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, 1891-07-22

New YORK, July 2l.-PAtrick Ftz-
simmons is l6 years OF age and a waiter
at j. S. Lyons restaurant at No. 259
Bowery. 1t is a part of his duty, as soon
as daybreak makes other light unneces-
sary, to extinguish the i~ncandescent cleo
trio lamps. The wires for the lamps are
led through an old chandelier that hangs
before a show window. The switch by
which the lamps are lighted is about 6
inches from q metal bulb on the lower
part of the gas fixture. Ftzsimmons is
not very tall, and in order to reach the
switch Is obliged to mount a short step
ladder or chair. The ladder was not to
be found this morning at 6:25 O'Clock
when the sun came out, and the lad
climbed on a large ice box a little way of
and reached for the switch. He over
reached himself and fell against the fix
ture. His head struck the metal bulb
and his figure became rigid. His arms
we're thrown out ~spasmodIcally and his
hands caught two wires which diverged
from the center to different lamps. Wait
ers J. ]. Crowley and Sam Clarkson ran
to his help. He was unconscious when a
DDllGtudu NdllCu hh ulhbhlalNCs =
Steers took Fitzsimmons to Gouverneur
hospital, where it was said that his injur.
les we're slight. When VIM. Reid, the
dav clerk, came on duty at 6 o'clock he
asked for Fitzsimmons. The accident
was described to him. and he said: oh,
rats; Freddy was fakIug. He could not
get hurt that way. | expect he was tool
ing and fell off the ice box.
Than he mounted the ice box and
turned on the lights. He had his face
from the switch as he turned round to
speak to some one. and incautiously
placed his hand on the metal bulb of the
gas fixture. Then he howled and half
Jumped and halt tumbled off his perch.
The lamps remained lighted until an en-
ploye Of the company arrived to turn
them out and learn the cause of the
trouble. He said hat the insulation had
worn off the wire where it pierced the
bulb, and had charged the metal with
electricity. The maximum voltage was
only 100, and that was not enOngh TO hurt
anybody. Mr.. Reed thinks differently.
IF any one tells me electricity doesn't
torture, III tell him that he doesn't know
what he is talking about, said he. An
electric light man told reporters that if
the o. verter was in working order there
was not more han fifty volts on the wire
or fixture. II the converter was not
properly adjusted there might be 600
volts The current is furnished by the
East River Electric Light company. 1t
is the alternating current.
, 1891-07-22
The Fight Against the Alton.

CHICAGO. July 2I.-The opinion is
becoming general that there are to be
important Developments in the fight
against the Chicago & Alton road.
Although Chairman Finley denies that
his course has been prompted by any
other influence bar his own judgment, it
is argued by knowing ones hat his action
has been directly in line with the plan to
force the Alton into the Western Traffic
Association. 1t is understood that the
present idea is TO extend the boycott to
include freight, as we'll as passenger
traffic. the purpose seeming to be to close
all outlets OF the Alton east and west and
bottle 1t up so that it will be unable to do
ANYTHING but local business. The weak
point in the plan is that it would not
deprive the Alton of its power tn do
mischief. for, by a wholesale slashinR of
rates, it would prevent the other roads
from deriving any benefit from the heavy
increase in tonnage expected to mark the
remaining months of the year.
, 1891-07-22

