davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-25
BURLINGTON
SAVINGS =. BANK

CHARTERED IN ls47.
Deposits July 1891, 81, 10
Surplus IS8,OI2.3S
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-12-25

The year drawing to close
finds us with perhaps 100
handsome
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05


Hetsssa chsris icssce 2 * sompiaiasan.
~ iAi ~ parrttoa ano eeersH To- saia.
10 DHsasnes ana q ~safhsriry o. : dscrss mats
~ The Creucellor IN he eoart q Cnancey o. ths
bsssas asie s6s a~sifss q q sss. sss,.s ssesssss
hundfsd md ninety on. y whico i vas 1mgn<
AZ ~ sHsshr Ses gssmisss sasnt.ensd IN -
atSrs entitled cAase g sol1 ~ public vendue 70
me arhssi bidder. In ne prssence and under -
Nssssrs ., sns $40 oosrs o. c sss : "a t Il es 800
y - spss,.i asssss 10 chssesy =
faIDlI she Third day Of April, isl
a. one Q clock in the nftsrnoon. a. p. 6. WolDsrrs
kcal Estate snd Auction Rooms. 30. - Moutxo ON
ez street serssg sisy, = y. ts following d.
firss Ir1cs-An tnoss certain lots. tracts or par
l. Jel.sS rS ois 81 N n &c esaas5 e aaasoa s ssa s sen.
q lev ssrssy sna saloh on map sstilea map
s Is 5 Ice J sss.sgsss sas as Ma s ess. g Fssess
son. a. it nnnnoersd forry-eixaf a nesnx e.ear--
nye = feet vide IN front and rear ana one huzT
s ~ssls y 4 s ar Z p Ga na sss { ssas sfs s,s1 y ne s sssss
twelve and one heif III feet wide In froat and
ana ~Rie az sos ssssri maze ! - pl ID asls e s even s sasd
one nsld lsas, Let vide II lr2nt sna rear ~ one
second Trses-AH shatcrrta,n Iot, tract or parcel
jersey CITY 10 the county Of Hua son and state 81
p pesns on Z. s ssssssrix i a. 81 brand rsns sssssI as.. a.
Two hundred ano twenty -four feet and six- tentns
q foet t1Ls r. westerly along tte same from
street with the westerly line Of Efsoop street.
tneace running soutnarIy and Along tAs westerly
line % he lands % said rrznes $ Emmoas one
foos uaAf n more Or less. 10 tbs norfheriy line Or
the horrss Canal thence sonthensteriy along ssid
hundredfhs Of a foos uz05 fEk thence norfhery
and parallel with toe line nrst run one hun drsd and
nineteen fees and i've one huncrsdrns Of . foot
dred feet southerly from the s-oatheriy lins q
9rand street, thence westerly and parallel with
Grand street. sevensy-nxe feet "a ~ % : po1nf dls
run; thence northerly and parallel with ne 1ns
nst run 10 feet 70 the s0utneriy line OF Grand
street. ano thence westerly along he soueherly lfns
third tract All that certain Piece Or parcel Of
lana Ian can and gre nj s.s s,sgsss, ssnz sos sslns L. 5sr;
New Jersey. besiuning AZ . polnt in the sDu1nerfy
line q Grand street. where toe eastsrlT line Of
and wife 20 said parry * the second psrf 1flcaar3
&. L0eschh By deed dated NAV :, l7a lnSersecls me
same, running thence % easrsriy along said Hne o.
inches q Il. ~ I'M themes q soashsru on ! conrs
forming with said first course an anxls OF rlnety
degrees xenty three minutes d0d. isl q distance
81 INK thence 90 westerly parallel with aid nns
Of 6rand street. and AionE line OF property OF said
Loesch- eleven fest and ten inches al II % in-h 70
along said Loesch's land one hundred feet 100 fiji
slriet measure TO place Of bsginnfnx.
lnciuding the estate and interest n dover OF the
G Loesch, deceased. and TIE fnchoafs right o.
dover OF the said Lena IL. IN the said premises.
Togsrher with all ana singular the hsredlfamen.s
or In any wise
Kzchanss Place. Jersey uiy. MI.
Dated March 2 lseL sI8
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
CITY NOTES.

