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Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Seloia InpeIfpiter. De 5OremeDt

Staiers Milnilter | StOdbOlm, Wtr.
5bomas, ipm ! nosen Gib bar ppbplot
iis / Semtlanb, bar Der blaubt aubst
ipsieliat zig meb 8ppejast, % bet meb
ct i9rbeles 9unitist &eiultat. 9eu 17oe
Gusuit lfjpp ban 25 &pper, 9asen bers
paa 40 % Den 19oe GuSnlt %, ial iaas
lebes 81 Slipper 2obet al 3 8psn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

granb. Steaeited Steberi os me
@faniite @rrfiteb neobranbte iotalt Rai
til 22oe ausuit. st betpoelist Eager
blep osiaa soelast. Oct Sr9note bar
ioriitret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Zen befieubte SiuaiteopSratter

8aaroeier Sens Nnoerien al Suerup pr.
Stunoerborg, bar III ct NttieisIitab
R~i6eegnen iOl9t Ell al fine 2aars 6inaits
PLACE for $500 Str. Sens Nnoerieu
tisbte Siu9iten, oa ben par tire Waanes
Der aammel, for 500 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
HorDfaOs Yebuaaelie.

lpoenoe / "6inmartspoit." oil Der
life blipe Gale ON at siue nosen 8ris
untmano Gneret ouer Ell itsrre Del al
Norotapbalpsen til Opisrelie al Yps.
nin9er. 8erimob ital Der intet pare
tpelen ior, at p~asieube Somter bort.
fprpa8tes til 8riuate, BOG innleoes al
ben irie uoii9t fra Rorotap og aon9es
ltgtten life binOres.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Sibliaere soanepreit Gbbeien

5toligere Sognepreit Gbbeien
S%tar9pit bolot fra aorbpren / Stans'
oits alrte i'm @~iifebstale libitlebeu Ssn.
bag, itriper "8umsOalspoiten". BET
bar en- s~ribenoe SDitibelisbeo, ba ben
iolteflere Brett iusoe fit iibite 6aruel
til ben Menisbec, af builten ban bar
laa ualminoelis nibOlot os astet for i'm
li9eIrcmme, ppOirenoe os naitetjerliss
5aro % Sirten. Som ct ipnlist Sesu
paa i'm Spmpatbi for bam ipreto9 Wte'
nigbeoen unoer e~neitaaenOe Sililutnine
en- frioiai9 Sirins til BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Observation-Disclosures GntreeinOtaa.

ter bar operltreoet 10000 SIR. Otter
bet lloIte iorelagte Sperii9tsbuo9et ub'
tr9pes Ell GntreinotGst at $4,000 SIR,
tDrat mNgaa en- lln~oerbalance, Der opers
ltriOer @arantiipnoet, % Der tor bel
lteppe o9re 2pipl ON, at mer eub bette
Selsb oil naaes i ben Miaaneo ION
ltaar tllbase, iiGr oa man enbuu bar
It liSrre Nummer tilbase, uemlig 9ano.
neutrality-suspicious. ben iibite llse al
Ssptember.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Sa Soften / Iar er blepen pRieutli

