mdB ipieber cine @rl6laffuns unb bieie
Grihlaffuna tritt bann eerabe Elm,
ipenn Der Na9en nit Speiie sefiiIt lit
unb bic Ser6auunsSarbeit erfOleen ioll.
Sin ,,8itterS", ipeIdeS bieIleidt, mad
Der DiittasmabBeit SenOmmen, unter
umItdnben bic Serbauins befDrbern
biIft, mub notbipenbiseripeiie am fri;ben
Morsen unb auf nddternen Wasen se.
nommen, S6aben tbun. @ann 1T benn
aber tie bette 3eit, SeiitiSe @etranfe su
senieben Stir ben ,,seiunben 0tens
iden" eiebt eS cine ioI6e 3eit gar
ni6t, aud 1T baS 8eotrfnib bafIr BEL
ibm gar nidt bOrbanoen. Sir ben
8ranfen aber mag Der IrSt, ie na6 ben
rmitdnben beltimmen, OBJ unb ipann
ibm seiitise @etrdnte OienIi9 iinO.
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@8eltelIt bus ,,@o9enbIatt"- t"-es
entbdIt aGe 9tadri9ten-nur $500.
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Tnr bic SauSfrau.

9lle I6arfen Sduren sreifen bic
3dbne an; fiibIen ii6 bieielben itumpf
an, 70 biirite man iie nit 8adiOoa ober
SdIemmfreibe unb ipiIIe nit parmem
Waher na6.
Sin uni9Goli6es 3ubnpuIper erbdIt
man, tpenn man 30 IbeiIe SdIemms
freibe, 5 Ibeile @binarinbenpulper uno
5 TbeiIe 3immtpulper Suiammenreitt.
giniSe SrOpfen 9teIfenbI fam man
aud suieben.
g8ia man I6nea einen ipobItbdtisen
S6ipeiB berbprbrin9en, 10 iinb einiSe
Taiien poa beige, re4t iiibe semadte
WtiI9 elm 8utes 0iittel. Dtan muB
aber babel i'm 8ett parm suSebedt fein.
@aItotDl ioate INNER NIT einem iparm
eema6ten 2bffeI seseben tperben, es
ldbt ii6 70 beHer nebmen, ebenfaIIs nit
Wil6, SIeiibbriibe, 8affee Ooer Gitros
nenIaft bermii6t. SIN Stidden @bos
tolabe ober Yfeffermiinss @anbp nabber
ssnommen, tilst idnea ben gta68e'
Ibmad.
Sin sei6pddter @dsen Oertrdst nit
SIsii6brdbe eefodte 8eiSiuppe am Ses
iten.
ginise TbeeIbffeI boa DiiI6suder in
tparmer YtiI6 Seseben, iit fir fIeins
8inber Elm unihulriSeS 9tbfiibrmitteI.
Gtipas feinen &alt auf 8die seitreut,
Idibt benIeIben Dor Sbimmel.
Saben bblserne @efdbe einen piOri.
gen 8eru6 aneenommen unb baben iie
Iib gsi6mGrSt, 70 ipuIe man oisIelben
NIT beibem perbInnten giiis aus unr
ltfte Iie fIeibis.
Mil6 hnb beionoerS iaure, lafe man
ME in @imern iteben, bic intpenbis mil
OeIfarbs eetri6en iinO. Die Sdurt
Der NliId LOFT bic Sifti9en SurbeitOfft
auf.
3infsei6irre oiIrfen tpeber sum So.
den, nod gum Mufbetpabren bon Spei.
fen uno @etrGnfen benubt tperesn.
OIipenDI auf 9ranbnunben seitrider
unb bann nit Sals beitreut, lit probat
@as bel allen @unoen, gilt aud bier
bic @unbe i6nea perbinSen, bamit bi
2uft ni6t binsu fam.
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I'm @eipennefer su seritbren, 1T Sas
sinfa6ite unb sefubrIOiefte Serfabren
folsenees: @enn bes Ibenbs bel eins
bre9en6er 9unfeIbeit ber sanse WeS.
penidparm beiiammen lit, iattist man
einen tpeiden 2appen, Der an Elm Stdb=
den sebunben ipirb, init Serpentinipi=
rituS, idiebt Jpn in ben Sang gum Neit
unb IdBt bann bic Defining felt suitam.
pfen. Der ii6 entipideInbe 9unit t6bs
tet aISbalb bic @eSpen.
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@aS ben SOmmeripeissn anbeIanst,
10 baben 9iorbs unb Siibs Dafota, ipie
bic Dinse iebt iteben, Gusii9t auf eine
quite 0iittelernte. 8iS Dor &ur3em mar
bic Sage infoIse Ter Ianeen 9rOfenbeit
cine 3iemIi1 fritiIde. Sebt 1T fir etipa
10 Gage Seuhtisfeit senus borbanben.
Sir iebt 1T aIlerbinss Der Sommeripeis
sen nod etnas 3uriid BEL tparmer
g8itteruns unb 3eitisem 8esen fam
aber baS 8eridumte nod na6eebolt
tperben. Die aneebaute SIade lit beuer
niat 70 sroB tpie i'm 8oriabre, ba bieIe
Sarmer, befonbers bic fIeineren, BON
bem SeblidIasen Der IeBten @rnten
entmutbiSt iparen unb eS ni9t riSfiren
iuDIIten, 70 bieI Beisen ansubauen ipie
friiber.
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: 0r,f sorhsrhor. 0ne;,s n ,,,f fA..

