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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
FORCE THE FIGHTING
nat Is What the Democratic Senators
Propose To Do
TARIFF BILL OUTLOOK.
penniiion Of the Attitude OF MN. Murphy.
smith. and Irby-rrospcct OF
Early Action Slight

" ASH NcTON. May lA-(S0eclal,o ,
y,l..,hcr tho prospect for an early adj
...acnt Of the tariff question is any
, ...t,rr now than It was last week. the
..rrats have at least determined to
. tic nghung. They have concluded
.. rayc longer sessions. and an effort
l D. made to tire out the Republic
.s anxious % indulge In weary and
..sv debates. Much depends on the
GA. ro.cy ~ TIE Republicans. II they
muster twenty Of their number who
.l 10 fight the pending iii TO the
.. X need be. they can keep up a
....,.,.e for many months yet. II they.
....,,f. merely want 10 proloTs the dis
..... until they have made all their
.r+. ana protests against the measure.
a.e then willing TO Let n vote be
....r. ..y some time next month-any-
.... lrm ihc 18th TO the $oth Of June
i.r .s Go fair way % pass. + %
49,. .f course. the Democrats can mus
. tr. necessary number Of votes. For
...i two weeks IL has looked as IL
. r..fao.i.ts viii pun together toiCrably
..a OBJ. prediction "a freely made
.t ar fl. vr1-up enough additional
..r .s VIII boz m0de 10 gather I'D
-. Democratic ana at least Two Iop0-
,..c. for She o.l
ATTITUDE OF HILL.
,- .-~.s ~ Igmors have been started
....ag tlr attitude Of Senator Hill,
... enemies have pursued their Old /
I'D. % tactics concerning everything he
.l4 GOES. TO he plain, falschoods
s.HN 81
. ...t.u - warfare was commenced
... 1..evsmps soon after lie became
.r q Sew YORK, ani some Of the
. ard western Democrats have
.. uuoh crc1enco 10 the malicious
s u these Icsky creatures VINO
..raS up in sew York and the
.anl States. Simply because
..- Jan IS opposed 10 the income
VISION of tie b.u ana has criti-
DBL. trainers Of tho measure for In
d. abuse has been heapci upon
.rt ne report has been spread far
tlat D.. uot only Will vote against
Dr.. bat IS doing all IN his power +
&C. lie offered boldly IN the
t. aut. Tor tto old Mills lin as
tt.te for Tho hiu now before the .
.r for any other measure that .
cred to be q fair one. framed
.. lines mIl down by the Chicago F.
rI. ana in accordance with the .
.t.i declarations in favor of a
.nr revenue only. The press sul
..l. ~ his own State-cVen That .
.t.c band If NugWJmFs who have .
- ~ DIS heels for several years
.wn.t unaII Wously opposed 10 the .
f.A THAT proposition VIII pear .
t. heavily ou New YORK than any .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

cash quotations; Flour inactive; ferlins
easy: prices unchanged. wheat. Jfst;
No. , red. 5f2.c. No. corn. Gi.c. -.
> oats, 55i.c. Pork, 81 ~ II y. i3ri'
S.1JaGC0. Sides. !6.t2i. az :. Whisky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was rainy and cool. Heavy showers fel
throughout the day and night.
S.ato nf thermometer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

The parochial reports given the Com
mittee on the State of the Church show
the following statistics: Number OF
families. 1875: number of persons. S.l6S;
baptisms, infant. 424; baptisms. adult, ll6;
total. bsptisms. 5i1 combinations, 5OJ;
communicates i,n6; marriages, l!S;
burials. 200 teachers in sunday schools
EO7. scholars in Sunday schools. An;
teachers In parish schools, 20; pupils. i32;
church edifces, 1l2; rectories, -; contrI-
buttons, S35,s2A76; value Of church pro-
rortv sfOf g-6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

n4TMAKSHALL-STREET CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH.-Suadsy school a. $50 A. N.
Preaching ct IL A. n. end +. y. BY the pas.
Tor. Rev. A 4 Mona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
CINCINNATI.

