davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-28
O~eriammlun9 Don beihdfti9un9s:
lofen 2trbeitern.
Cine pon 2tnarditen 9eit0rte DeriammIuno
Don Ger poli5ei auf9eI0it.


@m Samitag Ql6enb belt emma 0ol6z
man in elmer G%eriammlung bon unbez
lchdftt9ten Qrbcttern, gu 1pelcber itcb bauptz
ldcbltdb oas a15tpdrtt9e Glement ser Staot
etn~8efunOcn bate, cine Qtnipracbe. 9tacbz
benz 5ilnocnbe 8eiblitiie gefaBt tparen, per-
ta9tc itc9 Die Serianmllng, I'M am Otttz
mo6 Nbeno beim Staotbauie ipteoer Sltz
lammen3ufommen unO cine 8rotparabe
ab3ubaLteu.
@citern l0ite 6ie 8oli5ei eirc 8erlammz
lung BON Irbcitern auf, in pelcber Bic 2lnz
arcbtiten burb ben @eriucb, bic 2eitung
Ocrlelben an itb SIT reiBen, beoeuten0e St0z
rung DerOOrQcrufen batten.
, 1893-08-28
Die Diebheer0en bel Bloomington
Don elmer ans miiouri eitroefHhrten KranF=
belt befalen.
NJ II gton, ST., %. 9(ug.

SI y y III | II y u II , OOu.y 20. 2tuB.
8G6reno Ser lebten QSocbc lit unter Ben
Giebbeerben in bieiem @ou1tp uno be-
ionbers in Der 9tabbaricbaft bon 8Loom7
tngtou nit GROCER 0efti9fctt elmo frem0=
arttgc &ranfbcit auSgebrO5en. Ob8Ieib
Dielelbe ben SaboerltGnoigen poQltqnoig
neu un6 unbcfannt lit, miro ite fir Sierra
bits, 6ornDautent3inbung, gebalten,
tpelbe in cinigen 8eSirfeu 6c9 entferntcren
94eitens ieit Sa6rcn einbeimii6 lit. GS lift
etne bOSartt8e uno anitedenOe 2t1genfronf>
belt, un0 man 9laubt, bGB ite burcb 8ie6
aus 6en tpeitli62n G6eilc bon Miiiourt
etn9ci6leppt lit. GS iino bereits fitnfSig
o0er mebr Stiid 0teb babon bcfaucn, ipoz
ourc6 5ettpeiltg Der Gerfauf bon SUM-
Oerten eingeteQt lit; ale erfranften Sphere
itnO entpeOer bonn Wttiiouri eingefibrt
oOer befanOen it9 BORT ouf Der @eiOe. go
balb Elm Stiid 8ieb erfranft lit, tptr0 Sic
9an5e 6eerbe angelteft. 0aS erfrantte
Sbter bGrt auf gu frefien unb niebcrsn@
fGlea; Die 2tugGpfel perbcn roth unb ent7
sitnOet, e9 bilocn it3 al 6enlelbcn f(eine
@ei6mire, unb i3lieBIicb er6linbet Oas
S6ier pouitdnbtg,
, 1893-08-28
Oerun9Iidter Guftf6ifer.
CT miro pom 1Dinoe nit feinem ;faai9irm
ee9en Elm Paus 9eibIeuoert.
g a, ST., %. Q(tg.

Gem 2uftich;ifcr W}icbacl &torban lit
geitern Elm eigentbilmlicbcr llnfaa paiitrt,
tpclcbcr ibm m0glicberipeile oas 2ebcn
foitcn piro. ST ma BET itarfem 8tnOe
nit ieinem 8auon ur6 eincm 6aIi6irm
III bic 606e gciticgen un6 puroe, ais ct itd
nit ietnem Sallibirm pieOer 6erunterlieB,
pom Sturmc nit 10 furcbt6arcr @epalt ge1
gen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS geicbleuOert, baB ct
icbpere 8erlcbungcn %bapontrug. 8etpuBt7
Tor erretcbte &iorban ben BOben, uno eS
baucrte iiber cine Stunbe, che ct tpiebcr
gum 8etpubticin gcbr0bt tperOen fonnte.
, 1893-08-28
Gin 9roRer Grpedun9spre0i9er
Gntpuppt ais profe1ioneuer s4winoIer.
@ut6rtc, 8. g., %. Q(ug.

