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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
MOCED By FRANCES NATIONAL AIR.

HAPPINESS or GNrL AT LISTENING TO THE
STRAINS or THE M>RSTGLLAI>E
Al TIE BATTERY.
When Baync's Goth Regiment Band CAV" it, regular
evening concert AT Battery Park on Friday evening
about 300 persons were there To- hear II. one OF
the number, on the programme was medley OF
tho various Ivtional airs. When n strain from the
well known national frony anthem was reached an
Old n back seat. surrounded hy his hrS" family
Of children. took OF his hat and began Ia sing III"
Mar,clai-eT IN tone, which betrayed deep emotion.
Apparently he Wa n arrival to the Western shore
ST first tho people near him turned and gah"i al
him rather angy In resentment Of the interruption
If their quiet ENJOYMENT But when they the
teas streaming down his wrlnklci face. and also
noticed the emotion Of his aged wife and young
daughcrs they seemed easily to forgive the unusual
demonstration.
Clearly his ncghborS sympatlz'd with the Gaul.
Many Of them were recent immigrants themselves.
some had sufficient dcicacv 10 away their faces.
When The band ceased 10 play the applause In tEt
particular quarter wa, unusually noisy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
T. ELLERY ANDERSON WILL NOT RESIGN.

when II was announced that President Cleveland
had appointed T.. Elcry Anderson Pacific Railroad
Commissioner M place Of Nr. Dmmock who declined
10 serve IL was said that h. would resign from the
commission recently appointed by Mayor GIroy to
revise the school laws Of N"w-lork city Mr.. An
dcrson l., ono of the best Informed men the public
school system 81 TIL, city. having been Intimately
connected with 4 twenty years. He wa elected
chairman Of the commit, ,ion. II learned AT his
Office no 10 Wall It.. yesterday, that his appoint
mrut on the railroad commission VIII In no way III
trrrrc with his duties on the school commission. and
that he will not resign from IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
WILL NOT INVESTIGATE THEMSELVES.

Elmira, ~ y. Aug 5.-Thc local members "i 'h'
Board Of Managers Of the Ncw->"rk state REFORM"
tory say that they passed resolution requesting 'h'
Goycrnor 10 Investigate the alleged cruelty nj that IN
sttuton In good faith. and there J, nothing i"r'h'r
for them 10 do I'm the matter one "i The hoard "'''"
,lt # would the height ~ folly Tor them &" lnNN
,,,,,to themselves and 50 the matter viii lee dropped
The board regard the charge against ih" reorh""y
os utterly grourdlcss, and member went 80 lar a.
ia state that In his opinion IT wa, bl"ckmal'ihs
srhcmr. Unless Governor Flower change, bis opinion
os EXPRESSED IN lis communication "i August !, II i
NOT likely that any action will be- taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET DULL.

The real estate market continues 10 follow the con-
ditions In other lines OF rsnrs, and remains unusually
dull, even for This tine Of tho year. there was Il
slight improvement In the situation last week. Int
that DOS not mean great deal. There has been III
dicnlions lately that considerable nuihbcr OF people
who have money to invest are looking around TO
lind profitable real estate. hut the sales and trans
fcrs during the week were few. The sale OF th,
G'niam pr, pcrty In I'ifth av" was liz" lrncpal real
estate transaction of the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
LEASED ONLY.
Terms 81 80 per month
for residences.

letter which has been sent by the company
ITO the press and medical profession. contains this
invitation: "You are cordially invited to attend the
formal opening OF the showrooms OF the RAPID
Safety Filter Company OF NewYOrk on the even
ing OF the 7th inst. at o'clock. to inspect per-
feet system OF filtration. by which the Croton
water Is rendered absolutely pure
Dr. Cyrus Edison. when asked about his connec-
ton with the company. said: II recently purchased
100 shares OF the companys stock. paying as much
for them as any person would have to pay. because
made the vlce-proshlcnt Of the company, | sup
pose not because | was Health Commissioner
but because have devoted much Of my time for
years TO the study Of hygiene and have become
well known 10 IN" public as a writer on that sub
icct. II Is not likely that the Health Board Will
have to pass upon the merits OF the company
hitter and certainly would resign either my place
IN the company or my Office "A Health Commits
sioucr rather than bc placed in position where |
might be- suspected Of using my Official position 70
rrorot. the interests Of ne company II can
not culag" IN any lfgitimat" business enterprise
apart from nv duties aa Hr1lfh Commissioner
Wnull be- HeU FOR m" 90 icSig. my oh 90 az once.
FOR thc salary Is not large. ! have not engaged IN
any business Of which / ashamed, ana am
unable 10 see how my connection with the inter
conjany Will conflict with my duties as "A COM
missioner. The filter IS not thing which can be
m.ndcd by the Health Board. hut Is a luxury
which many persons may be willing TO pay for
The Croton Is safe for public use as II
lows from an ordinary tap. but II contains GER
tain amount Of alluvium. or earth In state Of
suspension. which IS somewhat unpleasant ana can
be removed only by filtration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
rOrL oD0Rs ANNOY MAYOR GfLR0r.

