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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
New ENGLAND NEWS.

and that unionists proved themselves
worthy Of better state, as they demon
strated their ability TO fight for their
rights.
This Is no pyrotechnic organization; IL
hasn't time for platforms and platitudes;
IL needs no declaration of principles; il
simply exists because or tine struggle of
the people to obtain their rights. IL is the
question Of an advance of wages OF 81 per
day or an hour less of daily toll"
lie maintained that the present session
of congress was due wholly to the fact
that 'plutocracy had run mad" Said he,
Zone would expect from the interest
taken In the special session Of congress
that IL was going to enact law In the
interest Of the workers Of America" This
he denied, aud asserted that it was about
to put the seal Of its approval upon
measure that would depreciate the
Product Of Our Own Country.
The present stagnation OF business, he
held, was not entirely due 10 the silver
law, and silver legislation by congress, he
said, cannot prevent or eradicate the stag
nation of business. He said: "In the pro-
gressive state of Massachusetts, its won
derful press has fallen into the line of
expressing manufactured thought and
opinions rather than in expressing the
opinions Of the people of the state"
He maintained that the cause of the
present depressed condition of trade was
more the great improvements in ma
chinery during the past 10 years than to
any other thing, and that production was
being increased regardless of the oppor-
tuuity of the people TO consume. Ma
chinery was improved, he said, so that it
might be run all the time, compelling
men to work long hours, thereby saving
on
The Expense OF Production.
He claimed that the avenues of distribu-
ton were choked, shelves aud granaries
loaded down with goods, and men were
forced out of employment in consequence.
They in their turn curtailed the consump-
tion OF articles by getting along on less
than II they had the opportunity TO pur-
chase and consume.
ITO no power on earth is due the credit"
he said, that the stagnation of business
has not affected every man, woman and
child in this country more than to the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Warrant Out For Morrill,.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Aug. 9..-Uuited
States Marshal Pierce of Dover wao in
this city last night and was handed the
warrant for the arrest of Charles 4. Nor
rill, the missing cashier of the National
Bank of the Commonwealth. for embez-
element. The local authorities affect TO
believe that Morrill, will be apprehended
ere long. There are no new Developments
in connection with the Peoples Fire In
surance company
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The Herald print
the following copyrighted cable thi
morning.
BANGKOK, Aug. s.--A number of Sian
ese commissioners started for Chantibu
yesterday. They are under instructions
remain in the town during the Frens
occupation of the place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
How John slins In.

NEW York, Aug. 9--Chinese. Inspectc
Scharf yesterday had talk with Mr.. ri
breth, the new collector, about the mar,
ways in which incoming Chinese cnj
grants eyade the law. He pointed oat
him the fact that at least one firm Z
Americans made no bones about sayirl
that they identify Chinese for 81 head. 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 9-At meet
ing of the Worcester clearing house
IL was voted to request the large
employers OF labor TO pay off their
help in checks payable only through the
Worcester clearing house, the system TO
continue during the present scarcity of
currency. Several large concerns have
agreed To follow this method.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
DUE TO MACHINERY.
Samuel Gomper's Opinion of
the Financial Scare.

BOSTON, aug. .. -President Samuel
Gompers addressed the convention of the
state branch OF the American Federation
OF Labor in IT'S second days session. He
SAID IN substance that in the past six years
OIL the history OF this state there was more
legislation In the interest of the common
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

CHICAGO, Aug s.--In an address Of wd
come to the annual convention OF ~
military surgeons of the National Guar
OF the United States. Mayor Harrisd
said; There are 2oo, 900 people In Chicau
today unemployed and almost, destituf
for money. IL congress does not give b
plenty OF money We will have riots tn,
will shake the country"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Piums waiting to he piucE.a.

WASHINGTON, Aug 9-There are II
presidential vacancies in the treasury d
partment Among these are 23 intern,
revenue collectors Secretary Carlisle
very anxious TO fll these places ana baa
an interview with the president yesterdS
afternoon on the subject.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Halnine the City.

