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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
There are only three rcmniming days
az rcri.tra ton in this city. They are
wednesday,, October I'D; Erinny. OC To-
her -. and Saturday. OctoDcf @"'
GScc .tcr next Wednesday:


Chicago oct LITTLE presence Of Ecl)amln h"'n'
ro,b attracted IN unusually large crowd 'onaS Al
IN. noon meeting Of the Commercial and TraVcIi'n'
Mems Republican club. Mr. Bu''"rwoI'hH appear
ancc on the spciker's stand was greeted win 'n'"
nous cheering, and frequently during ms re"Nn' ~
was interrupted with bursts oil laughter anu ,1a
~, ,s ,,,e mon whom he addressed were ihoa"
b c,me In contact with the world OF business com
mcrcsI and agricultural. and who w"re oaPan nc
thereby OF realizing whether thr connltoh , m ~, od
nuntrr woe noorcr or better than that wIhch eAi,c'
,ofnre Inc sysicm Of Protection was pun mo
lie urged them to protect Protection ana gd" ,hc
mine and industries, but to develop me h ,; 1I
women OF our country. MI i'u'"r""'" III '''' w. ''
dscus. ed the state bank question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
DEMOCRATIC IySpE~rOR, INDICTED.

Huinlo oct. II (-pcciaD.-1he Grand Jury mas
takeu action in the attempted steal OF III" VIZ p''
,iicl OF tn, Nineteenth Ward ~ the Dcm"'a''' anu
has indicted five men, James 'aimouy' f'"'h "
abe John j. Coughin, Patrick j. Moran ana Nichh'i
RYAN IN. Grand Jurv came into court this morning
and made u special report In TN" AFTERNOON III"
men were ARE, I'D ana held In 500 bail. Inc hNc
Democrats are charged with violation OF III" cl"''o'
laws I'm refusing 10 permit the Republican inspectors I"
uci aud forcing on; OF the booth At'rwaru hS"
CouEhln and Mctahe appoin ed Carmody ana No'''
- take the place Of IN" regularly appolh''u hop"o
Mnln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
EX-GOVERNOR FORAKER TO SPEAK HERE.

EA Governor Joseph B ForTker, N Ohio Will
addrnss q mass meeting AZ Cooper Union on next
Tuesday evening n O'Clock. II T. hardly necessary
TO s,v that Governor Foraker Is exceptionally mag
netIc and Interesting speaker. lie dicu,'c, the great
issues before the country win unsurpassed ccarneNs
and force. Republicans will b" ont In great number,
60 mako This an jmmcasc and entlusa ,tlc me tug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
WORKING HARD ABOVE THE HARLtM.
GEPUBLYCAx ESrHUsI Assn APPROACHING HIGH
WATER MARX.

WATER M\Rh.
Utica, oct. Il (Speclall-Thcre was plenty VI -"
publican enthusiasm IN this city to nigh'. y "T
mass meeting was held in the CITY opera House. "h''
ex Congressman John J. Eincry. OF 'Hio"s", "
state Senator IL. J. Cogseshall discussed 'I' SS"'.
Of the campaign The gathering was the largest 'i"'
has vet been held IN oneida County. BEFORE NV
meeting there was street parade, which 'ho'S'""N
OF people witnessed. Michael r. DAY. pr""'h""'
In.h Amerlcan. presided, and there was i""1 ",'
Of honorary officers. The opera house was cr"""''
ard the arguments Of the orators were N'S"r".oN
spplauded III his speech Mr. 'Fincrty' aVo'o'ns
tiresome statistics. placed before The peope '"' s
era results Of the protective p"hcY ne INV" 'a
great heoonts that have accrued 10 the worhingman
from Protection in increasing wages ana thrr P'f'
chasing power lie pictured tn" vast difference Dc
tween TIE condition Of worlingmen here ana s"reG1
and turning 10 the Irish American par %. .,o ~
audience said without appealing TO rare preJ"''''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
Johann H0ff's Malt Extract
THE STATE or TRADE.

