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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
IN BOSTON, YOU OBSERVE.
rom The Boston AdNertiscr.

She was a very mascullnelooking young woman
and If she had not worn Psyche knot and skirts she
might have passed for q slim wasted youth for She
wore a mans collar. mans coat, a mans four In
hand tie, and displayed her bust longitudinal
section OF mans pcaed shirt. She was waiting for
a car in the storm "Wednesday evening. She had
umbrella, and In the shelter OF a doorway
dashed by, and she whstled for IL 10 stop. Tie
driver paid attention ~ her signal and she gathered
up her skirts made a dash out INTO the street ran
sharply for moment, caught with the RAPIDLY
running car, caught the hand-rail. and swung on as
Dimby college athlete. what do you mean,
srs she exclaimed 10 the conductor, BY not stop.
ping when signalled IN The conductor tried TO ex-
plain but she would not listen, and sat down and
looked indignant for ten minutes. II takes man
rain, and get aboard without stopping the car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
MORE DEFECTS OF THE NEW BALLOT LAW.

TO the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In our town there is strong feeling against the
new ballot law. We have 500 voters in the town
Of Victory, and there about 300 votes cast.
Many would not vote the new way; some tried but
did not succeed. One man went into the booth, came
out with his tickets all in hand took one from
the pack and voted 1t, saying one was as good as
another. Another went in, came out and told them
to take their banked tickets he did not want them.
The objections to the law are that the ballot
Is not really secret. Why7 Because some cannot
read, some have defective eyesight Often the names
of the candidates unknown to the voter, never
having been heard by him before entering the
booth. Many cannot vote in the new way without
help, and some who need help will not ask 1t. 1t Is
desirable that oil should vote, and il one has help
he does not vote in secret. How can it be secret
vote In the South when every third man has to have
help to mark his ticket 1 would suggest that each
party have a mark Oh its ticket. And in choosing
mark let similarity be avoided, one choosing the
picture of a horse, another man, and so on: or
better still, because simpler, diagonal cross,
another a black square, another big black dot and
so on Then have the candidates numbered with plain
figures the tickets also the pastors to match II We
must have pastors. Why must we! In our town
the Republican tickets were at the bottom; had
to look at the five others before could find the
Republican ticket If there lad been a mark the
tickets could have arranged them in half the time.
ADOLPHUS BACON.
Wesbury, Cayuga County, n. ", Nov. 10, 1890.
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WHO CAPTURED NEw-ORLEANSi

Sir: In your issue Of this morning Is a telegram
from Philadelphia noticing the death of Rcar-Admiral
Gibson. II contains the following passage: General
Butler, however, was enabled TO reach New-Orleans
I'm time TO participate I'm the capture OF that city
Now. with all due respect, wish to ask If General
Butler or any one Of his command did participate In
the capture Of Ncw0rleans ! ". C. STAPLES.
Late Acting Master U. S. Navy.
Wcstport, Conn. Nov. 81. 1890.
ITO he exact, Farragut captured New-Orleans
and Butler occupied it, His troops were at hand
ready to act their part, but the success of the
Navy left them nothing to do beyond taking
possession- Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
PATRIOTISM AND MORALS.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: 1t odd that Mr.. Panell should illustrate
In his life the saying that Patriotism Is the last
refuge of the scoundre"
II he has proved his patriotism he has also proved
that he is Individually afflicted with incurabe base
ness The incongrrity of such character Is sicken-
ing and its usefulness nil.
Under the deluslon that private morals have moth
ing to do with politics. these good people are likely
to bring serious, If not fatal, embarrassment TO the
Home Rule cause under the leadership of this unique
patriotic scamp IL. b. +.
New-York, Nov. "a, $780,
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When baby was SICK, We gsvc her oasssl1a,
When che was Child, che cried for CaseoftAs
When abe became Misc, she chung % Castorle.
MARRIEA