NEW York. July 2l.-The stock mar,
ker opened weak, but throughout the day
a slow but steady GOV was manifest.
The close was steady at small fractional
advances over the opening figures. Su-
gar, however, lost !. and silver | per
cent.
Governments dull.
Petroleum-Closed at OFT.
Wool-Weak. DomestIcf fleece, 3OCG37.
Copper-Weaker. Lake, July. SI2 50.
Lead-Steady. Domestic, $437!.
Tiu-Heavp. Straits, $50 %.
Money on call easy: closed offered at ..
Bar Silver. 99f.
Following are closing prices OF stocks:
u. s. Is, registered, Ut: coupon, Ia;
As registered, 1904; coupon, 1909; Pacific
6s, 10; Atchison, 32s; Canada Pacific. 50,
Canada Southern, Az, Central Pa
cifc. 300; Burlington, S34, Delaware,
Lackawauna Il Western. 33l: Denver Il
RIO Grande. preferred, 4I4; Erie, lSs;
Kansas K Texas, 1874, Lake Shore. st;
Louisville X Nashville. Il, Michigan
Central. 81; Missouri Pacific, 65i, Nor
thern Pacific, 22i, preferred, 63k;
Northwestern, lO4t; preferred, 49,,
New York Central, 995, Oregon
Improvement, 20; Oregon NaviCa-
ton. 60; North American, 1874,
Pacific Mail, 345, Reading, %, Rio
Graude Western, 364; preferred, o.;
~firsts. IS; Terminal, l3b: Rock Island,
ia; Milwaukee Il st. Paul. 63k,
st Paul Il Omaha, 22l; Texas Pacific,
l24: Union Pacific, 4ll; Oregon Short
Line, 224; u. S. Express, 81; Fargo Elk
press, 40; Western Union. II; American
cotton oil, 81.
CHICAGO. July 81 -Cattle-Receipts
5000. Market closed weak. Prime to
extra steers, s.. 9O66 25; good to choice,
s.. 5OG5S5; others, 81 5O(G5 25. Texans,
81. 5OCa3.65.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market steady.
Native ewes, SO, 5O(d4 so; mixed and
wethers, 81 65(G 5.25; mutton Texans,
81. 2O(m4 25.
, 1891-07-22

Self praise is no recommendation, but
there are times when one must permit a
person to tell the truth about himself.
When what he says is supported BY the
testimony OF others no reasonable man
will doubt his word. Now. to say that
Allcock's Porous Plasters are the only
genuine and reliable porous plasters made
Is not self praise in the slightest degree.
They have stood the test for over thirty
years, and in proof of their merits it is
only necessary to call attention to the
cures they have effected and 10 the volun-
tary testimonials Of those who have used
them.
Beware of limitations. and do not be de-
ceived by misrepresentation. Ask for All
cocks and let no solicitation or explaua-
ton induce you to accept a substitute.
Allcock's Corn and Bunion Shields eff
feet quick and certain relief.
, 1891-07-22

LONDON, July 2I.-Tho new American
steel steamer Charles W. Wctmore, which
sailed from Duluth. Mimi, the latter part
of June, arrived Il, Liverpool today. The
Wetmore is an inland built steamer and
her cargo, consisting OF 95, 600 bushels of
grain, Is the first grain cargo shipped
from a lake port direct to Liverpool
without being rehandled. The route was
down the lakes from Duluth through the
WelIand canal, down the st. Lawrence
river and across the Atlantic. The success
of the voyage is evidence that the
proposition to establish direct communi-
cation between European and other ports
and Chicago is entirely feasible.
, 1891-07-22

LONDON, July 2l.-The Times sum-
mary of the harvest prospects Of the
world is as follows: In Russia there is a
grave deficit. The ~pcasautry are harvest
ing and there is small hope OF relief. In
In liza there is serious anxiety anda fam
i1e prevails over a considerable portion of
the country. There is a drought in Ben
gal and the need of more rain is urgent.
Bombay alone promises a good harvest.
The-American harvest will be good IN
quality and amount, but with the failure
of the Indian and Russian supplies it is of
the utmost importance that the British
crop be not short. The prospect on the
whole is good. In the chief wheat coun
ties-Essex, Norfolk and Suffolk-the
crop is above the average, and in the
other counties it IS up to the average.
The harvest will be late and prices high.
and consequently there is a good outlook
for the English farmer to break the long
series of disastrous years.
, 1891-07-22
BOTH TAKEN OUT DEAD.
James bowers Brave Effort to
Save Peter Pascoe.
The Men Overcome by Smoke
in a Burning Mine.
Condition of Affairs at the
Coal Creek Mining Camp.

