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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
A TOUGH SHOT DEAD.
He Shot an Officer and Bystander
Before He Was Killed.

Chicago, Sept 28.-James McGrath,
notorious west side tough, to-day quar-
relied with Thomas Beesham and shot him
through the head When Officers Flem-
ing and Butler went to arrest him he
shot officer Fleming in the leg and a by
stander in the nose. Both officers fired
at McGrath in return. and one shot
entered his heart and the other his side.
He fell dead
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
E. t. Wetter and T. R. Gibson of Geor-
gia on the List of Lucky Ones.

Washington, Sept. 2s.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the following nominations: /:
William Lea Chambers of Alabama to
be land commissioner in Samoa.
Consul General, Luther Short of
Indiana, at Constantinople.
Consuls-Edward T. Wetter of Savan-
nah, at Tamatave, Madagascar; Thomas
II. Gibson of Augusta, Ga, at Beirut.
Syria; William B. Hunt of Greenville,
Miss, at Hong Kong, China
Customs Collector. B. Browne of
Florida, for the district of Key West,
Fla.
Postmasters-Virg James H. Rod
defer, at Woodstock; William B. Thomp-
son, at Buchanan.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
CONFESSED A SHOOTING.
A Negro Admits Firing the Shots Be-
cause He Feared a Seizure.

Shreveport, La, Sept 2S.-Henry Cole
man, colored man who lives three
quarters of mile from the scene of the
shooting, has acknowledged that he at
tempted to kill Thomas Lyles at Midway.
He says he did the deed because he had
been informed that Capt. Lyles
was going to make seizure and
break him up. He said, after confessing,
that he made peace with Jesus and was
willing for the people to do with him as
they wished. There is strong talk of
lynching Capt Lyles is still alive.
Coleman was traced to his home by
tracks which were made by his heels and
shoes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
CoTToN's CONDITION.
A Marked Decline Reported in the
Memphis District.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 28.-The Com
mercial's weekly report on the condition
OF crops in tho Memphis district was pub
lished to-day. II shows further reduc-
ton in the average condition Of cotton.
In Tennessee considerable damage has
been done by dirt being thrown into the
open bolls By the recent rains, while In Mis-
sissippi the crop viii fall IS per cent be-
low that Of last year Arkansas reports
slight improvement last week due 70 more
favorable weather, but the general aver
age is az least n per cent short
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
CoLoRED DEMOCRATS.
The State League of Virginia Indorses
President Cleveland.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 2S.-At a general
conference of the state league of colored
democratic voters held here tonight, E.
A, Randolph chairman. series of resolu-
lions were adopted, which are to be
issued in the form of an address, urging
Ihe colored democratic and Independent
voters to support the democratic state
tlcket this fall. They also indorse Presi-
uent Cleveland "and his course toward
our entire internal and foreign relations. !"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
TIN PLATE WORKS CLOSE.
The Industry a Thing of the Past in
New Jersey.

Elizabeth, N. j., Sept. 2s.-The More
wood Tin Plate Works at Elizabethport
will close down permanently on Saturday.
The buildings will be sold. This ends tin
plate manufacture in this state, as this
factory was Que Of the largest. Some Of
Inc employees will sail on Saturday for
Wales. and Others will 80 70 Indiana TO
work in the tin plate works there.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
Exequaters Withheld.

London, Sept. 2S.-A dispatch from
Rome to the Central News says the
Italian government has decided to refuse
to grant eXequaters to all the Italian
bishops nominated at the last papal con-
sistory. This step is attributed to the
popes refusal to recognize the right of
King Humbert to nominate the Patriarch
of Venice
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
BARONESS Won RoaUEs' LANDS.
A Claim That Boyle Once Admitted
That He Had No Interest in Them.

