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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

THE MILLINERY

wants you for a thousand and one
novelties. Everything is spank
new in the department.
A large line Of French Ginghams,
handsomest design of this season,
viii be on sale Monday for l6sc
Another line Of the best quality of
the 12!c. Gingham-a price that
has never been heard Of before
Gle. a yard. A full line Of Chevron
"a beautiful cotton material imi-
tation Of French Wool Dress Goods
&c. goods, for Sc. yard. Yard
Wide Shifting Percales for Gle. per
yard; French, for 1Oc a yard.
Yard Wide French Batiste, white
with figures, black with white, lSc.
is the best value, for 12fc a yard.
A line of 15c. Ginghams will be
sold for 123c. A new effect In
cotton fabrics are the Foulards,
sheer and fine weave, silky, with
printing to rival hand-painting.
125c. a ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

largely attonded Dancing begun at 2. NJ.
and vas Lo,,, ~, until daylight this mining.
Tho counlss ,rere. Miss Malcora foI and
Mr.. Emerson 1;uinstedd. Miss WINE irham
and Mr. Dabnev Shelton, MISS Mollit Ford
and Mr. Fobert 1;rinstead. Miss Polly lrham
and Mr.. Willie Ford. Miss trry roru IA MI;
John Hardy. Miss Bernise no ';, "ei ah'
Mr.. William Lendred. MISS i- i.s W.Il
and Mr.. John Shelton. MISS ha..ie Mtkins
and Mr. sam Hawks Miss Mary Sheltn and
| Mr.. Charles Rediord. Miss Mary Lend and
Mr.. Freeman Alternately. Chaperons Mrs.
Shelton and Mrs. Jones. .<r,-
Rev. j. w. Rosebro. ID. d., pastor OF abb
street Presbyterian church. wlii deil,r an
address before the Colored Dung Men s'hrls,
tian Association tomorrow alte1ngon AZ .
o'clock in the Unon-street COlored Methodist
Episcopal church.
The United States internal revenue ollec-
tions in the Second district Of Virginia fr the
past week were as follows. Tobacco%28,-
G2714: cigars and cigarettes. Sll,l23O;
brandy, 81 .O66 30: beer SZ77.5O. specials, s1.~'
snuff. 1880; lists. $3.50. Total. s4l,5ln4.,
Charles Day and Harry Baker. two 'hite
boys hailing from Stony Creek, were ken
up by the police last night. and this mming
were committed to jail until their relates at
Stony Creek could be notified OF theirpres-
ence here.
A negro named Robert Rose, who sas he
has been residing in Newark. n. j.. fr the
past two years. was arrested this mornlg on
suspicion. Three or four watches were puma
on his person. and also 5000 and a lstol
Rose was sent on 10 the hastings court the
mayor this morning 20 answer the chage OK
carrying concealed weapons
10 Is probable that the different denolina-
tons of the city will cooperate and max the
necessary arrangements to have Evaneilst
IL. Nj. Williams hold series of meetinS III
Petersburg the second week in May mex
Parties are making arrangements to cgan-
ize a company 10 DO known as the Matera
Mining Company. They own one tne
richest beds OF bitumious coal to be fond ID
this country, about 1850 acres in exter, to-
gether with 800 acres of timber land. This
property lies west of and ad Joining that the
Clover-tlll Company Experts have recently
made a thorough examination and say that
there is without doubt q rich bed ofcOal
underlying almost the entire property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
For IVhitn Teachers.

Monroe Ward Democratic Club held very
large and enthusiastic meeting at Reids Hall
last evening The club appointed Messrs. j.
s. l.. Owens. III. Ii. wilkins G. H. Reid, w.
III. Brauer and l.. Lacy committee TO wait
on the members of the Council and Aldermen
of their ward and ask them not 20 vote for
any member Of the School Board who Is not
in favor of electing white teachers and jani-
tors in the entire corps. The club also ac-
cepted the invitation of the Powhatan Club
TO meet IN body aud proceed TO their meet
ing next Thursday night Mayor Ellyson adj
dressad the club with thorough Democratic
epeech
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
Catholic Notes.

