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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10
MISSES DRESSES.

IS so and SIS COVE have laid out 1875 Dresses
in ali ages, TO = years, at these prices;
good styles and nobby; former prices 81 so
10 SI2.......-.............n now So 80 and SIS co
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india SILK DRESSES.

SIS OO-Fine al-si. X India SIX Dresses; hand
some patterns; brown, navy and black;
trimmed on skirt and waist with cream
lace embroidery; all sizes up TO ~ bust;
former price $25................... now So "
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10

90 and rs cents-A lot OF Fine, Fancy-trimmed
Soft waists; JabOt fronts; lots of colors
and sizes; former prices 5 OO...........
............-......... now so and rs cent
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So 50-Finest Quality ATWOOD Serge Dress,
Elton Waist, with Ripple Skirt. lined all
through with finest SILK madame, full
skirts. ali sizes, navy and blacks, former
prices Observation-Disclosures. SO SO
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10

81 80 to IS 25-Handsome SILK and Surah
waists, black. navy brown and garnets;
also light fancy silks all sizes: former
prices 80 10 $S .......,.,,,now 81 so to So IS
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ClOakS and Dresses
TAlLOR-MADE DRESSES.

We have 1000 Dresses in Tan Covert Cloth in
Blue Serge, in Black and Brown Serge. Duck
Dresses in White, Navy and Striped effects
Every dress is made in the latest style and guar
anteed TO be Just as represented
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10

y so and $lO-Finest al-wool cloth Jackets;
black, navy ana browns; silk fRcings aud
very nObby; former prices from SIS so TO
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SILK WAISTS.

We offer during this gigantic sale Six Waists,
Shirt Waists and Shirts at prices that cheaper
than the materials can be bought for. Ali our
Waists are the very latest styles, big sleeves and
ali silk waists are lined throughout
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-06-10

The great success of our gigantic sales in the
past induces to make this sale the greatest
cess OF all, and to do SO we offer fine stylish
garments at prices that unknown TO the cloak
business. Remember that every garment in our
house is reduced and marked in plain figures.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
A BIG DITCH.
r. Win Cost Chicago About Twen-
ty-Five Million Dollars.
Tho Ditch TO PC Forty-Ono Miles Long. and
Vido Enough TO Carry Volume OK
Water Equal TO 100000 en-
bic Feet ~ Minute.

Cu1cAGo.. July Gothic building OF
+he greatest canal in the world is an
extensive piece Of business. About
e. ooo COO IN cold cash has been ex-
pended thus far in Chicago's big ditch
the drainage canal. Published csti-
mates, according to the latest author
lied revision, put the cost Of the work
At s2l, Oo0. GOO The engineers and every
body else about the drainage board
office refer to the probable cost as
S@50G0,00O.
The experts in the employ of the
hoard tell inquirers that the amount
thus far spent is in about the proper
proportion, and that from twenty-five
TO thirty per cent. of the work is done.
The whole channel is under contract
except about mile and half at the
Joliet end, and proposals for that work
have been advertised for. Contracts
coll for the completion of the canal in
1896 and the drainage commissioners
are confident that another two years
will witness the conclusion of the mam-
moth undertaking; that is to say, as
much OF the project as they now care
10 talk about.
With s25, 900, 900 the drainage board
will be able to finish channel II miles
long and big enough 20 carry volume
of water equal to 300,000 cubic feet q
minute. 1t will have an average width
of ao7 feet, and 202 feet at the bot
tom. and depth of &c feet. At
the surface the canal will be about
three times as wide as a wide street,
md at the bottom twice as wide, whilc
the depth of the stream will be nearly
equal to the height of an ordinary
thrcc-story-housc.
TO be effective for drainage purposes
and carry water out Of the Chicago
river at the rate of 100000 cubic feet a
minute. the current must be about two
and half miles an hour. Inasmuch
as the channel Of the canal will be
very much wider and very much deeper
than the average OF the south branch
of the river, with which it makes COM
ncction and from which it is to get it's
supply. the water must go from the
lake to the head of the canal Mt q
greater velocity than two and a half
miles to keep the canal full and enable
It to perform the work that is expected
Of it.
where that money ie coming from .is
problem that Is giving neither the
drainage board nor the public any con-
Germ. 1t is taken for granted that
when the SoO,00O,0 900 that is in sight
shall have been spent, Chicago will not
hesitate to put up whatever may be
necessary in addition to carry through
the deal.
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CYCLONES.
Warnings to BE Sent to postmasters on the
Coast of Their Approach.