BRUGGERHOF-OTIs-On Tuesday, November Is, 1890
Rev. DR.. John Reid. Edward u. Brugserhcf 70 Lucy
Frances, daughter Of the late Horatio N. Otis.s
BUTLER-HAYS-On Tuesday, November 25 st Trinity
Chapel. by the Rev. Theodore A.: Eaton, virgnIa
daughter OF the late VIM j. and Helen u. Hays, to
Howard Russell Butler. OF Yonkers.
CAPE-PALMER-On November 20 $780, BY the Rev.
Heber Newton the residence Of the BRIDES nothcP
Emily Palmer, daughter Of the late Walter B. Paimcs
HxLL-FREETAND-At the residence Of the BRIDES
parents, 40 West 71stst., New-fork, on November -
BY Rev Prescott Evarts Edith, daughter OF Edward 4.
Hall TO Professor William Freeland, Of Ncw.Yorx.
MANICE-EDGAR-On Wednesday, November 20. -
the residence OF the BRIDES father In this city, by the
Rev. John W. Brown, ID. D., rector q 81 ThSmas's
Church, Marie Josephine daughter OF william DcFof.
est Manice TO Newbold Leroy Edgar.
McBuRNEY-sANFoRp-on wednesday Ncycmbef e.
by Charles J. Little, D. D., IL. d.. Of Syracuse Uni.
yersity Hattie Travis daughter OF Henry Z, SANFORD,
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NOTES. or THE STAGE.

The name OF Miss Fanny Davenport has been ADDED
to the list of artists who will appear at the benefit OF the
Actors Fund at the Broadway Theatre on Thursday
of next week.
Henry Irving has sent cable dispatch to c. Haddon
Chambers conGatulatng him the result Of the pro
ducon Of The Idler" at She Iyceum Theatre and ad
ding: 1t is only what expected, as l formed on
reading IL high opinion of the play"
Miss Agnes Huntington has been received with
marked favor in Boston, not only on the stage but
socially we'll She is of course stil singing N Paul
IoppSs
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PROGRESS OF THE CABLE CHESS MATCH.

w. Steinz forwarded yesterday his sixteenth and
eighteenth moves in the two games now being played
by cable between himself and Tsclgorin, Of st. Peters
burg These the
EVANS GAMBIT
Tschgorin, Steintz.
White. Black.
1G- l6-kt-Ko
Ito move.
TWO KNIGHTS DEFENCE.
Steinitz. Tschgoiin.
White. Black.
1S-P-Q IS 1910 move.
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
DIED.

