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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12

A large crowd witnessed a wcli-played game at the
Long Island grounds yesterday between the Cuban Giants
and toe button teams, former team winning In the
this tenth inning. The score:
Cuban Giants .......o 0 "a
Fultons .....................0 o o i U u"
Earned runs-Cuban Giants .. First bise on error.
Cuban Giants Fultons 3. Left on bases-Cuhan 1a,,
2, buttons IL. Base ba ls-On Livingstone Oh
Wbyte g. Struck out-Ry Livingstone O., by WIytc Z.
Two-bas hit-Livngstone: Sacrifice ht-penno Doaoir
plsy-Gf1nt (unassistefJ. Stolen bases'Tan rye mar
nson. Wild pitch-Lvingstone. umihre-"' faash'
Time-1 69.
The Young Mems Association OF BayoDne City ana
the Lorilard A. c. played at Oakland ParH jersey
City. yesterday. Tho Lorard men outplayed their OBJ
ponents at every point and easily by this score
Lornlard A C.----..-r..5 ! o q ~
Superior batting enabled the Volunteer team to win
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
RICHMOND COUNTY CLUB INCORPORATED.

THE RICHMOND COUNTY CLUB INCORPORATED.
The Republican Club of Richmond County. to advo-
cate promote and maintain the principles OF Repub-
ncanism rs euunciatcd by the Republican party to
direct and interest in politics those who nave hitherto
been more or less Indifferent 10 their political duties
20 encourage attendance at tho primary meetings In
order that honest and capable men may be nominated
to guard and defend the purity OF the ballot box to
promote the Of good government and to perform
such other work may best conserve the Interests OF
the Republican party has been incorporated by the
Secretary OF State. The clubhouse is to be at 81.
George Richmond County. The executive committee
for the first year h composed Of the foowing De Frees
Critcn Walter @. Kerr, Charles H. Jewett IT,, simon
McLoud. Frank Rinschler, George l.. Ikilmcr, Frank
FogCin, John Seymour wardc, Cornelius F. Tlmpson,
Mead f. stone. George VI. Pinney, IT,, Edward w.
Ferry Calvin ID. Van Name. Joseph Q. Ayres, H. Chase
stone Edward Iandon Bogert, Cuyler Van NecnteI,
James Mortimer Montgomery, William Hudson Clark,
tsDrge r. Hnnkinson. IT.. Alexander G. Hall and rex-
ofic,6 A. G. W. Benjamin, Ernest f. Birmingham
and Charles ROomc Parmcle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
RED HAND A1. asn.

oral blows were exchanged, but cool men interiors;
and order was restored. compromise affected
by the convention indOrsing a part Of the Peoples
party ticket to satisfy the FusiOnists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12

For the Eastern teams, Boston and Brooklyn have the
lead winning twenty and losing sixteen games The
New-York done poorly, winning sixteen ana los
inr twenty games their Western rivals. Even the
despsed Washington has won eleven ana lost only
twenty-five games. The record Of the East over the
Is ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram q continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The 1rlbunes self
recording barometer The broken line represents the eh'
peroture a. obser,e t OF Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
MILFORD REPUBLICANS RAISE A BANNER.

Bridgeport, Conn. sept. II (SpcclaD-Mfod Re
pubcans took their initial steps in the present cam
paign Saturday night. They raised handsome new
Harrison and Reid banner amid music. pyrotcchhe
display and the cheers OF hundreds OF stalwart ne
pubcans. After the banner was noated the Young
Mems Republican Club, OF tho town escorted tue
speakers to the town hall where enthusiastic
meeting followed Joseph Barbour was the prncl-
pal speaker The 'oiccrs OF the meeting who occupied
seats upon the platform were as follows: President
Robert T. PIatt; vicc-presidents-R. S. Baldwin, W.
". Mcrwin V. Z. smith, G.. ii. Tr0wbridge. J. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
ELIZABETH REPUBLICANS ACTIVELY AT WORK.

