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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-15

9IIs Der itrsitbare, aber alsemsin Be,
Iiebte 8iidof 8aber bon Green Bah gum
HadfoIser bes grsbiidofs Seib ernanni
tpurse, eridisn ibm bas einfa6e erss
biidbflide 9aIaiS in Der Nabs osr 8a,
tbsbrale nidt gut senuB unb er faufte
Elm eanses 8epiert auf Der %faIbionabIen
@efieite bon Wilpaufee an, bas ni1t
tpeniser aIs % grobe 8auiteGsn umfabt
unb ieitbem in einen praatisen Yarf Der.
tpanbeIt ipurbe, in befen Mitte bas neus
Iururi6S ausseitattete ersbiidbflide Ya'
Iais ii1 erbebt. Sc bilbet einen tpabrs
baft flrfIidsn @Obniis, SieieS numbers
bare @runoeisentbum, famtmt ben @es
bduIi9feiten. 8isber mar basieIbe nit
Gusnabme bon neun 8aulteqen AM mics
brisen gnbe nibt bsfteuert. Gunmebr
aber bat Der St~abtanipalt auf cine Gins
frase beS SteuerfpmmiRdrs bin entftiss
ben, Sab es aur 8eiteueruns ~beranseso.
cen peroen miifs, unb ;tpar beSbalb,
neil es ipeber fur firdli1e nod aber fur
grsiebunssspsds sertrenbet perbe. lies
Der bic In~seIsssnbeit, bic in NiIpaufee
betrddtise Seniation b~erporserufen bat,
tpirb natiirlid Elm 8e&tsftreit entitsben
unb has Oberseridt tpiro idIiebIid su
entfdeiben baben. mas unter ,,8irdens
eisentbum" su periteben 1T unb mas
nidt. llebrieens 1T Der SteuerfommiiIdr
aud Der m%etbobifiiden SummsrfieIbs
airde, tpeIde einen TbeiI ibrss Gisens
tbumS an @siddftslsuts su psrmietbsn
pfIeet, auf ben 2eib seriidt, unb sipar
unter ;iemIid aa8emeiner 3uitimmuns
bee 9ubIifumS.
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Die e~dnserfabrt ses e~ieserfran,.

SIR bas AM or. SUM- ~besinnsnbe
Sdnserfeit bss norbbftIiaen Sdnssrs
bunbes 1T baS ben biefisen 2iebsrfrans
bstrsfenbe pOrIdufiss 9rosramm pie
foIst:
Die stbfabrt seidisbt Srsitas 3a4.
riittas 1855 per 8. 8. & 50. 8abn.
Dies erm5sIidt bic 8sIidtisuns bes
srObsn SadeIsuses am isIbissn abenb.
Naa bemieIbsn tpirb bon einsm Be-
f~reunbstsn 8erein 8ommers gu u~nisren
gbren 9eseben. -Samftas 9ormittap
1T 8eiidtisuns Der Stabt, nebit Sriibs
idoppen Yrpbe fir biz
aftipen Sanger unb absnbs srobss Gm.
pfansss8 on,ert i'm MaoiiOn Squars
@arben. -Sonntas 8ormittas 1T Genes
rals9rpbe fir bic Sdnser, unb bei
Hadmittas fol- su einem ausHus benubi
psrbsn. slim Wontas finbet beS greiS'
iinsen 2. &IaHe, in tpelbem unisr 8ereir
tbeilnimr,t, ftatt ; gbenbS 1T 2onssrt
unb am Dienitas erfoIst bes pidnid in
lllmer's 9arf, am Sseftranbe nab,
@onep SsIanb. Gin auSfibrIiderss
8rosramm tpirb aussearbeitet unb ieben
Setbsiuder in ~Sebrudter SOrm einse.
bdnbiat uerben.
Gum Sauptquartier Sss 2ieberfrani
1T GERM 2anes's gorfpile Gaiino, zoe
DIT S6Ite StraBe, bas S%auptauartier bel
gidsnfrans 1T, beftimmt iporbsn. Clint
Insabl ber aftiben Sanger ipirb bafelbf
ms MaHenquartier seben, tpdbrenb fi,
bic iibrisen int S%turSepant Souie
8roabtpap unb cote Strabe. bidt bein
Wabiion Square @arben. 2osis gu 81
bic Nadt eemadt tpurbe. Nittass uni
abenbeHen pirb i'm Sauptqiartier elm
senommen.
9ie Greuriions.1 idets iperben ~ UNI
sefabr $3.50 ~eusseeeben tperben uni
iinb ioIde bel ben Serren Geo. Sab
unb 8arI 8osmpsI su baben.
Dem gOrItanS Sss scranton aisberr
franz 1T foIsenbes Sdreiben bonn giden'
franz Sueesan8en:
Netp gort. 8. Sum- 1894.
Yin ben scranton 2ieberfrana Scranton
Wertbe Sansesbriiber
SD erIaube mir Sbnen mit,utbeiIen
bab unfer Ssrein in ieiner lebten SIP
uns ben 8eidIuB fabte, su gbren Sbrer
4ntpeienbeit unb alS 8etpeiS unierel
Sreunbidaft am Sreitae, ben 90. bS.
n a d benz SadeIsus elnen Gommers it
unierem 8ereinsIofaI su be~ranitaIten, !,
peIdem i9 Sic bierbur9 Namens bel
,gi6enfrans'' berslidit einIabe.
SpIten Sic iebo6 ber aniidt iein
bab am 5reitaB Sbre Sanger nod MID
ale bier pertreten, pber iplten Sic au'
irsenb peIben anberen 8riinben min,
idsn, bab mir ben @ommers an irsenl
einem anbsren 4benb abbaltsn, 70 finl
mir biersu serne bereit. DesbaIb mir
ben Sic unS b~erbinben, fpenn Sic UNI
se1. umsebenb einise 9eilen fenbel
miirben, mad benen mir unS poa uni
sans ridten tperben. Sorsen Sic, bite
bafir, bab Sbre biesbesuslide freunbI
Intiport am Mitttpod bier 1T, ba unie
8ersniisunsss Committee am Witttpod
ben 49,, gbenb8 suiammentritt, UNI mi
ben Sorarbeiten fir ben Gommers etc
;u beginner.
Nit freunbf6aftI. S%dnssrsruB,
emil @oeBeL Sefretdr
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Sunmpre.

