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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

glaes carunter ppr9eltellt? limb jeBt
maren mir ba. Wir fannten ben Na.
men, aber mir mubten ben ginfluB unn
Die Seoeltun9 bes DRIES ME 81 i6aben,
bis mir es lrs oaielbit erSdblen liebcn.
ct. Sonatus lit ndmli6 in Der Ge.
i6i6te Der Suremburger in Nmeritd
weitlib BON Wiiiilippi cine Mutter.
tolonle BON iebr arOBem @influHe.
Mus ibr gingen in oirefter unb inoiret.
ter Sinie all Die i%urembur9er Mnlieo.
lunaen oes @eitens: MltOn, Sospers,
@ra1Dile, Das beoeutenoe Sc Wars
nit ieinen gnneren &emicn uno Nter.
riQ berpor. Ius ct. SDnatus fam.
men Die berpOrragenOen luremburser
Sarlilien bon ct. Soiepb, Mlgona
uno 2ipermpre. Son ct. Sonatus
So9en cine grOBe 3abl 2anosleute na6
Caledonia uno pielen anoeren Srti6af-
ten Minneiptas uno bon bier itammen
Die @riinoer anoerer beute bliibenoer
Nrlleolungen wie Salem, Mlerauorid
in Siio =Satota, Columbus in Ne.
brasta uno pieler anoerer Staten.
4ber ct. Sonatus briiItet Ii6 nod
eiler Giaenlbaft, bic i6r gum aller.
grDBten Sobe 9erei6t. 9lus ct. 90.
lltls limb cine iebr grobe 3abl ieelen.
elfrl9er Prielter uuo Miiliondre Der.
por9egan9en, oeren SbGti9teit d6nli9
Der oes pielbetannten Hep. Slammang
oas Cob oes uni1einbaren Sorfes in
gltbern mod LANCE Sabre reoen miro.
uro BARN lie9t elm i6nerer 9epeis,
Dap st. Sonatls cine e6te lurembur.
ger anlieolung lit, uel9e nod INNER
als grObten &u9m Die 8robe Der ,3abl
leiner Yrleiter ullo 0tiiiipnGre lobt.
gSar es Die frii6e 2anoluit, bic es
llns an9etbau bate, ODER mar IS bic
Ereuoe, IN einem vStackhaus" Der
Suremburger in Nnlerifa su iein, oaB
mir 10 9llten slppetit batten, - mir
lpilIen IS nidt, aber mir batten geraoe
ipleoer einen 9uten ,Maufel" auf Der
Gabel uno bliften 10 anoG6tig nit
DEM einen au9e mad Den vGrompern"
llno NIT Dem anoeren mad Dem
vTirke", oab unier Sreuno Sbeiien
meltlte, mir pitroen ni6t 9l6t oeben
allf ods, iuas er iagte. gr ItieB uns
lelle, lel'e in Die Gippen: Ma, Con-
ner, lauschterst de 6ch?" 9Sir bat.
ten unIere yGrompern" 9eraoe vunter
DAD" 9ebra6t uno tonnten nlr nit
Dem SOpfe rSa!" winteu. SAP mir
aber ygelauschtert" batten, oas be-
ipeilt unieri9e Obige Sei1reibuns, bic
mir infcl9e oeilcn bier Su bringen be-.
iblonen, uno de Peter uno Drama
Srler wihen Aus G%rfabruns", oaB
mir lbrem yFuosentskascht" Elm ,ull.
gelpro6enes" Sob antbaten.
llno na6 benz gHen, oa muBten ,pir
fpleoer pauf ben 9Seg", benn es lit
nett bis an de Stadt". llno ais mir
wieoer bel Der Mutter 81 Sauie anita.
men llno oieIe uns iragte, pie es in
st. Sonatus 9inse, iasten mir tpie
i'm GDnpitte: EFT as mach Allies
beim Aleu-" Den Allen, dasz de
Krier, den as de Peter FUN Du6rf.
Eddi bis eng amer kGer, Krier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Miles Genter, ST., z. Geb.
1894. - 8eebrter Serr 8onner! Mm
30. Sanur D%erun9liifte Elm alter @n.
lieoler bon Stiles Center, ndmli9 Serr
Sobn 8ebres, wdbreno er iib nit lei.
mem 6ubrpert auf Der 2incoln Mpenle
slpiiben SoDmanpille uno Stiles 9en-
ter befano. Seim 8elteigen ieines
@agens that er einen Sebltritt, wobei
er spiIden pfero uno Wagen iiel.
Sas YierO i6eute, uno jaste in pollem
8alOpp baOOn, bis auf cine turSe
Strede Yfero unb Wasen in ben Stra.
Ben9raben ltiirSten.
Der llnfaQ wuroe bon mebreren in
Der Ndbe mobnenoen 2euten beobadtet,
Delte slei9 CUR Silfe berbeieilten, no
es ibnen mad barter Wtiibe gelang,
@e9res pom Wa9en 81 befreien, nad-
Dem Der ibuer V%erpunOete nab turSer
l3eit in ibren Sdnoen seltorben mar.
Sobn 8ebres mar in GO!bab, GrOB.
berSo9tbum &urembur9 gebpren, Is
Sabre alt unO binterldBt cine trar-
NJ
ernoe WittWe. Sein einsi9er Sobn lit
ibm i6on iriiber i'm SOoe poraus9e.
9an9en.
Sreita9 MOr9en ianO bas Sesrdb.
nib nad einem ieierli6en 0jottesoienIt
in Der ct. Peters=&ir6e ltatt, NO
&ep. y. S. S6uette cine ersreiienoe
Sei6enreoe belt. Sine grobe @n,abl
BON Sreunoen uno S%ermanoten bate
llb eln9eiunoen, I'M ibm pas lebte Ge.
lelte gum tatbOlil6eu SrieobOie 3u
9eben. WO9e er ruben in Srieoen!
&lrSllb 1T bier elm Seib= uuo Vau.
perein ms Seben 9"eruien woroen, oer
l1on cine iAOne Mit9lieoersabl bat.
Serr SObn -. Greraro uno SRI.
WarSaretba Wertens lisbe1 li4 Owl ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
GorreiponOems.
@ertber Serr Conner!