ee P1'%$gc oct ,Sn: ''s'oE sas:
OCTOBER gDS O'7 70 lsc asked December - ise7s 3ss
May IS 4c hid steamer No. red 20 lsS a soek
ioo'sio bush sales IO.ooo bush southern wheat ern
frmcr; Fuz, 7la!7c; oneberry .sS .sc; a aam
soc: wear and January A 34o isc: receipts. 3. 80
bush stock 1857. bush sales "a 600 bush, eouoh a
a9,n SOC @i new ~" 0a, Steady No. white Western,
$50 - lie; No. mixed DO 30 b. sr reS %
lay ' steady god good to choice timothy s4 si3.
G GGm nominal r middSS &c. Provisions steady
pork il3d 8l3 30; bulk meats looS@ shoulders.
hams 2"s 1se Il &c. Lard, refined 34c crude.
34c Butter firm creamery fancy; 30 30 ladis
fancy. lsG iSc good to choice i6@i7c store packssa
Use Egg, steady soe dc Gomez steady Eysadv c
graduated, 5 Lee. Copper unchanged whiSkey
unchanged.
oct 400 Sust and co sn' go
bush oats, 38, 900 bush shorts, 1e5 tons.
nG Oct l4sprms wHsa 10 s,rS ' sSS de- s
5ush No, northern spot 7ec: 1000 bush s. No TO-; ?
Duluth, Mt So 7-sc; do, Minneapolis. - 5-ec DO;
new. Duluth, 81 3-sc; do c; l. T., !s 7,sc' No.
II 3'sc 10 Northern spot. 10 5,sc; do, c. l. T.,
- 3..c. Winter wheat in fair request and easy
Sid a! = l$a?se 10, extra red, ;t@7sc: 10, 2
rcd ia 72c asked track. Corn dull. weak and
lower closed No. yellow. As 34a41c; No 3, do.
AZ l-2016 34c; No. ., Al lac: No: 3, 40 :i4cd Az:
in store a kcd. Oats steady: cars No. white sold
nj 81 lie; cars No. 3 white sold At 36c; ! car
No. =. mixed track, sold at 35c. Barley IN good
demand and firm: Western. J0d 12c State, 6s01oc
Michigan. 63o zoe. Rye dull; No. In store GO
asked. Flour active and firm: best spring. -. 4Oo'
80: do, winter, Sal ia 1870. Rye -four, S3.4OD
$50 NIlll feed steady and unchanged. Canal
fI.ights firm wheat, 3-sa4 &c corn, 4d4 1-8c
Iarlry :j.5c seed A 3-5c. Reccipts-Flour 50 500
bbl,: wheat, $4,000 bush; corn 1000; oats,
54ooo; barley, 10000 shipment l by canal anal
seed 5000. shipments by rail- Flour $4,000 bbls
wheat. 234 900: corn, 10000; oats, 10000 bar.
lev 81 900 rye, 1000.
Chicago oct. I4.-1he leading futures ranged as
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
LAyGxEn ADMITS STRIKING MRS. EMERSON.

LANGNEE ADMITS STRIKING Mrs. EMtiSoN'
August Langner who Is wanted in D"dham Mass,
for thc murder OF Mary Emerson about year ago.
was in Market Police Court yc-tcrday morning.
and was committed twenty days TO await rcui,lton
Objective Pratt OF Dedhan. Mass. who mas been in
charge case prc-en. in the court lie traced
Langner to Providence. Il. J., to boston, 20 Chelsea.
where he worked for short time and then 70 New
York two weeks ago. Iangncr had changed his name
to Charles Kuntz and lodged a, No. Go Waert.. whee
Inspector McLauphlin found him. Lanener confessed
that he struck Mrs Emerson because she gave him
stale fish eat. lie knocked her against tne wall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
WILD ENTIIISIASM IN NEW. BRU NSWICk.

An enthusiastic Republican meeting was held al Nc"
Irunswck last evening In the Opera Hous'. rnae' u'
auspices OF the Republican Club j. Eugene lr'th' o
Camden delivered an eloquent address the tirih Issue
and yaye the record Of the Republican party questions
,nectng the welfare OF this country. lie was freque
Interrupted by hearty applause. John II. Pop eA'ohNN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

owing 10 tho pressure Of business Bradford i'hoi'S'
=, sr,r.,,l. vbo W. nominated FOR Congress by the
XVI;h Con2r.,, District Convention. at White IaihN on
Thur-day. la, been compelled to de- line His name was
pr.,nt.d 10 the convention and h. was unanimously nom
mated Nh Eholc .cfy,d three terms IN the Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
CHARLES EMORY SMITH SPEAK, At or >YrE

