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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-04
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
Anthracite coal used exc slvely, insuring
cleanliness and comfort
TINE TABLE IN EFFEor JAN. %, 1893

Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For New York via Philadelphia, week days,
2.0s,523 1908 an IL. 33 24s,558 pm. Sunday
208, 746 a. m For New York via Mauch Chunk,
week days 7l5 q, m, 1888, .4S p. m.
For Reading and Philadelphia, week days,
2OS, 523 1.l8, lO08 o. 1888, 24s $50 p. sun.
day, 2.US, 146 a. m, 4.2S p. N
For Harrisburg, week days, 2.Os 7.is =, M,
2.49, 553 p. m.
For Allentown, week days, 7Is q. m, 1888,
For Pottsvile, week days, 2.Os, 7Isa m, u. .3s.
24s 5.53 p. m. Sunday, 2.08, 7.46 q. m, 4J3p. no.
For Tamaqua and Mahanoy City, week days,
EOS 5.23, 718 i00S A. m, IL, ,33, PAS 5.53 p. Sun.
day, 20s, 746 a. m, 4.2S p. m. Additional f0g
Mahanoy City, week days, 6.5S p. m.
For Lancaster and Columbia week days, 79e
D. m, 2.48 D. m.
For Williamsport Sunbury and LeWisbuIg,
week Gays, 1923, 71s, l1.2S q. m, 1.S3 658 prn.
Sunday, 81 % a. m, BOB p. m
For Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2.08, 3}3 5-s3,
7l8 1908 II 2S m. 1898, 133, 24s, 553 659, 6.3S
p. m. Sunday, 20S, 3.23 746 q. m, 30si 4.2S p m
For Girardyille, (Rappahannock Station },
1888, 1888, 2.4S 5.53, 6.5S, 933 p. N. Sunday, EOS
1923, 7.46 q. m, 3.03, 428 D. m.
For Ashland and ShamoKin. week days, 1928
523, us, ll.2s a. m, 1888, 65S 933 p. N. Sun
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH:
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week days
745 D. m, 1.30, 400, 7.3O p. M, 1918 night. Sun
Lsave New York via Mauch Chunk, week days
400 S.45 a. M, 100, 43O p. m. Sunday, 7.l5 a. m
Leave Philadelphia, week tnys, 4lO, 835
1000 n. m. and 400 500, l1.30 p. m, from
Market and 18th streets Sunday 3O5 a. m.
ll30 p. m.
Leave Heading, week days, 1S5, 7.1O, 1905, 1l.5C
q. M, 555, 7.57 p m Sunday, 1876 1913 a. m
Leave Pottsville, week days, 2.40 74O a. M.
1890, GIL p. Sunday, 2.40, 70O a. M, 2.05 p. m
Leave Tamnqua, week days $40, S48, li.23 q
M l.2l, 7l5 9S p. m. Sunday, $40, 7.43 a. N.
Leave Mahanoy City, week days, S.45, aI8
ll.47 .. m, Isl, 742 9.54 p NJ Sunday, 40, 6.1i
q. M, $40 p. m,
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week da Us, 30, 400
63O9 35 To- 10, II 50 a. J5 206, 500 6267 Oh
Leave Girardville, ClSappahannock Stationl
weeks days, 2.47, 4O7, 636 94l l0.46a. m, 1905
212, Ill, 5.26, 632, 8.O3, 1915 p. M Sunday, 245
407, S.33 a. m, 341, 5T p. M.
Leave Williamsport, week days, 500, $50, 1910
a, m, 3.35, Ills p. m. Sunday, Ills p. IN,
For Baltimore, Washington and the West yll
B. o. r. r., through trains leave GirArC
Avenue station, Philadelphia, (P. q r. r. r. a
90, 8.Ol, ll.27 q. m, 856, 542 7l6 ?. M. Sunday
3 80, S.02, l1.27 a. m, 3.56, 542 7.l6 p. m,
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION,
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street whar
and South street wharf for Atlantic City.
| Weekdays-Express, 9 90 a m, 90, 3 %, 10
| 5 90 p m. Accommodation, 8 90 a m, 8 As p M
| SundayS-EXpress, 90, 1900 o IN, Accom-
| notation, 90 a m and 30 p M.
| Returning leave Atlantic City depot, Atlanti
! and Arkansas avenues. Weekdays-EXpress
| 2 90, As, 3 90 and 8 30 and5 30 p N
| Accommodation, 10 n and 80 p m,
| Sundays-Express, 90, 8 0Op m.
| Accommodate atiOn. Is q N and 4 80 o m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-04
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Trains leave for Ashland, Girardville and Loot
Greek, 729, q41 a. m, 1880, 2.45 p. m.
For Yatesville, Park Place, Mahauoy City,
Delano, Hazleton, Black Creek Junction, Penn
Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
Bethlehem, Easton and New York, $40 a. H.
255 p. m.
For Philadelphia 1870, 2.55 p. m
For Yatesville, Park Place, Mahanoy City and
Deano $40 IL 35 a. m, IL. 80, 255 4.40 500 p. M
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, s.SU, 1lSO
o. m, LOS, 4.S7 p. m.
$50 a. m, 2.45 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Shenandoah, $50, lO.4O
am, ,l35, 5,l5 p. m.
Q. G. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Philadelphia, Pa.
A. w, ,NONNEMAOHER, Asst, G. P, A. Lehigh
NalleY Division. South Bethlehem "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-04
DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD,