Warnings to BE Sent TO Postmasters on the
Coast of Their Approach.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-Secretary
Morton is making an effort to secure
tho assistance of the post office depart.
mcnt in the more thorough distribution
st warnings Of the approach of tropical
cyclones in seaport towns where thu
weather bureau has 20 observers or
displayncn stationed With this end
in view he has addressed the following
letter to Postmaster General Bliss.
The season is approaching for trop:
ical cyclones. IT is important that ar
engagements be effected for thorough
distribution throughout their probable
paths of warnings of their occurrence:
In August and October of lSaa tele=
grams to postmasters of seaport towns
In the paths of the storms where the
weather bureau had no observers
or displaylnon stationed were made
the means of disseminating warnings.
In several instances last year kilograms
enabled people to protect their proper
ty from injury by the storm. These
warnings were sent without previous
arrangement with the postmasters or
preparation on their part for distribute
ing them. 1t Is now my opinion that a
more effective distribution may be
made if the postmasters WeYe 90
tilted beforehand that warnings
would be sent. Therefore, havo
the honor to ask if you will
pc kind enough to officially instruct
RostmaSters to pse all means at their
disposal to give the warnings the create
est possbip circulation. Should you,
after deliberations, conclude to co-operr
ate with the United States department.
Of agriculture in the distribution Of
such admonitory information, shall
be pleased to hear from you, at the
very earliest moment, so that arrange
mcnts may be perfected with the
weather bureau for cooperative effort
in this regard with the post office de-
partment."
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
RIOT AT THE MINES.
Toreign-Born Miners Attempt to Run the
Negroes Away From tho Mipes st !ins
ton, Ind.

Toreign-Born Miners Attempt to Run the
Negroes Away From the Migrees q! I.ins
ton, Ind.
WonTllluegos. Ind, July o7.-Lin-
ton, mining town nine miles west of
here, was the scene of sanguinary
riot Wednesday night. Gne of the
mines there is manned by Negroes.
"Wednesday was pay day and Wednes-
day night the forcign-born miners Of
Island Mine 20. became intlamed
with drink, broke iuto several stores,
took firearms and ammunition and
proceeded to Island mine No.
3, where the Negroes we're en-
ployed, attempted to run them away.
A shooting scrap ensred hctweon the
Negroes and whites, resulting in the
wounding of several persons on both
sides, but no loss IT life occurred.
A Mr.. 0gle. prcailent Of the Island
Coal Co., and the superintendent Of
mine No. ., arrived here late Wednes-
day night, afraid of their lives if they
stayed in Linton.
None but foreisn-born miners were
engaged in the difficulty a'he sheriff
of the COUNTY is nov at the scene OF
the tT0nble. and arrests OF the guilty
parties will follow
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An Antitrust Distillery.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July sO.--The or
ganization of the Monarch distillery
was completed S aturday night by sew
cral prominent capitalists of this city
and Peoria. Ameng the Milwankes
Stockholders ara Henry IIasse, exc
president Of the common council; Chris
alelms and llenry Fricke. It will be-
an ANTITRUST concern, with a capital
s'ouk Of 100000, The distillery will
he built ON u fpe-acre tract just oute
side the city limits, Mr. Hasse will be
the business manager, Officers will be
elected Monday night.
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Haneetf After All.

ST. Louis, July sS.-William Henry
Duncan. aged "a, was hanged in the
hallway connecting the jail and court
yard, In Clayton, st. Louis county, at
e:2s o'clock Friday morning. The rope
was fastened to an iron ring in the
ceiling and the trap opened like q pair
of double doors by the pulling Of q
bolt. lis crime was the raa,rder of po-
lice Officer James Brady. at Charles
Starle,s saloon, us North Eleventh.
street, on the night of October q, 1890.
Duncan had been sentenced to death
seren different times, but each time IN
Huence was brought 70 bear on the
court or governor.
proloage:t War: Predicted.
BfgnrN, J5'v SO ;fh.s consensus Ct
official opinion ~ that .,rs ts:ts.i ssf,.
i:,at hRnl ans! ~. ( ~ .;:ts eiff.:s -
,so.seSteis. pence a;ii' ',s:i.:ii ~ III
lie cs,i:s;tai
qnaintca witi.
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Telegraph Company.s Liability.