- Gin @obnbaus bon Sobn Soldier
an 9rinfer Strabe purbe Montae Absnb
tbeiItpeiie bur8 Seuer serfDrt.
- @dbrenb Ses Sturrnes am Dienitas
Nadmittas f9Ius Der 8Iib in ben oberen
IbeiI beS 8unfer Sia BREEDERS unb Der
Snsenieur Susb 9pnnplp tpuroe set6b'
tet unb SelbOn Spinsle unb Ssnrs
Stipp betpubtloS su 8open seidIassn !;
bic Iebteren erboIten ii4 ipdter tpiebsr.
an benz BREEDER tpurbe an bieiem Sage
ni9t searbeitet unb bic brei Mdnner bat,
ten iid bic StsIe auSseiudt, INN Sdub
bot benz Sturme unb SaaeIidIas su fin.
ben. DonnoIp mar IS Sabre alt,
Sipinsle unb Stipp iinb iunss 2eute bon
ettpa l6-17 Sabren.
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Masor GonneI Eat cine Wesoru,

- Napor GonnsI Bat cine GeIoIu,
tion ~senebmiet, tpeIbe Jpn feIbft, ben
Stabtespmeter unb CONTROLLER aIs cine
itebenbe 8ebbrbe einiett, nm S4absn.
erfatanipriide seeen bic Stabt su priis
fen unb entfdeiSen.
goies, STEELE, Sturses, Wiaer,
GIarf, Donp, Mabp, Sitdcod unb ans
bere ebIe Serren, bic ben 8eruf in fi6
peripiren, benz 8ubIifum ibre Sheen
bon Nnitanb unb MoraI aufsustpinsen,
tpOlen ben aries sesen bic @irtbe bers
iddrfen. @eeen bic 6ffentIiden Bore
belle unb gbebre9er baben bic Ser.
rem ionbertarsr @eiie fein 8prt Der
Serbammnib. Da benft man untpiqs
fdrli6 an bic a9iIesfsrfe!
- Ser bereirs friiber semeIbete gers
fuuf bes ~seiamu,ten SnterefeS bon
Robert $. @oIman in ben GprnipaI Gis
i~enersbdnfen unb Sdmelsbfen gu GOrn.
mall unb 2ebanon an Die 2adatpanna
giieneeieIidaft bon Scranton 1T burdj
bic am Z. Stunt erfoIste gintrasuna
beS &aufbriefeS in Der lebanon 8ecors
bers Office beitdtiet fpprben. Der 8auf'
preis betrus SO, 509.3 75 tpobon cine
MiQion in 8aar mar. SaS berfaufts
@isentbum umfabts l5s gntbeiIe in ben
Gornipaa @rsbdnfen, bic stpei SartfobIen
SdmeIs0fen gu Gorntpaa, bic stpei @olea
broof Sodbfen uno baS Sauptintereif
in Der Gorntpal unb 2ebanpn 8abn
bessIeiden cine 8auerei BON 125 eide,
in 8%erbinbune nit ben Spdbfen. @ene'
raj Manaser GarI SO. Ncainnep UNI
Superintendent Der S6meIstperfe u. $,
See famen am 9onneritag in lebanon
an, INN Elm Snbentar bes gisentbuma
aufsunebmen. 60 LANCE Der Streif IL
Der @oferesion anbdIt, tpirb ma tuabra
51einIi6 tpenis tbun, fpdter iebod ioler
bebcutenbe 8erbeierunsen pprsenommer
tperben.
- Sim Radmittas fonnte man BIZ