A. w, ,NONNEMACHER, Asst, G, P, A, Leh
Valley Division, South Bethlehem Pa.
, 1893-12-23
murktherfdtt
g. btcn1n. %. 9,

wv y AC' SNOH
SoI9enbe 8reiie pur6en BEL 9r0Beren
9artien e~r3ielt:
Butter, Bette Creamery @aare 271
O. cute 26(027c, mittelmGBtge %
@25c, 9atrp, bette, 233@243c, mittelgute
nno quite 1921, friiber Paftng Stod
159@164c.
8uttertne, @aitGafe 0airD, Is,
empire 163, bette Creamery 10, Satnoiier
III; in v8ous" ober fleinen @cbinben &c
mebr.
&Gie, BETTE vTuu Cream Gbebbars",
11012c, uSwins1 1l3@12c, rgouns
9lmerita" 12(0123, nac6gemacbter S9tpeiz
ser l23@134c, v8ri6" l2@13c, 2imburser
-0-c.
8o6nen, 8ete vgaoOies" $1,753@
1,60, mitteIgutc $1.55, nit ber Wtalbine
gereintste $1.40@1.50.
Ger, 9an3 frii6s, 32e bas 9ub6.
W b isfeD, SLID.
!, @efIfgeI, lebenoiges, SurfeD 800
loo; Sibner - 4ennen Go, aIte nnb
iunee 6-63c; @nten 5000 fir leben6i9e;
@Gnie, I~ebenbige nit ben gan3en 6ebern,
Sc. 90 bas Ouben6. Spring
Gbifens" 6@63c bas 8funo.
. b It geb0rrteS: 9lepfel, finitli6 ge>
trndnete, 73@10c. bas 8funb, an Der
Come ge60rrte n0rbIi9e 5(063c,, 8firit6e
506c, 8rombecren 6(07c, 6imbeeren 23@
243c; @alifornii6e6: Nprtfolen 14@16c
ntbtgeicbdlte 8ftriicbe 8@11c, geibGtte
22@24c; gHaumen Sob; 9toifaen:
v0Onbon 2apers" 81. 65(0$2. 90 bas &iits
chen, vMuStateuer" 81 ,0O@1.35, Ioie
406c.
Obf, frii9es 2tepfel $2.25@2.50 unO
So. 00@3. 25, ie na9 Der Site, 8ananen
81 .0001 .25, Gttronen 81.
&artoffeIn- 8urbanfs 56059c,
Sebrons 54(056; Jtoie O.; burbz
chamber -0-c Ser 8ulbel. Serlep7
Speets g otatoS 3.25@3,75 bab SAB, Sill
ttDiler 81. 75@3.00.
, 1893-12-23