fine transparency has been placed in front of the
Repubican headquarters at Elizabeth, and the place
is now opened daily for active business. The City
Executive Committee will have clubs organized In
every ward Of the city during the next two weeks.
and preparations are being made for rousing meet
incs TO be held I'm the upper central and lower por
lions OF the CITY, An enrolment OF all the Republican
voters OF the city is TO be begun at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Is the scenic route to the West The autumn scenery
of the mountains is superb. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12
GAMES TODAY

New. York ST. Louis at Polo Grounds. NcwYork
Brooklyn vs.. Cleveland, at Eastern Park Brooklyn
Boston Pittsburg at Boston.
Philadelphia vs.. Louisville at Philadelphia.
Baltimore Chicago. at Baltimore
Washington Cincinnati. at Washington.
. The New.Y and st. Louis teams will play at the
Polo Grounds to-day. Knowles. the third baseman.
will play in Denny Lyonss place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-12

The Somervllle has the lead in the for the
Central NewJersey League championship and retain
the advantage. The record:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

other Produce and Provision mArketa
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct e9.-Flour---
Dull and unchanged Patents, 50 5bi fancy,
s. 2otq9 80; fancy, ss9 5Ogsg 20; choice
Wheat-Deciined Nc early advanced l y
0lAo, dropped again aud closed &c above
yesterday; cash a shade of at 6fXa65ci
November, 65xc askedi December, d7Aoi
May, Toe
options opened Nc Oh, recovered AZ closed
about as yesterday. November siSci
December, S7@S1hci year, S6}ic' May,
oats-Cash firm at ss@2sjsc; options a
shade OF; November, 2TSlo bid May, sc.
Corn meal-Quiot at 81 a5gl vo
Whisky-Quiet at " 10.
Bagging-Quiet at - 1891 10
Iron cotton tiessl 10.
Provisions and rather easy, but
not quotably changed; only small job
trade done.
Pork-I.owor; iobbiug, 81 30.
Lard--Nominally loweri s. So9s 20
Dry and sailed meat and bacon. very
quiet with only job trader AZ previous prices.
Dry salt meats Shoulders Qpose) 81 70
Longs and ribs 81 90.
Shorts, IS ~.
Strips, o. 02lf.
Bacou-Shoulders 81 30; longs, 8 10;
ribs, 8 31Ei shorts e. i2T@e s5i strips,
g. 20.
Hums-Sugar cured, sil 5Oal25o
CuICAGo, ILI., Oct 2g.--Mheat rallied
AT last to-day but only after having touched
the lowest point ienched IN nve years.
Heavy exports acting as warning signal
20 the shorts produced an upward change
Compared " tn Yesterdays closing figures
Of wheat tonight shows Ac@b gain, corn
on A9Nc. Provisions generally exhibit
substantial advance, particularly October
Corn-The market started out for u
smash In prices this morning. The heavy
movement and bright weather contributed
TO weakness. The break was stopped BY
timely buying by a few parties and the
market was rushed up 70 best figures
Oats followed corn closnly all day.
The bull clique In provisions again took
hold OF the market after letting " sag for
seteral days aud tAe result was decided
up turn In prices all round.
Loading futures closed.
Wheat-Octeber. 09Aci December, 7l9.@
7iJEo; May. 77SI6oUTc.
Corn-oetober, 4e%9401ci December,
oais-Noyeinber, eoci December, 3OHc;
N Mess PorkgNOvsmber 81 sOi Janu-
Il Ii.ardoNoyember, n IS; January.s7 47J<.
Short ribs-ootober, sll 7bi January,
o. NJ.
NtNtN1 NJ . ANAf VA
C0iu-NO, 2 4g4o
Oats-No, =, 40,
Reno, 2, 47jfc.
Mess pork-Sll s7f@i2 90
I.ard-ss 81
Short ribs, sides noose). 81 s5s9ii 70.
Dry salted shoulders (boHedl, VI 1907 70.
Short clear sides (boIedj, s. io9s 10
New YoRK, Oct 29.-Wheai--Spo,s
Dull and steady; No. . red, 7sSi@15lc
elevator; options barely active and rather
irregular; opened weak, declined with west
aud, realizing, advanced on foreign buying
aud short covering; reacted Aad closed
steady and unchanged from yesterday No.
2 red, Eovenber f2Hci December, 7bsIoi
MAY, saHc.
Corn-Spoti hrm and quieti No; red,
4ggsc elevator; options quieti andVaneod
early west aud with wheat reacted on real
/ hing; closing weak - dociine 10 &c ad-
vance December, 5iei January, bsci May,
| 5ihc
Cofee-Options opened barely steady
unchanged 70 10 points lower ciosea steady
At 6lsei5 points down; sales, guy bags,
including October, ti5 ~; noVembcr,
SIS 70; December. So soQel9 % Janu-
AIRY, SIS OoaI5 10; March, ~ eolel5 05;
May, sl4 7ogI4 IS; September VA COO
| "a 70.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS TO,
no INTEREST YOU.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31
lN THE PULPIT.