TbeiInebmer an benz 2ieberfrans 9ie Ni,
i'm Central 8arf obne srobe Mibe sdb'
len, aber mad Seierabenb besann iid
Der Bart aImdbIis aufsufiuen unb mar
fonnte bic SoIfSmense eesen 10 nbl
tpobI auf iiber 5000 8erionen i6dBen.
obne su iibertreiben. Bon befrsunbeter
8ereinen tparen antpeienb bic Sdnser'
runbe, Der Sdtpeiser Mdnner1or, BIZ
@efansiettion bes Mrbeiter Sprtb. Ser.
ems, Der Mosart Quartet Stub uni
fleinere 9eIesatiOnen anberer Ssreine
Der Sonesbale 2ieberfrans mar burd
GERM aler. 9Oist, uno Der Wdnnerdol
burd Germ 8. Sirtb reprdientirt. &C.
iunfen (tpie Sreici su iaeen pTeste)
fpurbe iebr bel, aber setrunfsn nod
tpeit mebr, 70 bab bic Iftipen bei
2ieberfrans fonber 3peifel iiber cine CUTS
ssipidte @elbfabe rerfiieen tperben
Ibseieben bon iuI6en, bic on account Of
politics berartise 3uiammenfiinfte reseI'
mGbis beIu6en, iparen aud bieIe anbsrs
berSOrrasenbe DISQUALIFICATION antpeienb.
unter bieien Wapor Gonnel. 9olisei6ei
Simpion unb 70 tpeiter. gud MIDI
Der ~serinsite WibfIans forte bas Self.
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Bon Reter6bure.

- SIN Der MstboSiiten. 8apeIe in
petersburg tpirb ndditen Sonnta8 Mit'
tag $50 bas aqidbrIide 8inberfeit se'
baIten fperbsn. Die 8eamten. an bersn
Spite s. SO. SduIs itebt. iiben i6on
felt 8oden elm ~reitbaItises Brosrani
nit Der Sussnb Elm unb e8 ftebt su CT,
tpartsn, 6ab baS Self ben 9eiu6ern bel
8utss bietsn ipirb. Der Susenbperein
bat es iibsrnpmmen, bic 8apeae 70 sss
i9madpol tpis m6sIi4 su betorisren.
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I'm S@minefh6 tiee.

Der llntsrSeidnets, ueIder mad msbridbri.
gen eeioeu bon einem iduereu aunaeniibeI
nno Der gefirdteteH Q dwiuou6f burd
elm .eintadss Wittel 9sbeilt puroe, miinidt
all tsinen WiiIeioenoen bic Wetbooe Der Stil.
ung befannt gu MAIDEN. Or miro allen, bic
IS piniben. fohenfrei sips abidritt oes Re.
tsptes ienoen. peIdes cine fidsre SeiIung fur
2 dmtnofudt, afbma, gatarrb 4.
Bronditis unb ale SaIs. uno eunaen.
afettionen III. gr boHt. bab ale esioenben
letn Wittel probiren. tusIfes unihdbbar III.
Bsr eas &ejept, bas nidts totet un6 fesens.
reid isin fam. piinidt, i6rsibe ssfdaigft an
REQ. eoparo u. Wilfon, Brooilpu,
STEM Bort.
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SaS xtal abn drts.