Mayor Giroy is possessed Of acn" organs "i
smell. \ Lad odor proceeding from beneath the per
Of the NcwJcrsey steamboat Company at 'aHa' ~
attracted his scnshllltics the other day. ana ne I'll
recied the attention Of Health COMMISSIONS thsoh
and President Ciam OF the Dock Department 10 Tue
circumstances. They made an Investigation ana
found that the foul odOrS proceeded from The 'ahA
Il. sewer. and the filth accumulated under The steam
tcat company'S shed. sanitary superintendent hoo
crs instructed 10 have the filth removed III" '"'
sewer cleaned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
4 FLAG FOR " II VERBS HONE AND ACADEMY

A handsome flag Is being made by n committee ol
women al daughters Of former wcrkm,A III 'h' sup
yards Of Ncw-Nork which Is t" hoat over ,l' mum
and academy erected by the weIlAnown shipbnider'
william n w1a ou rortham Heights, Tile flag
is Intended os a trihutc 10 the memory OF Tho slres
who worked I'm the shipyards In other days II VIII
be- sixteen by twenty five feet In sR'' ana Oh 'he
blue ground will appear "A mechanics ora"hy arn'
holding 1lon n hammer and surnount,d py .ne io1ty
home VIII be ready for occupancy this fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
~ NORTON coNrEssEs TO FORGERY.
WAY EXPECTED

Paris Aug 5-The trial opened mere TO-DAY OF NJ
Ducrot Editor of the "Cocarde," and NJ Norton.
rh ,otter &c charged with having forged the docu-
ments alleged to have been stolen from the British
EMBASSY which are reported to show that certain
Frenchmen were guilty OF treason NJ Ducret Is
charged with completely in the forgeries' NJ
C,emenceau whose name appeared in the docu-
ments as one OF the men engaged IN treasonap.e
consniracy against France. from which Great Bit
,n was 10 derive benefit. claims damages for the
ube,ous statements concerning himself In the
no ners upon which the prosecution is based
Norton confessed that place on the stan Oh 'he
petit Journal had been offered to him II the con.
spiracy should succeed and also that me ns NJ
We're forgeres and we're prepared AZ the nouSe VI 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
FOUR DROWNED BY CAPsIzING BOATS.

Halifax. ~ S, Aug. 5.-James Pike. aged thirty
five and Selby Newbott aged sixteen, W'ie
drowned at South Dido. ~ F.. in sight OF ther
homes by their boat sinking. William Pinkhan' OF
St Johns Bay. " F.. was drowned by the up
setting of his dory. Edward r. Harrington weil-
known citizen. was drowned yesterday afternoon
while sailing in the harbor, his boat being
capsized by a squall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
CAUSING MUCH COMMENT.
DIR EDSON'S SURPRISING CONNECTION
WITH FILTER COMPANY.
HE SAYS II Is PURELY BUSINESS INVEST.
MENT AND HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH
HIS OFFICE--HEALTH BOARD PREC



HIS OFFICE--HEALTH BOARD PRLC.
LDENTS VIOLATED.
II will cause general surprise that member OF
the Board OF Health of this city is officer OF a
company controlling patented device for purifying
the ctys water supply. Such fact would have
been too astounding for belief in the days when the
Health Board was non-partisan and was regarded
the most respectable branch OF the city govern
ment. Men like Professor Charles +. Chandler and
DR.. Edward q. Janeway never would have become
interested in a patent on the merits OF which they
might have To pass as Health Commissioners. 1t
their invariable rule also not to lend the
countenance Of the Health Board to any patented
device. however worthy OF commentator the de-
vice might have been. In these days, however. the
Health Board Is "A part of the Tammany machine
and the public need not be amazed If the spirit OF
Indifference 10 the proprietes which pervades the
larger organization extends also to the branch office
in Mott-st.
There have been many complaints by citizens
lately because the Croton water has had a muddy
appearance. a disagreeable taste and an offensive
smell The Commissioner OF Public Works and the
Health Commissioners have declared that the trou-
bic was caused by dead ends in the water-pipes,
but analyses Of the water continue to show the
presence of ntrites although there has been a
systematic blowing-on OF hydrants in the city to
Increase the circulation OF the water Now comes
forward the Rapid Safety Filter Company. with
Offices at No 1873 Broadway, Offering TO make the
water in any house absolutely pure for the mod
est OF 81 30 a month. on the letter-hcads OF
the company is displayed the name OF DR. cyrus
Edison. the Health Commissioner OF this city, as
the vice-president OF the company. Other officers
of the company stated to be Frank w. Sanger
president and Myron II. Oppenhem, secretary n
picture of an ornamental ice-box supposed to con-
tain the company's filter also adorns the letter
heads and under the picture Is printed the term
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
r. ]. PHELPS HOMEWARD BOUND.