9Sertber Serr Conner!
IS miro Die Seier S6rsr Sldtter fiber
~Ireuen, Sol9enoes, oas i6 Der ~fran5D=
iii1en 3eitung yllnipers" entnebme,
iiber Die Nusltclluns Der tatboIii6en
GrSie1un93anItalten 81 Chicago 81
leien. Dian fam BARN Die alte Sebre:
y&atIolit, ou brau6it bid oeines
Glarbens ni6t su i6dmen" wieoer eir=
mai reAt iAOn beitdti9t iinOen. unO
Die amerit0nii6en &~atboliten tOnnen
bin5ufli9en: rSob urs Niemlano etlp0s
9e9en Die Pfarri6ulen ia9c!"
Genebmigen Sic, Ii. |. N.
Sbr Nbpnueut =. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Ro pmun Naas. sr,ao,s
Saltb. Wtt6el, ~
u ep D. Z. y. Griefi, Qiorrer.

Rapmunb Naas. Su,
Saltb. Utt6eL ''
&ep. s. N. Griefi Giorrer.
Nir benuBen Die 0ele9enbeit, uniere
Seler auf ein anOeres 98ert oes bo6p.
Batter Grleli aulmertiam 81 MAIDEN,
oGs cine lcbr lOben5iuert6e Soee per=
tritt. g8ir meinen Den ct. SOiepbs=
Serein gum S0uBe urmer MiiiiOnen
III Den Ser. StuOtcn 2lmerita's. Sas
Wert itelt inter Der Appreciation Der
bO0lten tir1ll0cn W~iiroentrd9er Der
lnlOn, lUle aus Der gnjelge an Der
9Otalielte Su erieben 1T. MOn iiber=
le8e lI0 Die NbIi1t Oieies llnterneb=
mems einmUl etluas ndber uno luer es
t6un tNnn, Der llberrai1e Den bpGu.
Sater Grief nit einem @citra9e. SIS
ioll unler Slid lcin, 81 wiilen, oaB
mir oieIem ilberaus ebrensWert0en
@erte Yori0ub 9~eleiltet bahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Scbn Is. @eHerfielo ulo
81 allbere 9eppbner BON Wilmette boz
ben I'M GOurtDgerl6t su Chicago elm
Gelu6 einaereibt, oabingebenO, eirlen
Sag fir cine Spe,ialwabl 81 beltims
men, ourb Die 6ru9e Der Sereinl9un9
Der Srti1ait nit GpanItOn entl1ieOen
weroen iOQ. Sie SittIieller ertlarten,
ein Srittel idmmtliher gSablberebti9=
ter bes Srtes 81 biloen, lno lie per=
lar9ten Die Nnnerion. Gihter Scales
lplllfabrte ibrem @unIhe Ii. beitimmte
Den q. 6ebruar fir Die SpeSialpabl.
Gine i6Due ueberraihurl9 bereite=
ten unierem Sanbsmanne Nit. gteuter
bier IN Der Staot tiir;li6 oeiien
6reuroe, inoem lie i'm 81 ieilem 20.
Oeblrtsta9e urplpbli6 beiuhten. Yo=
!iSeimann S. Geuter, Der Sruoer oes
S0errn Gellter, fOnnte niht Sllge9en
ieill, aber iiberianOte cine &iitc Cigar
