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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

nt,htcorr case is an article which any dainty
woman NAV desire 10 possess. II Is simple case Oh
rhi,o tiren hound and omamcntcd with stichcry a
,rot.v design is about twelve inches square "hch
doubled and is made OF WIFI" butchers hhch' vi"
,aod with a convcntionallzcd hop vine or powdered
with roseluds or sleepy poppy buds There are TWO
eou,re cases twelve inches in Size on the inside III
ach NJ which a little sachct Of violet powder Is ihd'
One side holds the nighteown and the DINER ie"
hrorchiefs This case may be put in tho travelling
hac and will keep its contents separate rom the o'neI
articles: or IL may be rolled up In iito wh'crpf"oI
coyor and carried in a slmwstrap with comb and
,,usb case II one desires Ia reduce ones travelling
apparatus 10 its smallest proportions
Il Is over 300 years since shakespeare spoke OF
cov,oro rs n rarity unknown To the comhoh people
STRANGE ms n may SEEM cavnrc Is a. niue kho"h 10
day even to the average diner rs IL WIS ~ 'a' unc
r,ougl. in all the Intervening years 1t has been III
,,, In rccent YEAR. however. when culinary &c
on,r,c,tics have been sought the whole world over
~ crafty ennued appctites, cavare mas come INTO
fashionable use. aud especially is thi5 20 III Eh-a"
where weekly supplies are now sent from Nsuahh'"'
uhcrc fine sturgeon Is caught and Its roe prepared
for cavore IS nothing than the roe OF tie pcbela
,,oon mt ND in a dainty fashion known to the
pu..i,ns The simplest way Of serving this u1Dlt
l. the most highly esteemed. gourmet VIII cat u
sprcad on VAIN bread and butter. Win squeeze o'
lemon Juice over II. more elaborate way Of ser'-
inc II is - heat the caviarc over the stove for about
,,vo minutcs adding two ablespoonfuls OF cream to
small box Of cavinrc. Add dash OF fine red pepper
and a Bit Of .alt. Pour the cavlarc over toast ana
orve II on heart shaped plate OF Russian porcelain
such as comes for horsd 'ocnvreS
A, English method OF using caviarc is with oysters.
,ar ome round crouteS Of bread. cut them
.hout nm inch and quarter In diameter out OF slices
m stale bread about half inch thick. Dry them III
tbc oven I'm the moisture is expelled then fry them IN
hu,tcr I'LL they golden brown. sprinkle thenl
lightly with a little red pepper. Lay thin slice Oh
lemon from which the peel has been removed. on the
hread. than layer af nsviare. aud on that IN oJe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

ter ana serve at 1t Is also served with pra"ns
| and shrimp I'm England
Herring roe is another dainty but OF Italian
| origin The prevalence Of Russian fashions mas
brought In fancy for many other Russian dehoac'to
besides caviare. Aiming these are plckled funny,
which appears our bills OF fare as th)n marine
picked and deviled sarnes and anchovles and smoked
sardineS. Almost all these articles may be found al
amy good delcaesen store. with cooked meats. vare'
ties OF cheese queer dishes better known on
! German and Italian tables than our own.
Tho front season. which has already begun ana mas
been ushcrcd In al Fulton Market by the annual as
play Of this great game fish, recalls the denght OF
brOled trout. This fish does not seem to belong to
the market stalls. II only properly eaten at the
farmhouse when the flavor Of sweet-clover comes
in at the window. Trout In Chambord or Il Ia
Ilollandnise. is like bonny country lass
i'll at ease I'm her city clothes. These
clorous-hued fish belong to the sunshine ana
free country air. and hardly be associated with
the city market stall They should he caught for
the love Of the sport Of catching by the true disciples
OF Izaak Walton. and should not be made common
place articles OF commerce.
The simplest way in which these fish can be cooked
is the best, and the smaller fish. Weighing from
quarter to a half pound each are the most esteemed
by epicurcs game fish like the trout re-
qureS addition TO its flavor. For broiling II
should be seasoned simply with salt and pepper and
rubbed with butter and brocd about four minutes on
each side The simple way in which the farmers wife
fries her trout H. sweet butter is Of the best ways
in which this fish may be served. Within recent
years we have great many varieties OF trout In the
market We have the rainbow trout from California,
but none are more beautiful than own speckled
brook trout.
Some delightfully."- comfortable and picturesque little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