HAvERHILL, Mass, Aug. 9.-City Treas
urer Glines has raised sci 900 of the $25,-
600 necessary TO carry on the business of
the city during the month of September.
He has obtained this sum from citizens in
small amounts generally
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
They Played Pirate.

NEW HAVEN, Aug. o. = William ID.
buckingham. John j.. Howard and
Charles Il. Church. boys who, with some
companions, stole Mr.. Whites yacht and
played pirate all along the Connecticut
coast, raiding farm yards and chicken
roosts and destroying property, have been
captured. The boat was abandoned In
Madison and the boys scattered, part of
the gang coming here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
AN OLD MANS END.
Hangs Himself Because He Was Robbed
and Brutally Beaten.

EAsrPoRr, Me-, Aug 9-James Black
Of West Lubec committed suicide yester-
day by hanging in his barn. He is the old
man who, with his sister, was so terribly
beaten and robbed of the savings of a life
time year ago last June, and for the
commission of which crime Howard
Parker and James McIsaac, Jr., were
arrested last month, and are now in
Machias Jail awaiting trial. The beating
that the old man received and the loss OF
his money doubtless unsettled his mind
and led him to take his life. His age
was 7a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
An Editors Suggestion.

HARTFORD, Aug. 9.-The Hartford Cou-
rant editorially advocates issuing bonds
TO meet part at least of the vast pension
payments now at hand and $50, 600, 900 a
year, thus shifting the burden upon the
future. furnishing basis for currency for
today. Local bankers heartily endorse the
nronOgition
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug.9. Thus far this
season over $1,000 barrels Of potatoes have
been shipped from Newport alone. prin-
cipally TO Boston. The season Will hardly
last more than 10 days or two weeks
longer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Frlends 0ncs Mora

BANGKOK, Aug. On. Pavie, the rreul
minister resident, returned to bis post 4
this city yesterday. The Paknam Tor,
fired salute Of l3 guns as the warshI
Alouette, bearing the minister. passed u
the river. The Alouette responded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
"A precautionnrl Mea.urs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9--The revenue cul
ter Colfax, stationed at Wilmington, J
C., has been ordered to proceed to Fortres
Monroe, Va, to assist in enforcing th
revenue laws
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

people than all vt..er times combineo.
which he attributed TO the federation of
unions on state lines.
MANY persons are dissatisfied" he said,
"at the progress of trade unionisn, claim
ing that IL is not broad and progressive
enough" lie claimed that this was
necessarily so, as 'the progress of the
movement for the ainelioration of the
condition OF the people has to keep pace
with their education and is retarded by
their lack OF opportunities to educate
themselves"
Said he, Trade unions must follow in
the most practical path" and he com
mended them for keeping down with the
toiiers rather than leaving them TO the
Fate of Corporate Power.
lie asserted that progress came with time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Fell Thirty Feet.

BosToN, Aug. 9-Three hod carriers had
fall at East Boston yesterday. The men
are William Varley, Patrick Winston and
John Haley, and they fell 80 feet, owing
to the breaking of staging which was be-
ing used in connection with the erection
of the new parish house on the estate ad-
joining the site of the Star of the Sea
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
DR. Fletober ueIa 70. TriaI.

WORCESTER. Mass, Aug. s.-Dr. II. N.
Fletcher of Templeton was held in 5000
on the charge Of Indecent assault, with in-
tent to commit rape, on Mias Fannie s.
White.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
swordhsh season n Good One.

NEWPORT, II. l., Aug. 9.-Swordfshing
season off Block Island is practically
ended. This years catch has been es-
pecially good, large fish having been taken
in unusual numbers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Thousands Made Happy.

BosToN, Aug. 9-Last week the Mutual
Helpers distributed in the Boston child
ren's flower work 31T2 bouquets. The TO-
tai thus far is IA, ss7 bouquets contributed
by people in 81 towns
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug. 9-Michael
Coffey of Quaker Hill was gored by his
own bull in field Monday night and re-
seived injuries that resulted in his death
YESTERDAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
sheehan Says No.

