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Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09

Total number of families or individ uals,
 some portion of whose history is recorded:
 Residents, 7,077; non-residents, l5, 725;
 total, 22. .802.
 Lost children cared for temporarily, 5s. Miscellaneous items relating to non-resi-
 dents: Under 10 years, 4; 10 to 15 years, 17; 15 to 20 years, 2sO; 90 to 30 years, D. 346; 30 to 40 years, 1,3O4; 40 to 50 years,
 5s7; 50 to 60 Jears, 1e0; 60 to 70 years, 30; over 70 years, 6; total, ,734 Males, 4 687; females, 47-4, ,734. Single, 4. .46O; married, 274-4, ,734. Claimed homes, l, ,452; homeless, 3,282- 1, ,7s4.
 Lsborers, 8, ,352; mechanics and others representing 125 occupations, 1882 During the year ending February 1, Lodgings provided for mon, f. ,2o1: lodg- ings provided for women and children, 162-4. 364. Meals provided for women and children, 120; meals provided for men 4,O0O-4, 120 Total of both, 6, ASA. Cost of came, $1 ,321 63.
 Of this account there was expended in charity to sick and disabled persons the
 sum of $l21 95. Total, $1, ,1s9 e3: The balance of expenditure (about o1 per cent, was worked out in woodyard, :, | lAuuuIy UT uOuho. OLA Auu0AoO oAA eighty-two cords of wood were cut and sold (3l, 745 boxes). and an average of sky ! family wsshings were done weekly. The pay roll of the employment account shows l that $4, 780 40 have been paid to the em- ployes, most of whom would otherwise have been recipients of charity. The amount expended from Register relief fund is not included in oaah statement, aa that Is for . special purpose and separate
 account. 8. Q. PRESTON, Agent.
 After the report had been read the fol lowing directors were elected:
 Max Adler, Harry W. Asher, Starr H. Barnum, Charles l.. Baldwin, Frederick B. RpnnelI. Mrs. 0. T. Csndee, Mrs. 8. H. Ohapmsu, Mrs. Timothy Cowles, pr. VIC. Dsooett. ", E. Downes. Hon. l.. F. Dem-
 inr. pr. L. s. DeForest, Professor H. ". Fsrnam. Colonel g. ,; Fo1. Professor Arthur Fairbank, Captain J; E. Clarity, 4. B. Hill, Thomas Hooker, Key. D. II. James. W. L Kingsley, Rev. F B. Lines, Mrs E. P. Low, Mrs. E. C. Lake, | Rev. s. Means, Burton Mansfeld, Dr. Max
 Natlhouse, Rev. J. H. Mason, E. G. New
 ton, 8. o. Prsston, Professor 8. |. Fsn-
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
Mortality for January,

According to Registrar Carr's report for January, there has been big falling of in the mortality, as compared with the month of January last year. The total deaths for the month wsre 165, as agsinst 205 for the same month last year. The principal canses of death were: Pneumo- nia 28, phthisia 19. bronchitis IS, diseases of the nervous system 10, heart disease 6, diphtheria .. old age 5, premature birth 5, canes. 2, La Grippe g, Bsight's disease 2.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
i!nglins of the bell. and the footing. of

J!nKnu8 or bne bells ana the tooun8s or the horn.
 force of men are filling their ics-houses with fae solid ice.
 The boys of the Reotory school are given dancing lesson every afternoon by Pro lessor Loomis of New Haven.
 The Ladtes' Missionary society met with Mrs. Dana Cooper Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Hubbard, wife of Hr. Hubbard, mis- eionary to China, was present, end attired In native costume, gave the ladies an anil mated and Interesting account of her life and work among the Chinese.
 teachers meeting at the town hall, Friday afternoon, February 9. Professor Morrill, of the New Haven normal school will address the teachers. Madison. .... y Feb. S.-The Young Peopls's Society of | Christian Endeavor gave . social after the l oonsecration meeting on Tuesday evening. ! twenty Tive present. Several new mem | bers were admitted to the society and were welcomed by an address by Rev. MT. Brown.
 MT. Shell returned from Canada last week.
 The thermometer registered zero or Monday morning for the first time this year.
 Miss Ida Wilcox, who has spent several months in New Haven, returned home lasI Thursday.
 The sleighing has been fine and every one seems to be making tho most of 1t. elsighing party, consisting of thirty teaml from Guilford passed through town or their way to Clinton on Saturday.
 Clinton WAS not to be outdone and re turned the compliment Tuesday with on, hundred and fifty teams, including som' from Madison,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
Trapellers' Guide.
New York, New Haven
 and Hartford K. h.
December 3I, 1893.