Some delightfully."- comfortable and picturesque little
garments have been introduced by London firm this
season. They are woven Of jersey shifting and arc
warm and light and wellftinS three very essential
attributes. by the way, for chdren's cothesl and
they arc made for girls a. well boys. The flexible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

The art Of typography or poker work has deservedly
become very popular and really important pieces OF
work are carefully carried out in this process. At
first the difficulty of obtaining any continuous or
convenient heat proved great objection. II being
nearly impossible 10 graduate the temper Of the tools
30 as to produce really artistic work. But those
obstacles are now srmounted by the Introduction Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

There is one great advantage In the present ia''n'
and that 4, that ones old garments may 80 easily be
,.iid an t,e new lines The bell skirt. for cN
annie Is easily cut from any old -L!r. with material
in plenty 10 spare and even hopclcssly Old fashioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

Among quaint shapes in the bnc-abrac shops are
Black Forest spiritbotles with queer long necks,
which look AS IL they might once have been the
property Of the demons which tabled to dwell In
that region They are made of Bohemian glass and
the reproductions Of sometimes richly mounted
In silver. They are sold cufo than for any
more useful purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

fore, Should be put up III UDtucc >cdutu uP u U
air and when the store closet is cleared OF its con-
tents each bottle should be wrapped in paper TO ex-
cludc all light And while upon this subject 1t should
be remembered that preserve closet should always
be dark closet, II possible. light is always as
destructive heat. In addition to darkness IN the
closet however, II is wise 10 keep bottles OF canned
fruit and delicate preserves in papers All preserves
and all canned fruit and canned vegetables which arc
not likely 10 BE- used up before summertime should
now be wrapped up In fresh papers and set out
side while the closet is being thoroughly cleaned.
When this has been done to your satisfaction and 10
is aired and dried. sprinkle abundance OF powdered
borax ovrv tie shelves. Pat clean. white paper over
them. Tie best paper for such purpose Is the White
paper on which newspapers printed. and cheap
quality OF this be purchased at Is cents Quire OF
paper manufacturers. II pays to buy them. though
clean newspapers will answer the purpose.
When the closet IS arranged with its shelving
table set back those bottles and jars which bave been
wrapped up in paper to last over the summer Re-
member that the lowest shelf is the best place to
put these and not the upper because the lowest Is
coolest in summer. and In OF the contents work
Ing they will not run oil the other shelves. Put
the preserves and pickles which you have selected
TO use up before summer In place by themselves
Now attend to the empty bottles. Jelly bowls and
pickle jors Dust them all out II they have been
thoroughly washed, a. they should have been after
they were empted II is scarcely worth While to
use old rubbers at all. new very mex
pcnsive and the risk Is so great In using old ones.
II IS well enough TO buy "A complete supply for
all lars Put all the covers on the Jars. but leave the
rubbers in tue package in which they came until YOU
need TO use them. Reverse all The Jelly bowls and
pcle lars on the shelves. the dust will not settle
I'm them for there Is closet however tightly closed,
where some mOdicum OF dust Will not drift in.
when the closet Is all In order shut II tight. and
feel the satisfaction that when fruit comes In upon
YOU OF a sudden for preserving II will not DO
necessary TO rush about and hunt up jars to store 70
away in
Most herbs that are grown In water are OF no use
the next season for lowering The process OF roofing
them I'm water seems have destroyed their vitality
We presume the Chinese lily follows this rule and
that II has been so exhausted by the process how
ering that It will not be likely 10 bloom another
son. It will do no harm. however. to treat it with
care whom il Is put away and try 1t another year.
Let the water dry up around 1t gradually, pouring out
n little II necessary, and when the leaves have all
dropped of, pack 1t away in sand For Mrs. IN.
II. W.
Indelible ink may be removed by bleaching
powder with Javelle waher After applying tho
Javelle water. ammonia should be used. Javello
water may be obtaiued Of any druggist with directions
for Its For Friend"
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OF COOKING OYSTERS