BUFFALO, Aug. 9.-Lieutenant Coz
ernor Sheehan denies the report from Ne}
York that he is to succeed Senator Mu
ply as chairman of the Democratic stat
committee.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
Each oner Their Mite.

SoMERvILLE, Mass, Aug. e.-Many re-
sponses have been made 70 the call of City
Treasurer Cole for loans TO the city. They
come in sums from $500 to 5000, amount
ing TO $45 100
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
no Pay or In ChecIks

church on Bennington street. All three
men are seriously IL not fatally injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-09
WORLD As IT EXISTS

Also, direct copies OF famou
paintings and statuary, by tu
worlds old and modern masters
taken from the leading gallerie,
including the LOUVRE ans
LUXEMBOURG GALLERIEi
PARIS; and vERSAILLE'
GALLERY, VERSAILLES
FRANCE; the DRE5DEs
GALLERY, DRESDEN. GER
MANY, the UFFIZI aud PATTI
GALLERIES, FLORENCE
ITALY; and the VATICAN
GALLERY. ROME, forming
the largest and most unique
collection Of pictures ever pup
lished In one volu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03
Der ,uberIaRisHs Mliirte Der Gatar.

Rdbme ole 9ahr uiHt isIbit bei fdwddIideu
aonlt,tuttoneu Den 9ampf seseu 8ranib' 1t auf.
10 wiiroe reren geriauf uno uerbdn9nibpolles
Gnoe j6neQ oa fem. Wdhrsno Ole Natnr 70
fur uus fdmpft' loHet uns III ourd usrniinttig
ge eu6biie Mtitel ~ Sulfe fommen oamit uns
Isin linbsil befaas grfabrnng fol- uulre aehr.
msiftsrin M Sampf aeesn arunibsit fem uno fs
lshrt uus, oas Soitette . Rogenbitiers Elm 5u
perldii,asr erprobter uno sruu. lider 8erbiu.
better Der aatur IT Sf 6as BIut nit aale
infi,itt, fno bic Giuaeusioe unb Der Rasen I'M.
tbdtig itobeu DIE @ieren b llnreiuigieiien i'm
8luts nldt ab. pas Die ihueu uon Der Ralur su.
ssmi,fens aufsabe III 70 bistet cine Sur NIT
Bite Die fdbsrfe shIfe tur ben 9e,osncsn
ule nobeju buuoertidbuse erfabrni Q selsbii
uno drjtlidss 5euanib bsftdtist bat. 3sins
amerifontidt oosr alsldnoifhe ar5nsi bat siusn
b fer bssriinostsn 9uf oils Ssil. uno sIeid3eitie
8Orbeusun9s segsn &ronifdes 9sberlsi
ben, Rnaria. 6atlsibisteit, Wier,nirantbsiten
rbeumatiide BeiHmeroen uno aa8smeins Siu
| fdIliateit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03
6sse Warfer Wotiaen.