rem gum 3eiben icIner 9lufmertiamteit.
Serr Nit. Heuter 1T Der Spbn unieres
iebr gel6dbten Selers uno Sanosman=
lles $. Ieuter BON Sellepue, Sa.
Sr. Yeter Molitor, wel6er
tiirsli9 bon Durango na6 Dubuque
tam, bat cine Seieniabrit in go. 2404
on Der Gouler sue. erOIfnet.
Sn Appleton, @is., tprrrbe am
Sieniag leBter g8o9e Der A. P. A.
Preoiger Sims am Yalnbpfe pom
WapOr BON NppletOn Sumpbrep Yieree
geldngli6 e!ngesogen.
Die ,Slinois Staatsseituns",
pel6e ourO lire Suoenfreunoli1teit
uno lire maBlole Seine Gerebrrng
elnem Jeoen orOentlihen Meni1en sl=
iploer ieln muB, i6eint li1 nun auf's
SelpDtteln Der Surembur9er perle9en
81 ppllen. Wenigitsns tlin9en uns
Die fOlSenOen 3eilen ilberaus speioeu=
rig, oa lie i6reibt:
eNte 9lltell Slreribur9er iabrcn tort, sic
&l0n9e tbrcS Experimentation Selerluaoen
lIeoea MT oenen Der ,Wtorieiuaiie" llno oe5
.@ott i6iis' ben groBeu Gar" III pereinioen.
sln3 Der Stnotsmlnllter @gi9en iGloB lid
g =; Gg'nmSgH al, ti,oefl CT ose ri.,lll0sii
Hrp, Ser oleihfGiiS So,g osinSs,,e }Srrt,,Hs
Miniiterrelioent mar ni6tcri6iencn. 2lberos
bot ll3 Oanl ipleoer cine pra4tI9e geIeScns
g,t, Ots '"lE,WrT nlsSlete por aSsit S M
niiterTcijoert %erld1ies NIT ibne" M gtoSt.
t5cater, moralli oas Sr6eiter ioiort bic mi
itl4e 1qnule anitimmte. NIo Die nerren li4
na2 oEm "t'l@tElT {nriiai29el!. Oe9ieltstEn
SramfreiGia Sin Shell Ssr 9irmeisn Sy,
lang ben ,Seierpuu" nit Dem befanllten
prenRen ielnoliden aebrreim unO Die r0aor.
siaaut .5oW waDreI'o oetletoen No9t
ob, Sic yfenlerl" ~ len I' hen S SIu"sg' si 2rg5
ibreu saul
Neos noa 9rnoror,,n ,,;t ;,;,,,.
G;ebGi;iofs;t bs,n,stt nSsr m mm ,"v,
Nis;sr oSns;,sn nnor, Sr,n,a ap" o.
bnt IT. nns mnbefommt SD S n;tI N;a
otto Somts" mns Ma,os m";" ~.
%mrsmhmrnsr 5;n r;S 81, nos ,r%,l
siid,e M;l,ta rn;sc;nl;1 bs"s;,tsrn ~
nsng Snr"mi Srs nron Iau,rr 80 ":,'n
Mntnort am mInns nnn n;a C" m
hmrnsr Inn -shsy,,ot tnp 80 No
6ier in Slms,;tn ii% n;%t rSr;% %
Ini;en 5i,r mon 10 IT. "I hs,s;aar, N ,n"t'
lem Sin n"rniiut;oer SM e',;,n ,Oun
tnnm ,Io"hsu 49, o.t' V 'u"a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
OtVt 81
YrGi. beS CIR. Sentrals0 ereIus