may
the mince Of herbs II you wish. Put the consomme
over the fire 10 heat clarifying it with three shells
or the white OF one egg 10 quart OF broth. IL Is
not already cleared. ID should be bright gOdei
brown and clear crystal II is less tonble anu
better TO clarity consOmme II IS needed for thc
table merely sraning when 1t Is first made ana put
away than TO clarity all at once.
When the soup has boiled aud the impurities III u
have collected in thick leathery froth on the top
fas they will after five or minutes boiling. do not
attempt TO skim IT, but strain the soup as II Is through
q napkin such soup Is clear enough 10 show inc
pattern Of chiDa IN the bottom OF the soup plato
Wash ont the saucepan in which II was brought 10 the
boiling point return the soup 10 II and let IL boil up
again. Add the turnips and carrots at this time to
the SOUP the cooked peas and the string beans cut In
hafinch pieces, and finally the mincc Of herbs. Let
the consomme boil up once and pour II into tho
tureen.
The distinctive mark OF a Jullenne soup is tho thin
strips 10 which the vegetables are cut. Carrots celery
leehs and cabbaze and usually a little lettuce and
sorrel are used I'm this soup Cut the vegetables ex
cept the lettuce and sorre in slender strips after pre-
pairing them about inch and a half long and tho
size OF matches Two spring carrots, half a tnrnip.
stalk OF celery II II be obtained, leek and "a
quarter OF tiny head OF spring cabbage are required
IN a quart OF consomme. The young cabbage. that
come at this season from the South are not much
larger than two lettuce heads. old winter cabbnge
Is OF no value this purpose and winter roots would
give a rank coarse favor to tile soup. After pre-
parinr the vegetables dry them thoroughly and fry
them til they are well coored in tablespoonful Of
butter Drain them as free ms possible from the
bntter on n brown paper. and add them to quart
OF boiling consomme. Let them cook In the cons0mmc
very slowly for twenty five minutes and then add a
handful OF sorrel and lettuce leaves cut TO fine
mince Let the soup boil i've minutes longer. add a
teaspoonfu OF salt and serve. This soap Will not
he as clear as perfect consommc should be, because
the vegetables cooked In IT,
EruDOlse soup IS usually somewhat richer soup
than the Juenne. The vegetables are cut In squares
instead OF I'm slender strips. Use two leeks. one
small white onion, turnlp and two or three sman
carrots 10 a quart OF consomme. Prepare t%n' an"
after cutting throw them into tablespoonful OF butter
10 fry. Then put them into quart OF very rcb peer
soup or consomme, and let them cook for an honr
slowly. Serve with little squares OF brown toas..
Some cooks add a quart OF c0nsomme or beer s'oNh
first. reduce u down very rapidly I'LL there Is no.
than half pint OF II left ana then ana pm.
and half more of cohsomme bcefstock; then ie' u
simmer for twenty minutes longer and serve ss's
delicious spring soup Is made OF quart OF c&n"eo
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Indelible ink may be removed by bleaching
powder with Javclle wafer. After applying tho
Javelle water, ammonia should be used. Javello
water may be obaiued Of any druggist with directions
for Its use. For Friend"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17
Seutf6e Gpaneeliftbe Spnobe BON
Wprns Xmerifa.

