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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Serr Sobn @ilbelm Sdneioer, CHI
%befannter Siir9er unierer Stabt, itart
lebten Monta9 Abcnb nn9 ldn9erem
2eiben i'm Sitter bon 80 Sabren all DC,
S6trinbin6t. Serr sdneiber iuu,
i6pn felt uielcn Sabren leibeuo INF
fum besEulb icin Sub nl9t u~rerlpartet
@r binterldBt feline @nttin uro mebrert
fleinc Sinbcr, iciuie feline beta9ten @l.
tern UNI Irin frib5eiti9cs 9abinideiber
81 be,ueincn. Die Sccroisun9 fano on,
Mittiuo6 unter re6t 5ublreider Sc.
:beili9un9 auf Dem lidotiidcn Sriebbufe
itoit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
ruhiatrs=Vpbit1tcr,

Yrint5 uno @~in9bans, Die 9r6Btc
uno i60nite IIsiuab( iuel6e jemuls bier
Sa leben mar. Yreilc INNER Die nieb.
ri9Iten. Sersoa& @i1b.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Niit Seoaucru eriabrcn wir baB 6crr
d. 90iIncr idpn icit cinigcn Sa9en
surdJ &rr !.yeit ans Srtt gefcirlt lit
| Is wiinlden inn tntpi0e 8riIel ing.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

gSir balttn inlmcr nod Die beluI6r.
ten uno frii6cn Sduiereien Don .. Sc
Serrp s. So, Detroit, Mti9., Den 9rDB.
ten Snmenbdnolern Irnerita's, bora.
tbis. Ser5p9&@ 3.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Ganbibaten- Mn3eteen.

gSir iino erm66ti9t Serrn
Sultus 8luIt
oils GaubIbat iir @%ieberpabI gum amtt teS
aieiiors Der Staot Sermaun ansu,etatR-
Wabl Z. gpril, 1891.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Soeben er9alten cine groBe Musz
iuabl Jenlter>S BON ueridiebe=
men Sarben, pelde biliser als ie Sus
Dor 81 baben iirb lit 2eisner's M6be!,
| hanoluua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Sn Der cuau9l. ct. SObannes Stride
i'll Slpiss iuuroen am De, ffoiicncn Balm:
ipnnta9 cOnfirmirt:
Snaben: Gbriltian Soeid, Sejn.
rid Scgtmeier, Su6anncs !6crmann.
d d II: Nta,ia abrins, Sophie
2eGtnneier, 9Oniie Slider.
60. Bur It, Saitor.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

6armsr NQInncc Eaud!nbnt, Der
bette 3NbIt ; III : Grnt5 EufctcH ucrs
fnlllt mi :. Hrubpt& g d crer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Gauoibateu fir WesauHeber.

@ir iinb sr.ltddtiet be nadfoIaenbeu
Sc ell ais Ganoibateu fir has amt beS 1te.
aufieberS in ibreu bctreifenben 9elir.sn sS:
,%li,einru
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Neue Mn5eieen,
SaufiaaMna.

aQen @er,panoteu unb Sreunb:n ,uelde
bel Der gserbisuns uniers seliebten SobHes
unt @atten, =. @iIbelm 9 9netber,
uns ibre Ebeilnabme b.sei9ten, iaseu mir
hermit rniern berjli9iten uno tnni9iten
Sdnt.
Die trauernoen Sinterbliebtnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

50 Gross Sores Matde3 81 50
Gents bas Gross bel
Brubot&S 6erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Sanei en-! Sapeten!