A special meeting OF the Board of Trade
will De held at their rooms over the
Second National Bank, Friday, February
9, ut eight o'clock. II. NJ. Special sub
jects Embellishments to manufae-
iurers to locate in Jersey CRY, The pro-
POSED new Tax Bill and The Mullone
Water Bill
Edward Atkinson, LII D.. PHI. ID. of
Boston, Mass, will address the Cosmos
Club on the sabject. Collective or In
diyidual Reform. The Sham VS.. The
Heal. this evening.
The McCarthy-Kielt inquest will be
held at Roche's Hall this evening.
Henry Wilkinson, OF No. 1872 Duncan
nyenue. left his home yesterday morning
TO visit a friend n few blocks distant.
When he reached the corner of the street
he slipped and fell, striking his bead on
the icy pavement. Hs was assisted TO his
nome by q gentleman who happened
along at the time. He Is a man about
sixty years old. and felt the shock Sc
verely. lie has since been confined 10 his
bed.
Rose Kelly. otherwise noted Us the no.
turioas "Winnifred Kane" wa sent up
70 Snake Hill for sixty days by Justice
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
NEWS IN NOTES.


Foreign.
Loading commercial men Of Belgium,
speaking Of the Mckinley bill, say thai
Its effect upon American interests ut
home will be disastrouA
senator Tirnrtl of Paris says Frances
exhibits at the Worlds Fair IN Chicago
will depend upou the mobilization OF the
American tariff laws. II the laws are
not modified 10 Is doubtful II France will
Exhibit At all. A committee of merchants
Of Berlin are preparing an exhibit.
Mr.. Pnrnell has decided to form u polit-
icai fun apart from tne fund for evlcted
tenants. The delegates to America will
appeal for contributions to both funds.
Leonard w. Jerome, the well known
citizen Of New York, died at Brighton
yesterday.
News of p horrible massacre comes
from Madagascar. Ramiasatra, Governor
Of the Province of Beianona, massacred
2TS persons. men, women and childen,
belonging 10 the leading families.
At the Australian Federation Conven-
ton yesterday at sydney. New South
Wales, Sir Henry Parkes moved that a
federal Parliament be established, com
posed OF n Senate n n House OF Repre-
s~ntatiyes: that free trade be adopted
throughout the federation; that author.
ity to Impose customs duties be vested In
the federal aud In Parlia-
ment, and that the military and naval
c~efences be intrusted to federal forces
under one he appealed TO the
delegates to treat tue federal ques-
tons In a broad spirit, losing sight OF local
Interest.
Mr.. Parnell addressed his London sup
por,erS yesterday ut Cierkenwell. He
said that the English must ultimately see
that they must allow the Irish TO govern
themselves.
The National Capital.
The Fifty-flrst Congress is now a matter
of history. Ills past aud gone and the
people are happy. The appropriations
isis year are something startliuC-s1 .0O0,
go All. as compared with S5i3, 1856 62 ap.
prcpriated by the Fiftieth Congress. The
number of laws passed during the session
was 2.lS6. The closing scenes in the
House were exciting. On the motion to
extend a vote of thanks to the Speaker
the Republicans voted In the affirmative.
but every Democrat voted no. In the
Senate the scene was more decorous. and
Vice President Morton was extended the
usual unanimous vote OF thanks.
In New York State.
In the Assembly yesterday an effort
was made to pass O bill to r~eorganize the
State Board Of Assessors to enable New
York city to get a proper representation
thereon, but the usual lumber voted
A magnificent flower show is in pro.
gress at Madison Square Garden, New
York.
EIsew here.
Governor Buckley of Connecticut, sent
a number of nominations TO the State
Senate yesterday, but they were thrown
in the waste basket.
Illinois has decided to make Lincoln's
birthday, February 12. a legal holiday.
Governor Bulkeley yesterday signed
TequisiLion papers upon Governor Hill
for the surrender of Colbert, the Danbnry
horse thief, who is now in Jail at Carmel,
n Y
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
Proposals for Printing, Binding
and Delivering Copies of the
Annual Report of the Board
of Education of Jersey City.