The McGill Catholic Union VIII have an in
teresting meeting next Monday night.
Next Friday is the day OF the annuncation
of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
The presidents Of all of the Catholic So
cieties are expected soon to have a conference
with Bishop Van de Vyyer on matter of i'm
poortance both to the societies and the
church
:, This is the third Sunday in Lent. and is de-
dicated to ST. Cuthbert. bishop.
Ihis is the meeting day Of Holy Contra
ternity Of the Holy Ghost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

ms popular actor dropped the emotional
,oie OF biil Lewis last night and assumed the
hgnt comedy part OF Edward Bainbridce. the
young lawyer: Mr. Lipman appeared a little
nervous a, hrst. but invested the character
WIN hight, airy manner tina. was taking
from his hrst entrance. The role is so totally
sh s snin rom That OF Bill Lewis that even
his marked versatility but the mart tts hin; az
nhe a glove. and he can easily sustain his
specially Of comedy. "' '''"Ao
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

You are acquainted with tho
kind we sell here-only the most
perfect in qualities, and styles our
make. The newest creations the
coat-back Louis XIV, satin.lined
skirt and front tape seam, $3.50.
The rolling collar Blazer. an wool
silk bra dsd, with Jewel studs, Sl62.
with Queen Of Sheba collar. double
binding braid, tailormade. $500
The newest Paris style in Jackets is
opening at sides and back Smooth
imported Clay Broadcloth. tape
seam, large pearl buttons, tailor
made, $3.50. Another novelty In
Dress Jackets is 36-inch length
English serge, all wool, every new
1913 and $3.50. The new
Capes begin at $40 and might
be 50. Ladies All-Wool Blazers,
trimmed with girdle Of silk cord
with tassel, begins with SL5O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

The board Of officers of the Richmond
Cycle Club held a business meeting at the
club-rooms last evening for the purpose of
formulating a programme for the summer
campaign. They propose as soon a. the
weather IS suitable 10 commence their regular
weekly runs around the city. and number OF
short trips within radius OF twenty miles were
discussed. The matter, however. of most IN
terest which was decided is proposed tour
through the Valley OF Virginia ending at
Washington at the time of the meeting of the
League of American Wheelmen in that city.
The question of club uniform was also dis
cussed. The present uniform IS dark blue,
but one of lieht-gay with blue cap and stock
ings. is proposed for the summer season.
The matter Will be decided at the April
meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
BENGAL TISSUES.

The rival Of French Organdy
Null. The cloth is imported, the
printing Is American. Light, dark
and black grounds. A large variety
Of beautiful new pes.gns. They
were to be 18c. yard. We close
the entire lot at 10 and 12lc
yard; 80 inches wide. Another
case of those 2S-inch. AL
paca Lustres on sale Monday
White grounds with polka dots
or figures. The usual value,
S5c. yard; our price, 16sc.
New Bedford Cords in solid col0r5
of light blue, pink, cardinal, white,
Nile and lavender, 2G-inehes wide,
will be sold for Zoe. n yard Fine
French Organizes, 37!c.; French
Bedford Cords, Is and 25c. New
arrival OF Lhama Cloths, l0c. q
yard. II pieces Of French Saline,
black and black with white,
124 to &c; the usual price, ~ to
soc.
Crepons, hight ground with novel
printed figures, Sc. a yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
TIA GOWNS.

Indigo Calico yoke Vatican pat in back body lined sizes
80 to =, at 81.
Mourning Calico Wrappers Vatican peat in back lined body all
sizes 81, worth $3.50.
Outing Cloth Dress nicely made 10 styles of material at
$3.50 worth $3.50
Bingham Wrappers and House Dresses lined and nicely trimmed
at $3.50, worth $3.50
Worsted House Dresses, all colors, 81, worth $3.50
Imported Worsted Princess House Dress trimmed with silk NIB
bons. a $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
DRY GOODS, &c.
1}'(9FE:N
\0NPAlY
S--------------

The opening introduction to
spring goods is over. Selling-timo
begins with Monday morning
We present to-day a list Of
prices that will be most in.
teresting. Many, quite many, Of
the goods cannot be duplicated at
the given prices. We have large
lots IN some Instances; in Others
the chances are that they will not
last very long.
Some 405
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Miss ConnaIIY,s Funeral.