Sic 9rObte Nuslpaft uuo clegantel tcn
Mtulter SIT ben nlcbi 'iten Sreilen i'll
Der Stnbt, iinhet mdrt III ltrcit,9 ir9ti5:
ncr's WiDbel6auolul9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

@enn ibr &affee, 3uder, 8eis,
Swetid9en, Sprup OSerM olaiies brru6t
mutbt Cure 6 ltduie BEL
6er5og&&ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

6err RubOf9D Yoier bon Stony Sia
beehrts uns nn Siensta9 NIT Ieincm
8eiuf,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Gamemfartofeln 100 SuihelNew
York EarlyRose, Beauty of Hibro MS
Peerless nnb Burbanks, bel
Yrubpt&59erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Blr perfauIen Die beiten Sdube lit
Der Staot uno Sluar ju DEN uieori9iten
SreiIsrt.
9ruopt & G5erer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Die Soften NSnlrcn 81 ZEN b~iliglten
&tci'cu uertuuitu
Nerspo & gSl(o.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
W6tuit9!
% anwarin9 Soft go. $40,
q. q. 81.

Monta9 Den 6. Npril Ibenos 8 ubr
Seriammluns i'll Der CONCERT SalIe 5ur
5eier oes rs. Subresta9es Der Srinos
urig unIeres Srbens. Gs iuirb %ertuartet
baB jeoes Mitslieb antuelcno iei.
S. Gebamen, IS III. $ edmann,
2loi. Gom.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
WuEfieR>N oti5cn.

Sefbirisent 8indepal reiitc leste
ISOLDE nod ct. 2ouis unO fat balelhlt
cine srpBe au5ubl 3elte urb p@Ots" fir
bic 8sberbersuns Der ueridieoencn
0ulitfapellen lrdDreno Der Gamer beg
Settles, 9emietgct.
Sraiioeut @ebb BON Sebalia i9reibi
II. 81. baB biz iebt Die fulgenOM Wuiif:
tapelen lire 8etgeiti9un9 al Dem Scitt
5u9eia9t haben:
Cartilage Sight @uarb Salb, Sou:
Iton @ornet 8anb, Sarriionoine Milis
tar Sarn, 2inn gurnet Sanb, NepIbt
Brass 9auo, @arrensbur9 GorneI
8anb, @ranbp gornet Sunb, Gpncpr'
bia gornet 8onb, SUuitOnia MilitGl
Sanb, lebanon Nilitdr Gonb, 2turOrc
Correct 8anb, Subart unb Springfield
MilitGr= &npellen BON S%prin9fielo
Montspmerp Gitp Militdr 9anb, &c.
balia Militdr 8nnb, 2amar, Glintpr
unb California Gornet @aubs.
Die Mitslisber bcs Grccutipe.
9omitcs, meldss in Der am l6ten >
SO. abssbalteun Siir9erucriammlune
erllonnt ipurbe, I'm Die Sorfebrun9er
fir bas ON 90, 20. unb "a. Mai itatt'
finbenbe Muiifitit Su trcfen, iQluie Dit
Mit9lieber nller III Der O%bcr9enaniter
8eriammluns errannten Comics, iint
hermit eriubt, ii6 laut 8eidluB, ON
na6iteh Souutag, ben %, D. 90. I'M
@6ite Souie, @benbs pnnft 8 ubr 81
o%eriammelu.
gtud bic Siir9cr I'M sQlgemeincn iino
Ireunrli6it eiuselaoen oieicr Sisun9
bciSuUobnen.
@atltebenn, Die NamcIsOer 8enmten
uuo Gpmite Mtt9lieOcr, i'll bcren 6dn-
Den bas arrangement fir bG$ NlnIiffcIi
ruDt:
9rdlibent, Soiepb Ceiling; &ice>YrGz
liocHten, 0u9o Srppp, Or. q. Gttmuclcr
uub Seurp 9pned; Setretar, 6. S.
8ippitein; @ebiitisiefrcidr, SNn9. Se9c'
mnur, IT.; gdatmciltcr, @ni. &lin9cr;
@ollsftor, 6rib Sdsncr; 8citmaridau,
Serb. Sersug.
@mpung3comitc 8. Sropp,
Or. q. Gttmuclcr mno @cnrD 0Oucf.
GiEquarti ruu9s 0 Iii / e !:
u. 6. 2eisuer, 5runf Gtbiumcn El6 -.
8. Scdmant.
9rud: uuo Nb5ci If en-
GbeO. Ora, 5. 9. @enlcl
uuo 9ouis 3in6cunl.
Sc fpln CO e: @co. Gtarf.
9(lbcrt SCHUBERT ulO GDas. 0pacd.
9ecoratipuscpmi c: 9r. q.
gttmucler, 8. sc. Giualb uno Or. 6.
@ncam y III nj CO III tie: 9cu:s
9. Meper uro Serb. 6er5og.
rangementsco tie ii I
nj Ii Iifa1iihe unterDaltun9:
8bep. Is. storf, Mm. Is, GpGjuA ulo
0cuD Sod.
Sol. g, 6. 4. u ippitein II,
8rdiibent. Scfretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