= Die Spbe parf bsutf&e gresbpt.
@emeinbe ipirb am Montas, ben lS.
Wdrs. Mbenbs um llbr, cine @eneraI.
periammlune abbaIten.
= Dis GbsIeute McDermott bon so.
539 N. Gunner abenus perIoren am
Sreitas atpei 2naben i'm alter ben
reip. 9 Sabrsn, tpsI4s bem 2sudbuiten
erla9en.
@esen eine beftiss grfattuns se.
braudte i4 nit ben beften GrfoIaen Or.
Gusuit 8bnis's Samburser Bruitibee.
SD balte biefen Ibee flr bas bette Mit.
tel segen Suften, ete.-Saeob 8ilImepsr,
2ll3 Mura Ctr, Baltimore, Mb.
= Sdabmsiiter 8eeIe @. 1roofs. ber
lan5idbrise superintendent bes Roblen.
Departments Der 2ada. Giien g. StabI
So. oabier. bat als folder feline 3siis.
nation einsereidt. Gr il isbt felbit on
8oblens rlnternebmunsen betbeiIigt, bic
feline san3s auf nsriiamisit in slnipru6
nsbmen.
= Ois am Mitttpod gum 8efen 6sS
Sueenbpereins Der presbpt. @emeinpe in
Der 8ir4s an Gbstnut Strabc ssssbsns
4benounierbaItun8 tpar beitens beiuht
uno eas pro8ramm tpurbe gut burHses
fibrt. Das Gomite psrbient aQe Aner.
fennuns ftir bic umittlss 2eituns unp
Dilbs. bic gum @elinssn bes @an3sn
ipefsntli& beitrus.
- Ser an Der gde bon NaiIroab
Ipenue uno 2ujerne Strabs tpobnbafte
Sobn yteaIon, in ben Stoblperien aIS
Wdaemeiiter anseiteat, fubr am Dienhas
Daoresn auf einem Der 3Gse, tpeI1s Bar.
reneiien bin unb Der beIbroern. Muf un,
ertldrIite Welie ftiir3te sr pom Barren
uno unter bic &dper. ipsl1e ibm bsibe
8sine bonn 86rper trennten. @r Der.
itieb i'm 2aufe oss Radmittass in feinsr
Wobnuns. NsalOn mar lS Sabre alt.
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1pn ben csurp @pmmiiidren ipurbsr

= Bon ben Surp GommiHdren tpurben
am Srsitas bic @eidporsnen fir ben
MpriI @eridtsiermin sesosen unb mir
finben in oem 8er3sidn,b fcIsenps Seut'
fbe Namen:
@robssidnorene, 81. Mdrs-2ubipie
Brdusr BON Garbonbale, Safob Siloe
branb bon 2adananna, p. 8. Bergen
bon MapfeIo.
Yeiit @efdporene, II. Mpr;l-Sobn
6. &ebI. Sobn 2ursmburser, Seranton.
Betit @eidmorene, "a. Mpril @onrat
Opper, Sobn Nape, Yeter Stunt bor
Scranton; Sobn probit bon DIppbant
Am Dienfas tpuroen folsenoe tpeiter'
Deuti6e ais Trapsrie @sidporens &C.
soeen:
8. IpriI-SbarIss Gonrab, Simor
Suber, Sobn Starf, 0lar 8oiar uni
@barlss Sdreiber bon Scranton Geo
Seltpie unb Samuel Sulb bon Didfon
BbiIip Soffmann unb Charles Goodman
BON Dunmore Tobias Stein bon Stan
iom.
10. 4priI-GIsr. Sap. Safpb Sitter
| 8 s. Serber, Srant &empe uno Sreb
8ir6boff bon Sranton Wiaiam 5ell
BON &aniom; aoam @eineart unb s
| Diriteimer bon Dunmcre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03