Mass, Oct. 30. Charles
IL, a member Of Olivet
church, Of tbs city, be-
insane, aud, obtaining an
Il church, took possession
tnd held It against the
force until 4 o'clock in
asked the pastor to de
ID on TRUTH which he
prepared, aud as the min
10 DO so he determined TO
hself. lie had drawn an
Pad line around the pull
the aid Of two reTolvers,
ers ut bay until afternoon.
N asleep and was captured,
le. He fired several shots
during the day, but his
J and noae Of them took
was stocked with provis-
10 last q week. A crowd
Ia front of the church
were being made TO dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

spot rio-Dnl and oaay. NO Z, 1853
Suasr-Dun; raw easier; fair refined,
2i5iB83c; ccntrifueals o. test 7-i9te
S16c; rehned 10 fair demand and steady,
on A, 4ii-i6c; mould A, bsea s-loci
standard a, 4 10 i0(e5c; opnfcotionefs
A. t1l-i6MNc; cut loaf, , a.lbW95si
crushed, S-le@bsSc;. powdered, g 1915
9ae: graduated, iAiee5&c; cubes,
Moiasses-New Orleans dull and steady.
Common 10 fancy, 25dSsc.
Rice-Activo and hrm: domestic fair 10
extra, aik@dci Japan, 505A,
Nav ORLEANS, La, Oct 20.--Sugar--
centrifugal plantation graduated iAci
on do, 4; choice white, i-i614kc; on
white Sk@Aci gray white, S1@asici
choioa yellow clarified, ais@82c; primo
do, 3 5-l0(dI i-l6c, on do, 3 i.l0@3Ac;
seconds, aSs@sei rehning grades, $40
Molasses- Quiet; new npeu kcttle
good prime, 81 6eSlc, fair TO prime, $50
sooi cenirifugals, good prime, &c; fair,
llcj common, &c; syrup, A@aOc
KANSAS CirY. Mo, Oct 2N--Wheat-
Active demand and higher No red, oSA@
con--very dull NO. mixed, SAC
chicago Lvs.tcok
CHIcAoo, IT., Oct ~ --Catiie--ite-
ceipts, $500; shipments. 1000, business
weak; TOP prices for top steers, e o00ah 90;
Texans, 9. i0li3 %; rangers, 81 2SCct a0i
cows, 81 aild2 20
Hogs Receipts, 5000 shipments, 1000,
The market was l5@2Oc lower; rough,
| IS O5G5 25 mixed aud packers, Is N5Oo
Aoi prime light weights, e. Goes 20 1
other lights, IS 2OG5 40.
Sheep Receipts, 1000; shipments, ..;
The market was unchauged rams, e. 80
NJ M. = al
| t9i dSi limbs, 81 h0le5 20; Texans, 81 %,
stocKers, 81 b0aA 90; owes, g. 5),Gi 30;
mixed, 81 250l4 CO., wothors, q 00Ql5 90,
Kansas city livestock
kansas Clrr, Mo, Oct 2Q.--Cattle-
! ceipts, 5000; shipments. 1900; market
active and 100 higher for good steers and
cows other stocks steady; dressed beef
aud shipping steers, g iaif0li 0b; cows
and heifers, 81 1901 20. stockcrs and
feeders, 81 5O@a So; Texas and Indian
steers strong at 81 s56l3 10
Hogs-Receipts, 1901 shipments, $500.
| Tho market was 5gloc lower; extreme
ranges, g. lo@b bOi bulk, s. ooGoo 40
Sheep-Reccipts, COO; shipments, 400,
The market was quiet and stendy; NUT
tons, - 0O93 bOi lambs, "A 2ACdo 31
| ST. Louis Llvrstocls
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct aa.-Cattle-Rc.
ceipts 100; shipments, $500; active and
strong; fair 70 good native steers range
81 00tpl eos ohoicN heavy 81 10 "a rs; ME
diuin 70 pest leNAs ana inlihn steers,
q S9Sa5 ~ cows u duWs Hoi Gamers,
Hogs Receipts 1900; shipmen,s, 1900;
market rsii- oe on heavy, ~ 4l9A 'Oi packing
20 Sugo IVY hghL - 5000 ~ 40,
sheep Receipts, 1905 shipments, 100;
narhel closed STEADY hauye range STRONG
ny q 20, lhe outside ior rnoioe muttons
leAas shuep range - ie9f -
New York livestock
NEW YogK, N. Y, Oct sa-- Booves-Re-
ceipts, 1900; no TRADE; feeling firm
heifers aud native steers, 81 ehq5 d; bull,
and cows 81 zoos on; grAssers and
westerns, g. Oj@a so; hrm for choice
shaCe easier for common TO medium
native steers, - oO95 l5i Texans and
Sheep IA d lambs e. Receipts, 5,6O0; mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31
FrTN MACHINE.
Hle Used Il Say Of he Cheap
Alns 10 the Market