aleesS amcn, Gimotbp=S anen, Sflanjs
e~artpfieGn, S%nmenbafer 5l baben bel
Wt. Soroan.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Sdardrbeit.

llnter;ei9nste beiorst bas Sle6tsn RON
3opfrn, 9narfettcn, glunten uib ii6erbaupi
ale ~feineren iSdararbeiten finitlerii9 uni
iebr biHi9.
Srdu Sobu 2eibd9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
Morsen Gbenb Spdrfahe.

Der 5luB befinoet ii6 9e~senludrtis
in einem fir Die S6iffabrt icbr sinitis
gen 3uItanbc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

fir ole beften @aarcn 5u Den nteo
{ ieItcn Yreiiten 9ebt nad
Ser5o9&8tle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

fir bas0tulifielt, iueldes Die nSoutbz
petern>8 anbzAHociation" i'll ben Ga9eu
bonn %. big 70. Ntai in 9ermanu al
bdlt, ~treffen Die SeluO5uer Der bii6i1en
@einItaot i6on jebt Die nmiaiisfloiten
Sorbereitunsen. CUR Scitreitnn8 Der
Soften lilto bic n6tbisen @tittcl bereits
nit ser srOBten Ssreitwiai9fcit nuf8c<
bra6t uno fit eine0iitanj uon 1O00tei.
len bon !Sermum iino balbe 5oDrruten
auf Der gticnbubn bepili9t mpr6e;l. Die
arrangements liescn i'll Den Sdllocn
folseiocr Siirser: GrdliOtSt, SoIepb
Selling; 8ics- 8rdfibentell, Snso 9rppp,
Or. gttmueller uno :6enrD 9pned; Sef=
retdr, @usen 8lppiteu (oeiieu Giiiiteut
lit 9ti9uit Sc9emann, jr.); S6nsme1Iter,
@m. Slin9er; Collector, Strip O65ner;
5eitmari6aa, 5srbinauo 9criog. Sci
ioldcn 8urbereitunsen lit ui6t an eincm
sroBurti9en Grfol8 bieies6eltes 81 5rueiz
feln.--Seoal ia Sournal.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27