TRAINS LEAVE NEw HAVEN AS FOLLOWS: FOR NEW YoRK-s<:so. ss:sa, +s:Io, .7:So, ts:io, s:so, ss:Ss, tio:S C. m-, sissoe, i2:s6, siso Cpsrior car linitsd), siS i:ts, .0sa, s.oo, ss:So, -s:is ss:so. s:ss, e:sa. .s:iO, s:i5 p. m. suNpArs-'t:Sa. .f:so. 500 e. n., tssoo. ts:is,.7:ia. .s:ie. SIS, s9.io p m.
 FOR WASHINGTON VIA HARLEM RIyKR- 'i2:io e m. CdAily,, si:Io p. m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA ACKNOWLEDGMENT siisss a. n-, 'i:oS, 's:sa p. m. suxnArs-'i:so Csighto, 's:s2 p. m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PROV IDEECE-'2:is, 's:so. sIi:ss CpNrtor car Ilmited) e. m, sis.os, -s-Ss. s<:is, .<3 and sesss p. m sUspIrs-.s:iS. s2:so q no.. .e.ss ?. m.
 FOR BOSTON VIA AIR LINK AND NY. q N. \. R. R-s<:57 ?. n susDIrs-s<s57 p. m
 FOR MERIDEN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD, ETc.-'i:so night. Geo. 500. rIoio. sli-sam., 2.oe, 'i.us, S:ie, s:oa ss.s2, Cs:Is 10 HArrford) Sos, io:o5 p. IT. susDLrs-sl:so night, ss:s2, s:ss (scc.) pm New London Dfytsion, FOR NEW LONDON, EGc.-.e:is night, .s.sa night, 7-5o. iisos, sIi=S5 Cpsrlor car nrnifed) s m, sis.o5, '2sss, 500. s<:is, .S.b5 s:ls e:is CGuilford acc-), 'esss. Gi:i5 P. ID. Guflford ac comrnodatiou). suNpISs - ss.is night, ss so night, s6:t5 p. m. Air Line Dfv1afon. FOR MIDDLETowS, wILLIMANTIC. Ere - SOS a. m-, i:ss, 'f:s7, ssos D. n. srsnArs-ss pm Connecting at MiddIeiovn with Valley Di- vision and At wnlimAptic with N. Y. 4 S F. AEd | x. l.. N. R. R.; al TurnervfIle, with Oolcheslv | branch. Northampton Division. FOB sHELBURNE FALLS, TURNER'S | FALLS, Ls,wILLIAMsBURG, HoLYoKK and NEW \ HARTFORD and interTaedlste stAtions-7:s n.o< 6. m. and 500 p. m- | FOR NORTHAMPTON, wII.IIAMsBURs as \ points this side, al s:5S D. n- | Berkshire Division. FOR DERBY JUNCTION, S:S p. ID. FOR DERBY JUNCTION, BIRMINGHAM | ANsoSIA, etc-7=oo, e:<2 c. n., ia.oo, S.eo, <-ss s:te, 7:Ss, iI=i5 p. susSDArs-s:io c. m-, s:S0 pm.
 FOR wATERBURY-75co, s:f2 C. n.; issoo,
 a:so, s:so, 7:s5 ?. ID. suSDIrs-s:io C m-
 FOR TWISTED -7:oo, e:s2 c. m.; i.fo, 5: so
 p. ID. SyspISs-s:io S. m.
 FOR SHELTON, BoTsFoRD, EEwTowS,
 DAEBURY, PITTsFIELD, STATE LINE, etc.,
 and ALBANY, BUFFALO, DETROIT, CISC1s-
 MATT. sTLoUIs, CHICAGO AND THK wEsT- | s:<2 C. m anc f:2s ?. m.
 FOR LITCHFIEL.D and points on B. L. k N
 RR.- s:io tvia Bridgeport, .. m., s:es Cvis Haw
 IeyvilIe,) p. ID,
 Express Trains. tLocsl Express.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
The Silver Question.

"The Silver Question" is one of the most important subjects of legislation to-day, and the lecture of Judge Joseph Sheldon in Warner hall this evening is attracting much interest. He has made long and careful study of the subject and will un- doubtedly advance arguments that will give food for much thought. He attributes much of the present financial depression to the silver legislstion. The lecture is free, given under the auspices of the Young Mems Republican club, and a cordial invi- tation is extended to all.
 Charged With Keeping a Policy Shop.
 Another keeper of policy shop was ar- rested in this city yesterday afternoon shortly after o'clock. The prisoner is Joseph Salermo and he Is accused of keep ing policy shop at 6O3 State street. The arrest was made by Officers McKiernan and LauRhlin. Salermo was released on bonds of $200 furnished by Philip Fleming of Veto street. This is the second time Sslermo has been arrested on the same charpe
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
Sailed Yesterday.

S61Ie0 H6St6Fday.
 Captain Albert Swan, after 8 visit of 8 few days at his home in Essex, sailed yes terdsy from this oity, bound for Baltimore, in the bark Frank o. Dane, for 8 cargo of coal for the Consolidated Railroad com panY. James Williams, the steamboat dock master, will accompany him on the
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
Gymnastic Association.