IH yUIItI NUI It UItUtH URTtVlIIB
forlintet ipm 5pl9e al bet u9uniti9e
Seir, bar ari9sminiiteriet, for at bpoe
paa ben paa Ilere Steoer i 9anoet for.
baanoenuerenoe 8anifeli9beb peb at til.
beiebrin9e ben iOrugone arbeibstraft,
bempnoi9et SRrens aioelinser til / 81.
ben inbtil Den 2oen September at tiff
itaa en- iaa itOr Gel al bet ueo Snren
tjenit9jsrenoe Manoltab, iom SeuIpnet
til 9ieueiteus Seitrioelie pa Manoifa,
bets rbbannelie %tiaaoer, Srlop for al
oelta9e / Sgltarbeioet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Clfrig | llSiigt. Sporgsmaalet
pnl, buem Der ital betale Gllfatten. Der
i Dc ierite A Nar er 2 Gre pr. Saluilaife,
bar 9iuet Inleonins til mango Suer.
peieller. Gj9it9iperne bar ipurgt Sls
%brpggerne i SpQanp, pm De pille betale
Statten eller / bpert 6alo betale Salp.
oelen al ben, iaa at @jait9iperne tunbe
bliue fri for at "lG98e paa Gaet", men
Gl6rp8gerne bape ertlGret, at De life
bile ta9e 5abet. Eern9lt bar Der paa
5Urilag al Slbrpg8erne pGret fOrbanos
let ON at gjere 5laiterre minbre, men
8iGIt9iperne bUlbe paa De gamle 6las
FER. 5%urenin9en at itprre Soteleiere i
Splauo bar bOlot Mipbe for at flare
oenne Sag. Oct er life oeres Ist at
bDie Natten for Glbrp99erne. De for.
LANCER al Srp99erne, at oisie miuoit
futile betale 0alubelen af Sfatter. %,
bpts be life bile, iaa er BET oeres Senz
list fGrit at prspe, ON be flnne ppnaa
en- SperensfomIt meo be tj~sbenbapnIte
Srpg9ere, ps 9uar en- iaaoau Sperenss
fpnlt lille | Sroen, iaa bile be ielp an1
l99se ct Srp9seri. Oct menes, at Srps,
9eriet oil bliue anlast | Soriens.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Faa 2nlea-6eaiparabanen er MI
reselmasiis Eerions % @Oostraiit puas
M besDnot. eitsr at Banen er saat ouer
/ Den ~iuenite Stats g~eiiobelie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Sau 6uulo | Gjobenbapn.

a~merifanlfe SernbanetOnse San @gulo
uil, iaaleoes meloes Der ira Sjsbenbapu,
| en- noel 5remtib antomme BERTH for /
Ell IA Cages lib at boloe 6erie ueo bet
beilise Greiuno.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Dor Gamer oa Server.

vt hiferi Wtoprl mob Rpre- % asveriggOomms.
JortopssIie "a aae spasbeorr % 5oriisrtefsr bisrss
rsHoe ira aane'Ii1 % tsgsmiis SOsraHitrsuaelis. 10
mer t~iibSisIiss I'll aHia'o al lcrpss % iplstis poBs,
pine, pif baps fiFrrt saSu al at bore oGfs Bette. cHo
al Hogs, aHbsi NioStl. RrtDaf Brre.ie for Tamer.
aHesr TiiipH At en- oastis itdRoiuaOiif Rtohais,titt.
BdmHstsr mss 'nlS llHorrretHiHl 8ieH sbpro 'raFss
iousr. Der rr blspsn b~tlbrsoet Uso uOre Better. iaars
ir,i pdi 5prlaHsenos fasr itnsss III subDsr gsyss.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
I anlepnina al ben frantic 6laabs

: Nnlebning az Den franIte 5laaoes
Seieg er Der, iiplge Sit og Sru9, bles
pct ubuerlet Sroensoeforationer. Bra.
iioent Garrot bar iaaet GleiantOroenen,
o. 8rius ariitian, arOnpriniens aloite
SDn, bar iaaet WreslesiOnens Stor'
for5.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
VeteQuenOe.

getegnenbe. 8 Narene 1S43 til
1S45. be to isrite aar 1iuoli erIitereoe,
bar ben aarlise 9eie al @runoen fun
642 Str. aarli9. 5 anrene 1889 til
1891 bar ben pHret life minore eno
SO,25O &r. aarlis, % Den tiger for be
to nRite Nar til ca. 100 900 @r.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
plts gmma &ftsyica
- 1871 Nnr.