Sm @ni6luB an bieien 9rief oes
Pralloenten bes 6entralOereins mOdten
mir bier nod our aagemeinen &enntniB
Der Sanosleute %brin9en, oaB Der Son.
sreB ielber am S%ttapionnta9e, melber
oieles Sabr auf Sonntag, ben 20.
4pril fallen wiro, itattiinoet.
ga uniere 2anosleute in ct. Yaul,
wie aus Dem Sbengeiasten eriibtli1
lit, ibr W0gli6ltes tbrn, I'm bic Seier
81 einem Griol9e 81 MAIDEN, 10 wdre
es aud wiinl6ensUertb, oab man lire
9emiibun9en ebrte, inoem man ii9
sablrei6 CUR Seriammluns einfinoet,
ND Oann oes Weiteren iiber Die S.n-
t~ereiien oes 9ereines beratben psroeu
fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
2%urcmburscr Nereinsna9ri9ten.

uner Sreunb s. 2ubwig
l9reibt uns wie folgt: T. !
@inona, Minu., z. Sch. 1894.
gSertber Sreullo gomner!
&omme eben Don ct. Saul ,uriid, wo i'd
benz Selte Der Galoslelte %bei9epobnt babe
uno bon no i1, sIr Gbre Der ct. Bauler
saiiosleute iei es 9ela9t, bic beiten Na6ri9=
ten 81 meloel babe.
Ti6t nur bic gurembur9er, ionberm aud
bic auoeren Geuti6en i6enten benz '9llrems
burger Gon9reiie cine beionoere animertiams
felt ulo ipre6en III ebrenber 8eile pol bel
SorbereituhSel, wel6e 81 bemielben setrois
len weroeu.
Soiientli6 betbeili9en li6 unisre 9anbs=
leute i'll reger gSeiie oil bemielben. Sas
ipiiIldt NIB baSu erll6t
Sbr Sreuno uno Q%arbSmauu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
SaBrcsbertdt Der 81. Samilien:
&trd)e, uuion, Ssiu, ~. =.