Southampton. Aug. Sc. J. Phelps. one OF the
American counsel before the Behrng Sea Tribunal
of Arbitration. accompanied by Mrs. Phelps sailed
to-day for New-York on the American Line steamer
Paris Henry White. Secretary OF the American
Embassy and a number Of other Americans came
from London this morning and hade MI anu MIS-
Phelps farewell on board the steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
CATTLE DROWNED BY 4 CLOrDBT RST.

Sharptown, Ind, Aug. j.-This ndchborhood wa
visited yesterday 10y the most disastrous storm know"
for years doing great damage To crops and farm pr"
erty. 4 clOudburst flooded the land 10 depth ol
eighteen inches Johnson Fork swollen beyond
IFS banks. Scores OF cattle washed away ana
drowned, and hundreds OF Of corn were blown
fat 10y the wind. Several barns were struck 10y
lightning and destroyed with their content, and impi'
mcnts and many farmhouses were inundated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
REOT EST OF THE BRICK MEN Ref SEQ

Albany. Aug. b State Factory Inspector economy
has refused gran; The petition Of the brick Pnh"
facturcr along the Hudson River ASKING MN 10 "io
boys under fourtrcE years Of axe to WORK III anu
about the yards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
THE Blue FLEET THE VICTOR.

London. Aug 5-The umpires in the naval con-
test between the Red fleet commanded by VIZ
Admiral Fairfax. and the Blue fleet, uhde' '
command Of Rear-Admirai Fltzroy' nave u'0'l
that the Red fleet. which assumed to be u'i'
of an enemy failed in its objects, ana nave
o,,orded the victory to the Blue or defensive Meet
This is the first time in the history of BRUSH hdNd.
manoeuvres Of this kind that the defensive Hee'
has KO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
CHALLENGE SALE
Wash Dress Fabrics

CHALLIEs-Fast colors
Best ora,lty-Best Sylcs-Large and Small
tGrrcs-Lrht and Dark GrouEds-Nay. foo"
Black, Cardinal. Brown, Cream. Pink and CENTS
Light Blue Regular price, eight cents
GINGHAMs
Pink. Light Blue and Helotropc o.. cents
Plaid, Stripes and Checks 90. cents
Finest French Novelties - cents
scotch Lace Work IS cents
scotch fine Cloth-32 inches wide 122 cents
Fine ~ hyrs -, cents
NO,clty-bcSt American make O'i cents
Checks for Aprons-warrantei D. cents
sATEENs
The Finest French "a cents
Best tilace finish 10
French handsome styles 10 cents
Navy stripes, dots and figures 10 cents
French PrntcG-Brk and cold grounds 12'a cents
Cashmere hnish--!ast Black l22 cent,
French Twill-ncw styles 0's cents
Polka Dots and Shepherd Cheeks "a. cents
Gloria Foulsrd o'4 cents
Satin Scrgc--iO inches wide 81. cents
PERUALEs
The Best Franch-full yard wide 121 cents
Cardinal Goblin and Indigo Blue l2ls cents
Fine French ast aid dress stylea Y. cents
Best Amcricau-32 inches wide O2 cents
BATIsTEs
Finest silk finish 12a cents
LAWNS
Finest Trcnch-io inches wide 12io cents
II ,m-titch Strpes-foral designs a.. cents
ORGANDIEs
Finest Amcritan- dark grounds - cents
CAMBRICS
mack and Second Mourning Cla conts
Dress aid Shirt Waist styles t's cents
shifting stycs-fast colors &c cents
CALICOES
Standard-dress styles o. cents
Quilting styles - cents
stirring .iyles 3's cents
sEEK~CCKERS
Extra hcavy-the best quality i2@ cents
~tr pes and Checks-fast colors o. cent?
MUIL>
Fancy Figured - ccl'S
DANISH CLOTH AND CREPES
All the newest and staple shades 81 cents
INDIGO BLUES
The finest and bcst-ful yard wide 12ia cents
Polka dots. stripes and agures ia cents
Fancy stripes and dots-fast colors % cents
TURKEY REDS
Fine quality for chdren's dresses a2s cents
Quilting styles-briiant colore os cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
UNEMPLOYED MEN sTRAGGLIyG EAST.