- Sn benz Breher Der Dolpb &obIen
60. 3u Sefiup perIor am Wlontag Elm
&nabe namens peter Sealp bas 2ebsn.
(GarbpnbaIt Gprrsiponrsn,.)
-.Sobn Munlsp iiarb bier persansene
Wo&e i'm Mlter bon l0l Sabrsn. Gr
hatts bier 50 Sabre eewobnt.
- Die GbsIeuts Mi9asI Soffmann
bon Sdo Wpomins Strabs psrloren am
Mttipod Morsen burd ben Cob ibr
lDdterlsin 0laria Soiepbins.
- Ser tlsberaniirensuns erIas am
porIsbten Disnitas Baul glpblit, elm Sc.
leiieaufieber Der @rie Gompanis. st mar
bel nnionbale nit Sdnesfdaufsln bss
iddftist uno itiirste plbslid niebsr; aIs
feline Wiitarbeiter binau eiItsn, mar er
bersits tobt.
: an benz Sefferion 8psis ber Gris
unb an ber .. & o. 8abn stpiiGen SuS.
qusbanna unb Garbonbale tparen psr.
sansens Dode cine eanjs MnsabI Sob.
Isn3dse einsefdneit. 200 Mrbeiter bon
bier unb Susquebanna tparen nod am
5reitas NIT bem 8eieitissn bes S4nses
befddftist.
= Nad benz Tobe fsiner Srau (peIGs
i'm Mpdenbette itarb) bate Serr M.
gteien ben iibsrIebenben Sduslins mad
Der st. Soiepb Ssimaib in Seranton 3ur
pHeee ssbradt bort tarb berfslbe in
oer WittipoH gladt uno bic 2eihe purbe
am 5reitas aur 8serbisuns h:srbsr se'
bradt.
= Mn benz Sefferion 8neis Der grie
8abn paren pereaneene Wohs 3ipbIf
3ase i'm Sdnee fehssrannt, bsrsn lester
am Donneritas Mbsnb s nbr bier Elm.
traf. Die BabnansefelItsn batien burd
gntbebrunsen idmer au le,bsn anb mub.
ten iosar pdbreno oss 8liwarps i'm
Srsien arbeiten.
- Ser Staotratb bat Der bieFesn
sIsitriidsn 2idt Gompanie ben Gontraft
fur 80 Strubenlampsn Su ie s72.50 per
Sabr auf orei SABRE suseipieien. Den
9ontratt fiir bic Sinridiuns bes potss.
bdubeS erblelien @ebriosr &inbad fur
s5l8. Sm Common Council paiiirts
cine 8erorbnuns sur pHaitsruns bon
Dunpuff Strabs atpsite 2eiuns.
SnfoIse Der Sdnesblodabs, tpeIds
seitipeiie eine WeiterbefDrberuns unmbs.
lid mahte, batteu bic bisii8en Bdreei
uereaneene @ode @eleaenbsit, einen
S,isnbabnfarren au bemunoern. Der tpobl
ieinss sleihen nod ME bate Sc paren
e,senil,b stpei 9arren BON is 35 5ub
9dnee, auf nel6en cine 20 iSub lanss
Bride ober Platform rubte; bic 3arrsn
baben patentirte 8oppslporridtunssn unb
9uftbremien. Sepsr Der Barren tpisgt
las. 900 Pfuno uno bic Bride bat Elm
@spidt bon 1890 pfunb. unb bic @e.
iammttrasfdbisfsit ipirb auf 100 1onnen
ssi6dbt; ;wDlf &dbsr an iebem 2arrsn
traaen bic 2ait; bic S5be BON ben 8abn.
i6ienen bls 5um oberen 8rGdentbeiI III
abt Sub. Die Barren tpurben IN ben
Beritdtten Der Bsnniplpania Gompanis
in ALTOONA ansefertist unb fabrsn mad
crop, q. g.; iie iinb basu beft,mmt, biz
ebsiteus BON Deutidlano 3u srmartsnbs
2rupp'i1e 8isienfanone mad Der Welt.
Ausitsluns in Gpisaso peiter au be-
| fDroern.
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@te IL siss2

Bir bietsn einbunoert Dolars BeIobnung
fir ieoen 6all BON 3atarrb ber nidt burd5 Gin
nsbmen bon SaIl's 9atarrb Sur oebeiIt weroen
f1nn.
8. 8. Gbsnsp & Co., Gisenib., 8oIeoo o.
@ir. Die llnter5eihufien. baben 3. 8. ebenep
felt ben lssten Is Sabren sefannt uno baIten
ibn fur uollfommen ebrsnbaft In allen @eihdfts.
psrbanblungen unb Fnansieq befdbist. alle bon
einsr Glrma tiHsesonSenen 8erbinolidteiten 3u
erfilen
Wsit & sruag. 6rObbuuosIs DrosuiItsn
soIero, 8.
BaIoins ainnan 4 Raruin, @robbanoeIs.
Droaniiten 8pltfo o.
SalNs 8atarrb Sur piro innerlid 8euommei
unb mtift brett auf Doe But uno bic idhleimi.
gen Sberfidden bts epftems. 8en9nffe ftei
uerianot. Yres rs 6. fir Die 6Iaide. gerfault
Don allen apotbefern.
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gon Der ensfeite.