Nv" A#N'NF DFN'Af t"Nh Jus A"|t
81. n Z 5iHocH.
ogitErsbe!
Uso meaeu l~a'Hsnuetabto 9l is i0OI ictas 1ea
noate Orb. EiOht Buster 'i5bts ta Ct al Ter- RC. 5
better. % pI tror. bet maa vsrs ct mesgt triit Z
SRlboet. Der tan otris. ION oetts 8l5r. pde bT mHH
TeItae geaeue 70. ire Rimtfsr ritcr. at itl bar
8ti etlfrt yaa. islcJ ps ben miiburn0s BrimHq al 5l.
.),citrlite 5trgm glc5ntm 5cIs gras,st It r. r
Hrrfelia Fsielir.
S5r teI ilgbts bette Bate. 't5 .sI maze. HW
otiic bar urrosa Hiir1 itslrr dsEBgfai 500. icura
SGT vs6 rvtrnrtrsuIsis 1t} hbtt nsa4f Slas
ReeisinsE " icl usbte Ba'ist. stm al mrlis uol
JiasrInl Wea Hl or 6rl msJ jgutJs,t iI ws3sa
Ter 1cm, At il bar Gail nor Ciriv ~ Tevs 5p 'sHfHJ
Jibsel. co 6aBoe oct Itis Drrgt tot GtIuJ tID5s ..
at. 9rfsi oSO "a bsgraDti igE a Bsn if'tsi a s
8l7Ssr mtg M Ur6 SEQ o.lbrfo q 81. aHbcilie Ter
istIe III 2MS. Der tt0er. ion l4 Toy5r.
Wc1 a3ittie Z. Tuu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Rpgirit Gruot al 5reOeritspRrt
a~ruotp9rfs 6abrit bleu prpuet isrite
Sang peo St~poeguelierne ueo 5reosritss
parf iorleoen meo ct ierlist belOist &e.
iultat.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
SCOT Huot.

6pot ifuot. 8eo Otterup Sfptts,
treos's Stpoeppelier pan 5pu iorleoer
Ssnbag ifjsD Stpttefonsen ira Subtle,
umsielten, 0reier S6ulB, Ell Stuor9fft
paa % Sfuo paa 400 Nlens Niltano,
bpuri ban opuaaebe 145 8pints, &c
Yletituo og 5 5reere. IA Yletitub
iulate / 9Rfte .iter 6inanoen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
ifur TORT Sip ioen aisit en- ! aip.

benbapn boenoe itsrre 8rGnoepinsbr9ns
Der peo 9pbeu. Eeitamentet. Der MI er
blepen aabust, bier. Of ben 9iopos bar
lfjGufet en- Gum al 100000 Sir. til uels
aigrenoe Eiemeo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Underwriting saites ON Ciiuer q. Efer.
hang fra @rue, Solpr, Gorae. S.oii lea
herte fra bGni. par ban / I~remptaIean 60,
BIS. Grue GlioH, Wrunt gdlep, SmHr
baso 60, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

9%anfou. e,rDsb bstsHei9isr,s for ir1Oqrtno,
etesi o. 9suuer, al SUD TN 8isbom lob bottiati,
ira bette III ct bsbr YIN Dor tue on Fr,sris Z, Rop
en- aiSsr al 4 D~lnansssu.
5rcS pare mtb bans 2isr, ptIRsns, ware BAN, Rinb
%. psnitH. Daaris 6aHisn.
2,bs. ben l2te Stptsntbsr 1891
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
: ben looloaiife l,ape i eunbc

bgoe iorleoen en- Crane, iom bar erbper'
pct peb aisb ben l3oe Wai 1S4S o.
altiaa bauoe ieuet 43 slar ! Sapsu. 8
famine anleouins mepoeles ON en- blaa
9npessie. Der ! 1884 osoe ! &eseuts
Bart, siter at baps lepet Der ! 81 War.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

81. ausuit a0niss urteplaiter er bet
beoite MIooel mob ale Slass Coulter.
& hotter tun rs Gents per Yatte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

SEQ Gafjfop III en- 9anomaub al %
SRs &us 81 2or., bpllfe
ban iplste til 8 Ore Yunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

rasp par foo. VI snp 5sab, Gatsrtf.
Gi,ns bun oar Darn. ftrsl bun sitr GIisrti.
fstnH btto uor,H. bOlot bun va III glf5ttL
&c bus NJ Bern, gao sHnoea 9ai5rL
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

ettpsGdre. So DtiH euitru @lnirab eafootiu
gisOsasre. igoi Rorbrs Guroai. EorJs. bs5s tiar an
3as Sspt,mbr 1891. 70 Nor 9ammt.
SobH bateousn,
Coon gaasg. his. BEN l2ts 2 ,ptbr. 1927.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
aanun.upisri,l. gaa sUfor. BRING

er iurtioeu GO 9anoner unber Arbsibs.
bporaf SO er beitilte al uosulanoite
Stater. 2iseleoes bar bet en- itsrrc
a%eperauce al Geparpibsr os grojettiler.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
8 nj t.