Seit cini9cn @ocAen bate 8. 81. Dec
&innep, ipeIcber iicb Den Namen vGopbop>
Bre0tger" 5ugclegt bate, in Srlanbo urb
SttQtpatcr getpaltige neutrality-suspicious.
gebaltcn unb audb cine gan3e Mcnge 2eutc
ongebli6 befebrt. Q(ueS mat ber 8epunz
6erung iiber ben frommen @pan9eItiten
pou, unO eS lGBt itb baber benten, boB Sic
guten 2elte ni5t tucnig e%ritaunt maren, ais
porgeitern pl0blicb @crtbtsbeamte BON
4enniplDanten cridienen unb ben berebten
vGomboD5 8reOt9er" unter ser Qlntloge,
sort unb in WtarDl0nO 5ab(reicbe 4eniipnsz
lcbipinocleien periibt Su BADEN, beim &ragen
r0buten unb 9efangen obfii6rten.
, 1893-08-28
Oiesmal lit es cine Sabie,
Elm tP0ri6ter Surf9e fir ni9t gcs
laoen belt.
9 ubudue. Sd. 28. 9(ud.

~ y = ~ NF"S'
@eitern @benb pur6e Sic fitnfiGbrtge
Wfa9gie SHuipan bon benz neun5cbnidbrtz
gen @oparo QSbelon ericboiien. Wtaggte
tebrte nit bret anberen Sreunbtnnen bon
einem 8eiube 3urif unO bic MtdObcn
9ingen an 98belan poriiber. Dieter bate
cine 8ii3ie BET iid3. luelbe er fitr nicbt &C.
laoen belt; ct foL9te Sen OtGocben un6
oritftc, I'm tie SIT eri4rc6en, breimal ben
Sa6n 6eS @eWebrcS ab. 8cim Dicrten
OfaIe entluO ii3 Ser ScbuB unb bic &ugel
0ran8 Wtag8ie in ben &opf. Sbne etnen
Sdut bon itb 5u ge6en, ~itiirste ite SIT So
ben unO tnnerDalb elmer Stunoe mar tic
cine 2eibe. &beIan ~Iicfcrte iicb ipdter Dem
S6eriff aus.
, 1893-08-28
Nndtt- OeIrnruntnte.
Stutt4urt. 27. Q(uou+