CEALED PROPOSALS DIRECTED TO rHE COM
y mirtee on Annual Report will Be received br
the board q kducatlons AZ It's nesting 70 be beid
on THURSDAY. MARCH u 1891, at E&0 O'Clock
> m, for printing. bindins and delivering I015
copies Of the annual report Board Of Education.
for the year ending November 80. 1874
Two hundred and nifty copies TO be bound In
cloth and seven hundred ana atty copies 70 ~
bound in paper.
Bidders must state the price per thousand ems
for corr position and for press work, the price per
token Of two hundred and nfty impressions OF ax-
teen pages each. and the price per ream Of sixty
pounos sized and calendarso paper also the prfcs
per copy for binding
b order Of the Board
II. P. MORAN.
G. A. PFINGSIEN.
PHILIP MULD0oN.
JAMES j. wrsEn4s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
NORTH D

There are numerous candidates for
Town Collector in Union Hill, but it is
thought that the office will go TO August
Wetterer.
The Weehawken Athletic Club will
hold its first annual ball at Froemschen's
Hall, Union Hill, on March 30.
The young Democracy OF the Fourth
district, West HobokeD, will meet at
Gaillard's Hotel tonight.
NJ. Giacomo of Paterson was terribly
beaten by a gang of drunken Italians in
Fountains saloon. at the corner of Sum
init avenus and De Mott street. West
Hoboken, on Junday morning. On the
wounded mans complaint John Caloneo
was arrested and is held Oh a charge OF
~atrocious assault and battery.
1 have been troubled with chronic catarrh
for years. Ely's Cream Balm Is the only remedy
among the many that | have used that affords
me RELIEF. ". Willard, Drug gist, Joliet., III
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
for lnfants and chiIdren.
BOARD OP FINANCE.


Regular meeting ot the Board CT
Finance held 1t the City Hall. Tuesday,
February IL, 1891. az Ts3D o'clock p. m
Preseat-Prssident Z lelsteia and Mr..
Hitler.
Absent-Messrs. Allen, Kenny and
Peterson.
In the absence of q quorum the Presi-
dent declared the meeting adjourned.
w. q. GERMAN,
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

Special meeting ofthe B ,ard of Finance
he'll ut the City Hall. Friday, February
20, 1891, NJ a:3D O'Clock D. M.
AOseut-Ali the members.
Iu the absencs of n quorum the Clerk
declared the meeting aajourned.
w. 6. GERMAN.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
Corporation Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEx THAT on 10ra
~ day q November. lsa application was made
20 the Board o. Street and Water Commissioners
oy william Hogenc1mp. Robert o Babbitr and
Robert 4 Lawrencs for the vacation Of . street
called
HOWELL ST.
through the following described property
Beginntng at point on the western line OF the
SEW X WESTERN
where the northerly line OF Cherry lane inbersscts
the same. and thence running along the northerly
side Of
CHERRY LANE
80 fest stnches 10 q poirt thence northeasterty
f5lfeet 70 the centre line Of q stre6s known as
DEFY ST.
thence In an easferiy direction and along the cen
tire line OF Dey 81. % the westerly line OF the
NEW YORK. n WESTERN
70 the point or nlacs ~ beginnlng.
said plot OF land is crossed By a street known as
Howell 81. Is shown in the MAD accompanying
said peritl0a.
And that the I'd aay Of March. 1881. az 20 O'Clock
a. m. and The meeting room OF the Board Of street
and waser Commissioners are hereby fixed as tae
time and place when and where the Board OF
Street anu water Commissioners will meat to hear
and consider ali objections 70 said vacation II a.
may De presented N writing.
By order orths Boara OF Street ard Water Com
missioner
GEO 7. BoUToN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