- Die @eIbipinSe in Der Office bon
George Softer in Durpea tpurbe Sreitas
Radt eeiprsnst unb 500 in @eIo unb
cine gartie Wsrtbia&sn Seraubt.
SabInr.-Sn ben 9pns, 3apIOr unb
SoIben @ruben tpurbe am Witttpod aus.
besablt unb Der 3abItas mar Elm beRerer.
tpis in LANCER 3eit.
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anerlei aus benz 6taat.

Mnerlei aus benz Staat.
- Yrdiibent GIebeIanb bat bic Bin
fir ben anfauf pbsr 4neisnins setpiHer
2dnbereien auf BEN ShladtfeIbe bon
Gettysburg untsrseidnet.
- SIN Yottstoipn finb am Gonntas
Morsen bic ellis & 2sfiis RaseIperfe
beinabe gang burd Seuer serit0rt tporben.
Der 8erIuft fol- $1,000 900 betrasen.
Die PubbIins Mia unb bic .Stod"
Sduier tpurben ssrsttet.
- SIN Gbefter. SsIatpars Gountp,
toitet eS S., tpenn man i'm bortieen
garf fIu9t. 9luf Der Strabe fpitet es
673 Gents bas SIudpprt. Wenn NJ
oasesen in ben 8slb ssht unb fudt,
foitet es ni6ts.
- gr.Ridter Sobn Sd. 8rooman,
Der fid UNI bic gnttpidluns ieiner snse.
rem Seimatb iebr berbient semadt Bat,
bon 1864 Bis 1879 I'M Gonsreb fab unb
u. a. in 8Iains's @srf ,Stpansis Sabre
i'm GOnbsreB" aIs elmer Der beften &ebs
ner seriibnit tpirb, 1T in Mebia, 9a., i'm
aItsr bon 70 Sabren seftcrben.
Tie Statue bon 9eniam;n Nronf.
lin. bic tpdbrenS her Weitausfte0una in
Gbicaoo por Dem GIeftrilden @ebSube
aufseitent unb mad BbiIabelpbia ee'
bra9t iporben mar, ipurbe borise Mphe
auf einem @runbifiide Dor Der 8enn5pIs
pania TlnipsriitSt entbiiIt. @ufeI
Duane. elm llr.GnfeI 8eniamin sSranf,
Inns, mar Ssftrebner.
Gin NbiIobeIpbia IN elmer Der
befonuteiten Seut5d,en oestorben. Sacob
SdIer. Gr NOR 1885 in MIter.8Suna.
Se{5en. 9o5ieI. oebpren. Wadbem er
Bic WpIfsihnIe beiudt Bate. erIernte
er bas Sbreinerbanbmerf unS manberte
in 1857 nod sImerifa ana. Gr fam
mad 0biIaSeIpbia unb arbeitste bort atf
feinem Sanbtperfe. bieIt indter Wirtbs
I6aft unb betrieb and anbere @eiddfte.
-..n..t4.rx....o ,.T.,y
min innerboIb % etunSsn SeIbfmorb
beoauoen Der 1irtb @eoroe @pos
%infOIae bon Rranfbsit : sr mari lid
inter cine Qofpmptibe. bic linn ben 8opf
%boQftdnbia abrik Der 3S Sabre allie
Serman Sebmann. meider i'd aus Gis
feriudt auf feline ssrau i'm Toirmount
Iarf erbdnote. uuS Der 56pn bsiabrte
SdneiSer @uitap 8eder. tpeIfer ieinem
Qeben ebenfoIs burb Grbdnaen elm
@nbe modte. nadbem feline Iebteu gr.
f~parnif5e binaeShmunben naren.
o..
Us 01o1poaaers. ~ Vrsen sa"s.
pisI oeipro6en norSeu IN unb ipeIte.
beilaIfia oeIaot. bic ein,ioe ibrer 4ri
in bieiem IbeiIe Der iIHipn IN. in
mieber inn bpaen 9etrieb unS nSGStIiG
fann man bas %fIanopoIe ..BuQram,
buGa,rom" her Sbmodboften NrbIds
bSren. Ser Gioenibiimer' Wotban Srp,
lat iett mieSer Zine orose Mn;abl
SrDSde pOrbanS.n unS treibt Elm Iobnen.
Ses @esbSft bamit.
-
mr yer S~uipanoler george o.
gSeas, ~ Dtarist SfraBe, Ppliaoet'
p9'a, aatte let ethl9er Seu o'e ptsIs
le'ner que I'M S9auienHer NM apaIst'
9foten uno Stlpertpalerh bese'9hel.
anlfaft mil Sarfen, porauf per Ste!s
9eorudt ooef sefi'alt rept. gas 9slp
Gnrios S4oMs i"ssn sti;he Si,be S;s
OsnN ~ 49," "T
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Miles' Werpen. uns seber. Siaen