Sheep Receipts, l,f) t'tis " - =
nrrn; inferior 70 choice, N.1JgLo; lambs
~ 90 '''''' CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., My l9-Flour-
Spring patent, 2.h4J.so. family wv
Wheat-Dun. 80 ~. ooc.
Corn--Steady, No. : white, D'.c.: No.
oats-No. mixed. ssc.; No. white.
Pork-Mess. a2O; clear mess. A1~'
Inrdd-Stesm leaf. ne; leaf larI, re.
Bacon-Steady. shoulders. 6A.c short
rib sides, &C.. short c.cir SIDES, 49,
WEiskey--Ste8hy al NlJ.
THE COTTON MARKETS
NEW YORK. May Bottom dun; mil
dim, Gul( = 1-lbc.; ml11Ung Ull4Nds,
Z s-lcc. sales. Is bales. Futures clos''i
steady: sales. J3.0J Lliea' a1y. = 10
bid; June 3 o; July S@. AAS4s'' - 10
Tl2: December, Sis, January ~ ~
Tota visible supply Of cotton for 20
world. 3,5t5 81 bales, q wnl,h ~
bal 5 are Amer an: against 19'hN' ~ -
29gf6Jq bales. r.-snectiyely. last ytAI
Rscelpts Of cotton this WrVn AZ all i.-
terror towns. ij.D-S bake X celplf 'i' '
the plantations. l2..S5 bales. Cf09 Ia s'o--
Il2L5S9 bales.
MEM ORLEANS. May i9--Cot,on
$50: June. S79. July. s5.17; August. ;, .
september SOL: october. @..0, Nov mo .
s. ~: December. S.s6. January, sosi.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. May - H,s.'
firm: strained. Sc: gOod strain -.
Tar arm al SO Crude tufentnf hHA,
hard. SEQ; soft, $40. virgin. s-lI. Spstl1'
OF tilrpentine steady al letgc
CHARLESTON. ). G. May - .IlitFi,
tine nr,n az NC. Rosin STEADY 80
strained, 500 ,,.,..,
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARkEL
PETERSBURG VA. May
III, week ending to-day The orrs'lo,
loose tobacco have been fairy he'N6
prices have ruled about steady. L-sT
siling comparatively higher than n's'.. .,'
grades. which are neglected. tlne
pers and shipping are wan,ed, ~ 80
Thursday lot OF the latter was -.
siS1, witch - the highest pricc W. ~
chipping for the last crop on this IT,
PETERSBURG COTTON MANN
PETERSBURG. VA, May p-lnvse
an active demand for best sfIses a. 80
While fo- sandy and cSmmoa S'''0" va
market Is dull and prices !O"
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
PETERSBURG. VA. Nay '.-lne ms,-
ket Is very quiet, and virysss1e are a"s'a'
nAlla lower. bHanish unseAsss@ - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20

f.r j.. w Strothcr OF
\a.. who has been here for
frH WeE ora bis way back
90 th. Nnrth, has returned
,.r 60 hs way O. Giles ne
'....u.r o. visit bis venerable
other u uhrrs OF his family.
lttr wanted Judge Strother
r. eros in he Ninth Dis
ac stated while in Washington
.r BOO circumstance would he be
r TIE if doing So well with his
t.at Dee has no longing to
.t, rlltc4
ramor f. going the rounds
ne',ssWan Harry Libby VIII
l hi1 friends "a make dash
. Republican nomination for Con-
D.. o.. Norfolk District this year
declined Tor some years 10 be a
ltfe. ana has been deyotlne his
10 business. SIR. Libby g. very well
ana is frequent visitor here.
Virginia Republicans incline to the
that De- would make a better race
ary other man in the Republican
down Ire that portion OF the State.
h'csns from the Eighth District
. n'1 Who have been heard % ox-
o.rions. say that their party will
a ffrII ght-yut candidate Tor Con-
iu u. Eighth this year. and nearly
f ifDm seem 90 think ex-Posunaster
Is Alntw. Of Alexandria, Will be the
llc can get the nomination IL he
take d. they declare, and there Is
lowing belief that lie can be induced
b s.egt n there Is any fusion the
i.H.. viii this time have 10 come over
' ile Republicans. At tho last election
lr Congressman the Republicans In the
ia'rct aep; on the track. but II. Is.
fu,r he Popuiist candidate. did not
shr nearly as strong a race az MI
snow % several years ago against ihe
.ie General vs.. II. Il. Lee. Turner was
aqiy GisiaI.oed by Meredith
IA ~ POPS" Will not endorse the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-20
NJ C. EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
statistics Of Parishes and State OF tho
Church-Academy Visited