Sarolta, fiat, mas audi bas Natiirlibite
9epelen tpdre, mir TIT 8ertraren Su lcbene
fen, 9laubte bteiem 8i9te urb bra9tc IS
aber ii9, MIDI bon iicb 3u peilen!"
y9te arme SaroIta badte eben in tbrer
2iebe anbers. &arobics bate ibr 8epeile
g%eboten, er l6ipor, eS gebe Mitpt1ier -
gum Seiipicl NrmenDi-, un6 ct fragte, oh
CT pieIeicbt bielen in ibrer @egentpart auf>
forOern ioute, 3eugniB abSule9en. SCI
m06te ba cine Srage an Sic itellcn Sagen
Sic mir, 9eiebt ben Sal, Sbr Gater wdre
lptrfltcb 10 unglidltcb 9emeien, cine iolcbe
Shat 3t begeDen, uno Sic bitten baS zines
Cages %erfabren, mas ipGre bann 9ei6eben?"
yg8as 9eideben ipare? SD bGtte mtdb
bor auem meines un~recbtmaBigcn 8ciibes
begeben."
LIMB bann?"
vSd, mas 6ann?"
v9tun ieben Sic: Sarolta bate eben
tpetter geoacbt: gSenn eS ipahr tpGre, tpenn
BET uni6ulbt9e fir ben S6ulbt9en 1eiben
Ioute-la, tpenn er in ieiner 8erStpetflung
fetnen an6eren Nustpeg fGnbe, ais an fi6
6anb su legen! l1no bieler @ebante be-
md6ttgte itb ibrer nit TO pl0bliber unb
unpiberitebliber @epalt, baB ie 6enieI6en
ntbt Los tper0en fonnte. Sic bate alto
nur bic g8abl: enttpe6er Qlrpab erfG6rt eS
uno tO6tet li6-ober bu tbuit &arobicS iet@
men 8tuert unb ~entia9it ibm. Sic opferte
tbr 6ers Sbrem 9eben!"
vl1no ma6te MIDI bob gum un9lIdli6>
fen WeIen auf benz @rbbooen !"
Sid ielbit aber pobI au6. @os tie
gelttten 6aben muBte, bas fann tcb beur>
tbetlen, benn tcb er16raf ernitltb itber ibr
MuSieben, ais icb ite balo barauf lab"
Die NermIte, Die 8e6auernspertbe !"
idgte Qlrpa0 NIT benz Nusorude %ttefiten
Mitlet6s. Yl0Blt6 aber ibittteIte CT bef7
tg BEN &opf, unb belle &0tbe itteg ibm in
Bic S6lGfen: gSte bat Sbnen nicbt aueS
er3Gblt, 0Dftor."
yMas bGtte ite nocb er3GbLen iouen?"
v9aB benz allen = aub unlerer 2iebe
= 9tnge bDraus9egangen maren, bic -
Die = ob @ott, mie ioa t6 SDnen baS
iagen = ib BARI ia ni6t, i6 fona ni6t!
I'm bte1eS GebeimniB 81 betpabren, babe
i6 ia Die lGn9ite 3eit BEN Ni6t 9cibeut,
bin ibm aus benz Nege 9egangen, oenu
toenn i6 au9 bic lteber3eu9un9 9ctpann,
baB fe mtcb aus an6eren @riinoen nicht
lteben burfte, 10 tpoute icb bo6 ntcbt, baB
ibre @bre preiSsegeben perbe,"
vSaroltas @bre? Sprcben Sic bon biez
fer? Sir bic itebe ib iebe Setun6e Elm,
uno tpeDe Dem Manne, BET es tpagen ioQte,
beriel6en nabe 81 treten! SD bin fein
Singing mebr, aber bel meinem @orte,
i6 wiiroe bon Niemanb 6uLben, iiber sic
@bre oteieS fledenloien WG6cbcns falicb 5u
urtbetlen, = i6 iblcuberte ibm bas @ort
2iigner pbne 309ern ms @eli6t!" Or.
@5omor bate iicb 10 in 6tBe 9erebet, 6aB
feline Wtiene etnen ganS berauSforbernoen
Nusorud angenommen bate.
C59ruB fcIat.)
, 1893-12-23
mteoer Ole Guarantee Jnpe itment
Company.