tpirfen mad sinsm nelsn 9rin,ip fe oronsn
9sbsr. Masen uno @ebdrme olrd Die Rerpen
Sine neue embedding. Or. Wiles' RiIen bel.
len 8allenleiben, ibeIn 8eibmad. untbdtise
9eber. SdmOrrboioen, 8ertOpfuns. Shnr
@Ieiden fur Wdnner. 8rausn uno Siuber, Sis
~tIsiniteu, miloeiteu unb fideritsn 9iQsn. so
Dozen % 6. @rOben umionft bel allen Apo.
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Naaemeine Xlanheit.

Die ausemeine Slaubeit i'm @ei6dfts
berIanst Sumpbreps' SPECIFIES. SIN
barten Ssitsn fann man fid bas grpsris
mentiren nidt erIauben - Sumpbreps'
SPECIFIES iinb bfonomifd unb fiber.
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(S6pel.
$50 1T Sotannes 8aumaan q?

ph'r feline grau anna, etb. Suifr, BON Sberent-
ftlhtn, Canton arsau2 Sbrt Gpulint piinf6i
Ft 40 itbtn. 6rau g. 5aulr, etb. 9aumann,
sos Sidpryfrabt, Scranton, pa. 1913
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- Das uBo&snbIatt'' satbaIt ben
befsn 2ofaIs1eri&t unb ALE yonHiass
Rsui8teiten bon SntsTeHe. Bur o. 90
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Su b%erfaufen

Saus uub Got, einihIiebIid anbertm Gisen.
tbum, Ode Yittston abenue uno Besd Strabe
quite Gage fur Sotel ODER anoeres 8ei6dft;
leidte 8%eoingun9eu. aortifri: Gigentblmer,
Boz 28S. SaipIeb. pa. 81
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Blu o~erfanfen :

Die Gdlpt NIT Saus an aib unb paul Stra-
Gen. Rabat slusfunft rtbtiIt alstrmanr
Butttrmanr. 26ba
The Washington times., 1894-12-20

lists shows the members divided on party
lines. except Representative Ellis of Ken
lucky, who asked for time to speak against
the bill. The other list shows fou,teen mem
bers who will speak for the bill and thirty
against it. OF the thirty against it, eighteen
are Democrats. The list of speakers is as
follows.
For the bill-McCreary, Pendleton OF West
Virginia, Bynum, Teibert, Lane, Berry, Brick
ner, Sickles, Caruth, Tracey, Livingston,
Gresham, Coombs. and Stockdale.
Against the bill-Dingley (Rep.). S;bley,
(Dem.) Hendrix (Dem.), Cochran dem. J,
Bowers (Rep.), Bland (Dem.). Hatch (Dem),
Beltzhoover (Dem.), Cofreen (Dem.), Nc
Laurin Dem. }. Bryan Dem). Daniels (Rep) },
Weadock Dem. }, Powers (Rep.). C. W. Stone
(Rep.), C. X. Bell Dem.), Lacey (Rep.),
Mcguire (Dem.), Richardson. of Michigan
(Dem.), Newland (Silverite). Dolliyer (Rep.),
Simpson (Pop.), Pence (Pop.), Boen (Pop.J,
Cooper, of Texas (Dem.). Rawlins (Pop.).
Holman DEM. Neill Dem j. C. Bell Pop. },
and Little (Dem.).
All of those for the bill are Democrats.
Those against it are: Democrats, IS; Republic
cans, 7; Populists, 4, and Newlands, Silver, 1.
The Washington times., 1894-12-20