MARQUETTE, Mich, July 2l.-Peter
Pascoe, son of Superintendent Pascoe
and James Dover were suffocated by
smoke in the Republic non mine today.
Young Pascoe, with three companions,
went down No. 7 shaft to ascertain the
extent of a FIRE which began Yesterday.
The whole party were overcome by smoke.
Pascoe's companions reached the skip and
we're drawn up. and Young Dover went
down with four men to find Pascoe. The
rescuing party was soon drawn up uncon-
scIous. But as soon as Dover revived he
went back alone and the ~lifeless bodies of
himself and Pascoe were taken out three
hours later. The fire is still raging 6ercrly
and great damage has already been done.
, 1891-07-22
BASE BALL.


New York, July 2l.-Brooklyn won
today after a poorly contested game.
Score-New York 9, Brooklyn 10. Bat
terles-Ewing and Clark, Caruthers and
Klnslow.
BosToN, July 2L-Good pitching and
punching of hits won to days game for
the home team. Score-Boston 8, Phila-
delphia 2. Batteries-Staley and Ben,
nett, Thornton and Grey.
PTTTsBURG. July 2l.-Chicago won to
days game by good batting. Score
Pittsburg 4, Chicago I. Batteries
Baldwin and Berger, Gumbert and Kit,
ridge.
, 1891-07-22
Sherman Talks To Business Men.


CINCINNATI, July 2l.-This afternoon,
at the close of change hours, Senator
Sherman was escorted to the Chamber of
Commerce. He was greeted with loud
applause and a speech was called tor.
The senator, in part, said all the issues of
the day are business issues. I'm not 60
ing to talk politics. but there are issues
that appeal to a business mar whether he
be a Democrat or a Republican. The
mode of levying taxes will always cause a
difference of opinion. and parties will al
ways divide upon the question of how
shall money be raised to support the gov
ernment, and 50 the mode of %levying taxes
interests you all. Now, the question is.
is the way we have done it a wise one?
Then there is the question of the devel-
opment and protection of sugar. We are
experimenting with the production of
sugar by means of the beet, as well as
with cane. There is the question of tin.
We hear a good deal about tin horns and
the like, We consume about 600, 900 ions
of tin. Now, the tin of commerce is
95 per cent iron, and the question is to
produce our own tin, and we are expert.
menting to that end. There is the ques-
ton OF reciprocity with nauons-a special
arrangement by which we can get articles
IN free which we do not produce our
selves
, 1891-07-22

PEKING, ILL.,, July 2l.-This afternoon
iour men took a skif, in which they put a
keg of beer. and rowed up the river a
short distance to an island, where they
landed, tapped the keg of beer and pro-
ceeded to fill up. The supply of beer was
soon exhausted and then all four entered
the boat and started to row back to the
city for more. They had gone but a short
distance when one of them, Mike Cahill,
a brickmason from Jacksonville. fell from
the boat into the river aud was drowned
before sober assistance could come to :is
rescue. The whole party was very much
under the influence Of liquor before they
set out on their return trip.
, 1891-07-22

LONDON July ala Buenos Ayres
letter says: Intense distress prevails
among the DOOR. Prices are advancing
rapidly. A barrel of -four has within a
month risen to S2S so. Men are ire
quently seen picking food from offll
heaps. The business people blame the
English bankers Tor their policy Of prop
ping the BarInRs apd thus protracting the
crisis. Public feeling is bitter against the
English, and British flags displayed in
honor Of national ietes are torn down.
, 1891-07-22
Eariv's Speech ut Jacks,n's Monu-
ment.

LEXINGTON, Va, July 2l.-General
Early's speech at the unvcillng of the
Jackson today was full Of ar
guments. being little more or less than an
eulogistic sketch OF Jackson's lite. He
ended as follows: Let me conclude by
saying, and let every honest hearted Con-
federate who fought bravely in the war
say. Ii should ever apologize for any
part or action taken by me in the war,
may the lightning of a righteous heaven
blast me from the earth. and may | be
considered as the spawn of the earth by
all honest men," The grafton was re.
ceived with tremendous enthusiasm.
, 1891-07-22