Die Guarantee Snbeltment So, ut16 tbr
grGiibent George Wc0onalb iin6 pteOer
in ltn9ele9enbetten. 9tesmal beantragen
SDlDia unb SO. $. @erbtf I'M &reisgericbt
etnen @inba[tsbefebI 9e9en bic GertLagte,
bur6 ben tbr berboten iper6en ioQ, tbr
@ei9Gft tpie6er 81 betretben nnb ibr 0epoz
fit I'M Staatsi6abomt bon NtiiiOuri 3u5
riid5u3teben, ebenlo ion tbr perboten tper>
ben, trgenb tpelbe 9epoitten aus bieiigen
8anfen 3~uriidsu3iebeu unb tbre @ei6Gftsz
bicber fort3uicbaffen. Die &lGger be5et6z
men Die @ei9dftsmetbp6e Der @eieui9aft
ais betri9erii9.
, 1893-12-23

@enn 0tdt uno 8eI9dftieuns itets Der
Natnr an9emefien tpdren, 70 tpitr6e es
peni9 ober got feline Electromagnetic dper<
ben 9eben. Sin Didttpediel lift oft idtper,
ein 8efiel IN Der 8eiddftt9ung 9ren3t oft
ants nnm6slide. @eraOe in ioldcn 6dlz
len %ertpeiit it6 So6annS off'8 Mfal3@
ertraft b0dft ~tuertbpO1. @r fOrbert Die
Serbau1n9, 1T ansenebmt su nebmen u1o
uniddolid. Der Spethel, Der Mta9enfaft
uno anoere Safte, ftnO Die natiirliden
Sitlf8mittel CUR 8erbauun9. Sobann
9Off'S MuGsertraft bilft tbnen babel.
Gr nta6t ben Sauptbeftaubtbeil unierer
9~tabruue, baS Stdrfemebl, 1Dslid. Daz
burh iuiro Die Gufsabe Der 8erOauunss@
or9ane erleidtert, 5. T.. Die 8eroauun9
felbit sef0rbert, 8eltebe ouruuf, nur ben
ddten 5u erbalten.
Ser gtamens3ug vSobann Soft" muB
auf Der Gillette am 9alie ieber Slal9e Iteben.
&etn anberer @rtraft lift ddt.
@isner & Meubelion Co., &genteu, 1852 uno
154 Sranfliu ST., Stem Dorf.
, 1893-12-23
Stdott1hes.
untertubun9 nur an Qrbeits.
wiuige.
Gin @roous oes 2Irbettsfdeuen GeinoeIs
aus Chicago bereits bemerfbar.