Developments yesterday strengthen the be-
lief that the currency bill is to have hard
zine in the House. Secretary Carlisle eyi-
Gently became aware of the fact that the
efforts to force rapid action on it were unpop-
ular, for he appeared at the Capitol early in
the day and had a consultation with the Com
sni:tee on Rules, after which it was annoVnced
shat there would be no present attempt 10
amit debate.
Mr.. Carlises arrival at the Capitol caused
quite buzz among the members. The Sec
etarY first sought Chairman Springer, OF the
sanking and Currency Committee, but as he
lid not arrive al the House until late, Mr..
Carlisle Joined Speaker Crisp in his private
,fice About that time Representatives Catch
ngs and Cultivate who, with the Speaker,
constitute the Democratic membership OF the
Committee on Rules. came in and an informal
meeting was held as to the plan of procedure
on the currency bill.
As far as could be learned Mr.. Carlisle
made no suggestions as 10 the length OF the
debate or the Tine OF taking vote. After
general talk OF half an hour he withdrew in
starch Of Mr.. Springer. and not finding him
at the rooms of the Committee on Banking
and Currency. left the Capitol.
The main purpose of Mr. Carlisle's visit
was to Put the Democratic leaders in posses
sion of information to overcome certain criti-
cisms advanced against the Carlisle bill. II
had been urged on the floor on Tuesday and
elsewhere that the Carlisle plan might result
In loss 10y the government. Mr.. Carlisle
pointed out, however. that if was the uniyer-
sal agreement among bankers that the So
called Baltimore plan could occasion
NO POSSIBLE LOSS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
He further pointed out that his plan had a
safety fund so per cent. greater than that
provided in the Baltimore plan. From this
he showed that if the bankers werc correct in
their unanimous agreement that the Balti-
more plan could occasion no loss to the gov
eminent il WAS even more certain that the
Carlisle bill now before the House could oc-
easion DO loss.
This view will be made plain to the House
Ia the course of the debate The informal
meeting of the Committee on Rules brought
about tacit understanding of what course
would be pursued, although no exact rule fix
Ing the programme was agreed on. Ii was
The Washington times., 1894-12-20
LABOR ARBITRATION BILL
Chiefs Arthur and Clark Before the House
Labor Committee.

Chiefs Arthur and Clark Before the House
Labor Committee.
An interesting session of the House Com
mittee on Labor was held yesterday, Chief
Arthur, of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers, and Chief Clark, of the Brother
hood of Railroad Conductors, being heard on
the question Of national arbitration OF strikes.
Miss Ida Wells. the young colored woman
who has lectured through Europe against
Southern lynchings. was among those pres
ent, being anxious to secure a hearing on
Representative Blair's resolution for an inyeS-
tigation of lynching.
Labor Commissioner Wright's bill for a
national commission of arbitration was read,
but as the measure is not yet IL bill form
Messrs. Arthur and Clark reserved their opin-
ion on this particular bill until later. They
expressed themselves unqualifledly in favor
of the principle of Federal arbitration. Mr..
Arthur said that his organization would not
even object to compulsory arbitration, as they
had never yet been involved in trouble which
they would not have submitted TO the iudg-
ment of ali impartial board.
Mr. Clark's views were along the same line
OF general approval of arbitration. The chief
agreed also that the plaD of national incor-
poration Of labor organizations the individu-
ais to be subject to removal for violence or
"aNSotiN'7S.
dividuals were not made personally liable for
acts of the organizations as whole.
Mr.. Clark argned against the plan of local
boards OF arbitration, as they were apt TO be
preiudiced by local feeling. On the other
hand. national arbitration being removed
from local prejudices could secure the best
results for both parties.
Chairman McGann of the Labor Committee,
has introduced Commissioner Wrght's bill
and expects to resume hearings on it after the
holidays. At that time also Miss Wells will
be heard on the Iynehipg question.
The Washington times., 1894-12-20