N Every Particular.
WILLIE, August %, 1892.
Pphllhhing Go,
" sewing machine and
that We are more than
lind 1t in good order,
10 be a frst-class ma.
~ particular. Ny wife
n that she don't think
oas the delay; she is too
ith 1t, and would not
any $50 machine. We
lie and great success
Democrats and three
. Democrat publishing
prt Worth, Texas. Man
\ spread and carry tho
mat noble machine TO a
homes. You may put
"a y9 2, paper If you like.
pun Truly,
S. j. JOHNSON.
n' county, Texas.
Is Claimed for It.
"a, TEX, May 25, 1892.
stte
Pt Of THE GAZETTE sew
"a md 1t to be all YOU
9 are delighted with she
= work 1t does. Tbinll
lor suab a machine and
or go machine.
with thanks for 1t.
7. j. MORRISON.
No Superior.
TEX. May 90, 1892.
= Worth, Tex.
n | received the sewinp
uered for me and tested
running, little noise.
"a neat style and finish
ior' ! have seen many
mes but there Is nom
NC ate than this, ] saved
Nv dollars by ordering
Respectfully,
y. N. HUFFMAN.
u Any SEQ Machine
IT, Tx Sept, 9s, 1899.
10 say in behalf OF THr
plns that l have had
u We ior the past eighteen
ing that time Ii has
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w, as you can safely
very respectfully,
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ehly PieAaod.
n, ~, Tn Sept II, lsa2
Insa h9ar premium GA
isn'ne received vestsr-
ing it was a fiye " u
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s SSaee Of the machine
og later as to its t,a,s
Y. A. sTANplFER
is EiAN IT, COLUMNS TO.
Yen FIND SOMETHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31
n rHFOuoF
n, .. Ald 81 The Electric
4 Light a.,