6oIten | Spllano. Sra SeItjpaanb
lfripes ben 20. Mug: Ho9et iaa isrses
list iOm ben lioite 3ips cleuoise 8cir
bar neppe mango opleuet. s 6 Tiger
bar pi tun baut 5srpeir faa Gage /
3r9t, elers bar bet resnet buer Dag
benimpo Bitten b9noer Oct tiot, at aor=
net er tort - ON Natten gsreSner oct.
Seiene er opblsbte iom peo oct tier,
feite Spbruo, pmtrins @aarbene itaar
Der 0amme al 8ano, % 9jeuuem buert
Oalltrp9 9aar Der riuenoe Strgmme.
3ulinber al SplRs er rnaoret paa Mars
terne. Seq tjenoer 5Olt, iom fan aule
pper 100 2Gs so, og life bar iaast Ell
Straa ino. Seq opbulOt mig tilialOis.
pts lorleoen Dag / Si6prgsGgnen. 8als
ltrD9et, bppri Nprre Mgles Ma leber,
bar iom en- flor 81, buOr man iaa forte
Spltatte ltiffe frem. Set er ltOre Sea-
pitnler, Der ipllbes.
s enfelte Ggne - l9rlia be eube -
er Gusen fommet inb, De ire 9ages 0Dot
Seir, ui bapoe ontrin9 ben lobe NusuIt,
bleo benpttet al DC forii9tise 6olt; men
ben Bug, ipm III itaar uoe, er aloeles
ooela9t. s boert w er Der Spirer, pg
bpor Ne9ene ltaar tGt Iammeu, er bet
Sele I%ammeniiltret til Ell rnnooeu, ubrus
Scli8 WtaSie. st 9~r0ntsrpolist 3eppe
beoGtter 9te9ene.
Naar Re9nen bgrer op, blGIer bet.
S8aar raieoe Der pmfrin0 8ibDrg Ell
irp9telis Storm. "a Soruet, Der ltuo
ltbeitet, blep tort, ra8leoe &j9rnerne al
Iom 9%ouetanpfnn9 / 8lGit. 3uiinoer
al 3onper Sorn btep igaar ilaaet af.
9n9fteoe Srene laa ipreOt langs Yeieue;
p9 paa "Spr9pOlo" peb Gi6ors blGite
ct tort 5rG ON; 5Olt ltpnOte Jig iOrbi
De suri9e Greer - be bolot life al uos
ii9ten til at iaa ct al Dem i SOueoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

annfnohiainsen | 8oteborg bur
biotil pGret beisst al ca. 10 tuien Bers
Toner. beri bog life ibsresnet be, JON
bar Seipniort. On S~gnoasere bar
iiGr 1ilitrpmninsen peret meset flor.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
. Wdaioner 500 tnien ailoaram

Nug inoigrtes ben 22oe Gu9uit til
fra &aslano % 5inlano.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
G~fterjporajcl.

ettsriVSrlsr iHbtasss tsrsiiu ior en- sato Sen, yr.
Cre. On eosiinD. E Or. 5or5ogituo III ct Raon. r1i
nee iOr ct crs. Gt ESsr;tstmsnii 'DsoraSs @ au'
tRies ~ontasslis al T5,JD iii o,0OJ S0u pst A5,s.
~ttsismen,sr. Der lite kbiasss al ettaliHl tags it.
fsnign III.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Siiafgs. - Sus tilinIgs eaer iii
Bptte ior 9anO. aoresie: Bol 1915,
Aecorab, Coma. 5017tl
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22
Gieren oil en- s%,erreaaarp peO 0benie