OTTAWA, Ont, July 2l.-According
to the returns received at the fisheries de-
partment, the number of seal skins Sc.
cured by the British Columbia feet in
the waters OF BehrinG sea up to June 30
was 1900. The skins have been safely
landed at Victoria. the owners this year
having taken the precaution to send up
the vessels early in the month for the
purpose of collecting the catch from the
different schooners.
, 1891-07-22
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for tx
production of everything that will on.
'duce to the material welfare and cornfor.
of mankind are almost unlimited and
when Syrup of Figs was first produced
The world was enriched with the O NV
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to The taste and prompt and
effectual to cleanse the system gently in
the Spring time or, in fact, at any time
and b better it is known the more pop
ular II becomes.
, 1891-07-22
AMONG THE PUGlLISTS.
Ellingsworth Knocked. Out by
the BLACK Pearl"
FitzsimmOns Gives Bonds to
Keep the Peace.
The Gregains- Mccarthy Fight
in San Francisco.
Beaten by s.BIaok PEARL,

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 2l.-Joe
El%linRsworth of New York. ex-amateur
middleweight champion Of America, and
Harris Martin, better known as BLACK
Pearl" Of Minneapolis. fought to a finish
tonight. under the auspices OF the Twin
City Athletic club, before a large crowd of
spectators. The fight was for a purse of
81, 800, four ounce gloves were used. and
each contestant weighed a traction less
than $50 pounds. Henry sjeely was ref
cree.
In the first round both men spared
for an opening, aud Ell'ngsworth got 10 a
couple OF good body blows as time was
called.
acknowledgement let out with his
right and lett, nearly sending Pearl to the
ground. After the exchange of half a
dozen smart blows. Pearl, following an
advantage, drew first blood from E,iings-
worth's neck, sending him to the ground.
Third-A vicious upper-cut. followed
with a left lunge sent E.linpsworth on his
back. A blow behind the lett ear sent
him down again. After the exchange OF
face and body blows, a stomach blow sent
him down again. aud before the end of
the round he was Aoored the fourth time
by a right-hsnder.
The New Yorker was hardly able to
keen his feet Inthe fourth round. Throw
up the sponge;" Don't murder the
man" cried the audience, but he was
game. Pearl rained blow efter blow upon
his lace and BODY, sending him to his
corner four times in as many seconds.
The fifth was a repetition of the pre-
ceding round, EllinRsworth making but
an infant resistance, while blood flowed
from his face. An upper-cut sent him
%reeling across the ring. He tried to rise,
but fell back just as his seconds threw Ut
the sponge. Black Pearl was practically
untouched, while E%llingsworth was badly
punished.
, 1891-07-22

Why we teach all branches needed by
any ordinary man or woman. We are
not satisfied for students to pass an ex-
animation upon a subject. but insist that
they shall know something about it-that
they shall go into a subject rather than 90
through a book upon that subject. See
ing Is believing. Call and see. Business
College.
, 1891-07-22

ST. PAUL. July PA crowd tonight
witnessed a twelve round fight between
Weenkemmick and Murphy for $500.
Both men did good work. Murphy was
very quick and had he been %ronge
would have o The fight was decided
, 1891-07-22

Denver-Denver 10, Lincoln 6.
Observation-Disclosures game postponed;
rain.
Minneapolis Minneapolis 4, Sioux
City 5.
, 1891-07-22
Goddard Knocks On, Cn,v,.u,

MELBOURNE, July 2l.-Joe Goddard,
the Australian p%uRilist, today defeated
Joe Choynski of California 10 four rounds
for a purse of $40, 900 and the champion
ship of Australia. Goddard had the adj
vantage throughout the hard battle.
, 1891-07-22

Observation-Disclosures 4, Boston G.
Observation-Disclosures 5. Baltimore 5.
Tie at the end of the ninth; the umpire
left the game.
, 1891-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, July 2I.-Wool-
Steady. Montana, fine, 1902; terri
torial, fine, l502l.
BoSToN, July 2l.-Wool steady. Ter
%ritorial is selling principally at GO for fine,
So for fine medium, and 55(G57 for me
dunn
, 1891-07-22