= 9tuf iOnOerbare @eiie in auf be,
Sarm beS S. S. @bans, nabe SurtOr
Station, Wto., Elm einidbriseS 8inb be,
5amiIie, Elm WGbden, um'S 2eben &c.
tommen. Srau @oanS bate ibr 8inb
in eine i'm SOfe befinbIi9e S9aufeI ses
iebt unb baiielbe, um su berbinbern,
bab eS berauSfaae, nit einem Strid
um ben 2eib feitsebunben. Sic begab
ii9 bann in buS SauS, um ibre Sauss
arbeit 3u beiorsen. 9lls iie einise .3eit
barauf tpieber in ben Sof fam, fanb lie,
baB bas 8inb aus Der SdauteI gerutI DIT
mar, tpObei ibm iebo6 Der Strid um
ben gals fdIiipfte unS bas 2inb er6rois
ielt tpurbe. Srau gbanS ma6te ibren
tleinen SieblinS RAID los un6 neriudte
Sas 8inb gum 2eben surdd3ubrinssn,
allein ale ibre 9emiibunsen tparen bers
8ebIi6, baS 8inb mar tobt.
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Sans nnb Spf.

So6tdmmiss &oien, neI9e ben
@inter ilber nit grbe susebsdt tparen,
biirfen nidt BEL itarfem SonnenI6ein
aufSebedt iperben, nod tpeniser Bel tro.
dener 2uft. 8eionbers iinb es bic feis
men 2beerofen, tpeIde iebr babur6 Ieis
ben. Wtan tparte gum Iufbeden Der
8oien einen feu6tiparmen Sag ab !;
nod befer, man entferne bic @interbes
dung unb Oeds bieieIben einige Gage
Iei6t nit 9annenreiiis su, fpel9eS nur
ben 9ped bes 8eidattenS bat. Das
bur6 perben bic &ofeu an bic freie
Suft setp0bnt unb treiben bulb munter
aus,
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6ram Sr. 6mbn'S
Ma9netifdes
SSitr3el Sci SeilmitteI.
Sat cine Grfabruns bon sfpansig Sabren

pat elne Grtabrun8 bon SipanSi9 Sabren
SD babe ss iabreIuns iinO tdgIib geieben
oOB eine 2eiIun9 letht ift wenn bic redtG
! Weoijin 9ebraubt miro. Ser 8epeis iit 6a,
OGb mein ma9netifbes @urjeI6I SeiImittel in
amerita nidt lbertroffeu tuerbeu fam. SD ba.
be tauienfe uon Ratienten angetroffen. ole mir
ia9ten. iie ieien ME eiuen Sag obne WeOi;iu
9ereien uno nur ibIimmer aeluoroen. Sag.
lid tOmmen 9ente gu mir, Die tIagen, DAB iie
$50, $l00 ooer $1,000 fir WeoBin ausaege.
ben bdtteu uno bod nidt beiier muroen Sal.
lenoe ituoeH ourd uertebrte. uninnige 8eban0.
lung Elm friibes 8rab. Mo IsbensgefdbrIide
Oper1tiouep folten Dorgenommen lueroer, bl.
be ih Die Ratienten in turjer Belt aebeiIt.
Weine Seilmittel turtren in Der Shat Die mel.
fen ueralttten Sranlbeiten. no feline We.
oi,in mebr blft ale Oa itno ; Rbeumatis.
mus, @Iieoerldbmun9 8id9raofranfbeiten,
Reurol9ia. Srebs, aftbma S0mOrrboioen, 9e.
ber- uno MagenIsioen Malariafieber, aelbe
uno ibmarje Selbiuht Gatnrrb, Group. 8ron.
ditis, idme3bafts WenitruatiOn, SppblIs
WaGeriudt. eolic llrinltioen, Sopflueb. Sc.
idwiire, SnIIflub, 9ebenswedleI. epileptifte
anfllle. nebe ooer erbIinoete Auaen @enn
burd Sdlnngen. ooer Sunbebib pergiftet, reibe
man Das Del elm, Go jeritort oas @ift Sd
babe ourd meine tpun0erpole Weoi,in 8au.
Ienoe serettet. Die am RanOe oes Grades ftan.
ben. uno &auieuoe a9en, 60 1T oas bette
Ding in Der Welt.
Sle beiten &efercn3en gu 0isniten; ferOst
fir Elm BUD.
Wnsnetiihes @uBeI0I SeiImitteI. gras
SO oas Badet ooer brei fur S..
Berfnuft bel allen NpOtbettrn ooer mlro
portofrei ourd Die BOT perianot.
Senoet 8eo in regiltrirten Briefeu aIIe
5uIbriften miiiien einr 2 Gents Mnrfe entbal.
ten Sauptoifiee (:
POOP gait Baltimore Str,
RnItimnrp gPA
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l)ut3gesfbGft.
IA 9aGawaRRa &Bt. 224