WINSTON. ". c., May 19.-(Specal)-At
this mornings session of the Episcopal
convention reports were presented by the
Committee on Canons and the Committee
on the University of the South. y vote
OF thanks for hospitable entertainment
was adopted. At 4 p. NJ. the members OF
the convention visited the Salem Acade-
nv. and attended Il recital by the pupils.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

Sdiffe aus, ipel6e bie Weitfiite slfrifaS
erioriden iollten. 90 murbe 1419
Wtaoeira entbedt; 1434 oransen @ilias
mes unb @onIalpeS iiber Sas 2ap
Sojaoor Dor; 1455 fpurben bic 8aps
peroii6eu Snieln unS eubli6 bas
frudtbare Senssanbien auisefunbsn
nno baourd jur @enustbuuus bes
Brinseu Der irri9e @laube ;erit6rt, oab
Die belize 3one uubewObnbar iei. Ole
Don Seiurif eranitalteten Seereiien
na6 use lteu fiibrteu 1447 our Gtuffins
bun9 Der acknowledgement Die ia
IN letter Ssit I'M Sniammenbans NIT
BEN tlnfalt Der n@ms1 pieocrboIt In
Der PreiIe srpdbnt murben. 8rin,
peinrth ltarb I'm Sabre 1850.
Sbwobl ielbit eisentli1 fetn Seefab,
rer, benn, sDei Selb;hss In Slorbafrifa,
,ei benen er eine aubsrorbentlide Cap
'erfeit bemies, aussenommeu, bat er
!eiue 9r6beren Seefabrten mitgeina6t,
# ct es bod. tpeldsr feline 9anbsleilte
nit Der 3eibeni6ait fiir fiibne Seeunters
1ebmun9en erfiillte unb babur1 ben
Brunb gu beg grobartisen Gntwideluns
Der Bortusieien le9te.
8ei ben Seitlidfeiten In Sporto bats
Ten fid au6 bic @ngldnber burd siu
,on Gibraltar entianbtes 3riegsidiif
pertreten lalien, unb in 9onbon peran'
faltete bic @eosrapbil6s @sisli6aft 3u
Sbren oes 9a9es stn 8anfett, an mel
bem Der 9er5o9 bon 9orf tbeilnabm.
Cine nod bem Wfufter Der S9iffe
peiuri6s erbaute 9arapelle, Die nit
Rriesern In biitoriider Traf)t bemannt
nor, btlbete bic ei8eutli9e 2lttraftion
,eS Seites tn Sporto. Sie bra6te
.inen aus ben Sslien bes Sorsebirses
bon Sa9res gebrodeu q p ,f, Der uns
ier feierli9er @eremoniet j @runbitein
Fiir bas Dem 9roben SnfaS.en gu erri9.
.eube Oeufmal aeleat nurbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
9tinrib orr Stffabrtr.
Die SeftIi6feitsH tn cpsrts tar ebrs ietnss
Mnsenfens-seine @ersieHits nm sie euts
se6aHs uener 2aueer ans SnSsIarnppsn.

Die 5titIiafeitsm tn opsrts sur ebrs ietnss
Mnssnfens-ssine gersieHjts nm sis @uts
ssSams usasr sanser ans SnisIsrappsH.
Sn Sporto, Der bsfannten Safens
itaSt Portusals, baben iptlansft sroBe
Seitli6feiten, an beneu 6uf) Sie f6ni9s
libe Samilie tbeilnabm, su Gbren Der
500. Wieoerfebr Ses Geburtstases
Qeinri6s bes Seefabrers itatt9efunben.
Der Snfaut Seiuri6, ipel6er TN Mdrs
1894 alS Der jipeite Sobn bes 96nigs
Sobann l. unb ieiner @emablin B6i.
lippa, eiuer ensliiden Yrin3eiiin, ges
boren murbe, gift fiir Die Portusieieu
als giationalbelb. Gr mar Der Bors
ldufer unb Grjieber iener fiibnen portus
gieiii6en Seefabrer, an oeren gtamen
it'd Die &uffinbun9 bes Seemeges mad;
Oitinbien. bie l1mihiffung Der Glib
ipise Siioamerifas unb Die @ntbedung
Sraiiliens fniipfen.
SIN Sllter BON "a Sabren soa iid)
Yrins Seinri9 BON Dem slanienben
Greiben bes SOfeS 3uriif unb 9riinbete
auf oem eiiliamen 8orsebirge bon
Sasres, nabe benz Sap 9. 8incente
elm Sbierpatortum uno cine S6ule fir
Seefabrer. Dort iisB sr tiidtise Gee.
leute auSbiloen unb riiltete ailidbrli9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