That He Had No Interest in Them.
Richmond, Va, Sept, 2s.--Leonidas d.
Yarrell, counsel for Baroness Caroline E.
Won ROques filed in the chancery court
yesterday depositions purporting to Offset
the answer of d. w. Armstrong in the
suit against him by the baroness. The
depositions were taken back before
Charles G.. Graham, notary public of
jefferson county, Kentucky, on Sept. %,
and are sworn to by st. John Boyle, Alex.
Humphrey, II. H. Morton and
Henry G. Cassin all Of
Louisville. In one place Boyle testified
that he was under the impression that he
had it from Armstrong himself, and that
Harrison T. Graves had no interest in the
large lands in Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky, which are the object of this
suit, but that the title had been put in his
name for the purposes of convenience, as
the land belonged TO Baroness Won Roques
ana her daughter Mrs Maybrick.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
RIOS BoMBARDMENT.
The Rebel Fleet Not Silenoed by the
Fire From the Forts.

Paris, Sept. 2S.-A private cablegram
from Rio Janeiro, coming from an Amer
lean source, denies the truth of the report
that the warships belonging TO Admiral
de Mellos' squadron were silenced after
opening fire on Rio by the guns of the
land forces at the mouth of the harbor.
According to this dispatch the forts were
unable to shell the rebel ships without
taking tremendous risks of dropping
shells into Rio also that the forts wera
almost destitute of ammunition,
AGAIN UNDER FIRE.
London, Sept 2S. A private cable mes
sage received here this afternoon says the
rebel fleet resumed the bombardment of
Rio de Janeiro this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
LITTLE ROCKS BANKS.
Certified Checks Not to be Issued Ex-
cept by Request.

Little Rock, Ark, Sept. 2S.-The asso-
ciated banks of Little Rock held a meet
ing this evening and adopted resolutions
that all banks, member of the associated
banks, will no longer issue certi-
fed checks excepting such certi-
fication may be requested by
customers. This abolishes the custom
the banks adopted August IA last, when
they resorted to the 20 day rule and
certified checks to tide over the financial
stringency. All the banks here are well
supplied with funds to handle the cotton
crOD.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
More Certificates Cancelled.

New York, Sept. 2s-Up to 2:15 p m,
the clearing house loan committee had
Cancelled 81, 100000 certificates to-day,
leaving s25. 255, 900 Nine hundred and
sixty thousand dollars in all have been
called for to-morrOW.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
FIREMEN NOT TO STRIKE.
Inc Employees of the Big 4 Vote
AGAINST Going Out,

1erre Haute, Ind, Sept. 2S.-Grand
Master Sergeant of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen is in receipt of a tel
egram from the firemen at Cincinnati,
stating that the vote of the Big en-
Ployes was adverse to a strike, and that
sue trouble that had been impending is
40" settled. oparticulars Of the settle
renJ has been sent him further than that
no strike has been declared.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
Short in His Accounts,

Syracuse, n. Y, Sept. 26.-Frank B.
Hendricks, assistant cashier in the Com
mercial bank, is a defaul,er Ia the sum Of
$4,000 He gave himself up to-day and
gave bail In the sum OF $4,000. Stock
speculation did it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
A Vote Azninat J. one.

London, Sept. 2S.-The striking coal
miners in Warwickshire ballotted yester-
day on the proposal to resume work at a
5 per cent. reduction in wages now, and a
further reduction in January Out Of
5000 who voted on the proposal only two
voted in its favor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
A Fast Trip bv the Btsmarok

London, Sept. %. - The Hamburg
American steamer Fuerst Bismarck, from
New York, Sept. 81, for Southampton,
passed the Needles at 6:l0:55 o'clock this
morning, beating the best previous east
ward record held by herself
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
a Train Robber surrounded.

Terre Haute, Ind, Sept. 2s--Joseph
Hardin, leader Of the attempted Cen
lr4lia train robbery, is surrounded by
officers In the swahps below Brazil He
IS believed 10 be the scoundrel who at
tempted 10 wreck a Vandalia train near
stannlon Iuosday morning
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
BLEW OUT HIS BRAINS.
A Prominent Business Man of Wheel
ing Kills Hims self While Drunk.