Som l. San. 1893 bis /. San. 1894.
Gtnuab men,.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
CHURCH EoLL CALL.
Interesting Meeting to lie Held by Penn
Avenne Bantiat Church Memhars

Interesting Meeting to lie Held by Penn
Avenue Baptist Church Membsrs.
The Penn Avenue Baptist church
will hold "Roll.call" Of all the Inc m o.
bers Of the church on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of this week, The
church clerk will read the name of
every member alphabetically, and a
response is expected from all members,
stating how many years they have be.
longed TO the church, and their present t
interest. 1t will be memorable oc-
casion historically.
The church is thrty-fvs years old
in August, and four of the present
members were charter members.
Many others have been members
twenty-five or thirty years; and many
happy "reminiscences may be expected
The renovated lecture room will be
opened for the frat time, aud many
will desire to see the many improve
ments. adding 30 much of beauty and
attractiveness TO the church home. A
large chorus choir will lead the special
musical programme. Oi Wednesday
the names from "a" TO IL" will be
callsl and on Thursday evening the
remaining names.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
Imptasaivs Church ssruio..

To the Editor Of The TRIBuHE:
Kindly allow me brief space to con
gratulate Rev. j. W. Williams and men,
6ers Of the Presbyterian church Of Dun
more upon the auspicious augmentation TO
their church on Sunday. The service was
uns urpassrd in interest and was ono Of the
most impressive services ever witnessed.
IL stands unique in the records OF Presby-
terianism in that borough. This Increase
in membership must be largely attributed
TO the earnest Christian labOrs OF Rev.
Ralph B. Gillian, who conducted eVAngelis-
tic services in that church few weeks
since, which resulted no happily to those
Interested and rendered the communion
service OF last Sabbath so impressive. The
addition consisted Of seventy-two persons,
ten by letter and siXty-two as u result. Of
Mr. Gillam's services during his ten days
sojourn in Dunmore, mn incident to be-
long remembered by those who responded
10 Mr. Gillam's labors In his Masters vine
yard.
The communion service Of Sunday was
particularly interesting since Mr. Gillian
returned from the west especially to be
present at this occasion. Mr. Gillian wat
assisted In the service by Rev. DR.. Logan,
Of Scranton; Rev. Mr. Brooks, Of Wilkes
| Barre, and the pastor, Rev. j. W. vii
liams. The congregation which was {
large one, comprised many members o
neighboring churches. T. HARTNoLL.
Scranton, March q, 1884.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
CITY NOTES.

"Oh, What A Night will be presented
by Charles Loder at the Academy OF Music
this evening.
Stephen Gutheinz, the South Side
butcher, died at his residence at 1890
last night.
A marriage license was granted by Clerk
of the Courts Thomas, yesterday, to John
e. Ohnmach and Kate M Shumpp, Of Car
bondale.
James Morgan, of Morris court, on com
plant of his father, was arrested yester-
day Tor habitual drunkenness Alderman
Fuller sentenced him thirty days in the
county jail.
The Asbury M. Z. Sunday school will
give dime musical and literary enter
tainment at the church tomorrow even
ing. An excellent programme has been
arranged. The Sunday school orchestra
and church choir will participate, and
Thomas Aubrey, Of the Central City, will
sing.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
STATUS OF PHIL SHERIDAN.
Movement Will RI Started with a Pub
lie Meeting at Armory.

Movement viii RI Started with Pub-
lie Meeting at Armory.
Tho energetic gentlemen who are Mt
the helm OF the movement to erect In
this city monument TO gallant Phil
Sheridan intend to bring the matter to
tho attention OF the people OF Scranton
and its vicinity by means of public
meeting to bs held in the armory on
March 2S or 30.
When the ball has been once put in
motion the movement will be pushed
with energy, The intention is to erect
ono Of the finest equestrian statues Of
General Sheridan tnat can be- found
anywhere in the country. 1t will be
Of bronze aud it Is expected will cost
about $50. 000 The statue will be To-
Gated on the corner of Adams avenue
and Liuden street. IL will face in the
direction Of tho armory and prove to
young men receiving their frat lessons
In military duty therein that the brave
defenders Of home and country are the
heroes the people love to honor.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