Ala, ysrlaI.u SCRANTON fir q,tiIab,lpbio uub
Ntp gprf psr 8. n S'R. R. i'm, q Morosns
1910. 2.3S unb IL as Nacbm.. ptr s. g 4 On,
borrs ssr 3. 9. g IN ~ & 900 an e ne ~ On
mprosns I al am III q az SsG,m No
9glaiisn scranton Fir 8bit, Sassn. so,I,.
ton. Tpttspi0e INN orsn s5nrIt,,, her @rar,r
MsaSSw uns potissiils 3psiasn' psr g. 4 W
q. $40 M.. Ssr s. & & Sm fof0 oSS
4.f6 Nad,m'. her 8 q. 4 gB' 81. R. am 6H1
sos n 81 NSerosns 1 40 AN Sosm;,tcoS' '
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

- 9as Dberseri6t Bat einsn Sal
sntidieben, Der aus 2userne County Dor
baiIsIbe ssbradt tpuros. Die Gntidsi.
buns III in iofern bon Di1tiefeit, bab iie
bas Gpunipseri9t in befen gntideibun.
gen in 2lensfraeen unterifiibt. @is es
i9eint, tpurbe elm 21snsseiu1 auriidse'
tpisisn. obIGon Der 8ittftelIer ALE grfors
bsrniFe Sss 2sens 8eiebes beobadtst
bate. Seine Bapiere tpnrsn in Orbs
nuns, bic Notbpsnbisfeit elmer @irtb.
i&aft, mo er iie sinridten ipoIIts, mar
bspieien unb ss bate Niemanb eesen
bic @epdbruns elmer 2isens 8erufuns
sinseIest. alber trosbem bate baS @es
ri4t bieIsIbe beripeisert unb Der apbli'
iant nabm bic SADIE Dor baS Dberse,
ri&t, Inn ,u prdfsn, Oh bas @ountpss'
ri6t sas 8e1t bat, cine 2issns su ber'
peissrn, no Der Geipdbruns berfeIber
abIoIut ni1ts i'm @sse itebt. 9as
Oberseri9t bat entidisben, bab bic @s.
pdbruns elmer 2issns SADIE ess County.
ssri1ts III uns befen gnti@sibunsen II
Der 6a@e unumf5bIi8 iinb.
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der AnitprTid1,uIi,rr.

Gin sutes Wtittel, Inn ldltigeS9maser
ab,ul6reden, bat neulid elm Sumorilt
srfunben, Der BET ieinen reselmdbisen
StaStbabniabrteu oft ben slttaden TO-
senanntsr 8oupeidwdser ausselest 1T.
S9ou an Der Station slleranoerplas
isste iid Elm Serr nsben ibn, oem man
e8 iofort anlab, bab ibu Der Wfunb peb
that, penn er ridt reSen fonnte. Balb
mar aud cine rntsrrsbuns panss'
fniipft."
rgBilisn sic idon bas gieusfte bon
9labitone?" besann Der Pla9e9eiit.
v@laoItOneP @laoitoue2" fragte
mein Sreuno. User 1T bas ?"
Der Wfanu ldpis9 etnige Wtinuten,
bann fing er fpteber au.
rgia, auf Die Gntpideluns Der 9riie
In Stalien bin t9 mtrfli9 ueu9ieris.
Bas meinen sic: miro ii6 Srispi bal'
ten ?"
nGrispiP @rispiP4 iaste mein
Sreunb. User lit bas? SD babe
nod nie BON ibm ssb6rt l.
Der Politifer mari ibm einen uerwun'
Ssrten Blid 3u, oauh i9wieg er bis
Station G6rie. gber Der nnterbal'
tunsstrieb 9enann balo wieoer ois
Oberbanb.
rWas balten sic BON Bismards
slusfi6ten2 @lauben sic, oaB er iss
mals pieber ans Ruoer fommt ?"
,8ismardp BismardP" rief Der
S6alf. r3um 8udud, Serr, Sit
ideinen msbr 9eute Su fennen, ais Id
unb Gnoerel"
Gntistt iprinst Der @efoppte auf,
bann be- ldlie6t er absr @lei6es mil
@leidem ~ usrgelteu unb fra9t tn bob
nii6em Zone: pDa babeu Sie pobI
aud ME BON Ibam seb6rt, Sie. :. ?"
Ofsin 6reunb iiebt auf unb ermt'
oerte: rBie bisb er oenn NIT gu
uamenp"
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AtrtHerittittto.