Kansas City, NO., Aug. about 200 OF Denver"
unemployed strag Sed through this city yesterday com
Ing in the IS tickets offered by the railroads ana
continuing East on freight trains as Il rule Many oil
them tell piful stories Of hardships and Of families
left behind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
4 RELIC or ST. cLAIRS EXPEDITION FOryD.

Grcenvlc, Ohio. Aug. 5.-Eieht miles north oi TINS
city John Nci day found cannon captured from 81
Glars soldiers 10y Indians during the retreat from forl
Recovery TO Grccnvc In 1891. \ derrick was used
10 extricaic from hole eleven feet deep. 1t Is
brass six FOUNDER, SIX feet lOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
NIIIslins.
Challenge Sale.
BEST SHEETINGS.
BLEACHED
Challenge Sale.
FIannpIs.
challenge Sale.
Stamped Linens.

Heavy Open.work Monte Tides
Fancy Monte Tray Cloths and Spiashefs
Monte Buffet Scarfs-2 yds. long
bedford Cord Table Squares-fast coior'
Tinted Cushion Covers-fast colors
Tinted Bedford Cord Nightdress casey
Turxcy-Rcd Newspaper Bags
Duck Laundry ,Bass-Cord and 1a"se'
Knitting and Crochet silks-aii colofs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

Ducret. 1t was proved by the testimony OF en- IN
nerts that the documents had first been "rl'leH 40
french and then translated into English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
Corset Dept.
COrSetS.

COrsetS.
eleven styles and all sizes
Of the celebrated
SCOTT ELECTRIC CORsETs
AT HALF VALUE,
One bird Value and Quarter Value.
ALL FRESH GOODS.
TIIiRTY-NINE CENTS.
summer Corscts and Misses Wastst
Regular prices IS cents 10 IL 90
FORTY-NINE CENTS.
aides Jean COrses.. Regular price wv
FIFTY.NINE CENTS.
Ladies' Waists and Nursing Corsets,
High and Patent Hip Corseist
Regular prices 81 so each
sIXTY.NINE CENTS.
CoutiIIe mud Dress Form Corsefst
Regular prices 81 so 10 80 90 eaeh'
NINETY.EIGHT CENTS
Biuck Satcen and Abdominal CorseS'
Regular prices Two and Three o0i"r''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

The New-York Central Is the best route 70 the
Berkshire Hills. Fast special trains every cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06

Quo ations arc for nne qualities of standard goods
at the lowest prices they have been sold
Inferior goods arc dear "t any price-such we DO
not oTor Sixty. one departments participate with
extraordinary values right and left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
Facts, Not Fancies.
CHALLENGE SALE.

This IL q "Chnilcnge Sac"........ali know whas
"ChaIIcnge" means. Is not sale Of . feW
speciaities 1t IL series Of wonderful rcductiens
the store throughout with the best Of goods at prices
that will prise the incrcduDous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
silks.
Challenge Sale.
blankets.

thousand pairs OF Seconds. all good. sound Blankets.
from, one u mills the United States at actually
h,r the prce, at which they have ever been sold.
leu, Eleven nnd Twelve Quarter,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-06
DANISH CLOTH AND CREPEs
Challenge Sale.
Dress Goods.
Challenge Sale.