y ~ > 800" ~tANSbl%"
Q(uf elmer 1trlaubSreiie bate Der 2teute>
nant S6Onlein bonn Snfonterte @9tegiment
b. GOurbt6re 90. 8Dien'i6e5 $50. 19) in
2ubtpi9Sburg &rafe6l nit einem 8olt8ilten
befo1nn1en un0 gege1 6enielbcn letncn
9egen ge6raucBt. Ser lieutenant tpur6e
Derbafttt unO in cine 3eue 9eiperrt, mo CT
I'M 6tnbltG auf Die aus ieinem taft
Iolen unb itberntiit6i9en 8enebmen broben=
ben Solgen Selbitmor0 beging.
6 o II 5 0 II, p. 2(ug.
Ser 8erltner Correspondent ser Shines
i6reibt: DaS 8prfDmmen BON 3tpet G1o>
lerafGuen in 9torb6afen, an Dem BON Der
Spree gelpeiiten Ganal lGBt an elmer Ser
ieNc6ung Der Spree taumt nocb stpeifeIn.
Die Ge9terung bat beBDol6 Sic SdblieBung
HGmn1tltcber 8aDeplGBe I'M Sluiie angeor6>
net. Q}Du IA &ronfen inn Moa6iter G0D>
ler%a6DSptta1 tper0en einige r1r Der 8oriiC6t
baLber 3uriiGbeDalten. Sn Ser StoDt
berri3t nocb feline 8eiorgniB. 8afterto>
logticbe ltnter1u9ungen ba6en nicbt ergeben,
oaB Die in Sale DorgefOmmencn 6Gle bic
aitatii6c Gbolera iinb. Ser 6am6urger
Senat bat Die 3ulaiiung bon &leibern ober
16m1Btger gS6l6e ans 9tuBlan0 Derboten.
2on6on 27. 2tug.
Ser @iener Correspondent Der ,Simcs"
melOet Die amtlicben 8ericbte ergeben cine
tDettere Nbnabne Ser Seuc9e. SIM @an5cn
1tno 81 @ontttate in l"tngarn Derlelcbt.
Gin DeroGc6ti8er SAL lit in &rafal&. 0ie
amtlicben 8eri6te aus 9umGnien er9cbert
feline MbndDnle Der Seuc6e. NluS Soli1a
iperoen i'm @an5cn 102 6Guc bericbtet, aus
8rabtlon Sc, aus S6ernorobe 30, aus
@alaB "a uno aus &ultibe 10. Nie eS
DetBt, bIetben iebocb obige 53oblen iueit
binter Der 8abrbcit suritd. Sn SoGtta
lteger Die @eibafte TAFT gan5 6arnte6er un0
inter Der 8%elaBung bon @Qlob beftnben
iicb 3ablretc6e Gbolcrafranfe.
8ern, 27. Mu9uit.
Die Sbpet5er 0tegterln9, tpeLcbe sic
orttuert1tt1cbe uno ~lonitige Q(us1tattunQ Ser
BON tbr errt9teten ct. @ottbar6zT SORTS felt
etntger Belt nit auer 3botfraft bctreibt,
bat otelelbe 1eBt oub nit eleftrtic6em 9idt
Derieben. &tr5lt6 tpurocn bic iGmmtlichen
neutrality-suspicious. a1f tire 8roubbarz
tett gepr1ltt u1D Die erleucbteten 3crftrelten
SORTS botet nit i6ren SbctnDerferr in
Ser pife tpma1tiicben @jeoel1O einen hummer
bar ib0nen Nnblif.
&on6on, q. Quo.
Die ct. Nnta &trc6e in Montbe0ipr IN
Siofranfreidb mar 6cute Der Scboun(ok
elmer entiebItcben 8luttbat. 9ie @emein6e
bate ii6 CUR 6eter beS WtcBopfers etnoez
funoen un0 Die QIntpelen0cn tpQre11 fD on-
SG3ttg in ibre @ebete p~ertieit, baB iie NIGHT
, 1893-08-28
Gin Wettritt aut StablroGen.
Die 5uriif5uIe9enoe Strede betrd9t 3ueibun
cert meiIen.
g ittSbur9, ga., %. qua.

Die bon Scr v&rcB" Oeranltaltcte bier
unO5pan5i8itilnOt9e gSetlfa5rt Der ,3tpetz
robfo0rer bon 8itt5burJ mach Sormonp
unO SurilG, cine Strede BON 200 Wteilcn.
nabm urn Witternacbt BON Dem @eicbGftsz
lOfal Scr r@rcB" ans i6rcn Nnfang. G5
nabmen elnUno5DanSi8 Sitter pom Stoblz
roB Sbcil oil ocm lScttfompf, uuD falt 5000
Wfenibsn 0atten itb eingefunoen, I'M benz
Start" bci5uWo0nen.
, 1893-08-28
Oo6esfGue.