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4 lIehl a..
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nv t ~ rs his claims 70
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n accident LOT
In =, ne human body. w., 10
III \, w, INV which cannot be
n,,' eAi iitile lamps the ply
N siis nsjpg. Mouth, throat
y Nv ys'D can be brightly II
IVA Y. into. The stomach
A 'po ~ saasily o. q steam en-
~, ~ the electric lamp N
I. ~ pbysiclan the patient $
A "a accurate inspection
u u Wing on a dissect-
4. anatomical delnonstri l
y % students the remarka-
,vered inside Of him; Ia,
" with the electric
|e eS' ihe Interior Of the hu-
\ y first made in Vienna.
~ worked with the me-
'ns Letter, who recently
|p an optirian and anato-
|oJe the instrument, while
Ia,pimented. They tried to
XIV in two ways, one by
tiop Of the light into the
| other by reflection. EN-
Nh directions were sue
I makers in Vienna began
amps AN over the world.
n he NIigon glow lamp.
Ieely larger than II pea,
6lament is used.
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hem an for different OBJ
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\ his examination, so he
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4 instrument holds down
I keeps 1t out of the way
4 Is in the mouth. The
Il light has a reflector be-
lhrows the rays out into
the throat and the ear II
'ith OF without n reflector.
had nose lamp has two
be put into the throat he
/ passages and illuminate
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

tn ninH MS COLUMNS TO.
/ Yen lND SOMETHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31
PREMIUM MACHINE

Tho combination embodied IA
ils construction consists Of VII
the best known devices. new aud
old, that have been IA use and
tested for tho last twenty-five
years, inanring % the buyer taAt
tho features OF tina machine ara
reliable and durable, Great care
has been used In niahag the
conriruotlonhimple, II oonnlntinG
OF but few pArtA. combined 10
Tcthcr In such y manner 10 make
tho machine almost nuiaolonA
II has an eccentric movemenL
causing the shuttle 70 travel IN :
circular coursn, 10 has noise
lonn, double four motion drap
feed. The length Of tho atiioh e
regulated by y thumb screw on
tho bed plate directly In 'front.' u
the upright arm, being IN = very
COW onlent place for tile opof-
hior, and N can he regulated "
90 10 make a very long or hbort
Htitoh. Tho simple conntrpotioH
makes n o very atlll and light
running machine Tho tAhe,un
10 40 oonstruotod that II handlea
the thread perfectly, cabling II
10 sew tight Rhd heavy goods
with very slight tension win.
out danger Of looping or break
ing the thread.
The netdlo bar ~ round, with
adjustable bearings packed With
felt. innurlng great wear, and
car no run Tor v long umo with.
out oil. 10 has . slack dip mo-
tipn. relieving tho strain upon
ms thrend when tha shuttle 10
passing through the loop. Ths
machine IA Bolf.threading, both
upper nrd lower thread, And acts
Systematically requiring Nc
change from light 70 heavy work.
Tho machine uses \ double
thread and makes the Loeb stitch
The upper thread 10 draNn into
position directly from the spool,
without tAsAiRg through nny
hobs rrtlt the eye OF the nccdle
10 reached. The shuttle ~ self.
threading, Il can be- threaded IN
the dark, and ID easily uncer~
atood. The needle IN nblf-Ectting,
with short blade and large shank
ineuring great strength Heli-
able Tensions, q well made aud
nelf.threAding shuttle. with
strong and fncly finished neoala
are N great impnrtAnce " =
nfst.claaa sewing machine.
Al the finishing Of each nuieA
both threads are drawn nrnlly
together aud locked IN the oon-
ter u the goods, making each
stitch complete In iiaeli ana
firmly drawn In, being alike On
both sides Of the cloth. IL has =
loose hand wheel for winding ihs
bohhin without running Ne bal
ancc OF the machiue. y hnn 2
high arm, a. shown In tho cut
giving plenty Of room witngut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

Juiy.....4 ..,............ .7---------
sales, $3.50 bales.
Receipts aud Export. Mt An united States
Ports
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

READ OUR WANT COLUMNS To
DAY. YOU WILL FIND 8o1n1rIInQ
10 INTEREST xou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

NEW ORlEkSs, La, Oct ea.-lSpeaaL .
4foB points lower.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

GArvRsToS, TEX, oc,. -lspeciall--
Stocks this day ................... 9e0,O0s
stocks this day last year. i, lOd $50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31
COTTON MARKETS.