Sn ben Depottpsrfitdtten tpirb ieii
Nontag bis 5 llbr Abenbs eearbeitet.
alio cine bulbe Stunbe IGnser als bisber'
Germ Charles 9. @elbert 1T bic Col.
leitlon Der Armenhsuern fdr bic H..
l2. unb 49, Warbs itertrasen tpcroen.
Jreb. Winberser, Der fdmsr erfranfl
| lit, tpurbe am Dlontas nod oem Dlofes
Iaplor Soipital eebroHt.
Serr 9biIip Sdneiber bon Slb 0aib.
inston Npsnue brad Samitas Abenr
ourd einsn Saa bic Ireppe binab msbrers
Rtppen.
Die @beIeute 5erbinanb Sammen bon
piitSton Npenue perloren am Ulontaa
,br 3idbriees S5hn&sn 8iaie bur4 ben
Fob.
Am Sonntas Gadmittae fanb biz
8eerbiauns BON 5rau @ebrins BON plttss
ton Mpenus ftatt, nahbsm Serr Buitor
DibmdRer ben TrauerSottssclenit in Ger
prssbpterii4en 3h&e absebaIten bltte.
Der bon Nanaser G,dsr aussebsdts
pIan far bic MuSDebnune bes 8abnee'
leiies ber Traction gompanie nod benz
Beree bat bic @enebmieuns Der Direftos
rem erbalten unb bebarf nur nod Der
8efatisuns burd ben Stabtratb.
Srau Marp Dsfpfabt bon WiIIotp.
itrase erIaa am Dienltag einem 2ungen,
leiben i'm MIter BON 80 Sabren. Sic
binterIdbt bier 8inber unb Isbte ihon
felt ldnssrer 8eit bon ihrem Manne
setrennt.
Yin bic Sdienenbiitte Der Slbfsite
StabIiperfe peoenft man einen Nnbau
oon SO bel l55 SUB aus Giien su MAIDEN.
slebenbei sefaet, bat bisies Wert iebt
8sfeauneen senus, Inn bis gum Stunt
tbatis iein su fbnnen.
Die HaiIpap 4mmonia Wotor Som.
panic bon Netp gort bat an bic SanosIs.
bsbbrbe ber Siioieite cine Mnfrase be.
trsifenb cine Yerlesuns ibrer Wsrte se.
fsat. Die @eieaidaft perIanst feline
biefise rlnterltdsune unb iu6t lebislid
biaisss 2anb unb bilisen 8rennitoff.
Die @ietbs fiir ben Central garl
@arten flr Yic Slics 1T auf s25 terab.
ssiest. Ser @artsn 1T burd AuffiilIune
um bas bOppelte persrbbert unb Srau
8obinion beabfdtist, bieien popuIaren
8ersniisunssplas auf bas Bette Elm.
Suri4ten.
Mm ndhfen Montas. ben 6, Wdra
Nbenbs 8 1br, 1T bic idbrIids General.
8sriammIuns Der @lieter Der Sidort
Strabs BreSbpt. @emsinbe sur Wabl
bon Meltsiten unb GrufeeS unb grIebig.
uns anberer @eiddfte, bic eitpa porIis.
gen mbdten.
Seibenfabrifanten bon Nep serIet
baben 8rdiioent S1euer bon Der Dan.
oeIsbsborbs babisr benadri&tist, bab Il,
cine Sabrii su etablieren eebenfen uni
far Elm pafenbss Gsbduoe cine Metb,
slei& ie&s prossnt SntsreRen be3ublsr
plrben.
Aopofat Oonouan bate namens bei
Serrn 8Olano Ginwenounssn sesen bas
WabIersebnib bes apsiten 0iitritts be,
l9. Waro 8ema&t uno bsbauptet. bai
sttpa atpan3is Stimmsn, bic fur Bolant
beabfdti9t parsn. fur Broofs eeadbl
wurben. Die Bublbeamten bes Dtitrlt
ties mubten Dor @eridt eribe,nsn uni
ipurbsn perbDrt. aber bas @eriht lebni,
s,ne meitere nnteriu6uns aIS stpsdlo,
ab. ba bas @efammtrsiultat paburd pi6
uerdnbert niiroe.
s% SIM Sdubitore bon @ebr. Slid
IN Gebarftr. iinOet man bic bette @aare
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Ntttstpu.