Wheeling, w. Va, Sept. 2S.-In the St.
Charles hotel this morning William M.
McCombs, a prominet business man, went
to a room, placed himself before mirror,
took aim and blew his brains out with
revolver. A chamber maid was horror
fed witness to the act, but was too fright
ened to give alarm. McCoombs had been
drinking and no other cause is known.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
TAYLOR NOT IN DANGER.
The Minister Cables That He is all
Righf.

Mobile, Ala, Sept. 2S.-The news sent
~ yI' from Madrid last night of the serious
'iSs --neSs Of Hannis Taylor, United States
--,-N4sIer to Spain, appears to have been
ff,@,.otgefated. In answer to an inquiry
rom relatives in this CITY, the minister
t,aa1!ed over his own signature tonight
'nat he is all right.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
eEoRa1ANs AT THE CAPITAL,
Senator and Mrs. Gordon En- Route
Home-Atlanta's Postmastership.

Washington, Sept. 2S.-Gen. and Mrs.
Gordon left for Georgia to-day The gen
erals health has been poor of late, and he
goes home to rest.
George Thomas of Atlanta was to-day
appointed to a 81 200 position under the
interstate commission.
Postmaster Lewis Of Atlanta will hold
over to December, the date of his con
trmatiOn by the Senate, says Postmaster
General Bissell. An effort will be made
to have this decision reversed by Presi-
dent Cleveland
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
Trial Trim of the Detroit.

~ io,ftqreess Monroe, Va, Sept. 2S.-The
45a,5.1 45i.of1 states cruiser Detroit, conveying
1rert 1,--tItal Belknap and the trial board,
hon. . 10 sea this morning for forty-eight
0ul "Trip prior 10 final acceptance
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
small-pox at Gotham.

,rc,T -,g| York, Sept. 2s.-Two cases of
de-. po1 and four deaths from the
dss,41a' were reported this morning The
~ occurred az the pest house on North
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
BOGUS BANK NOTES AFLoAr.
Counterfeiters Making Use of the
Worlds Fair at Chicago.

London, Sept. 2S.-Forged bank Of Eng
land notes. the finest and most perfect
ever produced, were in circulation in
this city. 1t is said that they
were brought from Chicago, the
worlds fair a4fording especially good
facilities for passing counterfeit bills.
The police are certain, anyhow, that the
bills were manufactured in America and
the detectives are basing their investiga-
tion on this supposition.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
Relrinm,a Strikarn-

Brussels, Sept. 2S.-Many of the strilS-
ing miners in the Mons ard Liege dis
tricts resumed work to-day In the Borin-
age district the situation was virtually
normal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
1rALY's CHOLERA CASES.
The Situation at Naples Reported I'm
proving.

Washington, Sept. 2S.-Surgeon Gen
eral Wyman has received a telegram from
Naples assuring him that the cholera
conditions in that city are improving.
DR.. Irving c. Rosse who has been sta
toned at Genoa, was yesterday ordered
by DR.. Wyman 10 proceed to LeRhorn for
duty
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
A Dynamite Plot.

Vienna, Sept 2S.-The police have dis
covered an anarchist plot 70 blow up the
Reichsrath.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29
DUBIGNoN FOR SENATOR.
He Will Formally Announce His
Candidacy at the Proper Time.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 2S.-Hon f. G. du-
Bignon reached Atlanta from New York
to-day. In reply to an alleged interview
sent out from New York yesterday and
published here, he said that he had not
even talked to any newspaper man and
the dispatch was therefore bogus, OBJ
tanned secondhand at least, and then
garbed. This dispatch placed Mr.
duBignon in the position of rejecting
upon Senator COlquitt. He was quoted
as saying that the senator was afflicted
with malady that precluded all possi-
bility of his candidacy for the Senate
again.
THE Conversation.
Speaking of the matter here today,
Mr.. duBignon said that he had conversed
with several gentlemen at the Marlboro
hotel on the political situation in Geor-
gia and the south, and in reply to the
question as to whether or not he would
be candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Senator Colquitt,
stated that his name had been mentioned
in that connection and that he anticipated
formally announcing his candidacy at the
proper time.
HIS REFERENCE TO ooLQUITT.
He said further in answer to the
question as to whether Senator Colquitt
would likely be a candidate again that he
did not know, that he had not seen Senator
Colquitt for several months, but that it
was reported that he was regaining his
health and strength and that if he was a
candidate it would be very difficult for
anyone to defeat him, as there could be
no question of his ability and great
popularity in Georgia. Mr.. duBignon
says that he took occasion to add in his
conversation with these gentlemen that
he had always been a warm personal
and political friend of Senator COlquitt.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-29