Gar lopet fine fate Irbeioere, at be ifal
iaa ben &us, ne bruser, til 5 Ore go.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

uIOsn - Oct bftsnoialsr8 btJ0sb Tor - Uarsns,
2lalt o. Btnu,t, Of bet 8 sbaecos cab fin Bi5ssm 81
b~oritaiee oor bait st o, z On q gtSsu Cg.gC. Hlgtr
'ir lrHlrs AVS tis,i'r. Nissot oar igsi pea GIgrs
zen uiD II { Retire Sttors. EGts Is, Eotlt. bu 3ss
luti 1854, o. os6s Z I'm fabds Diem RrrbCtu al
1eows Wduoa8 btH Zoe S~tpiH5er 1891 Rso Gora.
mtu boa mss eaab ON {; iattsl e'IHigu hir ogpt Dos
SUB, tcare,f oi label ai en- ditst o. 400 Gsu.
Gle { tfUSn "a Been.
doam'. Kroner Co.. 0iun. esn 1880 ScylsmbtE 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

aam itao. 80 Oct q blsBru 15t i'm { org ct b.
i~sHotaisrs io5 1lgat o. @tnn,r. at Dor 'lars Z ~
Hn3paI tI,o fort bort fra CO % Bum ~ hH ]btmmtt'
sober ben rise Huluit s,u 6 Cages 2g3bom. eou
ioDHt inc fiIs o. rotis IN Hl5tr VI - Diaautotr.
dreb me5 bans Sis0, ~UsilsHtt tar, baai miubi'
psber v Rumt1o. Rari n. Ra utaS.
gttHot, Ware So, o.. Tagota.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

erouitub. - psuso b,,su5tsiss5 for Slest q
8sausr, at bet bsbaas5s gdS tn 8issom at ~bori,a,5r
ir9 bette orsiIis III ct bsOJs Rio min bsit ti,s6, Wau5
Ola eronfao, isbi pau giu ! 5atHss, Porst. 6n
lite 3anuar 1916, o. ssss o5 Foris. eosqut GOuuig.
Isras, ben Site ausut 1891. 3 wort 2GsisItab BIZ Of
baDt . Bern, buorai BE ilioe.
5rsO msb BIT GisU. pslhang oarsbii geintsi
CDR itias Rrouitlo o. Bern.
Rori,. 9osaus county, q,ra5.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-22

Norbbp let bt',notsisr' bro,o Tor lraUsrsr 4,
zlastntH3sr o. gsnnsr. at strgsn an Bisb m sorts
ioIete ira bette til BET cots, st0 Dor 1'6tt 2su CIui G.
Noro5p zen Bite Augait 1891. pan bsst Iro,u V0a
IN psrrs J,ium sjttt en- ]Ilnl9arts 5qsoOUL Don 5tt0
tssi cen he Cucby 1850.
5rso mso bans ztso, %oth8utt ogr, bans Eiutsl
Ole 3. Aorobg. 5TSbuil 6. Rorsbp.
Carl 9. Rorobg. 1911 btrH.
Gantou, Dainuteta, BEN 1ibt Scptbr 1891.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
some PLAIN FACTS
That the Public Snuuld Know Concern
ing the Electropathic Institute.
Testimony From Prominent Men and
Women of the Notable Work Per-
formed for Them.

"The physicians Of the Electropathic In
stitute at 5O7 Penn avenue are deserving of
the highest commendation, and the perfect
confidence of the public" said Mrs. Mary
Roberts, OF No. 2746 Oakley alley. 'Their
treatment and cures of what are seemingly
1ncurable cases are indeed wonderful. My
case is but one of the many who have been
cured by them, and I take great pleasure in
making statement for the benefit of others
suffering as I was.
81 had nervous prostration and symptoms
of apoplexy. Three of my brothers were
paralyzed, and feared very much that l
would be a victim of the same trouble. NY
heart was very weak, and I was afraid Of
heart failure. 1 was sick all the time; never
felt what would call real we'll had no
appetite, and was so terribly nervous that
could not sleep. Ny whole system seemed
to be run down, and lost in weight steadily.
1 thought 1 never would get well las ordinary
physicians seemed utterly unable to cope
with my trouble. 1 grew worse instead Of
better
''Under the advice of friends Invent to the
Electropathic Institute and began treatment.
I am to-day perfectly well. Every symptom
of my trouble has disappeared, and owe it
all to the skillful treatment received from
these physicians.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