4 grand Republican mas, meeting va, held I'm Nn-ir
Hail. Orange, last evening. aud the immense builfin-
packed TO tic door with and onthu iltic
throng. The Parkinson Republican Battery marched
tho hom" Of Henry \. Potter. ~ East nrllg'.
where the speaker, 81 m" evening were entertained.
and escorted them 10 M" hall. Captain Amhru.r VI
Matthew, pIc-ldcd at the meeting and the priu
opal addrcs, delivered hv Charlie, FmOr, smith.
Editor of The Philadelphia Trc>," and cN Minister
10 Rus,a. lie spoke fOr an hour the National
issue IIc listened 10 with the clo,c-t at ~
ton and WAS frequently apPlaudrd. lie WIS followed
by Wilbur \. Mott. Of Newark. Of III" Nti,c Executive
Committee, who discussed thu state i~,I"-. II. said
that the pro, poets for swinging Now Jersey into Inc
with the Republican party wcr" most excellent. Tho
meeting was "A grand succcs, fiOm first To last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
4 CHILLENGE To MR. SPRINGER.

MIR. NORTH CH\EEIs HIM VIII MISUSE OF
WOOL. STATISTIC.
TO tho Editor Of r he Tri bunc.
sir: / inclosc herewith copy "i an open ''''''
to the Hon William VI. Springer, which nave lns'
mailed Ia the Editor al The lllino, stat" Journal
requesting it, publication there. IL has reference 10
the pending controycr-N between Mr.. springer al"
Mr. Theodore. Justice. I'm which Mr.. springer rehcS
upon - table furnished by N" n hi, authority 'or
contradctipc Mr. Justice when the latter states mat
The price OF domestic wool i, enhanced over the price
NJ similar grade, OF Australian wool Icy the amount
81 the duiy thereon. Mr. springer ha, II" data from
Justice. nor any table prepared hy IN" when c"uld
pos ihy show ans such thing. which J. contrary u"
III. fact. and have hor"iufOr" - Informed Mt
springer. = :. ~ Npi ~
secretary National Association Of Wool Manuiac
turcr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

stat Consul at Toronto delivered effective speech on
Republican mcn and Rrplhliean measures The mention
o names o the Distinguished leaders Of the party was
clc,t,d with cheer, aud applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

Efforts are being made TO cOlOnixe this
CITY In the interest Of Tammany Hall
cans will register next Wednes day they
can aid greatly In preventing this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
TUJ UirvJJ PEAK TN WILL UOYEfNc

Dcadwood. :. D.. Ort II t~p"clall.-1hc Harvey
Peak Tin mill blown m Yesterday Everything
worked 10 perfection. several ton. ~ lin or"
through 10 tot the a'iucry. oct lh"r - wa, SGT
for the beginning Of continuous operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
TIE GOOD WORK OF rEorI.sson L. =. ennENLG

Tile GOOD WO1.k OF FTOT T-~NOTt II. 7 NET.T-N IL
Professor r. 4. Gr,cncr has been doing excellent
vice during the present ,ampai;n by his able presentation
Of National and i-sGc-. Through long expert
cncc q speaker. and a varied North.
ne j. htted by training ana natural poWcr-
and instruct audience. He ha> been sprtk
81 tho National Committee several
weeks in New.Yprk. aud foI The two week, viii
sneak in .Jcf-cv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


In this diagram continuous "h Ts nn re,nme'. ser
rccnriinc b,romctcr. The bl oxen INC Represent w. WIN
reratuIe as observed at Periys fhariH'''
,oo o,t II a. ,n-Cicar weather PIE.
- ,,.da, Thor. wa little br'c7c, 7rd that HUI"
,,r,cd hc,vocn northwc,tcrly AMI >onth"c''cFN. hu
-, r,l,crcd 80 In the morning but ohf ~ a. "S'''
Tho temperature ranged between - ana ." ANY,
,,o,,co ,GiNi Icng "a higher thah on u' correspondents
~ az ,1,r and Oa. higher th1n on inui h fair
In and near th, city today tnom VIII i'''
o,ee,bcr with slight thcl nal change.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
1HE UE1IHER REPORT.
COLDER IN TINE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.