OlED.
MIs s y sy T. ss s ss
oreiSr 81 East asS s on 'i Sunday AFTERNOON
Insr%sns at , wSGdlawn Cemetery VI, ,ow.,
NJ 1870
The funeral services WI be held a. the Church q sas
Ascension corner Of 1oth's and Sth-ave on saturday
1t Is RESPECTFULLY requested that no flowers be sent
BR0wN1Phoebe Jane wife Of Eleaza D. Brown, died
Funeral services at 225 West 1sothst. November 70.
In nS ut at the convenience of the family
81 M wess j. On THURSDAY en- as
Friends aud relatives invited 70 attend the funeral sec.
Vices at her late residence on Saturday November TO- a.
GREENMAN-on Wednesday 2ot, inst, Mary A.. widow
bfOther.in;law, William A. Harding No. 90 Livingston.
Funeral from abovc-named place Saturday. November
IS Remscnst Brooklyn James Augustus Hewlett in ii;
FSsT, Friday the asth at m in Grace Church.
4 Il. s sa 1 1s SSxe5 e
Fa sIsTsl' p ri ate ''u year,
MAx%EImAt the psr;Snags DaDor5y. Conn.,. S0ven'
ru Hec al saturday, s6th inst, 30 D. H.
his resaSDs sso Ws,t Eatsss, sadd
No oSee M N tan:ra a. h ns snss year.
ased ' ysrs bsUSe Wife Of Robert
Msna nA' ill., anu 0"'s"'e' i''' anu '''''-
ST. Saturday, November 20, at 70 80.
NoRTHzon Tuesday November 2s 1890 a. his late resi-
SsieS WIN S s Ct aha s s. On s
2sth in.a, at II o'clock a. m; .. w
L & O. that m ne ds Swsf. se stS
g. her ans 81 % H M city ~ on L.
RsasSdy s a
Of 4have and S 2lstst on Saturday the Goth Of No
1t is requested that flowers be sent.
BrpUS r. wife the sss sm w. p
fdas srsss at ssF at No. "a
sEAEs7In Brewster, November g, Mary Sears: widow
I a. her Bradley ass Il s as ys Of ss
sMITM-As residence, sss West Eleventh dlsh,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend the
funeral services on Friday evening. November 2s 81
Especially requested that flowers be sent
Mary T q ssmsi
RsaTs a sffni ead a. nsed to attend
Interment Monday morning at Richmond, Staten Island
Ssns,
from Mr. Isaac r Diller the Consul q the United
yember 1890 at Florence Mrs Adelaide Herr
York City The legal representatives Of the deceased
obtain further information by applying to this Department.
Per dispatch No. 113. Dated November 10, 1890
Departmeut Of State. Washington, D. c.. November
Cd been received at this Depart
mept from Mr. Louis b. Grant; the Acting Co1sutSen.
the 23d Of July 1890 at Ramek OF Mr.. H. NJ Schefen,
New.York City. Per dispatch No. no. Dated Novem.
be- 3, 1890.
Department Of State, washington p O., November
ne & k !1 fsst
States Santiago de Cuba OF the DEATH on The 3ist Of
house OF New.York. Per dispatch No. $685. Dated No.
vcmber g. 1890.
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A METEOR IN JERSEY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: A large meteor was seen from this place. in
the eastern sky, at :57 p m. on Wednesday, Novem-
Der 10.
When first seen it the Hyadcs in Taurus,
and travelled for fully thirty seconds parallel to the
horizon after which it fell toward the horizon, and
disappeared in the constellation Eridanus.
1t remained entire long it was visible: IL
was OF bright red color and larger than the planet
Jupiter. $3.50 u. L. T.
Red Bank, n. j., Nov. 90, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

s misleading The board Is made Of all kinds OF
fbrcus material. such as hemp. fax jutc. old rope
rigging, ETC. Some OF the cheapest grades are made
OF rags. Some grades are also made with small per-
centage Of leather scraps. but that most commonly
used contains no leather whatever. These materials
the finished product, especially when made up into
shoe counters, has durability which often ouwears
the shoe. In the manufacture of cheap grades OF
shoes leather board in thick sheets used for heels
and s0les, and In appearance. when the shoe is nm
shed cannot be distinguished from the leather heel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
LEATHER BOARD WITHOUT npArHpR

From The Boston Advertiser.
Leather board 1.-THE manufacture of which In New
England a British syndicate is trying TO buy up) IL
used for different purposes, but chiefly In the manu-
factlre of shoes where IL is put in for innersong,
filling soes heels etc. II Is also made into counters
and sbanks, which In appearance look exactly like
lexther There 10 not particle Of leather IN them
however ana In this respect ths term leather board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28
feIia,ous Notices.

nEy RAPHAEL BENJAMIN. NJ. A., formerly Of CD.
cnnati will preach Looking Forwafo SATURDAY moss
ing In the Fifteenth Street Temple-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

Barrys Tricopherons WIN he popular while the world
lasts t Il the only article that literally compes the scaii
10 do rs duty and produce splendid cIop OF hair.
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Artistic Pconlc

Ponds Extract =,
Is NJ Instlmale value in female complaints See drec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

Never fall TO sick headache. often the very inst
This Is what Is said by oil who Try carriers Little
Liver Pills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
once. $50 sxth.sve.. corner 28d-st.. N. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-28

can ind New StYIts
In Furniture at Flint's.
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ING OF THE CAPITOL