Special meeElu1 OF the Is GARD OF
Finance, held at the City Hall, Saturday,
February %, 1891, at half past nine O'Clock
a. IA.
Allen, Hitler and Peterson.
Absent-Mr. Kenny.
The call for the meeting, which was
for the purpose OF authorizing the Com
mittee on Finance to advertise for pro-
posals for the purchase OF bonds was
read by the Clerk.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
The Committee on Finance reported
the folio wing resolution and recommend
ed its adoption
Resolved, That the Committee on FL
nauee be authorized to advertise accord
ing TO law for proposals for the purchase,
at not less than par with accrued interest,
of bonds TO be issued TO take up and re-
January 1. 1891. to February 1, 1892, in
elusive, excepting suck bonds as the
Sinking Fund Commissioners may pro-
vide for-the bonds hereby authorized 10
be dated January !, 1891, payable twenty
five (25 years from date, with in
terest at the rate of 4 IL per cent. per
annum, with principal and interest pay
able in gold, with semi-annual coupons
attached, proposals 70 oe received not
later than March Is, 1891.
The ayes and nays having been called
on the shove resolution. the report was
received aud the resolution adopted by
following vote:-
Ayes-President Elelstein, Messrs.
Allen, Hitler and Peterson
Absent-Mr. Kenny.
Ga motion the Board then adjourned.
w. G. GERMAN.
Clerk.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

ITO CONNECTING CON
L pany, John H Aewroa. lanes p Wallace.
trustee Cn-<les Parson2 Jr= rNsrees
Franklin J. Mallory. Rebeecs Mallory, SARAH
HOBBS. Emny v. suifh- Lansins zaoriskie and
Augustus Zabriskde. executors. etc. Of Abraham @
zanriskae, Surviving trustee etc. OF William "
You are hereby noaaed thar ne FIRST Sarioaal
Bank Of Jersey City has purchased for the sum q
one hundred ana nineteen dollars and etexen
cenrs plot number nine hundred and nineEyetzhS
e4A on hlocx number one hundred aud eighty
cnree ti3Sl on an assessment map Ennexed ro4
report made by -commissloners Of adJusrment-
appointed Dy tne circuit Court o. the County u
% lss6 q csrtfasd copy OF which map was nlea n
the ONCE Of the Comptroller OF jersey CITY on the
twenry-ninth dny OF November. elgn.een hundred
and eighty nine. a. 3 sale made b. the ComP1roiier
CT the said city. under and % virtue Of tbs r-ogr
sions Of the s2id act. entitled ~An Act ccnccrHin{
the settlement and cDLiscuou OF arrea-asez OF
unpaid taxes assess menfz and water rates Or
ana iexy1nz a tax assessment and lien N 14u and
Instead Of such arrc4rzxe& and 20 enforcs the pay
meut thereof and % provide for the sale Of lands
subjected % future taxation and assessment
passed March ~. tS6l. and tbs various supplements
thersfo. and you are hereby further notI1 "a ta4z
yoa have. or claim 70 have, an Interest t1=rek1
and unless the said b4 tract or parcel Or fzaa &nall
expiration Of ax months from ana after the scr
Vice nere0E q deed for tins same will BE- givsn
according TO the provisions q rns sid act
IREnd lanzary ~ -
FIRsT S1TIoSAL BAN or Jersey q
5xolz NrRakR EcGkk 4 HxILk. u
h A<1GnsTA
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05
S. SALE.