Gods blessing to mankind, say thous-
ands who have been cured by Oregon
Kidney Tea.
, 1891-07-22

Call at David's drug store for soda
water.
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&tabtrath.
Gine bertaate Sibuna

: Cine rertaSte Sibun9 beS goms
mon Council fanb am Ibenb Oes 80.
Suni itatt.
Der @ontraft fir $4,000 psrtb
SdIau9 tpurbe an brei berf9iebene
@sleGi6aften berSeben.
Sie &laeeidrift einiSer 9run6beiiBer
bon @aibburn Strabe, baB bic Stras
benbabn @pntpanie 7 Saienen seIset
babe, tpurbe auf ben Gid seIeet.
Ser StubtanpuIt IeSte ieinen idbrs
Iihen 8eribt bor, fiir ben mir iebo6
ni9t &aum baben.
giner @nsabI bon 8ei6IdRen bss
Select Councils tpurbe beieeitimmt.
8riitIep iteate ben Nntras, elm Spes
siaIeomite su ernennen, tpel1eS Setpife
@erii9te iber bic MmtSflbruns beS
StrabenfommiTdrs unterIuden 1pa,
itimmte aber bann ieIbit baseeen.
Sine &eipIutipn iprroe bon @riStpoIb
eineebradt, tpel9e bic 81. S. 6. &. 81.
60. eriu9t, ibre PfeiIer unter Der
Bride bel ben StabInerfen su ents
fernen; unb nenn oies niHt innerbaIb
fInfsebn Sasen sei6iebt, ben Strabens
tOmmiIfar antpeiit, OieieIben tpessurdus
men. gln bas Straben unb 8riden
@omite bertpieien.
Der Gontraft sur GuffdIuns iiber
benz 8ittston 9lpenue @uIbert tpurbe
an q. @orepran fur S3474 bersebsn.
8ei6IO6sn ipurbe, benz Nappr einen
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Tppetpriter NIT gult ansuidaffen.
Cine 3eioIution iiber Strabenreiniss
une ipurbe referirt.
Der Stabtseometer tpurte initruirt
su beriHten, iper iiG einen Gnsriff in
ben 2adatpanna SIuB erIaubt babe /;
ferner fol- er bic 2inien fir &inniteine
an Yroapect Gbenue, in Der 10. Barb,
eeben.
@rfe un6 3ipeite 2eiuns pahirten bic
8erorbnunsen: SIR bic Steuerumlage
fir cine 8riide an SoIIoip StraBe ;
fit cine Bride an Wtarfet Strabe
fiir Seitenipese an @apcuie Ibenue.
Dritte 2eiuns puiiirten foIsenbe Ter'
orbnuneen: 9aB Der Stnotgeometer
feline NiIifenten ernenne; Iusbebnune
bes 8ierte Strabe GuIberts.
Ser Select gounciI tpolte an
Donneritag Iben6 cine Sibune balten.
bod iparen nur 3ebn MitsIieber eri6ie'
men unb eS fonnte baraus nidts fpercen
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6ef6dftssMn;ei8er.
BIumen,@drtne

BIumens6drtner.
&. 9. eGItntpd, Sars- unb Sra.
berl6mtfuns, 3i4 q. 8aIbinsion ASs. unb
am Ginsans pss 8Orslf Sia 8risbbpfss.
Budb' unc Neeisen,' 'Druder.
Greb. gB aeneL Drudarbeit jsber art,
In eusliiGer unb beutl&sr Spratt, 5fi 2ada-
ppuup apeuue, ssseuiibtr BEN Bottom Stprs.
eisarrsnSabritant.
u. Rot&mart II, bic tslisbtsn ,,glIfonlu"
unb ,,9is Sting" Gisarreu alls SOrtsn Sa-
BAT unb Rauhernrtifel, SCI 2afapanna apf.
Dampfs unS ssaffer,esitunsen.
Samss 8. 9aptsJ plumbing grpsrt,
@de WyOmins NSe. unb einbsn StraBt.
@roceries unb propifioneH.
9e&tptb, Brandon s. Co., CRa@.
fplsn bon 8eabIe s SteflD, ZIG psun Nps.
S&IGssr Seal "a eadatpannu
glss., bas brriibmts @bite SpOnss MebI.
grsb. 8. gBibmapeE DeIifateGen
$50 2afapanna Gpenue.
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0ttt6tun.