8iS beute Wfittag pur6en folgen6e
Gooe5fGue angemeIbet:
Otto g. 6orbifopf, ~ Sabre, 1881 Dill
ipaufee 2lDe.
Soc SbneiOer, Z Sabre, 243 6orquer
Str.
MarD C8euOer) 8ecbtOl, 43 Sabre, BIG
8. G9icago Npe.
OtOrri5 Sntit9, Sc Sabre, 3133 8rairie
Q(pe.
2tuD Graiie, 8 Monatc, 48 DAT Str.
6rau 81. 9ocr5mar, 90 Sabre, Gmerz
gencp 6Ospital, 1872 Dit Superior Ctr.
6enrtetta &bomS, 7 Sabre, 5 Wionate
unO % Sage, 300 6uron Str.
Sans S. 9aielOff, 3 W}Onate unb 3 Sage,
Al Se0gtpif Ctr.
, 1893-08-28
Die D~orfidtsma6re9eIn oes SPertf:
3etten etnen perbreheriiden s4urfen Dor
oem Rtdter &Yu9.
SInrn Sn % SLIM

9tm Samita9 9egcn Qtbenb fiiQtcn ftd6
Die StraBen bon SIneD nit Wfcniben, bon
ocnen piele bon auSwdrtS famcn, tpelc6e
iammtlicb einen 3pef i'm 2tu8e 5u BADEN
ibienen, unb oieier tpar, baS S6cuial
@GenroOe, Delber Gags 5noor Elm tlcines
elfidDri8eS Wtdodcn 9eicbGl1bet bate, 5u
lpncben. Die Mengc uerbielt iicb pouitGnz
big rrbtg uno begging nicbt Sic ~gertngitcr
Qusi9rettln9cn. Der Sberiff bate iebocb
ale notDmenOt9en Gorii6tSmaBrcgeln gez
t~roffen, 10 b0B Ser &erbrecber porldufig
benz Gicbter G0n9 ent9ing. 9aS Spfer
oelelben beftnoct iib in 10 beoentIidar
Gage, boB feline Misunderstanding mebr ais
ampifelhnft 1t
, 1893-08-28
nicaragua am Dorabeno enter
neuen Revolution.
Die Gonferpatiper polen oen General
Saca3a 5uriif habel.
g c IN Oorf, %. 9(u9uft.

Ser Correspondent bcs r6eralb" in gaz
mama bericbtet, 6aB tnncrbal6 Der 11Gcbitcn
oiersebn Gage in 0ticaragua cine ncue 9tc=
pollution au5brecben miro. Die 9tacbricbt
itiiBt itcb auf cine QeuBerun9 bes Generals
9laSa, pelcber iagte, oaB bic Conformation
Ben General Saca5a aufforbern ipolen,
su~rii6sufebren, nm l3eluDa Oor Dem 3uz
iammentritt Ser perfaliunggebenben Ser
iamn1lung am Is. September 5u ~itiIr5en.
, 1893-08-28
Der 5radtbobnhof ser Baltimore s
Ohtobatn
Qebf fdnmtIthen maaren beute moroen
nieoeroebran1t.
Mc&eesport, ga., %. Quo.

6eltte mor9en, SIT fritber Stunbe, tpur6e
Der Sra3tbabnbof Set Baltimore & Sbio>
balm, Elm groBcS %eilcrneS 8au!perf, nit
ben iGmmtltcben bort 8elagerten Q8oaren
ourb Ttucr %SeritOrt. Mon ntmn1t an,
6aB oas Teuer burb 3inObOl39cn, pelcbe
it6 5mti3en neutrality-suspicious. be-
peruriac9t DurOe. Der &crluit
lGBt iib ntbt genau abicbGben, betrGgt iez
oocb i~eoeufalS mcbrcre tauien6 9oQorS.
, 1893-08-28