Wf a m a4 p0as lit benn, Sarlden,
parum lpeinit On ?A-3arls =
DEN: pad, mein Sreunb Billp LIT In
cine anbere StraBe ss3o9en uno fonmt
sar ni9t mebr ju mir !4-M O m o {:
rIber besbalb braudit ON bod nidt
3u peinen, oa fiub bod nod seuug
anbsre fleine Sun9ens In Der 9ta9bars
idait, nit oenen ON ipielsn tauuft!"
-8arlden: ga, aber bie iinb
itarfer als i6, bie fam i'd ntat psrs
hQuen u
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25
tnbersedd Sees sSe idun aaen aus folsenon @ranSsn

Die Sluaraiipnsn iinb In 8slst sinss bsipn>
btrtn Gpntraftts nit bfr WtliauslrIunss- @tita-
ldaft birsft BON ben pbptpsrapbiibsn plattsn bsr
ltsiertu bsrseftat. Dititr gcntraft-e'r sin;ist
fur Gin icIbts Wsrf In bsutf6r Spra6s-sab
ben Strausssbtrn unbesrsnsts Auspabl unttr
$1,000 btr i6Sniftn photographer, tpeI6s bic
Runff it brstfslt bat. Das srubs Gprn,at hsr
Ssttt 1t bel f6 3pU rmSslibt bic Wisptrsabs
bfr Btlbtr In punbsrbarsr 8snauieftit, 70 pae
tsbt tiustlue btr an 1000 sdblsnben Sllufratic-
ntn Gin i6Snts stunitwuf fir fd III. 6rnsr
fHb bititIbsu BEN etititpif ansepabt unb sriffdsn
ii& ibtr bic san;e 3sit-ppm Sssinn bic gum
Shlue etr Ausifsluns.
DIR Sgt 10 fir pitiss 8srf ipsieIl strfabt,
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unb fsat in lfbbafisr Stibrruns, pbne burG
unpidtise Giuislnbeiten ~ trmiibsn, bic Gnt-
itsbuns unp Dur8fIbruus ets erpbartissn lln-
tsrntbmsns bis sum ShluB bar. Den Yprbe-
rsitunasn, htm 8au, ben ausgftllttn prpeuffsn
allsr 9Gnesr, ben @tbGutsn unb Anlastn, unb-
nidt su rsrsehsn-ter isBt ptltbsriibmt sspprbe-
nsn Miewas pIaifanet iinb isbssmal msbrsrs
game Stfte sspibmtt.
Die Sti6reibuus sints 10 srpbartistn Inter
nebmens IL bp6intnsdant unp ltbrrti1, psnn
eisIslbs aud nift pur6 bic Sauiratipnsn 70 reid
uutsrifiigt mare. Druid une papitr linb has
Bette, mas ibsrbaupt stboi,n pfrben fann, unf
bss gBsrfes pirpis. Gs IL, fur,ssiast Gin lsbr
ssbissents une prattpplfs Msrf.
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10 Is Sents per 2iefermma


kmmhn
mdsu ssmftsn aussbHu
prris anubmtH
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5rs tm antn sefsn bic Gitsn f& sm eaa nlmsn bat bic r
Imtn Bdaushfauns bn
ben bn ssa$an Der anaa s a$taus nSe g$s sn Hmsn nit
s mir ans aud bsast unrn sdn @ sep g0mmm @d.sm ~ ssH
bsinm
NntTn
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Oein U1aoen

2eiben fam sebeilt iperben unb 9n
fannit Did iiber5eusen, baB Or.
SdoOp ben Sdlifiel sur erfolstsiden
8ebanbluns BON llnperbauli6feit unb
anberen &ranfbeiten bes Maeens, ber
2eber unb gieren unb irneren Organe
9efunben bat. Or. S6oop bebanbeit
bic gerpen, ipelde bieie Srgane fons
trOlliren unb too bic eisentli6e llriade
bieier 2eiben au iu6en if. 9ieIe llr>
iaden iuerben entiernt bur6 bic Be
baubluns nit 9r. Sdoop's 8ies
berber Teller, tuefder Wasen,,
2ebers unb Mieren &ranfbeiten boil
itdnbis beilt, burd &rdftisung ber er>
trantten Srsane unb @intuirfuna auf
bic gterpen. tpel6e bieie Srsane ton,
trplIiren.
9ieie ar5uei III fein glerpine ober
giftises Nerpen &eismittel, ioubern
bient 5ur &rdftisuns Der Nerpen unb
Sebune Der 8erbauings=Ora uub
beils ale Masen> unb 2eber. 2eiben,
bur6 bic gntfernuns ber uriaden. Gin
8eriud pirb Sid iiber5eusen.
Sn apOtbefen ooer franco per eEprsb fnr si.0o.
Der beut56e ,,Beaneiier aur @eIunbs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