The funeral services OF Lily Morehead Con-
nally will take place this afternoon from the
residence OF Mrs. Mary W. Thomas. No. liz
east Grace street, at O'clock. Miss C0nnally.
who died Friday morning in the twelfth wear
OF her age, was a much-helOyed young lady.
the sister OF Miss Alys Connally. and her sad
death is sincerely regretted by many.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

them very cheap and are bidding for another lot We mus
this week if price and style can do it.
An-Wool Blazers in black blue tans and slate, well
made, with cord and tassel worth ST.
Al-Woo Blazers, all coors, lap seam, jewel embroidery
collar with cord and tassel, worth So
Navy Blue and Black Cloth RolingCollar Refer, well
made lap seam worth s..
Heavy imported Broadcoth Refer corded all around
double lap seam, every shade, worth S.. !
English Mixed Gray Refer large pearl buttons covered
seams, worth $3.50
Same material in Blazers worth $3.50
Tan Cloth Blazers embroidered collar and sleeves worth
$3.50.
Ladies' 3Onch English Top Coat heavy STRAPPED seam like
a mans overcoat, one-half silk lined, large pearl
buttons worth $3.50 )
Ladies' Double Breasted All Wool Bedford Cord Refers
in black tan slate and navy blue, wo rth $3.50.
Two hundred and fifty styles and makes of Childr
just in yesterday morning little above the cost of the c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
81. So. Ne Crystal.
49c 20 Shades AI-Sik Crepe de Chine.
DRESS GOODS
SUPERB VALUES THIS WEEK-LARGESI VARIETY EVER
OFFERED-INMENSE BARGAINS IN ALL
OTHER DEPARTMENTS.


50 pieces AI-Wool Sod-Coor Cheviots ten different
shades A-Woo Mixed Chevots. These goods are worth
and sold by other houses for SOC Our price is
40 different styles Of Imported Scotch Cheviots, pure
WOOL in medium and light shades Sold everywhere Tor 5Oc
Our price
These goods described below Of sterling value every
thread WOOL the finest and worth less than Toe
Our price Soc
4O-inch Pure Wool Henrietta, all new delicate tans,
green's modes and pearls, worth 75c.
Imported Plaids and Stripes, summer weight cloths,
worth soc.
worth 75c.
English Plaid and Check Debege in tans and grays pure
Chevron Cancels Hair in mixed effects, worth SOC.
Choice of these for
Our 81 assortment Of Dress Goods contain styles of the
latest creations and unheard values goods that are worth
from $3.50 to Sl.75. 80
The finest SOFT glossy-fnish German HenriettaS, 46
inches wide, worth Sl.25.
Foule Cames-IIair, a soft feccy-faced twiled in the
latest spring shades worth S15O, As inches wide.
The new craze Serpenne Bedford Cords, in all shades
w Cmpey Lightweight Corded Crepon in tints,
worth S125.
4Ginch Heavy Bold Bedford Cords in the latest shades;
also bright red which is very stylish for childrens wear,
worth $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

,CONNALLN.-Died, at the residence Of Mrs.
Mafy W. lhomas. ~ cast Grace. IN this city. on
the morning 81 the 18th instant. LILY MORE
HEAD CONNALLl; aged twelve years
The funeral services Will take place a. thu
mouse ON oIADAl AtILHAOON AZ } oalook
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
CHILDREN'S

All Wool Refer Jackets, in light.
checks or navy, double-breasted
best effect, $3.50. Solid and
Checked All-Wool Tailor-Mado
Vest Style,trimmed with gold cord
and brass buttons, $3.50 and 1913.
Handsome Dress Jackets, s. and
$3.50. Misses, ages j. to IS years,
$2.75 and 1925.
Ladies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