JACKSON, Miss, July oS.-In the case
Of Shingelcur & Co. US. The Western
Union Telegraph Co, where the former
sued the latter for $3.50 damages for
substituting the word "alibi'' for
alike" thereby causing loss to the
plaintiffs of that amount. Judge Chris
man Friday decided in favor of the
telegraph company, on the ground that
it could not be held accountable for a
loss in cipher message, the impor.
lance of which it had no opportunity
of knowing. .
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The Puiimans Must Start Up.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Nlayor Hopkins
said Friday that If the Pullman works
are not started within the next few
days he will withdraw the militia. The
mayor informed Vice President Wickes
of the Pullman Co. OF his decision, and
the latter will decide at once on a date
for resuming work. 1t is thought tile
works will be started next Monday,
and that the troops will be withdrawn
the middle of next week if no disturb
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
JET. Rowden Horsewhipneo,

JACKSONVILLE, Fla,, July 2s.-J. F..
T. Bowden, who achieved notoricty as
the manager of the Duval Athletic
club, which organization pulled off the
Corbctt:AIitchell fight last February,
was badly horsewhipped Friday. Bow
den's assailant was one Brunson, a
Pullman car conductor, and the cause
was an alleged insult to Mrs. Brunson.
Bowden denies that he insulted Mrs.
Brunson.
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Civil Service Examinations.


WASHINGTON, July 37.-The civil SER
vice commission will hold an eHaminar
tion in various cities nh August Z, for a
0DmpNtprship in The photographic Of
fee. navy department. ut 81 900 per an
nun, Residents of the District Of Co.
lumbia will not be admitted. The civil
service commission is making prep
arations for the examinations of
persons nominated by the secretary
of the interior for the assistant teach.
ershies in the indian service. EXami-
nations will ne held on August 8 at
the Shoshore Indian agency. Wyom-
ing: Rosebud. s. Dakota; Fort Defiance,
Arizona; Chicago. Detroit, Buffalo,
Fort Hall. Utah; irllansas City, Ean.;
Fort Totem. n. Taltota: Green Bay.
Wis: Fargo. \. Dakota, and St Paul.
Coxay DcseAts the commcnwcal Army.
WAslrNGrrS. July e7.-Coxcy has
abandoned his fellows and gone haols
to Ohio. lie won't ont to the place
where they arc eac;lmpesi. just over
the Aiarylana lor;ler, Wednesday
night. and gave the ren to understand
that he eoultt Go nothing more for
them. as lbs affairs ut Massilion would
require his presence for the sneSt few
months. He advised the men in a
serious way to so into Washington
and beg. They would be arrested and
given food. Some of the other bands
who followed Frye and Calvin are
daily being arrested and sent down as
Migrants.
'Frlsco laps to Assist Their Casernrncns.
san EsASesscy,, July ss7.A meeting
Of a caa..pittec REPRESENTING japanese
Scsiac.,ts Use hei:t al the IN pan coasu,
late and il was .sc;eca II make imma-
date etsart> t, raj = 10 0tE.t to assist the
Japane aulentin carrying on it's
war with :sis, rtiieri than that the
San iiralaei ~ japanese ire prepared
10 form i /. slc of l.aaa men, arm
etlre,nse.vcs y .inericas rifles and go
to i, pan II ti,ess f,ss'.i Expense il their
scry::,. ,aoalsi re necsacd in the: Core
an cain IT ST, tlic members of the
.s..,.e.ist.ssc es,ii.,sie viii he assessed to
jjse ssil,,5 Il i i.,s. w,...r goesson.
~ u Nal Dog.
Jul as.-A mad
STR On celered, here,
/. iiairisi, 4 iarnasF's
> s-s5ss n try.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
lsegro's House DYnaruisaa.

nashville, Tenn, July 80 IAN UNI.
Known party made a desperate hat un-l
successful attempt to murder Lewis.
rem and his whole family, ut tsallatin,.
AZ an early hour sunday morning. lsy
pacing a bomb III the window OF the
sieeplng room and exploding Ii.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
Battershall is in Canada.