TT s. aARsHALs sN.E.
U. 3. Distric: Court.
Dlstrict or New Jersey. SIS
Tbs United States tv.rdteiont rxnon.
Va
One Cask OF Brandy. e,c.
etc.
BY virtue OF the above stated writ to me directed.
| shall expose for sale. at Pa Bile yendue, on
THURSDAY, the izth day OF March. A. D., 1881, at Z
O'Clock. y NJ nj POST ONCE building. Jersey City.
Certain goods, wares and merchandise, that is 20
say. ono cask of brandy marked G n 2sss:
containing tnirty gallonA. and one can OIL OF
brandy containing twelve pounds fraudulen fly
imported into the EniTed states by one A.. belier
in the steamship = Amsterdam /" from Holland
w. BUDD A
United States Marshal Of New Jersey.
HENRY S. WhiTE. ESQ.,
Us. District Attorney.
Dated len 18th, lSai-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

Du general c count. S5.c0l.
On general account. ~ Day interest on
assessment bonds. SLID 80
On water account. Sf9.ls5
BY Mr. Allen
Resolved, That the cry Comptroller be
requested 20 transfer the following bal
auces To the credit OF appropriation Tor
cleaning streets aud sewers, Board of
street and Water Commissioners, 1850
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-03-05

M4sTERssALE--N ca4ScERY oFREw 5EE
VI Z j.


NJ AssEEFT SIZE. oAANcAHX or 'EE'
In the natter Of tse application OF PsrcivaI r.
Perry for the sale OF lands hmlssa over
ths above mater and tiled January twelfth eight
s sss ra aana5 ss. ana asac a,nssS + 9s. essssanz = sac =
5sAae hemaine one Of the special Masters q said
bidder. on wednesday. the eleventh day Of March
next tlsslL a TWO O'Clock IN the afternoon On the
e parcel hs q las S via me 'e a~eni ne
eosse thereon crested; situate u Jersey
Jersey shien. on a map made BY Joseph = Asnsin.
eaa5sa s ea1s q 1 FaalgDs srt E % ne 5e~ kn e. ges snS
designated as ios numbered sixry-one cd in block
vide in front and SesT ana one n1ndre9 fsss deep
throughout and fronting on Washington stress.
Der OF rs Washington street nov known as street
number - together VIII al ana slnsgiar the
iS5 belonging or In any wise appertaininz-
ISAAC
Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
no HUDSON CONNECTING RAfLWA cox
irus5ss sns ch s2ha Par "a r. sss'e r.. t saass Frass saaac
Mallory. Rebecca Mallory. Sarah G. Lewis Am L.
zaoriskis ana aueasfas zs5rlsk1e. executors. sfc.
Of Abraham Q; zabriskie. surviving trustee. etc.
You are hereby nouasd thar the Firsr Naslona,
zine dollars and ninety-eIsnI cents $50 plos
number nina hundred AMI ninety seven $40. on
b. eommissi0aers q AdIustmsaL.- appointed ~
the Circuit Court OF tine county OF Hudson, In Dur-
suance OF Chapter CAlL Of the laws OF IsSR aceF-
ti1ed COPY Of which map wA nitd n the Oflce Of
me Coapptroller o. the city OF Jersey CfU. on the
twenty-nfnth day Of November. eighteen hundred
and eighEy-uine. 2t a sale made By the CompzroL
Ter OF the said city. under and b. Writ e OF the pro
visions o. the said act, entitled AN Act eoacernans
the settlement and coilecuon Of arrearages VI IN
pa1d taxes, assessments and water rates or water
rents in cities uf this state. and imposing and
levging 3 tax. assessment and hen In lieu and In
stead q saee aErsArSSeS ana % enforce ne pay
subjected 10 future taxation and assessment"
passed. March 80. 1856. and the various supplements
thereto. and you are hereby further noEined tnat
you have. OF claim 70 have an interest fnersil-
and unless the said lot tract or parcel Of land
shall be redeemed. as provided In said aca, before
the expiration OF six months from and after the
service hereof, a deed for the same viii be given
according 70 the provisions OF the said act
Dated January 2iEL. 1881.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
sras.sraDlsmssneO.