Two hundred pieces Choice Black Silks all we"ye' a al you
or tlov don't belong to us; simply agents and derive
small commission selling and instructions are TO move every
d 81; @ and we will do it, Cut Price is to be the great mover
& goes with every yard for pure silks and perfect IN every
respect.
s9c Hack Single Warp Surah six worth 45c
tse Pure Silk good bright usre 81 inch, worth zoe.
&c Heavy Double Warp Surah worth s5c.
97c THE Best Made surah Silk inches wide. worth Sls5
5Oc Black Pongee SILK good % inches wide worth 75c
zoe Black Pure SILK, bright lusr China Silk worth '0c
75c The Best Black China made, worth 81
sac Japane SiIk finest and lustre, % inches wde
9sc japanese SIX, a better and % inches wide
7ac p silk eros Crain nice silk, worth ST.
o7c Guaranteed Gro GRAIN bright black 2i inches wide worth Sl25
81 To- Good eros Grau wide, worth $150.
unet eros Black, % inches wide worth So
G9c ASlk FaiIe Franchise worth ST.
s5c Heavy Al.sik Fallc glossy blacks worth $l25.
81 So The Best and Heaviest FaiIe, warranted worth $3.50.
9sc. Heavy Seeded patterns worth 1925.
SSe peau de Sole fine finish, all.lk, worth $125.
S s5 SILK andW Wool Bengalne
S1.65. Weave Crystal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

WNHSGIoN. ID. C.. March l9.~For
RIM Virginia; FAIR; westerly winds: prob
thiR lably warmer in Southern Virginia.
For North and South Carolina:
- Warmer; generally fair weather;
sOuthorly winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
TEA JACKETS.

Cashmere or Silk hirt Waists, all
colors and black, some choice
effects, $3.50 to S1150.
ladies' Cloth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
BELL SKIRT SUITS,

most superior tailor-m made, all.wool
French material, for the price Of
the making. Navy English Cloth,
checks and solid light shades,
$3.50 a suit. Plain navy or black,
trimmed with five rows Of Mohair
braid, s. a SUIT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
500 SPRING WRAPS

be sold quickly They all styles and coors We bought
very bidding for another lot w must sell these
n ;Enr;oh Il -LuLno 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH q. 1872
sun riges............6;i3 Moon rises..l2:s2 A. N.
sun sets.............6.2l Days length. .l2h. SIN.
PORT OF WEST POINT. MARCH 49, 1872.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Jenney New York.
general cargo: steamship Charlotte. Bennett,
balumore passengers and general cargo:
steamship William Lawrence. horwn, Proyi-
dence general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond Newport News general
cargo Steamship William Lawrence Norfolk.
general cargo; steamship Charlotte Raltintor.
passengers and general cargo.
LAMBERIS POINT. March 10. 1ssa
ARRIVED AND LOADED
Schooner S ". Lawrence Nav pedford. b.-,..
;. H. Mead Sooloo' T.. G. Merryman. Boston.
COALEr.
Steamship Orsino, Gloucester New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20
FURNITURE FACTORY.

A company was organized yesterday for the
purpose of manufacturing furniture and car
ryng on the plalning-mill business in all of
its branches.
The officers for the first year are H. S.
Bradley. president; +. b. Dunford. secretary.
and A. Royal, treasurer Directors II s.
Bradley, +. b. Dunford. A. Royal. John L.
Walker and r. j. Gillian
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-20

MINIATURE ALMANAC. MARCH 81. 1872
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SPRING WRAPS

Some 495
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BON
8ertDDOaem @raabeigeatbam,
Montag, BEN %. &uguf 1892.