Im SamStag, ben 4. Gpril miro Der
bieii9e @clnngucrein Snrmpnir, faut
DER betr. In5eIge on auberer SteIe,
ipicbCr Cincs ieiucr bclic6ten Gon5crte
9,6en, rn5 rcu bereits gctruHcnen Surs
bercit uligeu no6 Su urtbeilcn, ale feline
Scr9dngcr i'll Den Sfattcn ltcllcn NIB
allies bisbsr bier auf mulifalii6cm @s=
bicte 8clciltctes iltcrircffen iyiro. 9ns
Ero9ramm lit ein 9elua6ltes ullo OIL
Ibme6slun9 reibcs, bns nidt ucrieDlen
wlrb Die 3ub6rcr uoa Sc9iuu bis ;rrn
@nte 81 ieileln. SurS, ein ~ifliensr
S~unIt9euuB itebt Den 8ciuhern bepor.
3a6He)cnb bas
Hrpgra III:
l. 0pdjeitsmorl6 aus rSUm-
mcrnabtstraum". -. Wtenncllo I'm.
(Stt,i6ordettr)
,. 9cs 3eder's Seble. .s6ub 8sioa.
(Utdllnetdor.)
3. Duet fir 5luci Sin9itimmeu. Nbt.
T.. 9eimatbsftdn9e ...... @uugc(.
e trci6ol6cIter.)
3. 9itber=Grio .umlauI.
q. Die 9naoenarie aus
u8ohcrt Der Geufel".. Icperbcer.
(S>pron Solo.)
Z. S6mieolieo .Sur;.
Ndnner9or.
$. @rOBc SinSeriDmpbonic fir
Sufuf, 8a6teG, Ganaricn:
uo9ef, 5rpmpete, S6narrc,
Sriaugel unoS rommel-
LStrei6ordeitsr.1
Q. Joyful Strains, Wall.
Rondo Gum bert.
Snet fiir Sopran NIB 9(t.
10. 9niltbaler Sd9ermarI9. - oi6at.
[MGuner9or uu6 0r9te.
/. Sas Yolauncn~G pnSert. ..Simun.
(Sdnabsl, @oiouniit ; Slappta, 9rris.nt.)
2. Tally-ho, Galopp... Bernstein.
(Siiei6orheIter.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
9Sir fnt trm6Hiiat 5errn

2Sir ftne trniatitat perm
s. .. Sienberg,
Gle Gambia at fir tas Nmt bts S&aI.Gsn.
mi6Srs ron 0afeenate County anjuisises
untertpcrirn trr Gutitsisurs tr Shmn.
aeber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Sacob's Seilpulucr, beilt aue @rn:
ben, @ei6uiirc uItu. bel Gferben ulb
&inbuicG. gu babcn in @alter's Ipps
tbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

gicO 9nucu, 9imburacr nno ,Yrid"
Rae Icbr bllltg bel 9crju9 & 8ilb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
&teb @Arft

Wprriion @s.
Seten ;Iueiteu Samsta9 i'm Woaat finbtn
re9elmabl9e S%iebmdrtte fat. Yferbs,
Wonlei eI NIB Rinbuieb s~srtauit unb ss:
fault.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27
s .. @ It, 8ait

Sril6e InItern 81 Ba6en III Der Con.
;CrtbaQe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

Sefbirisent &indeoal reiitc leste
ISOLDE nod ct. 2ouis unb fat balelhlt
cine srpBe @n5abl 3elte unb n9pts" iir
bic 8sberbersuns Der ueridieoencn
Mulitfapellen irdbrenb Der 9auer Deg
Settles, 9emietgct.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-03-27

ltatttn.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-16

tloAb VI INSURANCE, guarantee 1unds, nos
pital funds, benefit associations, lodging
houses, eating houses and reading rooms,
and the system of appointments and pro-
motions in the railroad service. The
answers received from these companies
show that many of them provide in some
manner for insurance, hospital or guaran-
toe funds, and for benefit associations of
railroad employees. A majority of the COM
panies provide eating Or lodging houses, or
reading rooms for their employees. Nearly
all of them, including such wel-managed
roads as the Boston and Maine, the Chi
cago and Alton, the Chicago and North
western, the Big Four, the Illinois Central,
the Louisville and Nashville, the Newport
News and Mississippi Valley, the Pennsyl-
vania, and our own Consolidated, have
adopted principles of civil service reform
in the appointment and promotion of en-
ployes.
I cannot see why there may not be i'm
provements in even the present system of
appointments and promotions; and with
proper legislation there can be provisions
for permancy in railroad employment
which can be guaranteed, and which
would be more reliable than any employ
ment that would be probable under gov
eminent ownership. With proper provi-
sions of statute law under which railroad
service can be made compulsory during
the terms of employment, or enlistment,
support can be guaranteed to those who
become injured while in the service, and
pensions can be assurad to those who be-
come incapacitatsd after years of faithful
service. Such obligations, however, if
assumed, or made obligatory upon the
railroad corporations, must carry with
them protection to the corporations and
the public, against strikes; and wilful fail
ure to perform work, or to be present at
the post of duty. Employment after a
year or two of apprenticeship, or proba-
ton, should be Obtained by enrichment.
and re-enlistment for terms of years
Employees should be protected against
discharge except for due cause, and after
inquiry by tribunal composed of superior
officials, and having power similar to that
of court martial in the army.
It il doubtful whether euch changes, in
the contract relations bstMssn railroad
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-16
THE FATHERHO0D OF GOD
The Subject OF an Interesting Lecture
Yesterday Morning In the Court