Mrs Reeds cell companion was an old and
staid colored woman Of middle age. but at the
request of the former "A younger eolo-ed
woman OF more lively nature, named Fran
ees Lewis, WIS placed in the cell with Mrs
Reed.
Lately the suicide suffered from insomnia
and headaches. but few doses Of bromide,
seemed TO restore her However. she has
been moody and i'll at ease. dreading the out
come OF her trial. although she protested that
she was sure they could not convict her.
Mrs Reed and the Lewis girl went to led
at the prescribed hour Tuesday night. The
latter was soundly asleep when the other
arose and softly tore OF a piece of the bed
sheet Then she stood on a chair and tied
one end TO the iron bars in the transom ven
t1lator. As the door is wooden, no one OUT
side could have detected her. After making
moose and tying nearly dozen knots in
the improvised rope, the woman softly
pushed the chair away on which she was
standing. She quietly choked to death
without awakening her sleeping ceIl-mate.
Finally the Lewis girl awOSe, and screamed
when she saw the suspended body. Guard
Smith soon appeared and cut the corpse
down She was then quite dead
Mrs. Reed was widow, and was born in
Berlin Coroner Hammett decided that the
suicide could not have been prevented.
The Washington times., 1894-12-20
CHRISTMAS OPENING.
Annual Holiday Opening of the Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Comrcnv

One Of the most pleasing events heraIding the
approach of the holiday season, and no which
is locked forward to by a multitude Of people in
and about Washington, is the annual opening of
the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Conlpany's
stores. The opening shis week far exceeds all
previous efforts in the attracIivenes5 Of the dis
play of wares and presents that are alwa-s a
feature OF this business, and in .he cegOrasi ms
or the stores. Palms in pTofusiOu are tasteEuliy
distributed throughout the plsce and fiass OF an
nations decorate me walls One tnOeszssd and
fifteen electric Egh and gas JETS Brilliantly
Illuminate the builiing. Purchasers ar this
week favored with a eaUtifui souvenir panel
entitled "On Deck" ] he subject Of this panel
picture il delightfully."- wrought out in many
colors ard Will be priced in the thousands Of
homes into which it vi find its way The main
so-es of this popular concern, as is we'll known,
are al sol and SOB Seventh street northwest.
n. II. Bowman, the energetic and proficient
local manager for the company, said tc-ciag thag
the CpeLing and display would continue the
entire week, end Will he OFen evenings 70 give
opportunity for al TO visit IL To Mr. ROWman's
business ability ana energy much of the succe s.
OF the big company in this city IS due r e is n
thorough business man ard by business
methods has placed the enteF prise in the front
rank OF local enterpi ises. Although the branches
OF the company are numerous 4 its patronage
covers the entire city, She precision with whs.n
it is carried on shows the Push OF The managcr
The Washington times., 1894-12-20
Marriage Licenses

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday to
the following:
Amenea McNeal and Martha Fling, both Of
Loudoun eounty.Ya.; James NJ. Thatcher and
Deleena Belts, both of Loudoun county, Va;
William Carter and Betsey Brown. both Of
King George County. Va; Joshua Nelson and
Fanny Taylor; James r. hewitt and Mary
c. Hine; John W. Clanton aad Martha
Mitchell; Frederick Walker. OF New York city.
and Elizabeth VI. BrGhet; Frank Wade and
Rachel EaSlen; Harry T. Aspen. Of Chicago,
and Martha i. Brooks. Albert sydney Me-
Lemon. OF United States Marine Corps, aud
Maude- Stevens; Theodore Janey and Mary
Ware; Willard NJ Nourse, OF Alexandria
county. Va, aud Matte A. Herbert. Henry
Lee Tasting and Sarah Pauiine Humbel;
Robert L. GOuldman and George Shaw:
Ananias n. Dillard and Gracy 4. A-y; Levius
Halper and Rebecea A. Booker; Bernard
Kammarmann and Rosa MOphainof; Jere-
miah j. O'Le4ry and Mary V. Flynn
The Washington times., 1894-12-20

Reed, woke up to find herself locked up with
a corpse.
The trial of Mrs. Reed was to have come up
in the police court yesterday morning, but
the case had to be nolle pressed.
Mrs. Reed used to be tenant OF Mrs. Shea,
who has lately been converted to Christianity
as told exclusively in yesterdays TINES, in a
disreputable house on Maryland avenue. but
she was driven from there by Sergt. Daley
to house on First street southwest, within
a stones throw OF the Capitol. Samuel Lam
caster claimed 10 have been robbed in the
house of S21, and all the women in the house
were arrested. 1t was for this offense that
Mrs. Reed was to have been tried yesterday.
The suicide was confined in the jail await
ing trial about two weeAs. She occupied cell
FOUND HANGING IN HER CELL.
No. 8, in the women's department At first