ToRoNro, Ont. July so.-sandford
B. Battershall. whose name has been
frequently printed this week IN con-
nection with the Investigation Of sugar
trust influences by a senate committee
at Washington, has been here for some
time. butshas left for Hamilton.
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Fatal Heat at Philadelphia.

PnuApEIrnIA, July 30.-This city
was one of the hottest in the country
sunday. The thermometer registered
'' degrees and the humidity was 81 de-
$rces, orr degrees higher than Satur-
DAY Three deaths and II prostrations
are the result of the heat. I,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
Strike Commission to Organize,

WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Carroll d.
Wright, commissioner of labor and ex-
oficio chairman Of the strike commits
sion, has called meeting of the COM
mission, to be held in this city OH Mon
day next, for the purpose of organiza-
ton and conference. The commits
sioner is anxious to get to work. and
the commission will begin its labors
without delay.
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span,s,, Smuggling y.ss.,,s seized.

ARcIoTE HAHEpR, Fla. July - Tic
United states revenue cutter Asc14anc
steamed into the bay Frissay, to the
dismay of eight Spanish smuggling
schooners which were at anchor aud
trading with vessels Of i sponge feet.
The captain Of the Nc Lane seized them
all, and. with a man on board OF each,
is conveying the snangglers to the
quarantine station at Mullett Key.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
Telephone incorporation.

erhINGFiELp, H., July 3o.The sees
getay OF state licensed the Harrison
telephone Co., OF Chicago. with q eapis
tal stock of ss,QOA, 900. The iacoepon.
u'ors arc Thomas Whitney, M. A, Roe
and u, Z, u. Hughes.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
Death to L.ostcrIos.

WAsnINGroN, July IS. There is
strong probability that senator .Hoar's
ironclad anti-lottery bill, which passed
the senate, will become u law if it's
supporters can secure recognition for il
this session The bill is now in the
hands of subcommittee, composed OF
Representatives. Frederick, of Kansas.
Bailey, ofTexas, and Goodnight Of Ken
lucky, who will endeavor to report 1t
to the Judiciary committee Saturday.
1t applies to express companies asswell
as to the mails mi! makes it criminal
for any one to cause ltS;,prv tickets to
be brought into the Lifted Statea
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
1, con~ress ;ylii Adjourn Soon.

{ WASHINGTON .!r,ly. p. Senator ALI
son said ',shnrse.;.s night: II the tariff
bill is detected cGngrcss will be able to
a,fiolrn within ten days. II, however
a tariff ht.fsis To be passed congress
can MT adjourn before two weeks.
q ron, next Monday, or even later.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02

aHassAy-: -. ss4 =. an
Faie,! Merchant 81 iiss r..:*o'.
SAyASS III. SOS. sial = e = scn-
mana. I. ~ known s',s.-;:. MGR
chant. sybo /: i ts,sst:...'s :,sf' :s'ss'ls
s.. .s;.,ir s5 A.. zl-iissx ll.d IS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-08-02
just Burned the Money.

GAINESVILLE, o.. July 3o.-7The resi-
dence OF Mrs James Turnbapgh was
DESTROYED by fire. and She narrowly
escaped being burned to death. Six
hundred dollars in money was con-
saned with the building.
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Mabuunaen per Ncfffrate.