8srtreter bon ben Staaten YennipI.
banien, Netp Yorf, 9leip SerIep, 8irs
sinien unb Marplanb tperben an ben
8eratbunsen tbeiInebmen, ipeI6e am
beutisen (Donnerfas) Mbenb in Der
@banseI. ct. BauIs ah1e bes Serrn
9afor Sang auf Der Sdbisite beginner.
Den 8orfb tpirb 9aitor s. 3immers
mann bon ct. @barles, Mo.. General.
8rafbent Der Norb Mmerifaniiden
Spnobe. fiibren.
Die @ef9aftsorbnuns 1T foIsenbe !:
Donneritas Mbenb. ben l6., @ottess
bienit; am Sreitas iperbsn 3tpei @es
idaftsiibunsen fattfinbsn unb abenbs
@ottestienit; am Samifas 1T cine
Sibuns, am Mbenb GotteSbienit unb
sleidfaus am Sonntas Worsen, ipab.
renb SOnntas Mbenb in ber presbpt.
8ir4e an @beitnut. Strabe (Senn Bas
flor 8ruder) @ottesbienit isin ipirb.
Mm Montas finben stpei Sibunsen unb
elm @otteSbienit itatt, am Dienfas
Gormittag cine Sibuns unb Ha1mit'
tags cine @rcuriion nad SarSisip obsr
Sonesoale.
Sieben neue 9emeinbsn baben ii&
aur Iufnabme anesmelbet.
Babrenb ibres MufentbaItes babier
tperben bic @dite bel @Iisbern Der Sc.
meinbe bes Ssrrn gafor Sang auf.
nabme iinbsn.
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Gi8entbnm 3m perfamfem.

SD Oifrirs bas fOlssnpe 8salsissntbum gum
8trfauf;
go. 1.-Ssds Cots an @ebher Msenus,
binttr ben Wpbnunsen bon Simplon, eapltr
unb pill; isbe Got 81 bd 1f5 5ub.
gip. 2.-Hsuss Doppslbaus, Srpins Ape. ;
btiess unb faltss NaGtr &ansts etc.; epi
40 bel 100, Saus eben ppllenbtt; nur $1,000,
30. 3.-Die bablde gde an Quincy uns
@ine'StraBs; 80 BET 50 Sup, sini9hsblid
2oblen.
Nu. 4.-@in Gombinatiousbaus uni
S9susr an Srpins 9lpsnue. Got 40 bel 60.
nit Nessredt su Srpins Mpenus; Saiemtni
fir pfsrbe unb 1rutt; 1. Stod fir Wastn,
@sl1irr etc.; 2. Stud bat fiinf bhbide 3im.
nasr, nit Mlfosen uni Walier. Die 3immsr
allein sablsn bic Sntsrsiien an ben sanaen
8pifsn.
go. 5.-Ginise ber beien eotS auf Stsb.
lamb PART an Sisblanb apsnue. 50 bel t5O
8ub su tt $3.50.
30. 6.-Die ,msite 9st unterbaIb BEN
3peiten 8irbe pfarrbaus an Wonroe Mpenus,
40 bel 100 6uB, frine Sage.
So. 7.-Das fiinfifSfise Stsinfrunt Sc.
bdube No. 1873 Wyomins Mpsnus, nebsn BEN
Dime 8anfssbaube.
Sfheeaunpen: ppn 9 bis 10 llbr Mprgens
@barleS SblGser,
2i,t. Dime 9anfssbaube
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Sin @slfenbrmdb In WfpScotp.