Nrbeitsi9eues @eitnbeI fin6et es in G6iz
cage ni6t mebr eemitbli6, lettbem bte
Setter Der 8obltbdti9feits 8 rgantiattOnen
Die l1uteritiibun9 9ilfsbebirfti9er bon
elmer ipenn aucb nur ~9eringen Nrbeitsz
~leiitung Der 6ilfeildbenben obbGngtg MAJ
6en, unO es na9t ii6 icbon iebt, smei
Sage nab benz Snfrafttreten bes 8eiblui>
ieS beS 6tlfss@c z@OmiteS, Elm Qlus3ug
bon cramps uno arbettsi6euen 8agabun>
ben aus Chicago bemerfbar.
@eitern erbtelten iiber 800 arbeitsmtut9e
W6nner 8ei9afttgung bel StraBenreini5
gln8sarbettelt, uno als GntgeLb er6telten
fte Gt6ets, pel6e ite gu einem Q(ben6e1ien,
0tacbtlager uno Sriibitid berecbtigten.
9tcienigen 2eute, Bic am 0onneritog mach
ein9enommcnen freien 6ribItiif Die tbne1t
Gngebotene Nrbett nt6t annabmeH, sogen
es gcitern Dor, iib bon ben Suppent0pfen
Der 0ffentIiben MobltbGtigteit am 9SuBe
Der GanoolpbitraBe fern 3u balten ; lie tbaz
ten tpobl 0aran. 6enn fife tpGren obnebin
fortgei6i6t tporben.
Superintendent Steele fpricbt fich iber
Sic bon ben arbettStpiuigen Mannern aes
~letiteten Observation-Disclosures iebr
5ufrteoen aus. ST mill in nGcbiter @oche
bic ftG6tii6en garbs an 6er 9lDams1troBe
uno @enter 9pe. 0ffnen, 10 boB bic. auf Ser
NSeit1ette tpobnenoe Qeute nicbt er1t bis gum
SuBe Der &an6olpbftraBe gu geben brouz
chem, um 9(rbett gu befommen.
Die Wttt9Iteber be8 @entralbtlfs @omites
liber5eugten it3 BET etnem 9~tunogange
bur6 Bic NogirbGuier baoon, 6aB bic BON
benz @omtte Derausgabten Qn~&peiiungen
auf Na6tlo9er aub bpnortrt iperoeu.
9aS @om.ite bdlt es I'M Snterelle Ser
a~rbettSwtutgen gfotbleibenoen fir geratben.
baB bic freien S6lafitdtten in ben 8oIisetz
ftationen unb im 9tatbbauIe geicbloiien
pcrocn. Quen ar6ettSfGbtgen MGnnern
fol- es anbeim9eiteut tperben, enttpe6er fir
iDre ltnteritibung cine 2lrbeit bon bret
Stunoen ais 0e9enletitun9 gu bieten, o6er
auf l1nteritiibung 3u Der5ibten. Muf Diele
8eiie miro Oas arbeitSideue @eiin6el balb
aus G6tcogo fortgetrieben mer6en, un6 Der
Grobius lit bereit8 I'M beften @arge.
9as Central gomite bat bic @nt6eduno
gema6t, DAB getptiie 9eute bereits perz
iucbcn, ih6 auf gefdli6ten Nnpeiiungen in
ben freten Supp%enanitalten Ma5l3eiteu
9e6en 81 laiien. 0aS Gomtte erircbt bic
Setter Der 9lnitalten, auf Die 8;Gets Nbt AT
ge6en.
, 1893-12-23

- Die S6utIebrerin Sri. Ga Gour in
Mor9an 8art bat in iene itiue 9or1tabt
cine 8ranbfafeI ber 3tpictracbt baourcb
geidbleuoert, baB lie Sen &naben IommD
Sons, weIcber burcb boS 8erfcn bon 9az
pierpfr0pien unO an0ere llntu9enben i6re
Gntriiitun8 eripeftc, nit 6itlfe beS Sa7
nitorS f0rperli6 unb an Der iibliben Steue
3i6ti9te. Die 9Glfte Der 8eO0lterung lit
9e9en, Bic anbere 9aIfte fir t0rperIic6e
3I9tigung.
, 1893-12-23