COLDER ~ THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY
Washington. o., 1.-The II low pressure oVcc
IN. Dakota. tn, morning ha- moved slowly 10 the north.
"a strad aud nov cover. Northern Minnesota. Tho
,.urr h. ncrrl-,d south DiNo-J and Aobn>ht
ard in the rclion north Montana and IL j. lcs all
other districts The high ptsur continues oN"t
State and l. Apparently dilfinr slowly
10 IN" outhwdd faIr weather continue, 10 IN" cit 81
III Mi,.,-!pp and tn weather b, clear tonaht from
TcNas uorihNal 10 Daho', Tut ram ha' pi"'nd IN the
Mississippi Valley and from IN" rulf ,0t' no'hward IN
Minnesota the rainfall being unusually heavy In Noith
eaten TsN,- II is warmer IN New ENGLAND ana tho
NdHc Auantic Statc> ard from INC M"'"' valley
westward over tho Rocky Nounton- II i colder IN the
Miss,.ippi Valley and MONTANA and on H." Pacific Coast
tho Temperature beng below freezing to n.ht hoi'h o.
Montana.
DETAILED FORI.C \Nr FOR TO-DAY
For Ncw.Ingand. fair; westerly wind>
ro- F,-tcrn Ncw.Yoih. Eastern l"l'''Nanla New
Ter cy ard pc,uarc fair; soutwe>"riy winds SLIGHTLY
cooler in southern Ncn-hork.
For Marvlnnd Nir.n0 III, 60 DINA, and '''or-a. far
For w,s1c~n NcrNofk western + 'an-ylNania and
Ohio fr 49,, , ,,,,tr mi.
I,r Iuno. -1uwcrs to NIGHT. follo"ci hN c'illhg
sor / puor Michigan. showers.
Ior Wisconsin. showers. followed nv COUNT
For Iowa, Missouri, Kansas ana N'D''>A'' ''r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATU RE ALMANAC.
Sunrise CSSot. 10 Moon rises 900 am MOONS oge d
HIGH WAIEl. TO-DAY.
.M-Sandy Hook 90 GOV Island fs iicil trltc ~
PM.-sandy Hook 3 20 toy Island 500 hel ''a" o'io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

THE pENNsYLvAXLA ti rsyGI II reache,
Is wlt -" IN lass than twenty.four hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

OUTGOING S1EI MERS.

TUESDAY OCTOBER Is.
Travc Il Lloyd. Bremen. 8;oo a 1T ooo" !"
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
Majestic White star. liverpool ~ II % m ~ Vi
('ltv Of Internal IdN"fleol 20 III
W,,sl.nd Antwerp. ~ VI ~ W
Ssnrn,, / vHrarl Rio Janciro Gel 100 m 20, M
80 - Washington NYSCuha, Havana 100 = m 500 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. Oct. Il. 1892
r. dar ~ Il.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
sawer ~ ssrbutternSe weila.

@obI Sebem, psI6er ii1 praftii6
nit Der Mildpirtbfdaft beidaftist bat,
lit es fdon boreefommen, baB unter
llmitdnben bic @etpinnuns bon Butter
nidt ober bod ibtper seIinsen mill, baB
iih i'm Butterfaiie anitatt Der Butter
cine Maiie S4aum, biIbet, Der aud baIb
einen unansenebmen @erud uno Ges
idmaf annimmt. Sn ben meifen Sal
len tpire bieier nebelltanb nidt ber
WtiId ober bem Rabme ais ioIden, ions
bern anberen auBeren ginfldGen susu,
idreiben su iein, TOR allen Der Mnipens
bunS elmer su niebrisen 8utterungstems
peratur, ober einem 3u bpben 9lIter bes
GabmeS u. {. tp. Durd iorsfGItise
Geseluns Der Temperatur, 8erbutters
unS nidt au aIten &abmes u. (. 10. tpirb
meiitenS Der l1ebeIItanb ber Nidtbutter,
bartlett oeS RubmeS beieitist iperben.
Damn fam aud bittere ober iibers
baupt bic OiiI6 aItmiIdenber &dbe
Sdulo baran traeen, ipenn baS @uss
buttern beS &abmes nidt selinsen
mill, in ipeldem Sale natiirli6 bic
Sernbaltuns berieIben bon Der iibrisen
0lild bor benz llebeI am Ieidteiten be.
tpab,t. 9laerbinss 1T aud Mansel an
&einlidfeit NIT unter bic nriaden su
3dbIen. 8eim &einisen Der WiiI6ss.
i9irre tpirb ii6 au oft beboIfen nit
ni6t seniisenb beibsm Naisr. Sn
einem abnIiden Sale, in bem man felt
elmer @pde nit benz 8uttern feinen
@rfOls bate, fanS es ii9 nad sriinbIi.
der 1nteriuduns, bab cine altmiIbenbe
Sub nit einem Stride bittere NiiI6
lieferte. giad 3uriiditellen ber MiId
bisier Sub unb mad elmer sriinoliden
&einisuns alIer @efdbe, selans bas
8uttern tpieoer in befriebisenber Meiie,
nobel es freili6 unenti6ieben bIieb,
tpeldem Der beiben Wlittel bic 8eieitis.
un9 beS nebels susuidreiben mar.
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Wte 1T bies?