Das grSBtr, bef-aFortirts puBssIbGft Ter
Stabt uub llmesernO.-Dit neueIfen 8acrrs
II Gaa.Ru. uns Stinbsrbiiten, Slumsu, Ban
eaa, SanJlhubsn, &c, iptpis aud in Ddmsu.
arb aia5eransiisen.-Dsr bette plaB fir Sr-
r:n uac Saabsubiite. pemben ,r.-eofsr ii, b
Retiet1fbsn.
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Ritlsbarp's n8eaes''
miro unter allen lr tdnOen Ous @eie ein unO beiben

2lnbere Tabrifate ssn gsb mSatn montma .tu ,O an.
s SrOO matn abs fir abfoute @leebcit unb 3uperId.
fsfeit DirS NasburpS 8eftes nts cben bIsibsn in
ben pfrgaHsfnsn panS Sabru Sbn ;Iss I'm Sauls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

RS- 3nisbad, importirteS Salats
Del beim Oiab Ober SIuide, impOrtirter
S6peisers unb 2imburSer.8die, Dds
fenmauI in 8iibeln pber 8Iedbadien,
Senf beim SdB6en Ober 0tab. Sine
srcbe auspapl bon einsemu6ten Srii6s
ten immer borrdtbiS bel Sreb. S. gSihs
maber, $50 2adaipanna Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

Speiiefammern un6 Speiieidrdnfe
foIIten Der reinen 2uft susanSli9 iein
aber ni6t bem bireften SonnenIi6t, ba
baiieIbe alIerIei demiibe 3eriebunsen
berporruft unO bei4Ieunist, tpeIde bic
Speilen berberben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
ST Ote Gbe eim eyeblid)lag.

Saet eudb nidbt tdufben bu6 @Or. g8q ntt
ptsbHrPS Ssfss ssbsu fault MsbI sintm @rresr
fs tpHt taB d @r ni6t elm sb audpSB,
ps t % tSr faufsn fann Bsnn r tsn grss bab
gum Sefsn brs@gt 9nb ibn nt inu grpf preUn auf Rs
nuHs Ses 5auptnabruuesmttts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

- Bur Seilun9 bon Group asbrau6t Or.
Sbomas' geleetric Del mad @ori6rift. gs lit
oas bette WitteI fir pI6bIide anfdIIe bon Gr.
dltun9en, e6mepen, GnbiinOunssn unO Ser.
lebungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

n@- WiIpaufee unb Of. 8obiniOn
Bier an 3apf; fuIte unb ipurme Speis
fen Su ie6er Taeesseit. SObn 6 obs
ann, 2l9 2adapanna 9lSenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26

s@- Die 9rbBte auswabI bon 5rdb.
iabrss uno SOmmersSiiten fin6et man
in &rdmer's, 429 @ebar @benue.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1890-03-01

Next year will be the fiiftieth ami
versary of the introduction of stamps
fur paying postage upon letters. The
invention is due to printer james Chal-
mers, of Dundee, who died in 1858,
and who finally with his system, the
adhesive postage stamp, conquered the
whole civilized world England, fifty
wears neo, introduced the postage
stamps, and according to decree "f
December 81. 1880, issued the first
stamps for public use on May o, lS4O
A year later they were introduced III
the Uni ed States nf North Ameiica
and Switzerland, and again n few
wears later. in Bavaria, Belgium and
France. One of the most important
ard valuable collections of p'stage
stamps is in the German Imperial
Postoffice Museum. which contains
10000 posiagr stamps and other postal
Gelivcy devices.
In 1853 Benjamin Franklin was APP
pointed Deputy Postmaster General 81
the American colonies aud in l76G
startl~i lhe people by IA proposition n
run n stage la carry The mail between
New York and Philadelphia once d
We, X
As late as the year 1916. for single
letter comp"se,i af ~ ngIc piece nl
paper at prrs crihei size. eight cents
postage Was charged for transporiin.
it 40 miles.