The Lock at the Switch Burst Open for
the Purpose of Wrecking the Train.
The Passengers Miraculously Es-
cape Uninjured-The Train Running
As Miles an Hour at the Time.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
&itt fur 9ferSebufe.

Die berberbIi6en 8iIe unb SpaIten in
ben Sufsn ber 8ferbe tperben burd fol.
senbes bon Der SierarSnsii6uIe in Paris
smpfobIsnes Wittel uniddbIid sema6t:
3pei 2beile @uttaperda iperben in mar.
mem @aHer eripei6t unb in nubsroBe
Stiide serteiIt, bann nit einem 2eiI sers
itpbenem Immoniafbars bel idpadem
5eusr in elmer persinnten eiisrnen S9aIs
unter befSnbisem 8Ibren seidmoIsen.
Bis bic Maie bic Sarbe unb SaS AuSieben
bon S6ofoIabe ansenommen bat. 8or
benz @ebrau6e IdBt man bic WaHs nod.
mails idmeIsen unb tpenoet iie init ct.
pdrmter alinse in dbnIi6er Weiie an,
ipie bies bet @laier nit ieinem 8itt aus.
fiibrt, nahbem Der Suf pOrber iprSfaltis
sereinist ipurbe. 9ie DtaHe tpirb 10
fsit. bab iie bas @ntreiben bon RdseIn
aeitattet.
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Sans nmb Spf.
Getrpefnctes Sauerfraut.

0tan fann, UNI 8Ias su seipinnen,
banelbe trpdnen unb b5rren, pbne bah eS
mebr an giabrunSSitpff berIiert, ais bic
laure Sauce. DaS setrpdnete Sauer.
fraut nimmt einen bebsuteno tIeinen gaum
eln unb fann mitbin Isi9ter transpprtirt
perben. gu bielem 8pede prebt man
eS iupbroerlt gut aus, brsitst es auf Sors
ben unb Sleben gut auseinanber uno bes
ltrsut es NIT Dtebl unb SaIs, bann trod.
net man eS in einem 8adoien spuitdnbie
aus, bis 39 Bfunb unsspreBtes 3 9fun6
9etrodneteS 8cben. Die bur6 ben Sers
luit Der lauren Sauce entsoSenen ipenisen
9iabrunsstbeiIe tperben bur6 bas 8es
ltreusn nit OtebI unb SaIs pieber eriest.
Das eetrodnete Sraut pirb nit 3uiab
bon Sett 2 bis 8 Stunbsn in @aiIer se.
todt unb pie sep6bnIi9 Suseri6tet. 3u
bea9ten 1T, baB Der setrodnete Gauers
fobl iebr pieI @uiier erforSert unb 1ebr
er8iebls 1T. 8tpei 9funb ssben serabe
10 piel aIs l3 Pfunb bonn frii6en.
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Wdrmorplatten