ion to the subject upon the part of the whole
louise.
One of the most interesting things that have
kard OF Speaker Reed came to me from personal
hend Of his. lie said:
Mr.. Reed is man Of great force and courage.
e staked his whole political fortune upon his
surse in the last session II lie had not been sus-
ened at home, he would at once have resigned the
leadership and his membership Of the House
ksworn politics and would have returned to the
hactice of laws
Do you mean TO say that he would actually
ave resigned his high Office II he had not been
Rsirned from his district"
There Is nothing more certain in the world
as mind was fully made up on the subject. He
"er said anything upon the subject to any but his
aast intimate friends, and there was no whisper of
I'm his canvass
The beautiful terraces on the west side of the
.shiol are nearly completed, but no one about
voc capital ever expects to see during his life
1ae the completion OF improvements about this
s"at building. Already the architects are be-
unnins TO look at the central building, which
III Probably have 10 be all made over within
a@ next ten years. Its foundation stones show
sns Of weakness and decay. II is now recalled
MAO that at the close of the war investiga-
eonmission examined the supports Of this
osfs building. They called in distinguished
man expert who, after making certain tests.
nss that the central building was not strong
n to support ths weight Of the massive
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Da8 Sbal abipdrts.

= Ser fIeine SobIenbre6er bon g.
9S. gttmmo nabe 9urpea brannte am
SSreitag nieber uno bus Seuer entItano
nur6 einen 5unfen aus elmer 2ofomos
tlpe Der g. & g8. g. 8abn.
- Die eroBe S6euer bon SimpIon
q g8atttn8 su 9urpea 6rannte in Der
Samita9 9tabt nieber. GS ,berbranns
ten NIT Spei PferOe, mebrere @agen
uno Sutf6en, Seu uno anoere 4rtifeI.
GS ipar ipeoer &ibt nod Seuer i'm Sc.
bduSe uno eS Iiest baber ipabri6einIi9
8rdnSitiftun8 Dor.
SnblnrbiQr. - 9lm Wlittpc6. ben
27. gIu8uIt, fanS bic 9eerbieung bon
Gotbarina 8urfi itatt. Sic itarb an
Der glusiebrun6 i'm NIter bon "a sSabs
rem, Z Otonaten uno 5 Saeen. 8or
etpa brei @oden itarb ibr gater.
- Die 2ei6e bes etipa 80 Sabre
alten Siaat glitOn tpurbe am SamItaa
9ta6mittus 4 llbr in benz 9adafpanna
SSlune babier pon 8naben entoeft.
Ilton tpObnte friibsr bier, persoe uber
por eini8en Sabren na6 9edpiae. @r
tpar ipabriheinIi6 gum 8eIu6 zines
SruoerS bierber sefommen, gerietb ans
Saufen uno tpirb in Der Sruntenbeit in
ben Slub sefaaen iein.
= Sir Sbrsnpeb, 3abuprb, pebsn uub
gelbpplIsnen 5als unb ale Gplarn BON Gr.
taltunsrn unb Gnbiinbuns esbrau6e Or.
Sbomas GeIertrir SeI--bsn srtBtrn SGmtr,.
SsrftUrsr.
r4p OaS >, ,Wo6enblatt" entbdIt ben
beiten SOfalsSeridt unb ale Ionitisen
9teui8teiten bon Snterefe. fe.-glur 100.
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Neuters Ibsnb.