IS. s. StebIsr bon 2ebanon 1T
nit einem SaIair bon s1100 gum 8rin'
,ipaI Der S9uIen bon 8eit PittstOn
ertpdbIt iporben.
- Ser 9trbeiter Sobn 8rabp ipurbe
am Sreitas in benz go. 5 S4a6t oer
9enn1. 2oblen SO. atpii6en einem 8ar'
rem un6 6er niebriSen Dede Iebenss
sefdbrIi8 Sequetf8t.
Ser 38 Sabre aIte Gisarrsnmu.
der @iliam $. O'Gonnor bon 8inss
bamton ipuroe am 0tittipo4 Gbenb an
Der 8. & 5. 8abn babier bon ben Rd'
bern zines Sradtsuses entstpei eeidnit'
ten, ipdbrenb er einen Sreuno namens
@aIib su retten berIuhte.
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9eriAtli6eS.

Ser 9roaeB eeSen ben 8irtb Sobn
2iGp, ansetlast be8 SaItenS eines un'
orbentIi9en Sauies, be9unn am Nons
tag i'm 8immer go. l unter benz 8oriib
bon Ri9ter Sitter.
SIM 8immer SO. 2 fiibrte Ri9ter
SearIe ben 8Oriib.
ssn benz 8opbler ManbamuS Sale
bes Sames 2e1b bon Der 18. @arb
fanb am 9onneritaS cine arsumentas
tiun bor uniern brei Ridtern ftatt, bic
fi6 bic GntfdeiOuns auf cine fpdtere
Belt pprbebielten.
Ser 9roseB sesen bic beS 8oobIeriss
mus ansefIasten Stubtrdtbe ioa beute
(Mitttpod) Beginner.
- aIs @ei9pOrene bienen bieie
@ode: Gonrab Srdban, Senrp @.
Siebeder, SO. 8eiper, 8eter 8lein bon
SrantOn; 8eter SuIaer bon IapIors
bile; 6. s. 8attenberS bon Ir6baIb.
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SaS XbaI abtpdrtS.

= Sin &obIenfuII in Der ,,Biqiam
g." 3e9e su OIb Soree eri6lus am
Montas 8ormittas ben @rbeiter Sobn
@afferp. Der 8erunsIiidte mar ettpa
90 Sabre alt unb lebis.
Ser Taubfumme SObn Sopce
bon NinoOfa trus am Sreitag 9Ibenb
ni4t unerbebIide 8ranbtpunoen 6abon,
inbem cine Auantitdt Pulrer in Ielnem
8eIib aufdlIis bon einem anberen 2nas
ben in 8ranb seiest tpurbe.
EabIurbilIe. Baftor S8mibt
Bat am Wontas in benz OIb Sor9e
@rabeb S9uIsebdube cine beuti9e
S&uIe erbFnet; AnmeIbunsen fDnnen
bafeIbft O6er in ieiner @obnuns 9e'
ma6t tperben.
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Die Del. eada. & @sRern &. &. 60.