Ser Gonsreb bat Dor mebrsren Sabren
Elm 8eieb aneenommen, peldes es su
sinem 8srseben itempelt, cine Yoitfarte
a%bsuienben, beren SnbaIt basu seeisnei
1T, ben gmpfdnser su beleibisen, su bss
oroben ober in ben @usen Drittsr berab.
3uieben. Die Strafe tpurbe auf cine
@elbbube pon nidt mebr aIS $4,000, auf
@efdnenib bis su 2 Sabren ober auf
bsibeS feltseftelt. Die Nntpenbbarfeit
purbe lester Gage in einem bon benz
8unbesoitrifSseri4t au ct. Souls ber'
banbelten Prosehe in elmer alsemein
interefunten Weiie feitseiteIt. Sin
9eiddftsmann oeS senannten Ortes
bate an einen 8unben cine Yoffarte ses
ridtet, bic foIeenbermaben lautets
Sic iduIben unS 81 80. Wir baden
osSbalb mebrere MaIe borssiproden.
grfOlst bic 8esabluns nidt iofort, 70
perben mir ben Sal %unierer &edtSasens
tur our 8etreibune ibereeben." &i9tsr
Sboper bat sntidieben, bab bisie &arts
nit ibrer unmittelbaren 8lassnanbrobs
Jung brett barauf abseieben e%eipeien isi,
ben A~breHaten gu beiddmen unb in Der
6ffsntliden Meinunb su iddbisen. Die
@eidGftslsute ipsrben baber finftis gut
tbun, Wabnbrisfe Der goit asidIo1en au
iiber9eben.
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2ebtab Saaeb Giienbabn 60.

3iss SsrIaTtn Serantpn fir philadelphia unb
9ftp gprf per .. & 3. R. &. UNI 8 Worsens,
1910, 2.3S unb ti.36 Radm., per D. 6. 6 @.
u. U. sos, ff.2O Wprstns anp 80 une 3.5I
Ra6mitaes.
8srlaGen Scranton fir Witiston unb WiIfss-
barre per .. {. & W. R. R. 600, sos, ff.20
Worstns, 1870. $50, Cos, 9.3S RaGm.
VtrlaItn SCRANTON fur Ntite Dawn, SaiIt,
ton. pcttspile UNI allen punftsn Der Beaver
Wsabop uns psttspias 3ptigtn, per D. & 8.
U. &. s W, 1910, 2.3S, 4.f6 Rdhm per 3.
{. & W. &. ". am 6.00, sos, 1910 Wprstns,
f.30, 3 so NaGmitiass.
0srlalsn Seranton fir 9ttblsbsm, Cation,
8sabins, Sarrisburs unt alien 3wiittnpunfnn
per .. & 8. &. ". am 500, sos, 1920 Mpr-
gems. 1880. $50 Wabmittass.
8srlaftn SCRANTON fir 5unfbannod. 3cpan-
ba, Glmird, Stbara, @tnspa unb 3pil6rnpunf,
ten per .. & 8. u. u. um t.25, f1.35 Ra6m.,
per .. Z. & 9B. *. ". $50 Or, 1870 Na6m.
8nlaHtn scranton fir &pGtfrr, Buffalo,
Yiasara 6Saen, Detroit. 9bieasp uns ptifliten
punfien PER 8. q 8. ". R. unb pittstcn 3uue.
fipn (9.50 Mcrssn nur fir Buffalo, 100 $50
Nahm., per 6. s. D. ". H. 4.t6 Natm.
Sir Glmira une Wtlsn Der Salamanea, per
3. & 8. R. u. 6.t5 NaGm.. per D. {. s %.
o.. ". g., $50 Wprsens une 6.O7 Ra6m.
pu0mann parler uns S6Iaf- pttr {. 9.
Sshtlpassn auf alien 3issn ,wii6sn 6. & 9l
SunetiOn oeer Wilftsbarrt unb Gttp Yorf, Obj
laeslpbia, Buffalo uub Suspsnion Bride.
8oain 3. Wilbur, 6en. Cup. Stf Din.
Gbas. 9. &c., Gen. paf. slstnt, pbilabtI.
pbia, ga.
u. gB. Honnsma&sr, .aGt. Sen. ga6. slssnt
Siib 9stblsbtm, ga.
Wsitsr gusfunft srtbttlt gB. {. prppr, Stapt.
Agtnt, 800 Saba aptnue, SCRANTON, pa.
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Das neue Sabrbunbert io[Ien mir nod