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Fieri Facias, nnb Venditioni Exponas, aus
gtlfsllt pom Common plsas @eriht BON 9ada.
mamma County unb an mid gerihkt, tperbe i'd
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Serflagteu in unb auf bic na1fosenb beI6ris-
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fen bes 8erflagttn In anb auf al bic gepilIt
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Stabt Seranton eadapanna County unb
Staat penniylpanieu, bs9ren3t unb beibritben
ME folst: Mnfangenb an etntm punfte an
kiagter Wpniey Apenus, an Der Ibeilungs-
linie 3pilhen epts breiunbpieraia unp fiinfunp.
Sisr3is, i'm Suaprat ppsr 8lod Nummer flint
bon Sbpmas DidIon'S Mbbitipn sur Stabt
Scrantpn, aenannt unb betannt ale @r1n
Hibse, bon ba Gltlid sntlans bsIaster Itti.
lunssliuie unb Der Sbsiluneslinit apil6sn
9ots pierunbpisrsis unp letsunbpir3is, snsi-
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punfte sinbunbert unb fiinf5ig 6ub pefliG
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sntfernt pom bn 2inis BON @appult Apsnus
sinbunoert unb attunpbreibis uub ahtssbnttl
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unbpifrsig bee 1bcmas DidiOn Stri6ss
unb Got a&t tes @m. Ban Storb Stritts,
BON ba ,psitid entlans Der SbeilunssIinie apt-
iben gpts sinunbpier3is unb 3ptiunbsitraia
bes beiastfn Ditfipn plauts, unb Cots febtn
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ie6sunbswanjis unb ntun3ebntsl SUP ,um
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8rpnilinie Der bfiasten Cots sebn 8uB tin3u.
friebrgen unb su benuBtn fur Srtppe, piaua,
Sfsllerpeg, 8prftnher ETC., aber nibt nit bem
&ehte, iraenb pelte @tbGube barauf au or.
ritten. llmfaIIenb 0ots einunbpier3is unb
brsiunbpier3is (41 uub 43) unb btn biuttrn
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Sisr,ta (42 unb 44) i'm Suaerat pber 8lcd
Nummsr finf (5) BON 5bomas Didipn's
Mbeiiipn aur Stabt Scranton. Mles pnbsl.
Isrt, nit einem Observation-Disclosures tSIasr.
nsn Wpbnbauls, sinsr bBlernen Stsusr, NIT
angebautem BaihbauIe unb RutlHsnremile,
einer fubbiittt, Siibnerbaus, Aubfnssb6ubsn,
Druttbaumtn etc. 8cblsn uub MineraIien
reIerpirt.
Mit 9sI6lae tsIsst unb In @rtfution ss.
npnlnifn auf bic alase bon Siblsy einblay &
@urr sssen &. W. einbiay. SduIb 1926.
Subsment Ne. 50, Sspt. Z. 1892. 81. ia.
gum Septembr Ssrmiu 1892.
8trntr, auf bic 8Iass bon Alsranbtr Wl.
einbiay sesen U. W. einblay. S&uIb $5,-
013.67. Subsmfnt 9fc SO, Sspt. Z. 1892.
81. ia. gum September Strmin 1892.
@snnplIy& s. Davis, MnipGltt.
VII bas senannte Gissutbum tpirb nur ssssn
9aar ssrfauft. Sobn q. Tabep,
S&eifs SfTss Snsnton, pav S&aif.
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8ettun06s0 0efeAe.

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fanbt mtrbtn, bat bas Der. Staateu Gni9t
folstnbe &ntIItihunetn Ssseten,
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unb aae &idfGnbt bs,abIt Fnb.
7. Die nsusnsn wsfssltte snfiisen, ea6
elm Strausssbfr iresnb Str,aubsn pesen ps.
TRUCE bslanssn fam, btr zine 3diuns ball
unb bic 3ablune Ssripstsert. Inter btt(tm
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unb bann ben psrausssbtr bur& ben psifmd-
fer bena6ri&ttsen lGbt, bae fie suriidsspisitu
(refussd) 5tt, psrbafttt unb bsifraft werbtn 10
bsrltlbsn Wsife, pts psosn DisbnabIs.
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Stabtratb.