riverman, owns diving outfit for use G IN
raising and working around wrecks: Ing ne
captain is quite an expert diver, himsen.
He said, when talking of the matter yester-
day, that some years ago, when the steamer
John A. Wood was sunk in % feet of water IN
the Mississippi river, he watched the divers
going down, and thought when he flrst saw "a
them that the John A. might stay, at the
bottom before he would put on one OF those
things and go down, but after few days,
when the men were worn out, he oyercame
his fears and went down and worked under
water like one to the manner born.
MISTAKES OF AN AMATEUR.
The Captain said that he made some
amusing mistakes, such as trying to put ms
hands in his pockets, feeling for his watch,
etc. Once he was using a small file while at
work on the boat under water, and. turning
to attend to something else, involuntarl!y
tried to place the file between his teeth.
When it came in contact with the glass
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

being shut up in an impervious straight
jacket, and being lowered down into water
out of sight Of those at the pump, and de-
pending on them for the breath Of life as it
is forced through the rubber hose, causes
something of shudder to shoot along the
spinal column.
The helmet and breastplate are made of
copper, and the inside of the helmet is
nickelplated. The openings are covered
with heavy plate glass. The rest of the
outfit is made of rubber and canvas. The
shoes are weighted, and heavy belt filled
with lead is placed around the waist. All
complete, the COSTUME weighs about 800
pounds, but as before stated, the air pres
sure inside the suit tends to overcome this
weight when the diver is at work.
SOME OF THE SIGNALS.
Communication is had with those above by
means of 'Iife line" Two Jerks on this
signify the divers desire to come up, four
jerks more air, etc.
There are but six or seven divers in the
city. Most of these are employed by the
gas companies in laying mains across rivers
and repairing breaks. The diving suits are
made in New York, and cost, with full
equipment, from s7c0 to 81 900 each.
Captain John A. Wood, the well-known
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30
MORE PENN BANK WORK.

Report of the Auditor Regarding the Second
Account of the Assignee-J. o. Browns
Claim AIlowed-That of Jacob H.
Walter Refused.
The report of Thomas D. Carnahan, audi
| tor of the second account of Henry Warner,
| assignee of the Penn Bank, has been fled
| The balance on hand is S67, ,179 79, which
give creditors whose accounts have been ap-
proved dividend of Az per cent. They
may secure further dividend, but it will
not exceed per cent. The claim of j. o.
Brown is one of the interesting parts of the
report. Mr. Brown borrowed from the
bank prior to December, 1888, 81, 800, giving
his note and IS shares of Penn Bank stock as
security. After the failure Mr.. Brown
found his note at the Freehold Bank, but
his stock, which was worth S125 or $50 per
share when deposited, had disappeared.
Some time this year the missing stocks were
discovered They had been hypothecated
by the late w. N. Riddle as part security
for $50, 900 loan from the First National
Bank. The auditor decides that Mr.. Brown
is entitled to the market value of his stock
at the time given to MI. Riddle, So, ,525 He
is allowed out of the funds now on hand the
amount of the first dividend, OK per cent;
also the present dividend of AZ per cent.
Regarding the claim of Jacob "a. Walt er
the report says: ..--
Jacob H. Walter appeared before the Au-
ditor and presented a claim for $33, $40 80
with interest from May 26, 1884. The books
of the Penn Bank and his own bank book
show that on May %. 1884, Mr.. Walter was in
debted to the bank in the sum of So, 2s4 81.
Mr.. Walter says that his account as it ap-
pears on the books of the bank, and in his
own bank book is wrong. His explanation
of the matter is that in his bank book he is
charged with the sum of s43, ,225 which ought
not to be there. The same charge appears
in the banks books, but in two amounts
one as of January >, 1884, check 43, 200, and
ately below it ''5." By striking Off the charge
of $43, 225 against him, we have balance in
his favor of $50, $40 80. The Auditor has
quoted the testimony OF Mr.. Walter a some
length, and has done SO because he purposes
to rest his decision of the case mainly upon
that testimony. Mr. Walter claims two divi-
dends on the sum, $35, $40 80. When the
Auditor turns to his account with the
bank he finds that instead of the bank being
indebted to him. he is indebted to the bank
in the sum of 50, ,2s4 81. Mr.. Walter SAYS the
charge of SIS, 225 ought not to be there. WhyP
Because Mr.. Riddle and he were engaged In
a scheme to deceive the directors Of the
bank, and no money passed to him in the
particular transaction. The scheme went
through, the bank directors were made be-
lfeve that they had $77,425 more than they
really had, and Riddle was thus given little
breathing spell in which to devise new
schemes to defraud the bank, but he forgot
to take care OF Walter.
report stating in conclusion that 'the aud
itor is of the opinion that Mr.. Walter is not
entitled to have his claim recognized and
Tins share in fha hi iStr ihrtio
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KE0TTY POINTS TO SETTLE.
Arguments i'm tho Case of Burr Robbins
Against Oil and Gas Men.