Ebat tpieber in ber @alpursisna9t
Die I6lumnernoe @r6e belanidert
tlno tpie lie bonn @intertraum eriua4t
Nit sauberii9em Rlinsen uno Raus
i4en.
Hie ibrem S9Os unter @lnr5 uHs
Quit
sid tauIen6 8eime entfuinoen:
tlnb slei6 Der 2er9e in buber 2Hit
&pllt' ids Der 8elt nertiinoet.
Dp@ ba mir ber Gang auf bic 9ipps
fam,
Sernabm i'm Der Serr @euatter;
Darauf erbOb er 9lei9 lObeiam
Sein trttii6es @el6natter.
,0as iOl bns aeben? Gin 9iso oom
Nai-?
I'm alIer Seilisen tuilIeu,
SIT oenn bic alte Git nei
BOD INNER ni1t 81 ftillen?l"
,8ir fennen's, baB bic @noIpe feimt
llno Auellen ipruoeln unb 8rouuen,
@ir laien pbne MaB 9ereimt
Die rSDnnen" uno bic ~Nonuen-.
,@ir miIien, ,tuas uns Der 8iuo ers
Sdblt",
80 ausz aGs innenfpenoi9:
Bie rGr6e unO Simmel iid uer'
mdblt~-
Ran Iaus's uns tauieHObduOisl-
v0rum la6 berftummen allSumal
Der riiblinssfreuoe 2eier;
8eIinse 6es 9ebens 2eio uub Dual,
Der Stoff lit beiier unb neuer!- - -
SD aber ia6te inn in's @eli9t:
Sebiit' Did @ott, Bbiliiter
So ioa mir it6ren mein Sinseu ui@t
Dein @rOa = 9eiH peiiimtIterl
SD sriBe bon SerSen bic iunse @slt
Die beut' uns paro 9e6oren,
nno wenn iol9 @ruB ni6t tuoblssfdllt
Ebu' g8atte in Die Obren!
Guf SeiHer Sdolle fniri9e On;
Ni9 brdnst's Su fr6blidem @anbern,
tno bort meinem 2ieb Der cine ni1t Su,
90 iius' ids uOrseH mem uuberul
Brei IOlI es fteisen emppr, tutr tuenn's
8eidBe Der 2er6e S6uinsen:
8rinst neue &Oien elm neuer 2snj,
Bin i9 iie neu beiinsen!
abel pereeb'n tuirO nur turSe 8ett,
nno nns sriBt bic Sonne niht tuieber
Dod leben tperbeH in euisfeit,
Der 2en5 unb letne 2ieoerl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21
Sas fDmntt oappnI