Die 8uIean giienwerfe auf ber
Beitisits iino nit auftrdssn iibsrbduft.
an ber Clear Spring aobIenae&e
erIitt am Dienias Der l8 Sabre aIte
Dapib Heipbart idwere 8srlssunsen,
inosm ibn Elm 9obIen,us traf.
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3ircben.3ettel
Der bsptlden prssbptsriauiidsn @emeinbe ,
Seranton eidorp Strabe.

eonntos morssns bsuttde eountassiduIt
BON 9-1na ubr-en9Iiide Sonntas ihult
81 nbr. = Goitesoisnf. 6eulid,: Seo,r
Sonniae Morseu l02 IL llbr, Sb,nos II :
9 Ilar Gnsiu4 Ssosu I'stsn eonutas i'm
Ronst. abtnos II ilbr -S 'aeno 8eriamm
lung: eonntos absnbs 6l-74 llbr.-- Comic
nahotn llnterridt: Seosn ienitaa uno 8rti
toa: Miif' es 4-63 llbr. absnos 7-s rlbr.-
eonntassiduItegt.8orbereituns; Ssben 6reiiaf
abeno Don So llbr.
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Ureo. Smnmler.

Serae6t uicbt,
oab man jsoeraeit Die beaen 8,rtbeilt beim
Sall's bon aal@en. unp Sanonbrsu. edmud.
la1en. Silberwaaren &c. bel
6reem
srbaltsn farn Gin arobsr unb sleaanier gor.
ratb oer nsnsften Wuiter auf Die iolloehe art
osrtertigt. fortmdbfeno uorrdtbig; ale Der.
iautten artifel meroen garantirt
Wepat an llbren uno su,pe.
len miro ipe5isut Aufmeriiamtsit ssIdsntt
20 wiro i'm GeiHdff 6eutfd
setpro&eu
q. OB. Treeman,
HloIsr Blod. ede Bsnn Noe. uno Sprueeiir.
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2irtben=3ettel

Der oeutlden @rssbptsrianli&en 0smeinoe A
Yetersburg.
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Sounta9siduIe Rittaas i2-2 llhr. -
9oitesoisnft: soanfaa; Rittoss "a llbr
Donnsrtae abenbs SO llbr. Suaeno Der.
iammIuns WOniaa abenos s}-o llbr :
eonFrmanoen.llnterridt: Ssoem Montaa unh
Donnertaa: abshbs 7-8 llbr.
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Nus benz oberen xbaie.

- Sn benz BREEDER Der DoIpb 2obIen
So. 3u Sefup perIor am Monias Elm
&nabe namens peter 9eulp bas 2ebsn.
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8u al oisfsn berfdieoenartissn ssriammInn
gen laost be1Iid uno oriuesno elm
6. 9 @ibmdffer. gfarrer.
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~ Das >, ,WpGenbIatt" eatbdIt ben
bsRsn 2ofaIs Gsri6t unb ale Toniiisen
Rsaisssitsa bon Sntsrsfs Bur o.. 60.
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zonanseber in mosernen Goiifaren

Garfbuff's faitionabls ssriisur 9ar.
lors fur Damen uno 3inber, 9immsr l,
q. 8 Dime Banf @ebdube. scranton
II uno 10 Neaes @sbdube, 98iltss'
barre. 6