9em YubIifum Scranton'S Itebt Elm
grocer @enuB bebor, benn eS lit einem
GOmite bieii8er Serren seIunsen, ben
beriibmten Sumoriiten uno SSrib &euter
Jtecitatpr, 9Irtbur 8bbner, fir einen
Ibeno Su 8etpinnen.
Serr 8Dbner bat iiberaa, in Der alien
tpie in Der neuen @eIt, tpo er aufae,
treten, 8ere6tes gtufieben sema9t unb
Prefe iotpobI ipie BubIifum iiberi9Gts
teten ibn nit tppbIberbientem 2obe.
Die ,,gletp gorfer Staatss 3situns"
bonn II. Sept. 1889 i6reibt:
ySerr 9Irtbur Sbbner bat am Sonns
tag 4benb i'm ,,OeutI6en 8rebtIub"
por elmer iebr 3abIrei9en 3ubDrerf6aft
nit bem Sortrase einiser 8iscsn ieines
ben 8an3en &euter umfaiienben &epers
torres eebiitirt uno BEL bieIem 9tuoitos
rum, ipel4es eetpmmen ipar. um bic
8esabung bes ibm bon Der seiammten
Yreile Seuti6lanos marm entpfobIenen
0fanneS auf baS @riinblibite su priifen
unb ii6 ni6t ettpa bur9 cine pielei6t
nur aufSepuffte Dtittelmdbiefeit captis
Diren su laien, einen tpabrbaft erDBen,
bic 8ebe9ten @ripartunSen weit tIbers
treffenben GrfoIS errunsen. gr bat
iid ais einen 9prtrasstiinitIer aqers
eriten &anSes unc stpar ais elmer BON
Der auerIiebenStpiirOieiten Sorte bes
ipdbrt. Die 8eSei9nunS ,,8ortrasss
fiinitIer" paBt aaerbinsS nur ibIe6t
uuf bieien OpImeti6 bes sroBen nieoer.
beutiden Sumorilten, aus beHem Sor,
TRACE ni6tS bon aaeOem, mas man ses
9enpGrtis ,,Sunit" nennt, ipridt, ions
bern einsi8 unb aaein cine uripritnsIi6e,
ibn ais Srib &euter seiiteSperpan0te
gtatur eri4einen Ia1enbe inbipibuele
8e9abung, tpeIde bon reisbolfter Sris
i6e uub 9tatiirIi6feit it,"
Der ,,ReutersN5enb" tpirb nd6ten
0ienitas, ben 8. September, in Der
SieberfranS Sa[Ie itattfinben.
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Nus benz obercn xbaIe.

= Wi6aeI 3abrisfie bon 8edpiIe
tpurbe am Wontas in elmer @rube in
OIppbant bur9 einen SObIenfaa ers
i6lagen.
- Ser S6ieferIeier Sobn 9pnott,
IA Sabre alt, fpurbe am Sonneritag
in Der Mui6inerie Oes Dolpb BREEDERS
10 i6tper perIebt, bab er mad Sipei
Stunben itarb.
- Sn benz SO. l S9a9t oeS @Iens
tpoob Sobleniperfes fanb man am Wtitt.
ipo9 Oioreen bic 2ei9e bes &naben
SOiepb Steben8, be8 NadttreiberS.
Der Sunee ipar beS glbenSs subor bort
beiddftist, bod tpar 9liemanb Iusen.
Seuee beS 1neIiidS. Babri6einIi9
bate er bas Sitter AM Sda6teinsanse
8e6ifnet unb mar binab seitiirst.
-Spei bon SIoipaden beppbnte
Sduier in Der glnIiebIuns Monfep Stun,
Sell Totpnibip, ipurben am Wtitttpp6
in Der Sriibe burd Seuer aeritbrt.