1856 Rrnuie @pttfrieo
l87 &r3Dnta San
1888 Gl0t Mtartin
lS9 Sucera Autouin
100 &u9erer Mm
l9l &ubaramsfi @incentD
1872 &ubif Satob
1913 &ulmsfi Nler
1874 8riten SEQ.
1876 &urtDfa Mateuss
1876 &unG Sean
1877 Sad 3pfio
1913 &afren5 Gbas
1879 Sanoouer SIioor
200 &an9erman g
POI &nuier SatDb
POP &aiarolpiB Siman
203 &aiut Mutpn
204 &eoerle NtiB Warie
zO0 SetOeHoerg 5
POS 2eiI6miB @0mnro
POI &eiB SraH5
208 &enefe @oleie1
209 &enSfi BERNHARD 81
210 2eomtbal u
211 &emanoomsfi @uoraee
2l2 Sefotonie5 Stefon
213 2emD 9
2l4 Si9tiuger Mi9aeI
2l5 &ooa 93ian
216 SDbing Mnoreas
217 2pnoin @ut
218 &ontIed 9tid
219 &udburOt MtiB Gmm1
220 Mtoc5ud &ouItontin
221 Mooura Mtarcin
222 Wagipurin Srons
223 Wtoier Spttlteb
224 Wtalemsfp 8alent1
225 Wtalto WtiB @rno
, 1893-12-23

- Die 8rubiteae, tpeG9e in 5Doe gart
etne 0%aiiernotb peronlaBte, puroe seltern
reparirt.
, 1893-12-23

40 Maifielemsti Nn0reas
All Walber Gll1e
Alp Waltomsfi Sosef
4l3 @auot Ralar3DHa
Ala Me6er 4arl
Ais @einert Robert
416 Meelbauien fSr
All Men5el @m
418 @erfmeiiter @bas
419 @ertbeimter Ntrs
Senriette
420 @eIotet @olentp
421 Mie3tgmann Sobft
422 @ilC3Busti SD3ef
423 @iloer 8
424 @iaiams @bas
425 milb 0irtor
426 mimorsti Wpicie9
APT Wirfus Srou5
428 @i5mepsfi San
Az wopel @nt
430 Woinomstp A6oIt
43l @olff 6r
432 Molf Sb 8
ABB @o3niot Spbou
434 Munet Senor5i
ABS @ple9ota So5ef ~
436 3a6os Stauiltamo
437 3o6arias WtinHle
436 3ogomsfi s.
439 3abrooiut 9tutpu
440 3arentba AleT
AL 3ebromsfD NtarceI
442 3eonit fSrant
443 3elnis Setter
IA 3emte 6riebri9
445 3e3ulta Satub
446 gilman 81
447 3paucemsfi Sraueisaet
448 3orn Sermann s.
, 1893-12-23
mohentlide BrteHtfte.

ollie in bie1er 2ifte on9eaeigten 8rieIe, pel9e ni9t
innerbalb 5tpei Woder, bonn obeHItebenoen Datum eins
%9eredbnet, ob9ebolt limb, tperber noh Der Dead Letter
Office" in W9aibtn9tOn Qei0n0k
, 1893-12-23
Saruten.
3n Dermietben: stures, @Obnungen Il.

On oermtetben: Seine Heue Stats nit mooerueu
~ @tnrIhtun9eu Habe Der @iieu= unO brei Sinten 8ferbes
babneH. $40. 4 Sracelano 9loe. 23up, ban
On bermietbeH: .S9Due neue 9eobnanoen ppu
~ 1e 6 3llnmeru nit aaem Gomfort, fin iur So, nur
EN- pa0r SIod nDnt NOou0aler 8nbubpfe in Der @iiou
aoe, l giod nbroltd pon Der Belmont 9tpe. aeleoeH.
9sodp3ufra9en @tittG9S in SO. 35 I'M Staatsaeituaos.
SeuuHOF. a. OOB. Gut, BAN
, 1893-12-23