Yesterday Morning In the Court
Street Temple.
A large congregation was present yester-
day morning in the Court street temple to
listen to DR.. Kleebergs able lecture. The
speakers address was on "The Fatherhood
of God" and his words in brief are as fol-
lows:
These words are used frequently, but
without clear comprehension of their
true meaning. The Bible tells US, GAS the
father takes pity on his children, so does
God take pity on US his children" If we
can not know anything Of God except by
what we experience, so we find model of
God in the heart of = father. Mark here
the Bible does not say father takes pity
on his children as God takes pity on us, but it
is just the reverse Gods pity is like mans.
The father is older than the child, and the child
is generally satisfied with his father and has no
desire to exchange him for another, tax
child before entering this sphere, had a choice,
disposition, and one taking high rank in society.
Now older ones have been Impressed with the
idea that our heavenly father is not only kind,
eternal punishment if we do not obey his laws.
Up te-a certain point of cognition the child has
no heavenly father at all, in one sense of the
word, that is until the time has been reached
parted to his youthful soul by parent. and teach
ers. If the young child should be asked by his
teacher, what kind of a heavenly father he
wished, now having = choice, he most surely
would ask for God Of the kindest and most low
able qualities.
The child of the wealthy and arstocratic pa
rents has service to render which can be done
by servants, but between the father and child
ist the tenderest relations OF heart and soul. 1t
is the fathers only desire to give to him and
never receive aught in return as recompense save
love. In the poor man. family the scene is the
reverse as regard the maternal surrounding, and
in the sharp struggle for existence the children
must contribute their share of support. Hard as
this may be for the children, much more bitter
is it for the parents to be compelled to receive
support from their children. # God is our hea-
venly father, am not justified in picturing him
to myself and to the yonng as the kindest and
most merciful father, who says OF himself Unto
me belongs the gold and silver and the wealth of
the earth. 1 do not desire sacrifice and any kind
of service.' Hence to God belongs nothing but
our love; and our service can only be confined to
our follow creatures, as says the prophet, at is
told thee, oh man, what is good; and what is
CURED Of thee is nothing but to do justice and
love mercv,,
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-16

There is one way to cure sleeplessness, and
that is by the use of DR.. Greenes Nervura, the
great nerve and brain invigorator. This wonder
full remedy is Natures own sleep producer, and
is perfectly harmless, being made from pure veg
etabe medicines fresh from the lap of Nature.
1t may be given to infants, children, or the most
delicate invalid without fear. 1t soothes, Gains
and quiets the weakened, irritable and over
wrought nerves, producing perfect repose and
refreshing, natural sleep at the same time it
builds up and tones up the shattered nerves and
gives renewed life, strength vitality and vigor
to the system. Useit, you who are sleepless.
Be Convinced of it's. Wonderful
Power.
lean cheerfully recommend Dr. Greene's Ner-
vura as being good remedy for sleeplessness
Having been troubled in this way for three years,
and obiecting seriously to opiates. have used
DR.. Greene's Nervura with great benefit. I have
also recommended the Nervura to many Of my
friends, no have been much benefited by its use.
MRS. G. H. HILL,
II Union street, Concord, N. H.
Dr. Greene of IS West Fourteenth street, New
York, its discoyerers the famous specialistin the
cure of nervous and chronic diseases. The
doctor has devoted special attention to the treat
ment of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence and will give by mail his
opinion and advice in any free of charge
The perfection Of this system renders a com
plete almost assured, as his success in treat
ment by correspondence is wonderful and une
qualled.
N. B. ~ Send for symptom blank to fill out
or write DR.. Greene about your case, and care
fullyconsidtred letter, fully planning your dis
ease and giving you perfect understanding of
all its symptoms, will be returned free of charge.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-16