-. gBir bitten sinbunbsrt Dollars Yelobnuna
tilr iebsn 8aa pon 8atarrb, Der nidbt burS
&tnnsbmsn BON Saa's 8atarrb Sur sebeIt
ptrbeu fann.
j. ). sbsnsy & Co., Gistntb., SUlebo, ..
gDir bic llntereidnetsn babsn 9. 8. Gbensy
ett ben leBtsn IS Sabrn ssiannt unb baIttn
i'm ftir pclfcmmrn ebrenbaft In allen G..
tbaffsSrrbanblnngen unb fnan3iea befGbiat,
que pon iflnfr Sirma siusesanssnsn 9trbinb-
lihfeiten ;u srfiilsn.
gBef 4 aruar @rpbbanbtls Droaailtsn.
1oletp, 8.
WaIeins. ainnan & Marsin, @rpetanbeIs.
Drpsuiisn, Solebc, 8.
Oats aaiarrb Sur wirb innerIid5 aenpn,.
men unb wirft bireft auf pas gIut Iub bic
ibetmisen SterhGGm bee Syhems. 3eua-
nills frei ysrianet. preis rs Gents fiir bic
Slaits. gsrfauft BON alien apptbstern.
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SGbrli@e &e9uuass=N =N6lass

WI
@ommiHdre bon 2adaipanna County,
ssisenb bic Ginnabmen, Musaaben, 3ulianb
Der 8ipan,en unb per &e6nunsen Der Staats
unb County SteuerfcllsftOrsn fir bas Siseal.
jabr enbenc am 3. Sanuar 1892.
Ginnabmen.
Setraa hes Sabrss Ginnabmen,
laut Eshnung ppn 80. ShaB-
msiher .. 5. Campbell, benz
County 5pnp 3u bsrs1nsn.. IS AZ, ,227 .25
Mussaben.
Slusgdben aus benz allaemeiusn
6Onc, laut nahfoleenbr Oar.
ifslluns Der GommilIGre. ..$i33, ,533 90
Ginnabmsa iiter @ussatsn. 1854. 25
Nflebments.
9sablt ben @lIsNoren fir has
Staats unb County A1sBmsnt,
@lrrfs fur @intraguns ppn Wprt.
cages unb Subgmeuts unb Mb-
ltrsitsn bsrislten, Srlteauns
Der Steuerpuplifate ete........ IS 42t6.sO
8riiden.
8s,abh an 6 u. ptrfins & 60.
fur ben Sau bon Feben silsrnsn
Sriidsn, nehIidb
9riids in &anlpm SIP,
iibsr Gjarbnfrs @nef ..S430 90
Bride in Norb ellington
unb Benton Sip, iitr
Siipspsis @rsef......... 4S000
Bride in Benton 3lp.,
iictr Reper's 9rsef...... 10000
Sriids in &carins Srpof
3cwnip.. ubsr &sarins
Srppf......... ........ 4UO.OO
Bride in 9forb Nbinetcn
Sip, maze 8ennebp's... 10000
Bride in G,rssnfislb Sip.,
an Der altsn Miible
nabe Iompfinspille. 2200O
Bride In Sarbenoale lIp.,
uber eadawanna Slug. 1000
Nm y. g Gardner fir
Stsiubriids ibsr 9ada-
mama Jlue in 6ell 1ip. 800 90
| Snpettipn nsur Sriidsn. 60.tO
Sir Sriiden-S -Ssli6tsuus $3.50
-$ 3.937.30
Sstrbisuns perforbener Spl.
eaten.
SssrSbni6fcfien laut @sisB pom
H. Wat So....."...........S 6"6.t5
Geunts-Abrttnuua.
| Snp. Mprris, County Nb.
rrHnuna fur 1884,. -. $4,000
s. v. Dolphin, County.
Abrstnuns fir 1884,. 949.44
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03

Gdte 8ronse reinist man nit @aHer
unb Seife, ober nit Spiritus unter
3ubilfenabme elmer 8iirite ober zines
Stiides 8ubIeber. I'm ben urlpriings
li6en Slang tpiecer bersuiteaen, pubt
man bic einselnen Ibeile NIT einem
Slanealappen, ben man in elm @emiid
bon fein puIreriiierter SdIemmfreibe
unb SaImiafseiit (9lmmpnialf fIaifsfeit)
einsetau6t bat, uno poIiert nit sinem
5auberen 9eberIappeu nab.
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SaS Musl6fben Der 1etrpleums
lampen.