ShNtbh SHAhNtsp ~os sltts
Cine Suidrift bon Stabtseometer
8Ietpitt ipar einsesansen, in ipelder
berieIbe fid iiber bic gnbaufuns Der
Mrbeit in feinem Departement befIaste
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8an3e Sabr au tbun au baben.
Sn elmer 3uidrift serIansts Der Ma.
por bic Gniteuuns zines fabisen Snses
nieurS unb 8ridenbauers, .u.n au unter,
iu6en, OBJ bic i'm 8erIauf Der bersanse-
men stpei Sabre sebauten 8rlden in
@emSbbeit nit ben Pldnen unb Spesis
fitationen erridtet purben. Dieie
Mabresel isi i'm Sntsre7e ber Stabt
iebr nbtbis.
8eibe 3uidriften ipurben obne Des
bate an baS StraBen unb 8riiden Cos
mite Seripieien.
Ser Mapor ma6te tpieberboIt barauf
aufmerfiam, bab bic 9lrbeit am Nuni.
sipalsebdube ni6i in sufrieSenteaenber
@eiie setban tperbe.
glIS gemite fir cine ipIrbise Seier
beS 81. Oftober ipurben Gallagher,
8obatban unb 8arnarb ernannt.
Die 8efoIution, tpeI1e bem 8. 6.
NidoIas bic pfaiteruns bon 9lorb
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Dtain Mbenue; unS cine anbere, ben
Mnfauf zines @runbitiides fiir cine 8es
bauiuns fiir bic Columbia SdIau1 So.
betrefenb, panirten.
@enebmist tuurben foI8enbe HeioIus
tionen Dab Der Stabtseometer 9li.
bsIlirs unb GinnfeinIinien an Gin
Strabe, aipiiden groipn unb Stafford
Mpenue, eebe; baB berfelbe 8eamte
unb ber StraBenfommiHdr nit Der peo'
pies Strabenbabn 60. cine 8ereinbars
uns treffe. UNI tpdbrenb benz 8au ber
neuen 8riide ben 8srfebr an Garbon
StraBe often su bultsn bab bas se'
meinidaftIide 8aucomite bas WuniJ'
palsebaube infpiaiere. Die 8erorbnuns
fir Seitenipese unb &innifeine an
Olibeitrabe, stpiidsn WpOmins unb
Maibinston, tpurbe referirt.
9luf bic 8lase bon 8eipobnern bon
Miffin Ibenue paiiirte cine &eioIuiion.
ipel6e baS Mblaben bon Mbfaqen an
irsenb einem Punfte beS SIu7eS, sipis
iden Barter unb Sim Straben, bers
bietet.
grfe unb stpeite 2sirins pafirte bic
8erorbnuns, tpelde ben @runbbeiibern
an Der Siibieite bon 2adaipanna Mpe.
nue, stpifden Wpomins unb NbamS,
bas Bfafern nit Mspbalt erlaubt.
(Utan itreide bas @ort MspbaIt uno
iebe SdIadenbadteine ober beIsiides
8faiter an befen Stene. Das As'
pbaItpflafer. baS fdon iett Iiest, ipirb
senSs fiir Reparaturen fofen.)
Dritte 2eiuns paiiirten folsenoe 8ers
orbnunsen: Dab bic 8. 8. & 6. So.
cine giienbabn aur 8erbinbuns ibrer
beiben Wlablen bauen barf; Setpsr'
biftrift go. IA creirenb /; Mnfauf eineS
Sdlau9masenS fiir bic Cumberland
SdIaud Co.; 4nfauf eines 8ferbes
unb glntelluns zines permanenten Man'
mes fir bic gasle Spriben 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
Gngell &leeberg.

" o. B L y en- n q . { n u {,
Smporteur unb gambler in
Slas:. NOr3elIam: unb Or.
BEN @aarem,
2ampsn, siippiaden IT. MsKertpaaren
xifbs unb Sptetipaaren
cine SpSiaIitdt
Glegante8 2aser. - 8iuisite Brsiie
6rabiren auf 9Ias nad 9sheluna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05


nit Seu beIest. Sn iebem Slef mub
elm g. am beiten elm PorseIIanei liesen.
9Ser biele Siibner bat, brinse aud piele
Neiter on, oenn nur 70 ipirb er aue gier
befommen. Die selesten gier fnb tas.
lid aus benz giete au nebmen, um bas
3erbre6en unb glnbriiten au berbiiten.
Serlest elm Subn .trot entfpredenber
@inri9tun8 i'm StaIe, 70 eiebt man
bemfelben einise Sage lang erft mad
bem GbIesen Der gier bic Sreibeit.
&einli9feit, 2uft anb @drms, bann
fhbner. trodner, init @raS unb 8dumen
beipadlener 2aufpIab iinb bic befen
9ilfsmittel, am bas @efIiiseI fetS &c.
iuno su erbaIten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-08-05
q. 6. 3nrflieb'S
Tamilien : Store,
517 2adananna Gbenue.

Die bsfen @rpefritpaarsn alsr art an
oanb. 8uttsr, pprselau- anb Iopfpaartn &c.
Cine quite auswabI S6nittwaarsn tbsnfaas
pcrratbie, pie ale Mrten Waarsn, prlGbe
man fir raIsemsinsn 8amiliensetran& nStbis
bat.
Das bsuti& vublifum iR frtunbIi&a stm
sslabtu pprsulpu@tn
Z. G. 3urHteb.