- 2siet bas ,,@odenblatt" rsseI'
maBi9; es fpitet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

Crnd.M rbetten isber art ia ha
.B 0 &sntIatr DfRes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

belt" tuelder bic BE.
banblnns NIT bieier
Gr5nei ausfibrli5 be-
ifreibt, nebit asrOben,
tperben on irsenb eine
Gorefie frei uerianbt.
Wtan Ihreibe an
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9ebia4 &allsh @tienba4a 60.

Dr. 9 9oop, 9or 9, &atiue, Wts,
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sIds in SO rid idnnrd ausssattstsn 9ra9t 9isisnsen
ten fosbsn eridisnsn 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-25

ONtNt
SIC. 5.-aas bic RsGts, SitsI unS SntntIsn
Der 8srflasteu, 6. @. Spaussnbns unb @surss
G. Doty, in unb auf al bic estpifIs Got ebsr Yar-
,sae eanb, ssIfstn In BEN 5spnlbip Ssfftripn,
Qafapanna County unb Staat ptnniplsanitn,
bsersn,t unb bsibrisbsn mic folst nsmIit: an-
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children, besides goodly number OF
the Sons and Daughters Uf Veterans,
and other citizens in line. The exer-
cises ct the cemetery We're very interest
ing and beautifully carried out, and the
decorations fine. The exercises OF The
afternoon were AL that could be de-
sired. TIE soldiers' monum art. which
hears the names of some $50 soldiers
from Grant county, who died IN the
war, was tastefully draped aud deco
rated. Beautiful flowers, wi'd ard eGl-
tivated, and evergreens, brought by
loving hands and worked N wreaths
and bouquets, hung profusely ou the
marble shaft and pllals IN faithful
memory of. the honored dead. The
songs of the children and Young Meas
Quarteite, well given, were indeed
pleasing and appropriate features.
The exercises BY the Veie-ens oi the
Tom Coy Post at the spesEeg's stand,
were interesting. The exceIeut o,aio ion
by Prof. ID. McGregor was vignrt Us and
received profound attention, Tie leo
lams ons and orations by the mtm lers
of The Lyceum League of Amteica, were
given with spirit and re- 3e,yed with
applause. and our excellent baud was
generous. giving music suitable tn The
day and hour The Post I'd the Corps
deserve uDbounded credit for tn har-
mony which characterized i RE a.
rangemcnts, and the Officers o. the aay
.uerit praise for the close stieunon
to every detail Nav 80 b., 1891, Ms
without doubt one Of the most thar-
ou0hly observed, best at. - -
mos harmonious 6ionorial Days ever
known TO Lancaster.
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SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Val Ro,hschild from
St. Paul visited schoo' asst W. elk.
Miss Hawk spent Saturday and Sun
day with her parents and friends at her
Platteville home.
The intermediate departments will
have joint rhetorical exercises June 1st
Sam Robe is back again at school
after four weeks battle with muscular
rheumatism. 1t must have been a hard
seige, for Sans looks show it. He
says, 81 amt got much fun out of it"
and we believe him.
Miss Margie Cawley slipped on a
rug while visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. B. Showalter last week
and had the misfortune TO strike a.
gainst the piano, and cut severe cash
in her forehead. She keeps along with
her school work, however.
The second grammar room will have
rhetorical exercises June z.
On Monday evening at special
meeting called to elect officers, the
Lyceum League elected John Watson
again for president. We think it was
an honor worthy bestowed, for the
club has prospered under his presi-
deney. Roy Clifton was reelected
treasurer, Evans Nye one of the Sec
retaries, and Harry Carthew, vice pres
ident.
Rhetoricsls in the first grammar
room June z.
While Lena Fisher was trying ioplay
bass ball, she was struck severe blow
in the eve with a ball club. She was
Tout of sight" with that eye for little
while.
Commencement June g., exercises
in Reeds Hall at 10 a. m.