ipsrben nit Iauparmem SeifsnipaRer uns
ter 3uIab bon ein ipenis SaImiaf ses
reiniSt; man bebient ii6 ba;u zines ipol'
lensn 2GppdenS. Soba ansutpenben 1T
nidt rattan, bu Der Marmor babur4
poaitdnbis erblinbet. glus bemisItsn
@runbe ldbt man Iie aud bsim 8uben
Der Spiesel fort. 2eBteres ssi6iebt
burd einfadeS abreiben nit Iauiparmsm
8aHer unb bur6 9iabreiben mitteIit
zines trodenen GUIDES ober 2ebsrIaps
pens. @ans beionbers eIdnsenb nerben
SpieseISldfer burb Mbreiben bon 8reibes
paher, baS man aber bor bem @ebraud
burd Elm Ieinenes 2dppden sieBen mub,
ba bic unaufseI5iten 8reibsfbrnden
Sdrammen peruriaden fbnnen. Had
Sem abreiben IdBt man bic SId6s trodsn
werben unb pubt Iie bann nit einem
gubIeber Obsr Sud, bis iie bea sIdn'
,eno lit,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Der UlauuiafturpQlaif.

Gan SranctSco itatt, no bereits am
"a. guguit Der gum 9lusitellunssbirefs
tor erwGblte @eneral be Doun9 in Sc
genwart bon etpa 10000 8erIonen nit
elmer iilbernen S6aufel ben eriten Spas
teniti6 DollSog. gluber ben fiinf
Saupt9ebGuOen unb benienisen fir bic
Somnli6are Der peri6ieSenen Staaten
entit iteben auf bem 9lusitellun9splase
an6 nod cine 9rose 3abl BON 8auten
fur oie pielen 0tcbenattraftionen, Die bel
bieicr @elegenbcit In belonSerer Siille
uno Ibwc6ielurg porbanben iein iols
len. Sn slusii6t senommen iinb fir
bieIe vWtibwaD Plaiiance" 4. g. cine
GeproouftiOn beS intereiianteiten 3bcils
beS Wieuer 8ratcrs, bic StraBe BON
Stairo, ein tiirfiIdcs, Elm iril9es, ein
lpaniidcs unb elm iapanil6eS Dorf.
Soft ale Ole Scranltalter bieler .Sioes
ibopS" in Chicago baben ii6 bereit ers
flGrt, bielelben mad San SranciSco sl
brin9en, wom09li6 in perbeiierter
6Orm. Dies perlprethen belonoers Die
SapGter unO Die Gbinelen, pelfe lees
tcrc Die @rri6tun9 cines prd6ti0en
Sancs i'm Stile Oes 0feideS Der Wtittc
planen.
I'm Su ben Saupt9ebGuben suriifs
3utebren. 10 miro Oas 9r6Bte bapon baSs
ieni9e fir Wtanufaftur unO ireie Siinite
lein. Oanelbe mibt 450 SuB tn Der
9dnse unb 200 SUP in Der 0reite uno
lit i'm maltril6en Stile auf9eiiibrt.
Oomartige Sbiirme fr6nen bic @den
ionic Die Wtitte Der lan9en Yorberleite
oe8 @ebGubes, I'M bas rirgsberum cine
SOlonnaOe fiibrt. Die Gburmlo99en
entbalten @drten, bas Dad oeS In iabnis
gem 9SeiB eri6einerben 8aues lit NIT
rOtbcn SalSSte9eln 9eOcft. Sein 2i6t ers
bdlt Oas 9ebGuoe, beiicn Soften auf circa
100000 uerani9la9t iinb, our6 Elm
grOBes Sberlibt unO Our9 Seniter all
ben Seiteu.
Die WtaI6inenballe mibt tn Der
Sreite so SUP weni9er ais SaS fir
Wianufaftur uub ireie Siinite, lit aber
beinabe 70 lang. Die Soften fir ben
Sau iinb auf $4,000 anSeI6lasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
Grbaltnn9 SeS Gromas Der frifdb
aebrannten Raffeebpbuet.