uSebt CUR Sac6e," 6rGngte 2[rpaS ont
ndcb1ten Wtorgen, nac66em er 6em 0oftor
lber leine Tragcn nab bem 8eftn6en baitige
InSfunft ge9eben, vbie Sortiebung BON
geitern; ben Nnfang babe ic6 mittIerpeile,
10 gut es ging, Derbaut."
vS6 tpitBte ntcbt, oh tb nicbt better tbue,
Elm paar Gage Doriber ge6en gu %la1ien,"
mari Or. G3omor Elm.
v9Sollen Sic MIDI trarf madben ? Wenn
nicbt, 10 erfitaen sic mir meme 8itte."
u@i9entlid giebt es nicbt biel mebr gu
ersdblen. @Qip: es fam iener b0ie Sag, 6a
NtelesS6euial mertte, baBSie S6rcr&Duitne
ber3lt3e @efibIe e~ntgegen bracbten, 1no
oaB oteie @efitble ertpieoert tpuroen. 0as
mar fir Sbren Seinb genug - tparum ct
etgentltcb SDr Set1O tpar, tpeiB icb nicbt-"
rg8etl i9 en6lt6 ietnen @cloforoerun9en
S6ranten leBte, oa tb bemerft bate, baB
er MIDI beibptnoelte unb belog."
80? Nun ia, Elm Gbren1nann in ie6er
M8e3iebung! 9a mar fir i'm lomit genug,
Inm Iues oaran 81 ieben, baB er Sic aus
etnanoerbrdcbte. @r entbitute belnnacb in
letner brutalen 2lrt - Sic tpdreu eben nit
Sbren 8ertpanbten BET QtrmerDi 3u 8eiucb
- bas @ebetmniB bes Mor6es un6 fru0
SaroIta, Oh itc 6as 6er3 babe, Dem Mann
ferner 5u lteben, belien 0ater ben i6ren
meu3ltngs g%etObtet, UNI itcb in ben 8eiib
oeS Wtaiorats gu icben."
SS4aHOli4!" rief 2trpa6 empDrt. vnn6
, 1893-12-23

q eiu6t: Suuger Ntonn iu9t Steae in gGferei as
brittle Sanb. Aor u. &, BDrou Abe, @de
Woaort Ctr. 2Ihs3t
, 1893-12-23

M efu6t: Sunger Wtann, peIher mebrere Sabre in
" Npotbefe uno Saloon ais POrter 9%earbeEtet, iudt
Gbnltbe Stelung; CUTE 3eu9uifie.
2l083t K 22 Stootsseitunq.
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PLAN TO PREVENT FoRGERIE=.

To Yhe Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: The excitement and talk which hive oeen
created by the publication OF reports OF seVera'
clever and successful check body forccries by I'M
pnncipcd masters Of chemistry certainly ought !"
nve rise TO a new activity Of American inventive
genius would like to submit the following P'aa'
through The Tribune, for the consideration OF bus
ness men generally plan so simple. ana YET 50
complete that think 1t will enectually put stop
TO the scheme Of converting ordinary business letters
into commercial paper OF value.
There is scarcely a business house Of any import
once at the present day but what has adopted tne
universal system now in for the better protec-
ton AGAINST "check raising" namely the use Oh
stamping machine OF some description which GUS
The apures OF the amount through the paper on wnicn
the check is made out. While this method has moi
hccn wholly etfcctual In making an end OF "eheck
raising" 1t has certainly done great deal III 'na'
direction.
,ouh suggest n like treatment Of all letters sent
ant bv business firms containing the signature recos
Mica a. the bank. small stamp which Mou''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