Das neue Sabrbunbert iolen mir nod
erIeben, tpenn unisre Grbe Slid, iebr
oieI Slid but-io tp~enisitens Bat Rubolf
SaIb in einem @ortrase auSseflbrt.. ben
er bieier Gage iiber WeItentitebuns unb
0eltunterean8" in 2eip3is sebalten bat.
Der 8ortrasenbe mar Der Nniidt. bab
uniersr grbe cine iebr srobe @sfabr
brobe bon benz i'm SABRE 1866 entbsdtsn
8umeten, Der aIS &epoIutiondr bas l1nis
uerium, Obne iid an bsitimmte 8abnsn
uno Reseln gu binoen. burdiauit. SIN
Sabre 1899 erideine bieier &omet tpieber
unb miiIe aftronomifdsn 8srednunsen
mad alSoann nit Der gres auIammens
ftoBen. Ra4 SaIb'S 8erednuns lit bic.
fer Gag bes WeItuntersan8S Der 10.
Nopember 1899, elm Termin. Der iid
bbdftens UNI einen obsr stpei Gage Der.
fhieben fbnne. Soate Der Suiammsn.
fob bic 8ataitrOpbe nidt bsrbeifdbrsn,
70 tperben mir mad 8rofeGor Salb's Der.
iiberuns Elm NaturipieI srIeben, ipie ss
nod nidt busenefen: einen Stsrn.
idnuppsnfaa sleid einem Sdneefaa, Der
in Der 3eit BON ID. bis l5. Hopember
1899, MorsenS stpiiden 2 bis 5 llbr nit
8eitimmibeit eintreten tpirb. -@ir fDnnen
often .seteben. baB mir sesvn ben nieb.
liden Sternibnuppenfaq nidtS e~insutpen.
ben battsn, aber sIeid ben @eItunter.
gang - bas fdeint unS bod Elm ettpas
Su 9efdbrIideS S9auipieI
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Der 8erfuuf Der .Srsien 8reFs" bon
Gbicuso 1T mad Iansen nnterbanbIunsen
am Donneritas enosiiltis abseidIcfen
rporben. Die 8dufer iinb $. u. 8obI.
iaat, Serausseber beS bOrtisen ,.Sntsr.
Ocean. unb anbere prominente RepubIis
faner. Ser bisberiee BETTER bss 8Iat.
ties. 8idarb MibaeIis. erbalt SIS. 900 ;
bic iibrisen Sauptaftiondre 6. 8. BIaub.
Sobn 8ibIer, Col. Stepbenion II U.
bebaltsn ibre Mttien. 9ls eriter 8sbaf.
teur tpiro 9err Repb bonn Baltimore
.Weder" berufen tperbsn; Der atpsits
8soafteur ipirb Saul Sasbids bon Gbicaso
fem. Ser 8erfauf tritt am l. Ssbruar
in araft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-26

Gin ionoerbares Teftamsnt lit in 9bis
labeIpbia trot bes @inpanbeS elmer
Ni6te als ndditsn 8srpanbtsn Der Cribs
lnHerin fir redtsfrdftis erflGrt tporben.
Die i'm 9lter bon 88 Sabrsn nit Sinter.
laiiuns zines 8ermDeenS bon $500, 900
perltorbsne unSsrebeIidte so. s. Grtpin
bate in bemieIben nit rmsebuns ibrsr
Nidte ibrem SauSarSte $4,000, ibrem
3eatsanpaIte s25, 900 unb an psribie.
bsne Seitenpsrpanbte $4,000 bis $40, 900
permu6t uno siniss anbsrs iIeinsrs Ser.
mdd,tnlI1e anssprbnet. Ills Saupt. Orb.
innen iebte ie aber brei Ressrinuen elm,
bic 30 Sabre lang BET ibr bebienitet ges
tpeien iinb. Die gine berislbsn fol- ben
iebensIdnsli6en 3inssenub bon $40, 600
unb bic beiosn Anberen bon is 500, 600
erbalten unb auberbem ioaen iie bas
8edt bubsn, oieies capital an irssut
tpelbe ibnen belisbise Yerionen su Der.
MAIDEN unb ioaen fir tie aus Der Sin.
tsrIafeni6aft paHsnoe @obnbduisr an.
s~efauft tperosn. Der Reit bes Na&Iai.
les fol- unter hrei 2irben, baruntsr einC
Hseettir4e, pertbeilt tpsrben.