Sfeferenbar 8fiffis unb GlieFor Sid.
ben iino quite Sreunoe. Bdbreno Der
Seridtsferisn MAIDEN iie einen Gus.
jug na9 einem tleinen unb biIlisen
1anbbaoe = fiir 2urusbaoereilen
rei9en 6eferenSar5uI6ilIe unb aieGors
,ebalter I'M slll9enteinen ui9t aus.
sic iino NIT ibrer Mnbl gang 5ufries
zen, benn in untertannenbeim gibbs
.ine &eibe i6muder, iun9er 0tdoben.
2amentlid Cine, zine Ihlante biibi9e
Blonbine, bats Dem Reierenoar anse.
Eban. Mber bic @ele9enbeit sur aHz
lnipiung elnes @elprd9es bat ibm
INNER nod sefeblt 90 fn6 bic Bel
ben Oenn aud zines i96nen Na9mit.
Ea9s in ben stnla9en oe5 fleinen Babe
srtes ipaSieren se9aueen. Ses brobeHs
sen Gegens megeH baben Beioe ibre
S9irme mitgenOmmeu, bic nod int
Sutteral iteden, oenn iie iin6 lanse 8eit
ai6t gebrau9t. 9idden I9iummert
llsbalD auf elmer 8ant, bic fe gum
ansruben nuiseiu6t baben, elm.
gfiIfig blidt finneHo uno trdumeriId in
Die @egeHo biunus. 9a fiblt er einen
aaiien Gropfen auf ieiner San6 un6
6aut III Die !S6be. &ibtis, es tr6pfelt
6pn. @r min 9id5en tuedeu, Oa
iillt ien Sluse auf bic I66ne Slonbins,
sic p6Glig unbeIhirmt bic Glee berabs
Onmt. uSeureta!" iubelt unler &efe.
:enoar Ieiie = yoa babe i9 ia bic
66nIte @elesenbeit, ibre 8etanutidaft
iu MAIDEN. SD biete ibr meiues
59irm an unb besleite fie beiml"
stbsr in 6emIeIben glusenblid fdIlt
bm ldbmeno au9s SrS bnB Iein
59irm ui9t mehr gang taOellos 1T un6
linen StlB aulipeit, Der 3ipar bic @e'
,rau1sfd9isfeit besielben ni9t beeiRs
rd9tiat, a6er ibm bod fir ben 8tped,
ZEN er perIOlsen mil, duBerlt fatal 1T.
Da fdlt iein Bid auf 9id9en'S ebeus
alls nod i'm Sutteral itedeuben Sdirm;
nit ihabenfrober Niene psrtauIdt &c
sie beioeu Sdirme uno eilt NIT benz &c.
iommeneu ber Dame entgegen. Die
fdrter falIenben GroDfen errueden au9
Did1en, nit tribem Gbnen sreift er
tad ieinem Sutteral, alIein fiebe oa,
hatt Ieiues i6le9ten, ben er erpartet,
mtbhllt oasielbe einen suten S9irut-
YER tieiue RiB idaoet ibm HidtS.
SnSwii9eu 1T Bfiffis Der DAME ent'
,egenseeilt. v@ndbises Srdulein, Elm
Better ftei9t beraui = i6 iebe SiG
Ibne Sdirm - mein Same 1T Bfiffis,
Referenoar am &ammerseridt : bari
h Sbnen meinen S9irm anbisten?A
Ilnb oas Sutteral init elesauter Sano'
Senesuns abSiebsnb, eutblIIt er Did,
bens S9irm - Elm @etea nit troit'
IOieu Sesen!
2aut aufladeno eilt Die itinse Dame
bauOn - iein Bed periuiinideno aber
i6ldst ii9 Der arme &eferenoar in bic
uGbiteH 8iide.
SlIs er enOli6 bis auf Die Saut
bur6ndBt in Oas SUtel fam, IaB ins
8iIarb5immer 9iddeH freu5foel boz
.inem frii6en S9oppeH. ~Broiit
56irmmaroer! tlaug es ibm eutz
,esen. ~Siebit SH Oas fomut oa-
bpn!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-05-21

Barrier 8is. gs buuSslt
ii6 nm bic SeiesuHs bes ROitens zines
BrUbrabbiners uOn Baris. p9u tuirit
Ieben," flaste elmer BON ben iuenisen
nod iibrig gebliebenen pnriier sIutiies
miten, ybieie STEELE tuiro au9 tuieoer
sin Suo' betommenE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-16
brotherhood of TeIegraphers.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. I6,-The Brotherhood
of Telesraphers is in session here. the
most important business being the pro-
posal to amalganate with the Order of
Railway Photographers. Eugene V. Deb-,
a member Of the supreme council OF the
Federate Railway orders, spoke to the
brotherhood yesterday, urging the ANAL
gamation with the view of the two orders
going into the federation. The proposi-
ton met with great favor, and the grand
officers of the two telegraphers' associa-
tions went into difference to draw up ar
ticies of agreement. The committee re-
ported favorably, and the report was
adopted. The amalgamation and admi.-
sion into he federation is now a foregone
conclusion