Tie fifth coming concert OF the symphony Society,
which took place last night In the Music Hail. was
overwhelmingly dominated by the PaderewsN In
fuclce. The admired pianist, It Is true. did not
figure OH the programme more extensively than Is
customary at such concerts but II plain not only
from the size OF the audience, but also from is De-
|hayor that interest centred In him. and. indeed IN
his solo numbers. lie played the Schumann concerto
and with IL placed 70 his credit the most refined, poet
cal and altogether lovely performance OF which he mas
acuultted himself here this season. but uH
plaudits with which the audience rewarded
him for II were incon sequentia compared with tiose
which his playing Of the solo pieces evoSe'. Ihc"e
solo pieces were Schumanns "NachtstuecK, 'he
same composers transcription Of study by fagahihi
and LISTS twelfth Hungarian rhapsody, the same
p,cces that he played Friday afternoon when 'ey
were announced the printed programme b'a"
t,ful rs was his playing OF them land only rhapsody
could hope TO make the merit Of that playing appre
hended IL was Insignificant and awdry compared with
IFS work In the concerto There he made plain 'he
secret Of his marvellous hold the admiration ana
affection Of the music lovers. The mysteries Vi
snlnsters and the sentimentalsm Of school girls had
nothing 70 do with his triumph He played mar
v,llouslv with entire devotion to the spirit OF
The wonderful composition WIN compice anSul p.,''
nation OF H. fine firm sweet loneliness could scarcely
ne Imagined and he was seconded by Mr.
Damrosch and his orchestra IN a manner anrrer ''
The orchestra, indeed did excellent work all the
evening especially in the fourth symphony by
TSchaikowsky heard earlier In me season from inc
Smctana's vigorous and spirited Overture ips a
Comedy and two numbers, a eerenade ana Theme,
pretty music. but rather lightwascd, it seemed TO
us. for a symphony concert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
THE OBDAK AGAIN STICK ~ THE MUD.

Within short distance OF the place where she
went aground a few days ago on hcr return "'P
from, Rotterdam, the Netherlands American steamer
ohda, wont ashore Yesterday at 80 a. m, outward
hound She WAS lying yesterday at Upper Miadic'
near the Swash Channel. At $40 p IN. several
attempts were made to get her on the shoal nut inc
efforts were OF no avail short time ago she went
ground because the pilot made mistake III 'hc io
cation OF the buoys This morning al hieh "a'cr
another effort will be made TO get the obo'h OUT VI
her predcament. The first cabin passengers OF INC
Otdam ore Miss 3. Weskopf, DR.. John W. Adams
~ u u Rove Dr. II. VI. Miller, Luclen Lrvieley,
Mr. and Mrs c. Richter. Franklin Fischer. Gusiave
Knyene c. Ca,smus, william Mcneil ana "oii
Erlacher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
BREAKING Up OF A FRIENDLY CIRCLE
THE SECOND DIVORCE GRANTED ON EVIDENCE
IN THE BLOOMFIELD CASE.

THE SECOND DIVORCE GRANTED ON EVIDENCE
IN THE BLOOMFIELD CASE.
There was proceeding In tho supreme
Court Of Westchester County before Justice
Dykman, at White Plains, yesterday In when
several prominent New-YOrk people figured.
Judge Dykman opened court hour earlier than
usual In his private room adjoining the supreme
Court chambers John L. Hill. OF Brooklyn, appeared
with several witnesses, who gave testimony suhclent
for Judge Dykman to grant a decree d absolute
divorce 10 Mrs. Helen Stokes Turner from her nus
band. Gilbert H. Turner, both Of New-iork. The
testimony was scaled In an envelope and orderco
filed In the County Clerks Office. Judge Dykman
charging that II be kept secret. John L. Hill refused
to give any information about the case, saying IL was
"a private affair"
II Is understood. however that Mrs Turner secured
her divorce on evidence growing out OF discoveries
made BY Mr. Hill while counsel in the case OF James
NJ Bloomfield, the New-York jeweller who secured
an absolute divorce from his wife year or so ago.
In the Bloomfield divorce case, Thomas NJ. Turner.
brother OF the defendant In Yesterdays shit was
named as CO. respOndent. and at that trial Gilbert H.
Turner swore that he had frequented questionable
houses in New-York In company with James NJ.
Bloomfield.
Thomas NJ Turner'S wife secured a divorce from
the evidence In The Bloomfield case, which was on
trial while Mrs. Turner In Europe. lcster-
days proceeding makes the third divorce secured
within the Bloomfield Turner circle All the parties
AT one tine friendly terms. and hved near
each other at YOnkers.