Sen 8eippbnsrn bon Moscoip (einer
Ortidaft etipa 13 Meilen Diilid bon
Scranton) tpurbe am 9onneritas Nads
mittas Elm SdauipieI su Ibeil, mad
benz Fe nibt 70 baIb tpieber 8erIangen
trassn. Geeen 2 rlbr besann Der Ste.
gen itrompeiie ;u fallen uno ldon in
ipenieen Wtinuten iparen bic Strabep
iibsrfutbet unb bic eetpDbnlih nabeau
aussetrodneten 8ddden in reibenbs
Strbme peripanbelt. ginise 9utben
oberbalb benz 8abnbofe itauten iid bic
MaHermafen, iiberibtpemmten baS
8abnseleiie unb rihen srobe Streden
beS aufsefiilten 8runbeS binipes. gtipa
cine balbe Weile iuoIi1 bon Wloscoip
iparb bic Strbmuns burd anssidpsmm.
teS 9oIs aufsebalten uno oaS 8aHer
piiblte bas 8abnbett auf cine Strede
bon 60 SUB breibis SUB tisf auf. Inn
bic Ssrbeeruns nod erinblider su mas
6en, ftiirsten an mebreren Stelen bic
bon bem Strom unteripaidsnen 8erss
abbanse berab, 70 bab Der @runb bas
@eIsiie 4-6 SUB bod bebefts unb
ieben 8erfebr unterbrab, na1bem Der
4.15 3uB paiiirt ipar.
Superintenbsnt 8oeart traf nit elmer
aablrei6en Mrbeiterabtbsiluns bon
scranton Elm, aber NIT SdaufsIn unb
Biden aaein mar bier ni6ts aus3uri9.
ten, subem tpar eS unterbeHen bunfeI
seiporoen. so ipurben bic 2sute suriids
seianbt nit benz 9luftrase, am Dlorsen
fpiebersufommen uno SoIa fiir 8riiden.
b0de mitaubrinsen.
Der bur9 bus Sodpa7sr anssri6s
tete 8erluit 1T fiir cine 70 flsine Ort.
idaft febr bebeutenb. Ser @ieBersis
BETTER PbiIip Sipart iddBt isinen
Serluif auf $500; Der Damn obers
baIb Der >SieBerei serbarit unb bic SIu.
tben iiberf6tpemmten bas sanse gi8ens
tbum, fiibrten bic Sdmiebe unb WlobelIe
fort unb i6dbisten ale @ebaube aud
berlor CT cine Sub unb Elm Sdtpein.
Di4t seBendber Der 8erfe tpurbe bic
ToipnfbipitraBe 80 SUB lang uno 10
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SUB tief auSseipaiden; sroBe Stein.
blDde ipurben bon ben SIutben aus
ibrer Gage sefdoben.
Die UiIbIe bon 6. Wf. 2ancafter 1T
idtper beiddbist, iein @obnbaus tpar
in @efabr unb er sos NIT Sad unb 4ad
in ben itrbmenben &egen binaus. gr
perlor ALE feline Sdpeine unt bisIe
SIbnsr.
@iaiam gbrsoob berIor ale SIbner
unb fiinf 8ienenitbde; 8erIuif $500.
Maentbalben an Sdb Wainltrabe
tparen bic 2eller iiberi1memmt unb bic
Slutben riien in @artsn unb @sse
tiefe Surben.
Ser Sauptiturm mar ettpas iubIi1
bon Moscoip unb itreifte cine 8abn bon
flint MeiIen 8reite. 70 baB aud in Der
nmsesenb Der S1aben sro6 setpeien
iein mab. sln ben Totpnibipfrabsn
ALIEN tpirb Der S6aben auf sesen
$4,000 seiddbt.
Die 9. 6. & W. 60. 5anbte cine Mr.
beiterabtbeiIuns mad ber anberen mad
bem SdaupIabe Der 3sriiSruns. SO
piel Irbeiter aIs &aum finben fonntsn,
iparen am Sreitas NIT benz Muifillen
Der ausBepaf4enen Strede beidaftist,
bic 200 SUB lang unb feqentpeiie 60
SUB tief mar. 4m Samitag Worsen
um llbr sinsen nodmuIS 200 Mann
mad MiOscOtp ab. Ser 8erfebr aui
Der 8abn bat muir serinse rnterbre'
dung selitten, inbem man benieIbsn
iiber bic @rie & W. Q. 8abn permit.
toIko
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-Sn @ss Sarbor Gitp 1T M. Stub.
bah, Der friibere Serausseber beS bort
erideinenben y9eitseiit", 8eforbsn.