and throb like the strings of tensely strung In
strument swept by the fingers of mailman!
Then be warned in time.
Madness stares you in the face
Sleeplessness is simply rapid road to the IN
sane asylum.
You and thousands like you, rush blindly on to
the verge of insanity, softening OF the BRAIN
tered nerves, paralysis, idiocy, ETC., without
knowing or realizing the fearful consequences
Men allow care, anxiety or business troubles to
drive sleep from their eyelids, while women,W with
uustrung nerves and e1citabe temperaments'
pass hours upon hours each night in sleepess'
restless misery.
No greater calamity can befall you than to be-
come sleepless. Sleep is more necessary IMAM
food, and you must have it or face deadly conse
quences.
What wonder that there are so many shattereu
nerves. tired brains and deblitated bodies, when
we consider the thousands upon thousands who
pass restless or disturbed nights and rise morn
ings feeling indescribably miserable, dragged
out, scarcely able to face the days work! What
wonder so many rise mornings from their beds,
where they have lain with weary lids and sleep
less eyes, tossing from side to side or simply
catching short, unrefreshing maps filled WIN
dreams, feeling heavy headed, irritable, with
pale faces haggard looks, dull and heavy-rlnged
eyes, and go about their daily employment with
tired limbs, exhausted energies, nerveless and
ambitionless!
AS You Value Your Life and
Health Do Not Use Opiates!
1t is maddest folly to fly to the use of opium,
morphine or choral. They simply stupefy and
paralyze the brain and do not produce that natu-
raj and refreshing sleep which the tired and ex-
hausted brain and nerves must have in order to
repair the waste of tissue.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-16
Absolutely the Best.
Financial.
The Market ON tho Verge OF Utter
Stagnation-Anothe Adverse Bank
Statement.
NEW YoRk, Fob. IL.

NEW fOhk. EoO. Ia.
The dulness to-day was something almost with
out precedent. But there was no effort to sell
stocks and they easily advanced slight fraction
on the buying of few hundred shares OF each
by the brokers of the bull combine,
There was no attempt to sell EN- oven after
the bank statement appeared showing . loss of
over million cash and a decrease of S1,75O 900
in the surplus reserve, while loans have again
increased over s., oO0, oOo and deposits Increased
but $2,574 800.
The street expected . moro unfavorable exhi5-
it, the banks lost during the week 81 600 900 by
treasury descriptions and nearly S1,50O,Ooo on
movement Of currency to the interior, besides
paying 81, ,O00 into the treasury for the gold
bars sent abroad to-day, although the last item
figures only one day in the average, since the
bars were paid for only yesterday.
A little furry occurred in the Susquehanna and
Western stocks, the preferred advancing sharply
2per cent. to 39la and dropping back 70 3S19-
all on transactions aggregaJing 1900 shares.
Distillins and Cattle Feeding shares fell over 2
per cent on the starting developments touching
the attempt to blow up the Shufeldt distillery
Sales At the board amounted to 80 704 shares
(slver bullion certificates not included) against
115, $40 yesterday and 1866, 113 on Thursday.
Of BUNNELL SCRANTON. Bankers and
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ssUnited Workers.,