8afbtn9ton, %. 2tug.
9aS 6auS i9ritt I'M II Mtnuten nacb
3tp0!f 5ur 2Ibftimmung. Der 8lonb'z
i5e Q(ntrag, bic 8rGguug bes Sil>
bcrS nacb Dem 8cr6GltniB bon 1:16 fret
5u8cbcn, tuurbc nit 225 gc9en 1913 Sttmz
men a6gele6nt, beSQleic6en Elm Nntra9 auf
6retprGgung nit 1:17 nit 240 gegcn 100
Sttmmcn, unb 8e9cntpdrti8 Dirb ilbcr Elm
Nntrag, b08 GerDdltniB 1871 SIT ma3en,
a69eittmmt.
2(ucb bieier 9tntrag ficG nit 239 gcget
102 Gtimmen burcb.
geun3ebn gu l mur6e ebcnfaus nit 237
ge8en 105 Stimmen abgelcDnt.
, 1893-08-28
6e9en Gnoe oes 1rIonats Sep
tember
miro es cine Siir9ermeiiterin pom Chicago
oeben.
g 10 9 Or f, %. 9Lua.

Ser Zines" miro BON gtctp Orlcans
.9enlclbet, DAB Tranf 3, 6opar6, Elm 8ruz
Der bon Sri. 9nnie 6owarO, mitgetbetlt
bat, oaB Die 6O65cit ieiner Sc6lpciter nit
Garter $. 6arriion, BENT 8irgermeiiter
bon G9tcago, 9e8cn Gnbe Septcmber itatt7
finoen mirO, unO stpor in ber CONNER
po0nung Der Samilie 6omaro in 8ilori,
DEM %befannten 8aOcplaB an Ser @olffilte
i'm iiiblicben Wftiiilftppi.
, 1893-08-28
Oompfer=I ladrthten.
Jn ser Na6t 9etneIoet :

0on6on: Sn Si4t; r9tri8ona" bon Stem
OOrf,
2tperpoot: vQrtsona" bon SEEM Yorf.
2On0on: Sn Sibt vg%}Ormannia" bon
SEEM Oorf.
9fctp Oort: ga 8ourpogne" bon SarOe,
vNncDorio" bon @laSgotp;
SoIton: vScDtbia" con 2%iOerppoG.
Reute 9emeloet:
Gtbr0ltar: TuLSo ton Stem Oorf.
, 1893-08-28
Die unterPonOIun9en 5miiAen
Granfreid uno Siam uns
terbroden.
Oos lebtere fam oe Don 5ranfrei9 9citel1ten
Soroernn9en tlibt e%rfiiler, obne feinen
Ronoel polig 5u 6ru11oe 3u ri6ten.
g %. Q(ua.

Die 1tnter6anblungen 5lpiicben 90. Sc
GiIoi5, bcm franS0iii6cn observation-disclosures
uuo Oer it0meitiben Ee8tcrung rpcgen Set
le8un9 Oer franco iiameitiben Njrrer, iinO
Su etncm DoliitdnOigeu Stiuitau6 9efom7
men. SIS miro %bcbauptct, baB, iOQte
Siam ouf Sic BON s. GtIois 9eiteuten Torz
oerungen cin8ehen, Der 6alOel 6es 0teicbeS
OouitQnoig serit0rt nerocu miir0e.
, 1893-08-28
Gin frdfti9er 6ehbolo.
CT marf6irt pom Montreal nab Dancouper.
GQncouber, 9. g., %. Q(uquIf.

Scr engliibe Sournaliit G0tpar6 6olme5
lit am Srcita9 Qlbe1o bier eingctrOficn. Gr
bat 0te Strede BON Wfoutreol in III Ga9cn
gu SUB suriid9elc8t unb 26 Sage ~peni8er
su Sem Woridbe 9ebraucbt, ais perabreOet
porbcn mar. Der @ebbolb bat bie Heiic
I'M Sntereiic Ser vToronto Wtatl" unb Der
u8au Otaa @a5c1te" 9emacbt.
, 1893-08-28
Cine fletne Rirde pom Sturn1e ser.
fort.
G~inuno5pan5i9 perioneu perlebt.