Sn gss Sarbor Gitp 1T M. Stub.
bad, Der friibere SerauSseber bes bort
sridsinsnben ~8eitseiit", setOrben.
-Sn bsm 2utb. 8aiienbaus unb
AfpI flr alte 2eute in @ermantoipn
iinb am @abentase, 8. Stunt, sl289. 81
baar anb piele @ei4ente an 2Ieibern,
2sbensmitteln ufm. einsesansen.
-Sn Der apn4affaire bon Bort
Serbs i'm Staate glstp yorf babsn bic
@eidworenen baS 8erbift abseesben, ,bab
fein an benz 2pndmorb Sdulbissr auSs
finbis su MAIDEN iei.
= Spbnep Dillon, Der Rstp yorfer
Miaiondr unb friibere pralibent Der
Union paeific Giienbabn, III i'm 80.
2ebenSiabre seitorben. Dillon mar elm
intimer Sreunb SAP 8OuIbS. Der benz
Bsritorbenen einen sroBen TbeiI ieiner
ertporbenen Heidtbiimer su perbanten
bat.
= Die MdbIen in MinneapoIis fsII.
ten, sinsm bieier Gage per5fentIidtsn
Musueis aufolse, i'm Sabre 1891 nidt
tpeniser tpie 7,434 ,098 Sab MebI Der,
tpobon 2.576. 545 SaB mad anberen
2dnbern auseefiibrt tpurben. Die
ilbrisen 4,e57 .553 Sab fanben einen
Marft in ben Der. Staaten.
: Auons Gbrus, Elm diaeif&sr
Maider. tpotnbaft go. "a @eit
.Ibompion Strabe. PbiIabeIpbia, tuurbe
obne 8drsidaft eommittirt, neil Ct bic
13 Sabre alte. idpadiinnise Mamie
2usle, ipobnbaft an 2eoparb Strabe
,lnb @irarb Aue.. nersenaItist baben
fol-. Die PoIiaei iast, bas 8inb iei
felt einem Sabre mebrmals ben 2dfen
@ineiiider SdsafaIe gum Opfer se'
fallen.
-TbomaS Gallagher, elm 8remier
auf Der PbiIabeIpbia unb @sabins
giienbabn stpiiden Tamaqua unb @ils
Transport, fam am borisen Nontas auf
cine fGredli1e Weiie um's 2ebsn.
Gallagher ftanb auf sinem Sradtipassn.
als Der 8us in ben Mabanop GunneI
einfutr, nobel CT NIT BEN 3opfe essen
bic Dede itieb uub berunterseidIeuoert
ipurbe. Die 8dbsr einss Waeens gin,
gen Der 2anse mad iiber ibn meg, 70
baB er poafanbis in stpei Sdlften ee.
i1nitten ipurbs. Die 1leberrefe beS
unsIddIi9en Mannes ipurben aufseIes
fen unb mad ieiner Seimatb ~ Guns
burp seianbt. gr tpar Istis.
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Mus benz obereu 2bsle.

- Gin l8 Wonate aItss Rinb ber
GbeIeute Sranf WbeeIer bon Olppbant
ertrant am Samitae in elmer Wafiers
pfiise nabe Der eIterli&en WObnuns.
= MusenideinIid amerifaniiiren fid
uniers flaponiiden Wtitbirssr isbr raid.
benn am Sreitas tpurbe Sobn Nrofopo.
bib bon Olppbant auf bic Anflage pers
baftet unb unter S2500 Birsi6aft 8e.
felt, ais S1asmeiter elmer SaSlstonsr
ilapOnii1en @efeqi9aft $500 unter.
idla8en su baben.
(GarbonbaIs GprtipsHtsn,.)
-Srau Steinbre6sr III bon 5oreit
@itp bierber amse3ossn.
-Ssrr unb 5rau Mbam aasIer bon
bier feiern am 81. Stunt ibrs jilberne
Sodseit.
: Prof. Carl SeBIer tpirb bonn 81.
ben bierber suriidfebren unb ipisber bic
2eitums Der ..Wosart 8anb" dbernebs
men.
: Wlit bem Nbrib ber Wauern Der
eonbemnirten Obj Ssllpips Sale an
Salem auenue eebt es inrinter tpeitsr.
Man bat iebt einem Serantoner ben
GOntratt seseben.
CAr&baIb Gerrsipeabsni.)
- Gin arabii6er SauF.er iuurSe
am Srsitae Nbeno nabe Der @rabitp
Babn bon bier Strabenrdubsrn aness
balten unb um feline aus sl4 betsbenbe
8aarl1aft beraubt. Bon ben S1uiten
bat man feline Spur.
@sorse Speider, Elm alter beuts
i1er Bsmobuer bieier Stabt, itarb
Donnsrfas Nadmittas i'm Sauie ieinsr
Iodter, Srau Better Naller. i'm AItsr
bon 70 Sabrsn. Der 8erforbens bin.
tsrIabt cine Witt,pe unb iieben eripa@s
Isne ainoer. Da8 2ei4enbesdnenib
fanb am Montas Worsen ftatt.
Sa- 8efegt bas >. .Wo@enbIatt"-es
entbdIt ALE Iadri&tsn-s2 idbrli4,
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Am Sienftag, ben 81. cJuni,