- - -
HAD TO USE HIS CLUB.
officer Goerlitz Compollsd to Beat

officer Goerlitz Compollsd to Beat a
Drunken Man ITO Submission.
Police Officer Goerlitz had n struggle
with drunken John C)rrigan on L1cka-
wanna avenue yesterday afternoon in
which he had to freely use his club.
The evildosr presented sorry spec
tacle when the melee ended.
Corrigan was intoxicated and lopng-
ing in tho hallway OF Dlvidow Bros,
Officer Goerlitz was called to eject him
and received blow on the nose H.
tried to subdue him without using
his club, but HE efforts were met by /
fusilsds Of blows. To protect himself
and take his assailant In custody the
officer raped him several times about
the head Corrigan was covsrei with
blood and presented sickening sight
With the assistance Of Special Officer
French no was taken to the old police
station and later to headquarters IL
the patrol wagon.
Police Surgeon Slocum was called tc
the station house later and dressed Cor
rigans injuries. Dr. Slocum said he
was not seriously hurt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Novelties in the dancing line seem to
be the particular hobby Of managers os
the different attractions travelling
about the country, and great many
there are that are wonderful and
amusing. The latest, howavar, takes
on an entirely new phase, and intro
duces little deception that promises
to make it the most successful OF any.
1t is called the "delusion dance, and
will be the feature of "Oh, What a
Night" at the Academy tonight
THE GIRL LEFT BEHIND Me.
Charles Frohman's company, recent
ly from the Empire theater. New York,
will present The Girl / Left Behind
Ne, which had such long New York
run, at the Academy on Friday even.
ing The play is Of that class which
touches the hearts of fair women and
quickens the pulse Of brave men.
THE PAYMAsTER
Duncan 3. Harrison will present his
sensational military melodrsma. THE
Paymaster" at the Academy on Thurs
day evening. In this play Mr., Harri
son is said to be at his best, earnest,
jovial and warm hearted, an Irish off
Ger true to himself and country.
THE SKATING RINK
Nat Goodwin's old play. The Skat-
ing Rink, will be the attraction at the
Academy Of Music Saturday evening
by company that includes number
Of we'll known performers,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

When Councilman Robathan says he
struck snaR in the form OF large sum Of
money, whereby the Atkinson property is
referred to as having raised its price from
81, 800 10 s. 500, he makes mistake There
is a strip OF ground about thirty-nine feet
between fathers house and mine which
they thought was lot and when the en-
giner measured they said 1t was not wide
enough for a street. We had never been
asked how much we would take for this
piece of ground.
Mr.. Philip, the city engineer, sent 8
man over TO ask me what would take 10
my house and lot, as they wanted fifty
feet, and told them did not want to sci
but thought ought TO have S. 800, as II
would cost quite SUN at present to get 9
home. DAVID g. ATKINSON.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
JENNIE ROSS GOES TO JalL.
Surrendered by Her Step Father Who
Was Her Rondsnan.

surrendered by Her Step Father Who
Was Her Bondsmau.
In the United States court yesterday
Jennie Roas was surrendered by her
bondsman, her step father, William
Ross, and by order of United States
District Attorney Harry A. Hail. was
removed to the Lackawanna county jail
from which at the end OF the present
term she will be removed to the Ale
ghsny county Jail
Miss Ross is charged with sending
obscene and threatening letters to Miss
Jennie Mott Of Eighth street. 1t ia ex.
pected that the case will be called FOL
trial at the term Of court to be held al
Pittsburg in May.
When the district attorney had Miss
Ross committed to Jail yesterday, she
reviled him in the harshest terms.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
LlITLe GIRL MISSING.