gs oiIrfte bielen Sausfrauen inter.
eiiant iein, elm MittsI su erfabren, benz
sebrannten 8ufee iein aroma, bas iib
bel ber iorsfdItisiten 9tufbeipabruns 70
idnea berfla9tet, su ipabren. 9asI sIeIbe
beitebt na4 einem bonn 8rOfefor Or.
Siebis se8ebsnen Hatbe einfa6 barin,
oab man ben friib eerbitetsn 8affee. nod
tpenn er ii4 in oem 8bitsefdiie befinbet,
nit Seitobenem 3uder beitreut unb tii6.
tis eur6einanber iditteIt. Ser 8uder
i9milst iofort unb infruitirt bic 8obnen
nit elnem fir bic 2uft unburdbrinsIiden
nsbersus, tpobur6 iie gang sIansen6 ipors
ben. Ser @erud beridpiutst na6 bies
fer Ntanipulation fuit gang unb tommt
erit pieber bsim 0iubIsn Der 8Obnsn
berbpr.
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@aiierbidbtmaeben BON Sacfleins
tpanb.

lin Sadleinnanb tpaHerbidt su mas
den, Iahen iid nit gorteiI foIsenbs sipsi
Uistboben antpenben: y Man nsbme
slei9e @eipidtSteile gllaun unb 8leis
Suder (eiiisiaureS 8IeD, IDfe bsibe untsr
nmriibren in beibem 0aHer auf, pers
msnse oarauf bieie 2Diunsen, periebe iie
pann NIT iparmem 8aiier unb lese in
biele Mii6uns bic 2einipano "a Stunben
lang elm; i6liebIid trOdne man bic
2einpanb. q Ntan fode so @ramm
SauienbIaie 10 lanse nit ipeidem 8aiier
(Hesenbafer), bis iie UuIIitdnbis aufse.
loft lit, l6ie barauf 100 @ramm aIaun
in 3 Sitter @aher unb 30 @ramm peibe
Seife in 1873 Sitter 8aier, mense ios
oann bic SiItra unb TRACE bic Wliiduns
in iarf ertpdrmtem 3uitunbe mitteIit
elmer 8iirite auf bas 3eus auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
0egen Sunc8wutb.

Gin bpdbeiabrter beutider Sbriter
ldbt fir bas WobI isner Uiitmeniden
folsenbeS &3ept sessn bic SunbSputb
i'm ,,SeipSissr SournaI" perbffentIi6en,
nit Der Semerfuns, oab er baS MitteI
felt so Subren init srobem GrfoIs anses
ipenoet uno msbre Meni9en uno cine
Srobe InSabI Tblere bon benz idredIi6en
Eobe sur9 8aheri6eu serettet bat. st
faet: Der Sib muB iobaIb ipie m6sIid
nit parmem @iiis unO 8aiier ausses
maiden iperben, uno penn bann ab8e.
trodnet siebt man einise Tropfen SaIs.
idure (Muriatic Acid) in bic @unbe,
peIde bas @ift bernidtet unb ben ga.
tienten bon ieber @etabr befrsisn ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
9as slderbuugebGnoe.