W" ~teuIseUt peu "a. SJuHts
ipirb Der bemofratii9s NationaI. Son.
bent in Gbicasp 3uIammen treten, um
ben 8annertraser Der partei in BET
Praiibententpabl. gampasne au nomi.
niren.
@er bic 9iomination erbaIten tpirb,
1T idper su iasen, bod ideinen bic
@baneen 3u @uniten bon GlebeIanb au
iteben; nur tpenn 3ipei ober mebr BaIlos
tasen nDtbis iinb, f5nnten bic @Iepe.
lanb'4ftien fallen.
Wan bat ben foIsenben 8oranidIaa
9emabt, Der bon Snterefe iein ipirb :
Die @eiammtsabl ber DeIegaten 1T
1913, nDtbis aur 9iomination 500 Stim.
men. tpabrideinlid fit GIepeIanb 453,
fir Sia 1856, seripIittert lO9.
Sie 1ammanpiten bon 9leip Oori
sebenfen 1900 Wlann fart mad Gbieaso
su 8eben, UNI iid fiir ibren ganbibaten
Siq better su fdreien.
SolIte tpeber Glepelanb nod Siq bic
9lomination erbalten, 70 ipirb tpabrs
f4einIid Elm Mann aus benz 8eiien
nominirt; ais @ompromib. @anbibaten
ipsrSen eenannt: paImer, Carlisle unb
8oies.
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Ru Derfdufeu:

Gin Wobnbaus nit neun 3immsrn, go.
53S Gin StraBs, Ode Der atits In Der 19.
@ars. nstf boiler Got. Vile grbsiItrunssn,
nit 8adpfen, Spmmerfiihe, Drummer unb
@iiferne. 8iele f9ebsnftDde better Nualitat.
I3u erfrasen bet gid. SplIcnG 5f7 eada-
panna ISenue pber AM plaBs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17
Meme Mnsei8en.
Sbiaer 8am=W Wereim.

Die iSbrIibs unb cine Sps,ial 8alamm-
lung ber ,,SdilIr 8au- unb Mpltibs. @sIsl-
i6aft" wirb abssbaItrn am Samfae, ben tS.
Stunt um llbr Mbenbs, In Np. 429 Qafa.
mamma ausnue, sur Wabl BON 8eamttn fir
eas lauftnbt Sabr unb CUR @ripSsung ppras-
ltlaesnsr Nmenoemfnte ,u ben Nfbemgtlsefn.
Dpapbtrt dsBsr, wrGl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-06-17
6Gnier III perfaufert. !.

3pei Saulsr unb cine Got No. 1044 Nprb
SrSins Apenue, einseri&tet uub bsippbnt bon
pier 8amilisn; fGbtifGss WaGsr unb ale Ser.
teiirunssn. Ndberrs BET Ssnry Warneds,
t047 y. Srpins Ayenue. is
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gnsen Sdimpff,
ASraetifeber ttbrmacber,
317 Qadamanna glbenlle.

Sat fets einen bibfden 8orratb BON 8anb.
uub Saidenubren. ubyenfetteu, Buiennaoeln,
&ingen, 8etdmeioe peridieoeuer art u. I. ~.
uno beoient Sunoen reel unb piinttlid.
8eparaturen on BanS. unb &aidsnubren,
Seidmeioe jeber art unb alle in mein tad
einidIasenosn Berridtunsen.