Sort @ortb, Gcras, %. Nug.
Gjcitern Nacbmittag ipur6e auf StratbonS
GteD5ii9terei, Dicr Wfetlen bon Glc6urne,
burcb eiren orfanarti8en Sturm cine flcine
&tr9e umgepe6t, pOOurb einun65pan5ig
8crlonen pcrlcBt puroer. Die lcbpcritcn
GcrleBun9en bcitanOen in &noc4cnbrliDcn.
, 1893-08-28
prati5irte gu itorf in perfrabter
0eburtshulfe
limo puroe oesboIb beim Kra9en eerommen.
8btIaDeIpbiq, %. Q(ue.

YDtl0pelp . q, 70. aug.
Gje1tern 9l6cnO mur6c yMta6am" 6. Sc
8uIIep Don Der Sefferion, nabe Der 20.
StraBe, auf bic 2lntlage in 6aft genome
men, an cinem ju1gcn Wtdbcben, tpelcbeS
iebt i'm Episcopal 6oSpital Dem 5obe
na6e 1T, cine pcrbrebertide operation
porgenommen 81 Dabel1. Nl5 @e6etmpoz
listiten in bas 6ouS Ser vWaOam" be
8uiieD famcn, fanoen ie bort bier Srauenz
simmer inter elmer GDnliden operation
lciDcnb Dor, un6 che Sic Holi5ei nit tbrer
Gefongcnen bas '6ous p%erlaiien battcn,
ericbien nocb Gin 6roucn5immer BORT, nm
iicb in gleicbcr 98eiie bebonOeIn gu laiien.
0alielbe bate $50 CUR 8eitreitung BET I'M
foten bel iicb, uno murbe ebeniaIs BON ben
g ~oli5iitcn in 6aft 8enommen. Die be-
treffenbe oWlaoalne" bat tpegen 9leicben
8erbrecbens\ berejtS cine fiufi60rtge Gez
fdngniBitraieN butter itcb.
, 1893-08-28
GInitt9 fir Quiternfreun0e,
Oenn ole Grnte fol- an9ebIi6 ureep0hnIi6
gut dusfalen.
8rt6oebprt. Conn. %. 9(uo.

Die N~uiternfdnger baben iocben sic
I~litcrngrilnOe in Dcr bicligen Nacb6aricbaft
gritnOlicb unteriucbt un0 ~gefunocn, baB Die
@rnte einc un9cp0bnlicb reicbe iein tpir0.
SIS mar onfGnglicb befiir3tet tpOrben, boB
oteieIbe Elm p0uigcr Sebli6lag iein werOe.
, 1893-08-28
Blano 9efblN9en.
.os Pous lebnt sic 3reiprd9un9,

limo 5war nit eewoIti9er mebrbeit ab.
, 1893-08-28
27. Q(uo.

Die ct. 9(nna &ircbe in Montpeuier in
Subfrantretcb mar bcute Der ScbauplQk
elmer entieblicben 8luttbat. Die @emein6e
bate ficb 5ur 6eier beS WcBopfers einocs
funben un0 Die 9lntpeienocn porcn 70 an
SG5ttg in ibre Gebete u~crtieit, oaB ite NIGHT
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15
HOUSE FOR SALE.

House and lot in the City of Passaic,
New Jersey. House containing eight
rooms, large attic, cemented cellar. fur
mace heat to hall and every room, range,
tubs, bath w. c. and electric light
throughout--a complete home; only FIVE
minutes walk from Passaic High-School.
ten minutes from Erie and five from d
L. & w. r. X. Queen Anne architec-
ture. Lot so 1870 it.. two grape
vines, many small fruit trees, currant
and berry bushes. On rear of lot is a
poultry house 10 I6 ft.,, new, built
of Novelty siding, contains servants w.
c., and is suitable for a small stable.
Price, $4,000. Purchaser may take up
Building and Loan mortgage, House
wiz rent for $50 or $35 per month.
Address OWNER, Box II. REcosD office.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15