NW OBls IuuHs " 2DENttH Jts Jhs VVs
Sransppytatipns-D Department..
Statipn SCRANTON, 90. Suni 1891.
u. a. &lbri&, Gsq.
SefrstGr bsr eife s. 8slsrps aTOr.
Buffalo, q. y.
Ndn psrtbsr 9err!
Sd anerfrnne banfbar ben Gmpfang
Sbrss Bsrtbtn BON %. b., nit sinssi&IC0s-
ptm Nsp gOrfsr @s&isI fir $4,000. SD
iibsrIeubs bisrmit bic SsrIanetsn Yapiere.
Die sspifsnbaft prOmpts unb ssiGaftsms-
siss @siis, in psI&sr Sis bisis anssIsssnbrit
nit 70 ssrinssm SrubsI fir Muttsr srlrbist
tabsn, mub Sbre @sfsai&aft aud anosrsn
.mpfsbIsn. a6tunssuOa Der Sbriss
8t&arb R. 9arris.
Die obiee @eieli9aft ipirb bier bur6
u. 3. Gonser, @eneraIsAsent fir bieie
Stabt, repraientirt. Sn ben fiinf Sabs
rem, tpGbrenb tpel1en bieieIbe in bieier
@eaenb @ef1dfte setban, bat iie einen
&uf fiir reeIIe @eiddftSfiibrune erIanst,
Der fe in bic borbere 2inie Der 2ebens
8erIiderunsS @eieaihaften iteat. Die
ben Scrantoner MitsIiebern i'm Iebten
Sanuar erfIdrten Dibibenben tparen
100 9ro3ent.
8esen 8eitritt aur DtitsIiebidaft
ipsnbe man fid an Safob s. 0iiaer,
637 Bird Strabe, ober gilbert 8olb,
M. O., 730 Gebar Mpenue.
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Die 9eier Oes 4. Suli

babier muB aIs cine b6llig abgerunoete
be,ei&nst tperben, tposu unitreiti8 oaS
pra&tise @etter feinen Sbeil NIT bs's
trus. Gs resnete in Der yta1t borber
aiemli6 fart unb bic Straben tparen |
itaubfrei unb bod troden. SieIe @s'
ihGftSbduier tparen prahtbou 9es
id,mGdt unb cine bi1tsebrdn9te Diens
i&enmense ftaute ii& in allen Straben::
Sie 9arabe ietts iid um elm biertel
na4 10 1lbr in 8eipesung un6 oer 3u9
mar in feben 9iuiiionen einsetbsilt.
gipiIeeIelIi9aften nabmen niir tpeni8e
baran tbeiI, aber febr biele &anFeute
unb 6abrifanten batten feline Ntahe 9es
Tdeuf, eeI&madbpqe 9luSiteuunsen fur
ben 8ue au Iiefern. Diefe tparen in
Der ie&Sten unb iiebentsn Dibiiion per'
treten. Bon beuti9en apSfeaern ipol'
len mir ertpGbnen
@ebrilber @oIbimitb bradten bur4
einen bibfden @assn, auf tpel4em Der
&ieienfdub tbronte, in grinnerun8. oaB
| iie bas rei4fte Sdubs unb Stiefeua8er
in Der Stabt baben.
@ebriiber S6euer, bic befannten
8robs, au6ens unb @raderbdder, bats
ten sinen Momutbpa8en unb 3ipet
fleinere, unb aeieten auf benielben rie'
Iise 9rpbIaibe unb cine eeI4madpoue
@ruppiruns ber bon ibnen fabriairten
Safes.
Ser 9eIsfabrifant 8oIs bate e8 ii9
anseIegen iein Iafen, ben Suihauern
,u seisen, mo te BEL @intritt Der falten
| Sabresseit bibide uno tpdrmenbe Bes'
ipaaren einfaufen f6nnen. Ser mitse'
fibrte 8Gr erregte beionberes 9lufieben,
tpenn ct aud nur ausseitopft mar.
8raber & goit fibrten einen blbid
arransirten @asen NIT DlbbeIn in
3use.
@usen &Iebers bate cine iabne 8s'
prdientation bon Boraeaan unb abnli'
den @aaren ausseiteat.
Die giagara 8retpins So. bra9t
ibr pprslsIi4es @ebrdu nit 3tpei 9Sa
gen in grinneruns.
Ser bur@ ben SGnserfeits8 s8eri4
bel6ranfte &aum Serbietet unS Elm tpei
tere8 ginsebsn auf bic gum TbeiI re4
tiinftIeriid sruppirten 4u8feaunssn
g9ir ertpdbnen nur nod: 9ebr. Son
rab, MiI9bdnbler; 8edtolb, 8ran
boip & Co., Grocer; Nf. 3. Seller
Bassnfabritant; @iaiamS & Wle
glnultp, Teppi6e unb gSanbpaplere.