Donations and SUBSCRIPTIONS received
during the last three months:
Donations-Miss NJ E. Scranton, $45; Mrs. s..
Harris, Sc
To employment bureau-A friend, SIS; Miss
Belts, S..
To boys club-Mrs. J. B. Robertson, $40; a
friend, S.; Miss j. Mills, S.; games and books
from Mr.. Robbins Battel, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Brooks,
friend, Mr.. Leonard Daggett, Mr. George F.
Newbomb; cakes and fruit from Mrs Thomas
Bennett, Mrs. Weber T. Day, Mrs. F. B. Dexter,
Mrs. Luman Cowles, Mrs. NJ. F. Tyler, Miss
Stoeckle; discount on bill from T. w. Corbett.
To relief committee-Mrs. E. A. Morrell, s.;
Mrs. N D. Franklin, 81; Miss Belts, S.; Mrs. j.
B. Robertson, 81: Mrs. Morrell, So; garments
from Miss Ellen Clark, Mrs Henry Button, Mrs.
o. G. Goldsmith, Mrs. Clark Mrs. E. Foote,
Miss Kmball, Mrs Eli Whitney, Miss Prudden;
100 pairs of rubbers from the Misses Hotchkiss.
Annual subscriptions amounting to $14S, from
the following persons Miss Shipman, Mrs. F.
B Dexter, Mrs. j. D. Wheeler, Miss NJ Kimball
Miss F. Walker, Mrs. J. B. Robertson, Miss E.
Belts, Miss Prudden, Miss Scranton, Mrs. Eli
Whitney, Jr., Mrs. F. B. Tillon, Miss E. Pritch-
ard, Mrs. G. F. Newcomb, Mrs. Eli Whitney, Mrs
Nicoll, Mrs. Thomas R. Trowbridge, Mrs
George Bushnell, Mrs. E. A. Anketill,
Mrs. T. H. Russell, Mrs. E. H. Trow,
bridge. Mrs. E. Hayes Trowbridgs, Mrs.
human Smyth, T. R. Trowbridge, Mrs. Henry T.
Blake, the Misses Chaplain hrs.Justus s. Hotch-
kniss, Mrs. Charles Townshend, Mrs. A. Black
man, DR.. D. L. Daggett Mrs John c. English,
Miss Carrie Trowbridge, Mrs. w. R. H. Trrw-
bridge, Mrs. g. D. Watrous. G. L. Rowland,
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Death of owen KELLEY.

Owen Kelley, aged eighteen, son of
James and Ellen Kelley of 104 Morris
street, died Saturday night from internal
injuries caused by falling on patch of ice
near his home about month ago. He was
clerk in the Downes News Co. g store
and was member of the ST. Aloysius So
ciety, four members of which will serve as
bearers at the funeral, which takes place
from the Sacred Heart church tomorrow
morning Diseased will be much missed
by many friends.
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Boston Symphony Concert

The last concert of tho series given by
the Boston Symphony orchestra, will be
hold at the Hyperion on February %. The
following program, undoubtedly tho best
of the season, will be rendered Overture,
Jubel, Weber; concerto for pianoferte in
F. minor, Chopin; Waldweben from Sieg-
fried, Wagner; Symphony, No. 8, Eroica)
Beethoven.
A special feature of this concert will be
the piano solos of Nine. Fannie Bloomfield
Zeister. Tickets are now on sale at Stein
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THE POLO WORLD.
New Haven Loses to Moriden al
Drops to Fourth Place In tho Race

New Haven Loses to Meriden and
Drops to Fourth Place In tho Race.
The New Haven team went to Meriden
Saturday night and suffered defeat at the
hands of the home team. Both teams put
up excellent polo, but the work of the
Meriden team at critical stages won. An excit-
ing feature of the game was triangular fight
on the floor between Cunningham, Dunnng and
Wodtke. Cunningham hit Wodtke on the foot
with his stick either accidentally or on purpose,
near the New Haven cage and sent him flying on
the floor. He then jumpet on top of him, where
upon Cumming jumped on Wodtke and the three
men rolled over on the floor until separated by
the referee, who fined Dunning IS and admins
tered foul to the other two players. The sum
mary: Meriden g. New Haven l; stops, Reed z,
Cunningham 10; FOULS Meriden 8, New Haven !;
referee Shannon. ATTENDANCE ]. 500.