auserSem baS @ebGuoe, OeIien Saupts
einsang init brciia6cm So9en in ar6is
teftOuii6er Sinii6t beiOnoers in bic
glu9en itiht.
Oas SermaltnngS9ebauoe bilbet ben
Sis fir bic sluSitellunseretutiue unb
seWabrt, Ob9lei6 eS baS fleinIte Der
fiini Sauptgebauoe lit, einen b66lt ma.
leril6en slnblid. Der Saultil lit b1s
Santinii6smauril6, Der 8auptan ;ei9t
einen pieredigcn Sau nit led)sefi9en
bpmarti9en Sbilrmen an ben @dsn, TO-
wte einem 2burme 9lei6er @eitatt in
Der Wtitte beS @eb6ubes. Die Dome
peroen uersoGoet, unb bas @ebdube srs
i6eint in bem 9ansen 0ei6tbum oriens
talii6er Rra6t.
Gtntn ci9eutbiimlidcn Ginorud ma6t
idliebli6 Der Snnitpnlait, alS belien
Sauitil man ben altc9Dptii6cu wGblte.
S6ulen unb ein pDramioenf6rmi9es
Dad Sbmiiden es, wGbreno 3u benz
,On swei Sphnren brlpadten @inaanus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-20
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80. Stautrrt.
~. Wsifon Wiible, 49 eadapnnna @penue.
t3. @lif Wsrfe, Glif Straee
IA. 2adnpanna glpenue unp Sisbsnter CIR.
is. eadapanna uno penn Mpenues.
16. Didipn @erfe, gins Strabe.
II. eada @iien & StabI Co., Nprbperfe.
Is. Sada. &iIen & Stabl Co., slItt RIble.
f9. 9Sebfer ASenue unb WulbsrrY SraBe.
II. SeHerlpn unb 9adapauna ASsnues.
%. Wycmins Apenue uub Sprurs Strabr.
%. 6ranflin glpenns unb einbsn Sraee.
"a. 9SaibinStcn Npsnus unb Mulbnrp CTR.
25. @eams apsnus unb Olive Sraee.
26. Gafapanna une WaIbingtpn @penucs.
27. Wabiipn Apenue unb Wulbsrrp Snabe.
2S. SsffsrIpn gptnus unb @ibipn Straee.
29. Wcnrce glpenus une pine Stra6e.
81. gieunte unb 8pbinlrn Straesn.
80. 9. Wiaiu Ipenus uno Sampton StraBe.
80. Bromley Npenus unb Spetlanb Strabe.
81. Sadipanna une y. Drain Mpsnues.
35 Wtain Npsnne unb Sadipn StraBf.
36. ginepln apfnus uno Saficn Shabs.
81. everett Ipenue une 5adlpn Strabe.
80. garfelb Npenue unp gafdpftie Strabf.
80. Sumner aSenur unb g8aibburu Snabs.
Al. Wafbinlipn glptnue unp Sidprp Strabe.
az. Sritte unb 8eIlops Snaes
43. 6iinfls apenue unb 6iinfts Srabs,
Al. Srentpn une Sisbente Strlben.
as. Glib Ntte une Samptcn Shabs.
46. Stuns AYenus une Ssmlpd Strabe.
AZ. pittstpn glsenue unb 9SilUp Shabs.
as. prospect Ipenus unb Bee Straes.
81. @sbar AUenue uue 9llber Strabs.
So prpsprt Arenus unb 9tiper Stra6e.
50. @sear ASenus unb Gin Strabe.
81. Waibrsipn apenue unb Wiaple Strabr.
So. @ebar apenue une pear Strabe.
Sc. &. 6. & ct. Co., Siiipsrff.
81. prpsprt Mpsnus uue Sig StrdBs.
81. prppibenre 9tpdo une Carbon Straes.
60. @appuis Apsnus unb pbrlps Strabs.
63. Sipprrs Tadine Co., 8rssn's plaes.
Ga COUNTY @efGngniB.
65. @appuis Apsnus unb Waripn ShaBs.
&C. 2. s. 8. Strsu,uns, @resn &ipse Snabs.I
67. g8ppmine AUenue uno 9Iib Sirabe.
So. penn Apfnue unb Delaware StraBe.
II. Didlon Grenue unp Of Marfst Strabs.
u. Court Strabe unb DIAMOND apsnue.
73. %. Wiain 2lpenue unb prppieenre Hcab.
"a. y. @iain 9lpsnus unp Marfet Strabe.
75. y. Drain spenus unb parfsr Strabs.
81. Bird unb DAT StraBen.
SO. Bloom unb Warfet StraBsn.
SO. Srpiug NSenus unb 9lIb Straes.
81. Wapne Apenus unb g8iaiams Strabs.
s.. Welf Mdrfst une gBinpna Straern.
l23. D. & & gB. 6rahtbaus.
i2i. Clay Nprnue unp 8ine Strabe.
2f3. D, Z. & 9B. AarrenperfifGttCn.
321. D, Z. q 9S WalhinsnpsrfiiGtte.
322. 3ebnis unb guserue Shnbrn.
323. Siinbsbnts unb yussrnr Straben.