Total sales 1000 balosi Amerlcan' 4lIVV
bales.
Imports, -. bales; American, 80.
bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-31

NEW YoRK, Oct 29--Wool market
steady; domestic fleece, a5G135c; pulled,
e0632oi Texas, l5a3lc; Michigan, lndiann
and Western wool fine or and HH, 2tIfCe
Csc; medium, 82@BSo; coarse quiet at Mc
fine washed delaine, and xx, 93ld33O;
medium washed combng and dolaino, $40
SOC; coarse do, 8B9a4o Canada wRshod
cOmbing, 9ldB9c; tub vi shed prime, Ai(n
asc; fair a56f8ec; coarse, 82WNci medium
unwashed n0mbing and deaino, 2blG2To;
coarse do, 2i@25ci Montana, l0@21ci TORT
tory, l3@2le.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
-tsuntebntes fapttef.

Su ibr uou @obIseridsn buft.nb,s
3immsr sintrsteno, Isste Ssanns ibr
DaIIfleib ab nno Sos sinen nit sldns,n:
ben ieiosn.n Ylumen auf orisntaIildsm
StoiI seitidten MOrssnrod an, bann
mattets fie. an ben Ramin seIebnt, nit
unbaltensm 2ltbsm. Die Sammerfrau
trat elm uuo bradts cine ;rpsits 9ampe.
0as itdrtsre Yidt Ii,B nun ben rubin.
farbsnen Yliidfofi unb bic @oIb,
ittderei Der Sapstsn beur usIdn3en,
unb bas pOn einsm galoadin nit Ian.
gen Orupsrisn uubdlts, nit Spis.n
beeette, bisbsr i'm Sdattsn bsfinbIids
Ssti rparb Iiblber.
Sinh aae fort?" fraste Ssanne un6
tbat, ais oh iie elm @dbnsn nntsrbrlde.
.Oie 0srren e 8reoe unb bu Trsmb,
lap wuren Die Iettsn, foeb,n sossu is
ibre lleber3leber an. absr l6err pierre
0earus lit wieber suriidsstommsn. gr
IdBt frasen. oh Maoawt ibn ,mpfanseu
tonne.
SER OsIaru.?@ pisbsrboIte Seanne
Glaunt.
.Gr iasts, baB sr Mabame cine iebr
ui5ti9e MittbeiIuns Su MAIDEN babe. a
.Wc 1T err"
rDort. in Der @allerie; i'm SaIou
iino bsrsits bic eidter ausssIOidt."
rNun. Iaiien Sic i'm sintrsten." ~
Die Rammerfrau sntisrnte li1.
;5eanne mar iebr besisris gu .rfabren,
mas boB mob! fur Elm gnlab isin tonns.
Der Yisrre bewosen hattie. suriid,utsbs
rem. Sc muBte bod pobI sin midtis.s
GrsisniB sinsstreteH isin. 'Sie iiiblts.
baB iie aufserest isi; gierrs bate itr
itsts imponirt. Der @ebante. serabs
iest bieism iunaen Mann sessniibsr ,u
trsten, ueruriadte ibr Elm auBerprosltIi9
psinIibe@ uHbssaasn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
Sas Seten SeT See.