Sn ieiner SammIuns bon feuiletonis
itiiten 9rtifsIn, bic unter benz TiteI
,NaturipiHenibaftIi6e glaubereien"
(8erIin. @eors &eimer) eridienen iinb.
ipriht Or. Bubble aud iiber 8etroIeum.
erpIoiionen unb iiber bic 9lrt, tpie man
eine Betrolsumlampe lbi6en ipa. gr
ipeiit barauf bin, bab Do6te, ipsIhe
ben &araI nibt gang ausfIaen, eine
itdnbise @efabr bilpen. unb baB bisie
@efubr bur6 baS Nieberibrauben bes
DodteS bor benz MuSlDiben Der 2ampe
bermebrt iperbe. 9llS @rsebniB ieiner
llnteriu3uns fiibrt er foIsenoe 8eseIn
an:
y &aufe feinen 8unbbrenner, beHen
Idienraum nidt nad unten boil itdnbis
bonn 8etroleum absefdloHen 1T.
p Gorge fir Dodte, bic ibren &as
nal pDaie pidt ausfdqen.
81 Sdraube nidt berab, ionbsrn
blaie bon pben aus.
4) 8epese bic 2ampe aud gum
3ned bes 9lusblaienS niht 70, bab bas
Del in Welen sesen bic obsrs @anb
DeS 8ebdIters idlast.
Sat man cine 2ampe nit &lappenIbs
i9er, 10 fdat bic brittle Ressl natiirlid
fort: man benube bic &lappen. 9lus
bercem ioa man ieIbitperitdnblid 70
eutes petroleum Bremen, tpie bic llms
itdnbe es aulaHen. uno Bel Der 8ebanbs
lung Der 2ampe fur bic srbBte &einlids
feit iorsen. Die @efabrlidfeit Der
Petroleumtampen 1T burd bic grfabr.
uns 70 oft unb in 70 peinlider @siie
oarsetban WOrben. bab es iib pabrli9
Der Wtdbe lobnt, iie icrsiam su beban.
beln.
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StaatssN Nbre6nuna.

Staats. .abre6nuna.
9S. W Baylor, priifuns Der Ned.
nunsen Der peritieeenen Co.,
Ceamien. n."".."...... ............$ f06.50
3urnpife- StraBer.
Sefdhssr Der fenbem-
nirttn &anlpm Bailey
1urnpUe...... .........S 1890
@ntfHabiguns berSran-
ton une Nstpton 3urn-
ptft ep................. 5,500.00
entItdeiguns Der Han-
om BAILEY Surnpife
@pmpanis.. 2,8O0.00
- S,4S3.00
8ermifdtes.
Srifmarfsn, @oupsrts.. 5000
eesale Aussaben......... 1875
Staats Srrtnanifalt in
Dansille fir 9ada'
COUNTY patientsn.. :. 3t7.75
Snbuifrial 8efcrman-
falt AT Suntingbcn
fir eafa County Sn-
1alen...... ........"... So.96
3nriidrlfattete Steutrn 1851
germii6te Musgabsn,
trra S9rsibsr etc.. 9O7.99
- f,4i6.96
Sotalbstras ptr Nussaben bsr 60.
@cmmiIiare laut Mnpeiiungtn
Ncs. bio 39i9. Serie ..$f33, $4,000
S6asmsiFer .. s. Campbell maette fol.
genie Mus3ablunstn aus BEN allatmeinen
@ounty 8pnp, nemlid:
SntsrelTsn auf County
Bpnbs ......S IL, $4,000
Staatslfeur auf Mnsi-
peH H................ 0UN'.UU
SdaBmeifsrs COMMIT
ton............... 7,443.56
- f6,393.56 |
Mn S6ulluperintentsn q. g.
Davis fir Mbbaltuns bss 60.
Snititutes. s....................... 10000
@eIammtbetrag Der aussaben aus
bem aasemeineu County 8pnb.. $f52, 1929. Sc
ausbetabItSom 3ilsunss-6oub.
Bombs ber auseabe pom 1. Stunt
1881 i'm Sabrspaauf siuselbfS 5000 90
Iotaltetras osr Nussaben pom 60.
unb Silsunssfonp. onp...............$t6t, ,329.56
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
Sas Sduh,perf Der SdulfinSer.