Dre.. Icngths az Less Than Half Price.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

Sn Der Mitte bes Raumes erblidt
man cine Sammlung funitgerebt aus
seitppfter Sbiere. Die 9lngoraSiess
nit i9rem i4onen langen 9aar, Die
peiBe uno rotbgefledte 8oerenaiese.
peI4e als Seerbenfiibrerin unl9dBbdr
1T, unb bic einbeimii9en S9afe nit
i9reno auffallenb fetten, plumpen
S4pdnSen fpieIen babel cine Saupt=
role.
Oes tpeiteren tpirb uns bic, erIt felt
a9t Sabren, aber nit unerrei9tem Grs
folg in Siioafrita betriebene Strau=
ben5u4t leb9uft peruni4auli4t, uno
mir t0nnen nur fpiinI9en, baB nit Der
3eit bieie 3u4t i'm Siiben ober Siibz
peiten unieres eigenen 2anbes It9
ebenio erfolgreih seItalten m0se, bamit
bic nSerrinnen Der S40pfung" et,pas
biliger gu ben bp9seifdBten Strau=
Benfebern tommen, iuel9e nebenan in
10 perfiibrerii9er gra9t unb Mannig=
iulttgteit ausgeitellt iinb. Die allgez
meine 9pselIammlung Seigt uns bic
Oielgeitaltise uno farbenreihs @ogelz
melt bes Gaplanos.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Sitterial3.

Sas fogenannte 8itteriafs (engIiI9eE
pber Gpiomial5) lit tein gana barmlO'
ies Mitte!, oa es in gu GROCER SoiiS
auf einmul eenommen, eine i9neq lab:
menoe Wirtung auf bas GentraIner.
benipitem aus3uiiben bermag, pbne BAT
babel Die getu0hnli9e rei5enoe Wirtuno
auf ben Sarmtanal itattfdnoe. Or
Sang bat ieineraeit in Der n2ancet"
uuf 6olssnoss aufmertIam semaat
l. Wiro 8itteriala Tin gu sroBer
Mengs) niht auf einmal. ionoern mad
unb na6 genommen, 10 pirtt es un.
5tpeifelbar ipie elm (oie 9eroauungs-
fpeee) reiSenbes 9ift. 2. Wiro es in
GROCER Mense auf einmaI peri4ludt,
10 bleibt bic rei5enbe Wirtuns aus unn
erfolst elm ianeGer SOB, pabrihein:
li9 infolge elmer lGbmenben Wirtuna
duf bas Gentralnerpenipftem. Gs
ioGlsn mad Dr.. Sang einige penise
5G1e perbiirgt Iein. in benen perioner
our6 3u itarten @enub Don 8itteriulS
go Biz 120 Gramm innerbdlb einiser
Stunoen) unrettbdr perloren tparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

mir beipunbern bic auggeffslIten
6eGIe fibafritaniIb.r Siri4e, SaBen,
2Otpen. 2eoparben. 2u6ie uno bes
@olbi6utals. 2eBteres foipie bic 2eo=
parbenfsls bilbsn pra9tpolle Matten.
Cine anoere. isbr tpeftbpolle uno eisenz
tbiimli6e Watte beitsbt aus ni4t tpeniz
ger, als 300 5uIammengendbten
S9pduSsn. Die ausgeitellten @afz
fen unb nod mebr bic 8leiber Der ginz
9eborenen, untsr benen elm feltiamer
Mantel aus getpunbenen Streifen
pelses Cfiir bic 9attin zines Sduptz
lines bsitimmt unb nur Bel feierli4en
Gelessnbeiten setragen) uno bic 8afz
rn.SalbmGntel aus pdlmblGttern be-
Ionbsrs auffallen, b;eten Dieles lleberz
rdI9enbe. Gin SduptlinsssSut aug
9els erinnsrt fart an ben 9eidmdd
unIersr Siour ober 9lpatidensSnbtd
ner. Ri9t melt bobon 1T Der 9rObte
GtspbuntenzStObsa9n Der @eIt 'u
Ieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Bon sgfrifas eaoipise.

gs tpurbe i6on Bel elmer friibersn
@slegenbeit berporseboben, bab bic
sngliI6en Golonien auf Der Gbicasoer
Weltausitelun9 perbGltniBmGbis piel
b,Hsr bertreten finb. als Gnslano
ielbit. Sbenan unter i6nen iteben
NeusSibzWalss unb bic Gapeplonie.
Die 9tusitequng Der leBteren lei bier
etpas nGber in 9lugeni9ein genommen.
Soppbl i'm 9srgbaupalait pie i'm
@derbdupalait 1T baS Gaplanb pors
treffli9 reprGlentirt. Namentli9 aber
bic 2lusi itellung in lebterem sei4net ii4
bur6 @ollItGnoigfeit uno bD4it GEE
I9mddpplle Qnorbnung aug, unb ibre
reibbaltige Sammlung bon Straubens
febern, GGfsnbein, @etreibe, Weinen,
Bolle unb ben iilberslGn8enben @lieben
Der Qnsoraz3ie9e MAIDEN iie 0u elmer
9lttraction erIter 9iite fir peibli9e
unb mGnnli9e 8eiu9er. Sabsi 1T
9lGes bsm Quge nabe genug 9eriidt unb
biibI6 nit Gtitetten perieben, 10 baB
man eine rafae unb siemli6 pollltdn=
bise @pritelIung pon ben S6Gben ienes
tpeit sntfsrnten. ergisbigen Groltri4ss
erldngen tarn-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22