Ste gerpertbuns bes Ests ;ur @ldt-
tuns Der Weereswoeen lit betanntlid
cine Srage, ipel6e bic offentlids guis
merfiamfeit felt elmer Heibe Don Sab.
rem tpieber lebbait bei6dftigt. atud
Die nGartenlaube" bat ibren 2eiern i'm
Sabrsane 1883. 9albbeit 20, iiber ben
Stano Der Ingelesenbeit Seribt erfat.
tet. 9feueroinss bat elm 6ransole Na.
mems Silas Elm 8ei6ob touitruirt,
welhes Dor allem Dem 3ped oienen fol-.
Die Sdnoiguns Der sefdbrliden Y(ee.
rsspo9en auf lansere Streden Dor bent
tabrenben Stiffe ber gu betuerfitellisen.
9as 6eibob, tueldes unicre nebens
itebeuoe, Dem neueiter. pieoer duBerit
rei6baltisen unb. anrtseuoen Yanos
bes nNeuen llniperium" entnommene
abbilouua iuieoergibt, III aus Sol3,
46.5 cm. lang, beiiBt cine inncre Sob.
lung Fl, pelde nit 800 G Gel eeflat
1T, uno trdst bel A cine itarte @aru,
nmiuiflung. 8ermittellt zines tleinen
Dtoriers ODER aud elmer Sbleuoer tpiro
% III DER 9efuunl0ten Gt0tlh9 III ods
Wailer 9etporfen. no es lld alsbalb liz
Der Weiie. pie uniere Sisur seiet. auf-
re6t ltellt.
am Sooen Der Yatrone befinoet li9
ndmlid elm 9ledbei6fas nebit einer
weiteren Seidiperune. ,udbreno oben
bel L Elm Sorting rinesum lduit. Sat
bas @eidoB bieie Gage erbalten. ,pobet
bic Sur Seltammer fiibrenben Miinoun-
gen 0 unter @aHer su liesen tommen.
10 brinst mad 8urbmeidune elmer
lel6ten 20lbpapierummidlune bur1
iene Wiinbungen Waner in Die Sels
lamnter, iinft perrnD9e ieines srOberen
lpeaifiiben @ewi6ts gu Sooen uno pers
brGngt Elm entipredenbes Auantrm
Del. melAes alsbalb feline berubisenoe
Wirtung auf Die umeebenoe @o9ea.
fld6e ausiibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03

Ser Sbereo m III an biren.
s Der ruIliiden SdwarSmeerfOtte bat
.ineu Sa9esbeiebl erlaNen, ourd mel.
fen Die Sfileiere gemarnt weroen.
gben einSugeben. Die ben gnItano per-
sben fonnten. ~Gine leidtierti9 &c.
idloiIene Gbc". beiBt es in Dem 8a9es,
beiebl. ,madt ben iungen Mann un-
slildlid mo oiinet 5ugleib Den 3u-
ritt su unlsrcn Warinefamilien iolden
Berional. Die bon unlerell 6rauen,
Shruelte,n uno Sodtern fern sebalten
weroen lolleu. giiemano fat oas He6t.
oen SerSensnei9uh9eu zines gnOeren
glteegeuSuircten. aber oas GeieB aiebt
uns and Die geittel. oieienisen aus
unierer Oiitte gu entferueu. nit oeuen
unlere 6omificn nidt uertebren t0uneu.
Wer cine ocu 9tnItano perlsbenoe Sei.
ratb einaeGeu iuill, bral6t eben nur Die
GdtuatSlueermarine Su perlaiIen. Su
ppeiielboiten SGllen miro Die 6ra9e BON
siner aus Gjlieoen oes Sbieos9erittS.
ratbs uno oen 9ireetoren oes Wlarine-
elubs teltebeneen Sarp entidiebeR
iperoeu".
-Gs 1T SumsiIt anssnebmer,
bel einer Siertel=0ans au iigen, aIs bel
elmer Qonaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03

glod in cine beionbere 9orri6tuns
am &opfe Der Patroue gu ertudbnen.
9ieier entbdlt nGmli6 bel b cine S6b-
lung, iuel6e nit Ybospborealeium ee-
flint 1T. 9urd cine unter Waier lie.
senoe Seffnung. in Der 9lbbilouns
linis unter Dem aopf fdtbar, tommt
bas g9ospborcaleium nit Maher in
geriibruns. es cntiuidelt ii6 pbospbor-
paIieritoif, Der in Der bur9lo6erteH
Robre P aufiieigt, iih on Der 2uft ent-
,iinbet uno nit bellleu6tenoer Slamme
brennt, Die lin Winbe nidt erl6idt.
Man tann alIo bonn Sdiife aus au3
bel Na6t senau berfofgen. mo oas Ge-
i6oB idpimmt