Where IL Light Hatred Maggie Roe
wasser, Five Years oldP
Tho police have bsen notified that
Maggie Roowasser, 8 years old, Of
OAkford court, is missing.
When last seen yesterday she wore Il
blue dress and cap, aud brown sacque
she has fair hair, blue eyes and is large
for her age.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

Beet made. Play any deeired number OF
tunes. Gautschi & Sons, manufacturers,
1880 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won.
derful orchestral orgaus, only So and $40
Specially: Old music boxes carefully re-
paired and improved with new tunes. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Under this heading short letters OF interest
will be published when accompanied, for pub
hcation, by the writer's name. THE TRIBUNE
Will not be held responsible for opinions here
expressed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
SEE page 6.
SUES the TRACTION COM pANY.
Mrs. Mary LuxumborRIr Asks for $2b,
600 DamaRsH

600 Damages
Mrs Mary Luxumbergsr, wife OF
Peter Luxumberger, yesterday began
an action against the Scranton Trac-
ton company. through Attorney Cor
nolius Smith, to recover $95. 900 for in g.
juries sustained in one Of the Traction
company's cars.
Ga Jan. 0 Mrs. Luxumbsrger was
riding over the line between this city
and Taylor when the car loft tho track.
The plaintiff says that from the shock
and Jar she sustained permanent inju.
ries,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
Buy Goldsmith s shoes.
JOHN E. HALL WAS INJURED.
He Now Asks the E. e. W. V. r. r. O.
IL AoG nrn

He Now Asks the E. & W. V. r r. Co.
to Pay Him S2o ,ooo.
John E. Hall yesterday sued The Erie
and Wyoming Valley Railroad com
pauy to recover $4,000
On April 8. 1892, Mr Hall was driv-
ing across the trucks Of the company
near its freight station on North Wash
ington avenue when he was run down
by train, bis wagon overturned and
himself severely injured.
He alleges that the accident was due
to the carelessnsss OF the employees Of
the company, aud as his injuries are Of
permanent character, he wants com
mensurste damages. Attorney j. Eli
OF Ross and William f. Tracey repre-
sent Mr.. Hall
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
Nav Biovcla

A new bicycle worth $40 will be sold for
$685. The machine Is guaranteed and is a
rare bargain. Machine may be seen at the
Tribune Office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

You are invited to visit the Scranton
Cash Furniture Store; Is now open; !3i
aud 1876 Washington avenue. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
\. {. Watkins IN JAIL
A Scranton Broker Arrested for Embelzling
$4,000 from Bank.
CAPTURED on HIS way TO CANADA

His Right Name Was Henry C Wilt
shaw and in 1891 He Was a Trusted
Bookkeeper of the United States
National Bank of New York He
Ran a Brokerage Business Since
Last September.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07
Try Goldsmith's shoes.
Ten Carpenters Wanted.

Ten carpenters are wanted this morning
at the rockingham theatre, Apply tC
James Brazil, foreman. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

PABsT Milwaukee Book Beer on draught
and Rockaway oysters, fresh from the
shell, at JOHN LOHMAYN's,
~ 2l9 Lackawanna avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

You are invited to visit the Scra nton
Cash Furniture Store; Is now open; 1874
and 1856 Washington avenue. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

Wear Goldsmith's shoes.


John H. l.. Travis at sec Lackawanna
avenue has added TO his store n stationery
department Blank books md stationary
of every description can be had at low
prices. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-07

Anheuser Busch Beer.
Louis Lohman's, go Spruce u. -
The advocate., 1894-09-19
THE END.

"You are not the first one that asked
that question. But the republican
party settled that long ago. The bonds
were refunded, other bonds issued in
their stead, made payable in coin, and
the time of payment extended. All
we have to worry about at present is
to pay the interest twice a year."
"Do You mean that the bonds that
were sold for greenbacks, worth on an
average of 60 cents on the dollar, are
to be paid in coinP"
"Thst's just what l mean."
"But since silver has been demon
etized, the holders of those bonds don't
have to take silver in payment, do
theyH"
"Now don't bring up that old silver
question again. 1t is generally under
stood that the bonds are payable in
gold"
"Do the bonds read that way, or are
the bondholders worse than Shylock
and demand more than is in the
bondP"
"There you go! The more try to
explain matters to you the more Of a
calamity hoWIer you become. All Of
those calamity bowling Pops. use that
name 'shylock' in speaking Of the men