Die 9flanaenipelt bss 9anbss pirb
un5 pur4 eine iebr id6us Wafsrfars
CONSOLIDATION beraui9auli6t isbe
9attung erI9eint in natiirlihsr GrOBe
unb in einem brsbbdren Gabmen fos
bag man Qles in beba9liher MuBe
6etrahten tann. Ramentlib bed1s
teEspertb iinb bic bsrrli9en Sr9ibesn
unb piele 4rten S9linsgendaIe unb
Ranten. Cine Der leBteren. NIT Ians
3cnformisen, iilberaidnSenbsn 8lGttern
uno grOBen OOppelbIumen - eins 2trt
Smmortsas - tpirp in grobem MaBe
gu RaumausI9miifilnsen psrpenOst
uno pGait. Iotpe;. betannt, MIR au:
Dem Saielberg. G!Es rei6s Samm,
flung tropiiaer unS balbtropiI9ss
Slide, nit benz ibEsn eissnsn slGnSsR,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-09-22
Maeriet GotIiKenipaBe.

sSn Der Diener &Ig. 3tg. srsGblt
8. b. pppbl folgenbe GouliIIenipGbe:
nSdtte ii4's 2fbolpb Gbriften, Der unz
erIebte 9pnpipant oes Miin6ener
Spftbeaters, als er nod an vS9miez
rem" ii9 berumtrisb, trdumen lafen,
baB emit eine CLARA 3iegler i'm nit
Stola ibren 2ebrer nennen uno i6m.
bem olternben Manne, aus@erebrung
uno Oantbarteit i6re Sano rei6en
ipiirbe9 Gin arauTames S9idial bate
gbriiten emit CUR Direction Seigl
beri9laaen, arausltaer ober als bies
fes S9idial mar bic 0irectrice.
SieIe Dame, ipel6e bersits auf bas
biersisiabrise SubilGum ibrer eriten'
SoIenrpGIe suriidbfiden fonnte, mar
in Der bumalisen Sbeateripelt als bic
peri9limmsrte 5peite 9luflage Der
MiB paitrana psri6rieen. Man
riibmte ibr aubsrbem na9, bab ibr
an etpigem Sugenbsliiben trdnfelnz
bes !Ser3 elm MaHenquartier fir ale
an ibrem Muienftabel engagirten iuns
gen S9auipieler mar. Stets na9
neuen Opfern lehsenb, bate iie iofort.
ibr @uge auf gbriitsns pielpsrIpres
9enbe Sugenb selentt, Der aber, obs.
ipobl nur duf eine bei6eibene S9lafz,
itslIe bel sinem S9uitsr anselpieien..
nidt bas 9erinsite 9erlansen ber=
fpiirte; ii9 in benz ipeiten SerSen Der
Oirectorin Elm syreiquartier gu ii9ern.
Sarob entbrannte iie in gliibenber
Ra9e; bic iie aud NIT Der @ertbeiz
lung Der erbdrmli6Tten Hollen an
ben eiiigen 8erdhter ibrer gieisung
fiiblte. Sic ndbm ibm ben Ssrmdnn
in @diGIsrs rRdubsr" ob, begnabete
nit bieIer Holle eintnl gang unbsbsus
tenoen Shaufpieler, ben bic @ers
stpeiflung iibsr feihen Dur6faGf als
Gabbinatscanbibat auf bic Sretter
oetrisben bate, unb perurtbeilte Gbris
item gum olten Wfoor, Der auh iofort
einen Soup plantt, nm feline @ntlafs
iung gu erbalten 9(ls ii9 III Der
Sturmitene bes lebten 9tctes Serz.
mann nit Der 9lBung fir ben altem
Srafen Wioor I'M aorbe benz giiens
tbore nGberte, ba t0nte es i'm Grabess
tone aus Der 5iefe berauf: n8iIt On
es, Sermdnn, mein = 91abbiner?"
Ous Bublitum ioblte. &arl Nlaor
funb niht mebr 3eit. feline @maIie gu
erItedsn uno bann ii6 bem Manne
nit ben flint lebsnOissn 3inoern auss
auliefern.