Frenchman, known all over the world
in the early part of the present CEN
tury as the "Living Skeleton" AT
the time of his birth, and for quite q
period after that interesting event,
Claude was as plump and ficshy as
any of the little French cherubs of
his neighborhood, Troyes, France.
One account says that he was born in
1887, but half dozen others place 1t
ten years later, so that we may con-
clude that, had he lived to the present
day, he would only be three years
older than the century.
AT the age of four Claude was al
most perfect miniature mummy.
being mere skeleton clothed in dry,
yelIowish brown skin. Still he con-
tinued to grow in height, the bones
enlarging just as Though they were the
framework intended to support their
quota of flesh. At the age of twenty
eight, when he was first exhibited IN
London, he was man in height ana
general appearances, but weighed
only fifty-six pounds. He stood five
feet seven inches in height and is said
to have looked for all the world like
a vanished skeleton, the skin, which
was tightly stretched over the bones.
especially at the joints, being parch-
ment-like, both to the touch and to
the sight. When he first began
wasting away in flesh (this during
the third and fourth years of his life)
the breast and sides retained their
plumpness long after the legs and
arms were literally "skin and bones"
Finally, when the flesh wasted from
the breast, sides and shoulders, the
skin was SO loose that it fell down and
dried between the ribs, making it pos
sible for person with the nerve to
do so to clasp the fingers around the
ribs and touch the ends together, there
being nothing but the two thicknesses
of skin to interfere. A writer on the
London Times says of him: ''Hc had
the appearance of bag of hoops
covered with leather and set up on
two rough, knotty sticks"
The great wonder Of Leurats case
appears to lie, not in the fact of his
extreme emaciation, but in the fact
that such degree of decay should be
compatible with human life.-[St.
Louis Republic.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15
THROUGH SERVICE.

Solid trains between New York and
Chicago. via Chautaugua Lake or Mag
ara Falls. pullman cars between New
York and Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara
Fails, Toronto, Chautauqua Lake, Cleve-
! land, Cincinnati and Chicago. Leave
Jersey City as follows
$50 a. m.--Via Niagara Falls and
Chautauqua Lake. Parlor cars New
York to Buffalo. Sleeper Hornelsville to
! Cincinnati. Stops at Passaic at o.41 a. m.
/, to take on passengers for Bingharnton or
beyond.
3.I5 p. rn.-Vestibule limited. Solid
brain for Chicago, via Chautauqua Lake
with dining car to Chicago. Sleepers to
Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
6.45 p. m.-Solid train to Chicago by
Niagara Falls. Sleepers to Buffalo,
Rochester. Toronto. and Chicago
$50 p. m-Via Chautauqua Lake and
Niagara Falls. Solid train to Chicago.
:Sleepers to Buffalo, Chicago and Cincin-
nati. Stops at Passaic at o.I2 p. m. to
take on passengers for Binghau1ton or
beyond.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15

JIMMY-Papa took me to the cathe-
dral last Sunday, and they burned a
lot of insects to make the place smell
nice. Tommy-Tbey must have
been scentapedes.-P Philadelphia Rec
ord
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15
NORTHERN
PACIFIC
RAILROAD