SIM Sertit unb Dintsr unb iiber,
baupt sur 8eSenseit 1T es cine oft &c.
b6rts 8laee, baB bas Sbubperf Der
Slnber nibt tpaHerei6t 1T, iie besbaIb
nit burdndbien Sibeu in Der SduIe
iiben mtHen une NIT 8ebt fir Grf6It.
unseu Der @runo in hieism uebelitanb
se'udt wlro. Demislben ldBt iid aber
nit Serinser Diiibe unb serinsen Rotten
abbslfsn, ipsnn man neue Sdube unc
Stiefsl. ebe iie seirassn iinb. fcIgenbem
Serfatrsn unterwirft: Dan bsfrei1t
Die Scblen mittelit eiueS 9iniels nit
aetphtem laupormen 2ein0l unb ldbt
oaSielbe IN Der Sonne einseben. gluf
Dem Sberlsber iriro ipisbsrbolt nit els
mem l8attsbduibhen etipas Ricinus6l
oerrleben, isoesmal aber MIR 70 piel,
CAP eaS 2eoer nift fettsIdnseno ipirb,
ioreern paS Del sans aufiouat, ionit
fest ii6 bes Staub barin fsit unb baS
2eoer tetommt bauernb cine sraue, uns
iaubere Sarbe. 1urd bieie 8sbanb.
lung psrosn nidt aaein SHube unb
5ilefsl paiierpi6t, ionbern aud fsbr
baltbar uno bem Idtieen 2narren unb
8raden bss S6ubperfs pirb porss,
beuet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03

Den Sanersleuten ins StammbuA
ieisn na6itebenbe Stropbsn empfoblen:
IS 1T fein Wafsr9en 70 Helm,
@S brlnst etnen 3entner Seu Dir elm,
9tur benz ipirb bic &etts bonn Waaeu ae.
iipblen,
Der Su faul 1T, iis abenSs ins Saus au
bolen.
Das @etter erfsnnt man am Winb. ben
Bauer am Hinb,
Den Batter am 8inb, ben Serrn am Sc.
finb'.
Seim YferbebanbeI unb 3inberfauf
1bu bic Iusen uoer ben geutsI auf.
@ilt's UNI Elm Subn su rs9ten, 5ei as.
ideibt;
gtimm Su elm 81 bafiir unb Ia6 ben
STREET.
Brcssiie, SIaide unb Wirisbaus
8ufen ben 8stteliad ins Saus.
2isber has erfs Wdb6en bon Der Strai.
fen,
Ils ii6 cine reide 8ernanbte anIbpds
Sen Iahen.
Der Wann fdbrt nit benz @agen ni&t
10 UieI inS Saus,
alls Die 5rau nit Der Sddr;s fann ira.
gen binaus.
Der rctbe Sabn auf benz Da6e it nidt
70 idIimm,
2lIs Elm SAB 9ranntipein i'm 2eler brin.
Ireibit Du auf idledte Weibe bic Sub,
8erlierf Du bic UiiId unb ben Wilt
bdSu.
Oerieni9e 1T elm srobsr Siinber,
Der mebr an isin 8ieb bentt, ais an bic
Ginber.
Cute Sdulen am ,e6ten plas
Sinh fur bic @smsineen elm srobsr
S6ab,
4bsr Su Sauie quite .3udt,
Die trinset erit bic redte SruHt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-03
9otel= el=lte6ernabme.

lem tsutiten putliium unt msinsn i&pei-
ger 8Ieuneen erlaubs i6 mir biermit an,u,ei.
gen baB i'd bic gBiribi6aft ron S'p GonraS,
9to. 1923 9enn 2lbsnue,
lbsrnpmmen babe. SD perbe nur bic teIfsn
Spslisn, @etranfr une 9isarrsn baltsn unt
benubt isin, pur6 retls Sfpienuns alien as.
rebtsn Anforerunssn su entipu6sn.
9enrp ppu Wrifenflub.
70 Wfetn @el6Gft ale Sbisfsreedn fibre
it tpir bisber fort.