= 9Im 9ienitus 9benb iiberfubr Bel
Napbiae Elm LANCER SuS Ieerer @pnboIa
&arren cine Sub, bic auf benz @eIeiIe
ipar. Ser &6rper bes Sbieres bIieb
auf ben S6ienen unb bra6te einen
TbeiI bes 3ueeS bonn @eIeiIe. Die
abseiprunSenen 8arren rannten in bic
8neipe bon Yiarp 9rier, riien bas
Sunbament nieber unb i6oben ben
fIeinen 8au tpenieitsns sebn SUB ipeit
unb auf bic Seite. Sin iunger Wtann
namen8 8iaium 2pons, Der in Der
Suite mar, tpurbe auf Der Steae set6o.
tet. Cont mar niemanb I'M SauIe.
4r6baI0. Srau Senrp 9urif, bic
Wiutter bon Senrp DurIt unb Srau
Sobn Spfiommer, Itarb bier borIebten
9ienitde i'm Nlter bon ettpa 70 sSabs
rem. Serr BaitOr 93ubpIpb bon Der
eoane. Iutb. Stride belt cine erareifenSe
@rabreoe. - Die Obb 5eaops baben
ibre Saae neu anitrei6en unb IonIt
perbeRern Iafen.
- Cine refine unb ,uSnI6lIae Mrbi,iu IN
her Grtraft aus @ur;sln, 9ldttrrn, Rtn6e uuc
Sssrsn, gurppd 8lopo 9itters. aurirt allie
Sranf9sittn sss SIutss, Der esbsr unb gisrtu
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8ei bieiem Sefe par es bas erfc
0laI, baB mir NIT ben Serren bon 8ori
Serbs in 8eriibruns famen. g8 finb
6ur9pe9s luitise 8riiber, nit benen
it9 gut berfebren Idbt unb bic fid
f6nea iiberaa sSreun6e ertparben. 8es
ioneer8 Der GbriIt. @eiienbeim f6eint
Elm rt9tiger SdnerenBtber. Die Soffs
nung. oab Soc 9eder mitfommen
tptirbe, iparb ;u 8aier !; er ipirb nidt
gut ,.9efiiblt' baben, benn baS 1T BEL
ibm droniI9.
Die SoneSoaler finb 5don bon 9lnnp
9ubaf Der ais Elm ursemdtbIi6e8 06If.
6en befannt unb Iahen fein @ras unter
ben SuBen tpa6Ien. NatiirIi1 tpar
Der aIer aud tpieber nit babel, benn
iper ioIIte all bic 8sben reben, fpenn
er'S ni6t tbdte. Auartierfpirtb 8eter
3ie8Ier f6eint fir bic 2eute gut eeIorgt
3u Raben, benn man fab nur sufrieoene
@eii6ter.
Die @arbon6aIe 8ermania, Der
iiinsite Der IOfalen @eiansbereine, 6arf
lib tpobl NIT StpI3 70 nennen, benn bic
Serren beipdbrten ii9 ais SGneer unb
angenebme @eieaidufter sIsi6 gut, mas
au8emein anerfannt tpuroe.
= Dem Auartierpirtb bes Spness
bale 2ieberfruna Serrn Beter 3iesIer,
ipurbe am Samitas bon ben Serren
Soi8bt unb &ab namens bes senannten
Serein8 elm pra6tboqsS @eidenf iibers |
bra6t, beitebenb aus sinem @IaSIerbice |
BON bier Stiiden i'm @ertbe bon circa |
$50. Die Bra6tftude iinb aus Der
5abrif bon @Iarf & So. in SonesbaIe,
aus foIioen @IasbIbden setrieben uno
% 1T bic 9trbeit buran tuirfIid bepuns
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Suuntprc.