traverses the Wonderland of America.
The plains, lakes and mountain scenery
found along its line is unsurpassed. Itis
the only line running to the boarder of the
YELLOWSTONE PARK.
Keep this line in mind in your plans
and write for tourist matter, maps, fold.
ers, timetables, etc.. to
CHAS. S. FEE,
Gen. Pass. & Ticket Agent.
ST. Paul, MINI.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15
Great ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
BEST LINE TO THE WEST
Superb Dining Gar Service
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AS long time as David reigned, so
long has the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway run trains westward
from Chicago. The Rock Island has
for forty years been marching on in the
work of civilizing vast and fertile but
primarily a nonproductive country, and
accomplished its fair share in rendering
millions of acres capable of returning a
fruitful abundance.
The equipment is thoroughly complete
with vestibuled trains, magnificent din
ing cars, sleepers and chair coaches, all
the most elegant, and of recently improv-
ed patterns
With a double all steel track from Chi
cago to Rock Island and heavy pattern
rail on excellent ties and road bed to the
Rocky Mountains, on which runs solid
vestibuled trains. renders this route pre-
eminently attractive, and because Of its
safety in transporting passengers-a most
desirable one for traveller, visitor, ourist
or business man.
A very popular train on the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railway leaves
Chicago. daily at 10 p. m. 1t is called
:. The Big Five" is only one day out,
and passengers arrive at Denver, Pueblo
or Colorado Springs early the second
morning. The train is magnificent one,
equipped with brand new Coaches, Chair
Cars (free). Pullman Sleepers of latest
designs and improvements.
The Rock Island has become popu-
lar Colorado Line. and the train above
referred to is Vesribuled and carries the
Rock Islands excellent Dining Car
Service.
For full particulars as to tickets, maps.
rates, apply to any coupon ticket office
or address.
mo. SEBASTIAN,
Genl. Tkt. & Pass Agt.. Chicago, Ill.
E. ST. JOHN, GEM. Manager.
Chicago, Ill.
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The Electrical Wonder.

There has been some misconception
as to the working of the so-called
electrical WONDER" which is now
drawing large crowds in London. The
invention would probably be more
correctly described as Photographic
wonder, the electrical part of the ar
rangement consisting simply of the
motor, which gives the rapid motion
to the series of pictures, and an incan-
descent lamp in the interior of the
machine, both of which are operated
by coin falling in the slot. The eff
fccts exhibited are truly wonderful.
Figures of men and animals seem in
stinct with life, and their animated
gestures are absolutely true to nature.
Notably an elephant and camel walk
and run respectively across the field
of vision, and not only is the charac-
teristic gait of each made manifest,
Lut the action Of the various muscles
Of the boly and limbs is distinctly
seen. [Chicago News Record.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15
Story of an Altered Draft.

Within few weeks the power of
chemistry to aid criminals has been
made manifest in the case of Buffalo
IN. Y.) bank. This bank believed
that it was amply protected against
fraud by what is called the advice
system. It's habit hiss been at the
close of each days business to notify
its New York bank correspondent to
all the drafts it has issued that day,
and the numbers and amounts of each
of them. This it was supposed would
prevent the payment of any altered
draft when it reached the New York
bank. But this advice system cost
the bank $4,000. A we'll dressed
man, well introduced apparently, with
the manner of an active business man,
bought two drafts of this bank, one
for $4,000 and one for S120. This
transaction was reported Immediately
to the New York correspondent.
A day or two later draft for
1900 was received by the New
York correspondent. Its number cor
responded with that indicated in the
letter of information sent from the
Buffalo bank, and it was, therefore,
paid. But when few days after
that another draft for S12, 900 of the
same number was received, it was
evident that fraud had been practiced.
The last draft was genuine. 1t had
been negotiated in distant city. The
first draft had been altered SO that its
number corresponded with that of the
genuine draft for $12, 900, and it had
been raised to $4,000. Yet the alter
ations were SO perfect that it was al
most impossible for Mr.. Siee to detect
them. As the New York correspon-
dent had paid the forged draft, it was,
of course, compelled to pay the genu-
inc one, and the Buffalo bank lost its
money Atlanta Constitution.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15

Administrators and executors of cs-
tates who wish their notices TO ap-
pear in THE RECORD Will please in-
struct the Surrogate TO that effect, as
theylaw gives them full control of the
business, and he can act only with
their consent or through their me-
"iect.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15

Agents to sell our choice and hardy
Nursery Stock We have many new
special varieties, both in fruits and orna-
nlentals to offer. which are controlled
only by US. We pay commission or sal
arv. Write us at once for terms, and
secure choice of territory
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Nd Tot Rochester. N. Y.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15

The most singular freak of nature
known to surgical or medical litera-
ture was Claude Ambrose Leurat,
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15

#Stop at Harrison street.
sStop at Harrison st. on signal only.
Passaic City record., 1893-04-15
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