Arguments in the Case of Burr Robbins
Against Oil and Gas Men.
An argument was heard before Judges
Ewing and White yesterday, in the case of
T. Burr Robbins against the Wheeling Gas
Company, j. VI. Gufey. j. Forst and others,
The suits We're brought to obtain iniunc-
ton 10 restrain the defenda nts from boring
oil and gas wells through coal veins owned
by the plaintiff Robbins owned the coal
unper land of which the defendants had
leased the oil and gas rights. The plaintiff
maintained that the defendants had no right
to bore wells through his coal and that to
do so would damage the coal and endanger
his property and the lives OF his employees
by reason Of gas escaping into the mines.
The defendants asserted that there would
be no danger, ard that they had as M uch
right to bore for oil or gas as the psantif'
had to dig for coal Attorneys J. S. and Z.
q. Ferguson and j. q. MacConnell ap-
peared for the plaintiffs, and d. F. Patter-
son and w. +. McCook for the defen dants.
a decision was reserved.
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4 T AUCTIoN-FINE FURNITURE, CAR
"A PETS, bedding, ETC., TUESDAY
MORNING, September !, at 10 O'Clock,
at the new store of the Henry Auc'
ton Company, "a and 26 Ninth street.
The entire punishment of residence
moved to the store for sale. Fine
chamber suites, in oak and walnut, hand
some parlor suits, sideboards extension
table and chair, bookcases, leather couch,
wardrobes, chtffonier desks, curtains, bed
sells and ingram carpets, linoleum, dinner
service, toilet ware, kitchen and laundry
furniture, filter, lot gas fixtures; also
driving buggy and dry goods.Sale positive,
as owner is leaving the city. HENRY AUC-
TION CO., Auctioneers. au30-176
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Firemen's Tournament at Atlantic City, n.
J.-Han Rates via Pennsylvania Rail-


ROAD.
The f-emen's tournament to be held at
Atlantic City on September %, 80, October
1 and 2, promises to be one of the most in
teresting events of its kind ever held in this
country. Invitations have been sent to all
the prominent fire companies of the East to
be present and enter the lists, and the num-
Der of entries already registered assures
brilliant success. The programme of events
is most elaborate one, and includes every
thing that pertains to the fremen's art.
Hose races, team races, steamer trials, prize
drills, and other fremen contests, together
with concerts, torchlight procession and
grand parade. Besides this, the arrange
ments for the entertainment of the visitors
are very elaborate.
For the better accommodation of visitors
and contestants the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets to At
lantic City from all principal stations on its
system at single fare for the round trip.
The tickets will be sold September 25 to
October 2, valid for return until October 6,
1891. The facilities presented by the Penn
sylvania Railroad for reaching Atlantic
City quickly and comfortably are too well
known to need comment
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masonry for the new bridge struck an un-
looked for obstruction while dredging out
for the foundation of the center pier. This
was an immense number of large, irregular
shaped stones, piled up around the
old pier. Against these the sand
digger who had been employed in
the work could make no headway.
For the purpose of removing these rocks,
the contractors secured the services of two
of the Philadelphia Gas Company's expert
divers. 1t was the appearance of these men,
encased in their clumsy, unwieldly suits of
armor, as they descended into the muddy
depths and were afterward drawn up with
their unearthly-looking big-eyed heads,
glistening and dripping with water, that
drew and held the watching crowds on the
bridge above.
A TALK WITH A DIVER.
Yesterday afternoon, after having loosened
and sent up from the bed of the river almost