- Die S6uIen perben nddIten
Ncntus erbfnet.
- DaS neue erobe S6uIsebdube
wtro ntdt bor nddItem Mdr, pber
april fertis iperben.
-Sn ben &cbIeniperfen bieIer Na6s
barIaaft ipuroe i'm persansenen Mlonat
nabesu ppae 3eit searbeitet. 0aS SO,
5 S6n9t perlor feinen Gag, fat ebenfo
gut belt ii6 bic Spencer @rute uno i'm
8ibip 8roDe @srf alIein tpurbe bic
arbe't in ber8ansener @ods auSseiebt.
= Die StraBenniDenirunsen babier
nebmen einen 9uten Sprteane unb nur
an Dtil Strabe i6eint es SrubeI AL
8eben, benn bic 86bren Der gBaIIer
Gompanie iinO bort blosseIeet tporSen
unb Die Gompanie ,,fidt", ipeiI ibr bas
our4 eine Iussabe bon $4,000 berur.
faht iperbe.
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@ilfeSbarre NRaArihten.

= Ioam Slider tpir6 anfanes bieIer
g8ode bon Oeuti9Ianb suriid eripartet.
-9ie Dallas 5air 1T sur 8eit i'm
@an8e.
- Die 8ermaIter Der 9userne
county Sair baben Der @omanS @6ris
titan Semperens Union bas uusi6Iiebs
li6e BripiIeaium gum 8erfauf BON gr=
friiaun9en iiberseben.
Sn BIpmOutb, nabe Der .. & $.
@iienbabnbriide, fan6 man am Dons
nerituS bic 2eide elmer Srau i'm Su8.
quebanna. Wtan Iddbt bas 9llter auf
40 Sabre, @rbbe SUB 4 3Oa. Der
An3u8 mar elnfa6 uno i6pars.
- @eridiebene rbeitersSraaniIas
tionen, i'm @anSsn sttpa 600 Mann
umfaiIenb, batten am Wlpntag cine
Baraoe unb berbra6ten oann ben 8eit
oes Cages i'm Wountain 8arf. Die
9eibdftspldbe iparen nur gum 9beiI
8eidIofen.
- 9lm 6. 9tpbember tperben es so
Sabre, bab SriebenSrt6ter Gbas. Siee'
ler Elm 8etpObner bon @iIfe8barre lit.
@r mar tpdbrenb Der IbtpeIenbeit bes
Serrn SatOb gBGIber i'm merifaniI6en
&riege aud 9febafteur beS ,,@a6s
ters."
- Die 8epubIitaner bon 2u,erne
Gountp ma6ten am 9ienitag fOIsenbe
Nominationen
Gonereb, SEQ. SO. Sbonf.
S9abmeiiter, Sobn 9. @rabam.
Gommindre, Sarrp gpans uno Sbos
mas Smith.
3eeiiter, PbiIip &einemann.
gluottoren, George 8pmer unb 6. $.
SacobS.
Sas Sidet tpirb ais Elm Iebr fairies
betrudtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-04

SGuItern pertb s gts.............au 81 Cts.
Bacon, psrtb 10 Gts...............iu7 ets.
Sbinfsn, wertb t29 Gts............iu If Cts.
Sbmal3, pertb 10 Cts .iu 70 Cts.
Suttfr, wsrtb 20 Cts. iu IS Cts.
G6trr 8abmfGie, psrtb IA Cts ..... iu 10 Cts.
@uirs patent-NebL tpsrtb $3.50. .iu S4.75
aussepabtss patsnt' 'RsbL pertb..
9O.UO. ..........................3u $500
Tsriu6t unlsrs ipeSisas Warfs Rpl-
Ter pa'sut-NrbL GuaitGt ga.
rantirt bic bette in Der gBflt
pertb $3.50. 50..................iu $3.50
Bette Spba Graders bdm SSaB,
tpsrtb Cts. .....................,u4 AZ Cts.
Bette semilbte Safes, Wertb 10 Cts .,u 8 Cts.
10 Stiids GUlsats's Srife tprtb 81
Sts .........................su 25 Cts.
@rU6e Staugen Seifr, psrtb IS @ts.iu 10 Gts.
@uter 1bfe, pertb 80 9ts.. .;u 10 Cts.
Grtra 8bfe, tpertb 81 Cts ............;u 25 Cts,
Seifes SadpuISer, ptrtb 80 Gts....Su f9 Gts.
1 ptunb padets Seifspulptr, prrtb
1O us. .:........:...............su Ste.
8 padsts eInitibe StGrfe, psrtb 35
@ts........ .....................,su2 25 Cts.
9lart & Snppsr's GaOaf, prrtb As
- 9le'...., .........-.................3u3 50 Gts.
Sslfer 2au.Gdbaf, pertb 40 Cts. .iu % @ts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-04
WQrne
lln0 3epDDre.

Bir tuiKen, baB uuf Der SdSieite
mebr @arne Derfuuft tperben, aIs in
ir8enb einem anberen SbeiIe BON Scrans
ton. g8ir baben ioebsn einsn sroBen
Sorratb einseIest unS m65ten SSbre
aunoiduft boben, tpenn 9reiie unS
biefeIbe eriOsrben f6nnen.
Better Saasn Buasarn, ptrtb 10 geais ,u 6
Cts.
Sutss Germantown @aru, psrtb IL Gents su
Columbia Germantown, pertb % Gents, III
10 Cts.
Osailte Srifsarns, tpsrtb 35 Gents ~ Is
9ts.
Columbia 3eBtgre, 2, 4 uuO SfGlts rertt 10
Cts. 3u Z Cts.
GrspsI 3spbSr per Ztrans pertb Gents ,u
3 ets.
9ieie 9reiie fbnnen nirsentspo Icnit
sebOten tuerOen. Sbr perbet itets bic
nieerisIten greiie Bel uns finben.