Dr. W. G. Anderson, director of the Yale gymnasium, is negotiating with the gymnastic societies at Harvard, Princeton, Amherst, Brown, Williams and other col leges to have their representatives meet to arrange for the formation of an intercol. legiste gymnastic association.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
HaxndNn.

THE sLKIaHIHa WAS ENyoTED-RKofoAY
 soHoo1. BoYs-rxAcHERs' NETTING.
 Feb. S-The sleighing has been unusu- ally good the past week and Eye young men and naidens" q we'll e some of mora mature years have indulgsds in various slsighipg parties suliyensd by the merry
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
Burning the Midnight Oil


 There is another result from that habit-from all sedentary habits. It is poor digestion-dyspepsia. Use of common sense would have prevented it. That was ignored.
 Now it is aid, speedy aid, that is wanted. Something to avert that threatened pain; something as strengthener before the break does come. It is JOHANN HoFF's MALT EXTRACT. It exalts the energies, stimulates the nutritive powers, improves the appetite, and aids digestion. One dozen bottles of the genuine JOHANN HoFF's MALT EXTRACT will give as much strength and nourishment as cask of ale, without being intoxicating. Use it with every meal.
 Sold everywhere. See that the signature "JoHANN EoFF " Is on neck label of bottle. No other is as good. Insist upon tho Genuine Johann Hoff's Malt Extract. Eisner & Mende1son Co.,, Head Agents, I52 and 1s4 Franklin St., New York, U. s.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09

When she was Child, she cried for Castoria- When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09

For over Fifty Years MRS. WINsnow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children teething It soothes the child, soften. the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea; 25 cents bottles Sold by all druggists throughout the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
PAIN Is sensation thA. everybody has.some time. PAIN KILLER
Is remedy that everybody should have all the
 time 0old evarvwhare ty12 WFMt

When an article has been sold for g years and it's sales have increased each year, in spite of competition and cheap limitations, it MUST have supe- rior quality and absolute uni, formity and purity. Dobbins' Electric Soap has been con- stantly made and sold since 1869, more each year. Can the sale of an inferior article constantly increase for g years ? This soap is today, as ever, the best, the purest, fam fly soap made. It contains NO adulteration of any kind, and is intrinsically the cheapest soap made. because it will go so far, and do such perfect work. Ask your grocer for it. nNN,T to read carefully the direc- HOH tions around each bar, also
 FAIL what is said on the INSIDE
 wrapper. Be sure that our name appears on each, ss there are many inferior limitations palmed of as the genu- inc Dobbins' Electric. None genuine Vithous the name on the wrapper of
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09

Government BOndas Following are the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09
New Haven Local Quotations.

Furnished by KIMBKRLY, RooF q DAY, Bankers
 cad Brokers, 1S3 Orange street.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-09

sResident4 Cnot applicants for reIief)
 worked in labor department. .....
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
O., her W~rrentorn gourt (grnriI Be

SIN Der gIIentotpn court (GpriI Gers
MINI bate 8idter aIbrisbt tpieber Elm
seiaIssnss Wprt fir bic Sriebensri6ter.
neil tie 10 biele sans unbeoeutenbe Saat
Dor bas @sridt sebradt batten, tpeIde fs
san3 gut fslbit entideiben bdtten fbnnen,
@r meinte, es tpdre better, ipsnn sieie Be-
amtsn elm fsitss iabrIides @sbaIt erb;sI'
ten, itatt iid auf @sbibren berIafien 81
mIKen. CT iaste, benz County tpiirber
mande Rotten babur4 eripart bleiben,
50 LANCE aber has 8eblbrensS pftem
beitsbs, tpiirben bic Sriebsnsri4ter bar.
mad tradten, 70 bisIe Sale tpie mbsIid
benz @eridte su iiberpeiien. Ct iaste,
pieIe Sriebensridtsr madten stpsi, brei
Sale aus einer,, unS bieie unUeri&dmts
auspIinbsruns Der County aaHe ioats
aufb5rsn. Das ~eeeentpdrtise @sbGbren'
Spftem fei baran SduIb, benn 60 iebs
cine grdmie auf baS 8erbreden unh
made cine @eIbsrube aus SemieIben fur
aepifenIp5e Srie6enSridter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Nttt8tpn.

- Die Bittston Steel 8anse 60. 1T
bonn Staatsbspartment sedartert ipors
ben ; ibr &apitaI lit 100000.
- TbomaS O'8rien, 8ob an benz
8obine BREEDER, idpb am Montag einen
Sstaliener in SeIbitbsrtbsibisuns. bod if
Die @unbe feline sefdbrIide. Gtipa sebn
Gage aupor bate elm anberer StaIiener
einen Anerif auf O'8rien semadt unh
lebterer mar ieitbem auf ieiner SUIT.
= Ser Damn beS alien 8eierboirs
Der 9ennipIpania 8pblen So. 3u aboca,
beFsn @aFer sur 3eit Der 8ersbabn bic
3eEeI on SO. 8 unb nmsesenb fpeifte.
brad am Srsitas Morsen sessn 4 ubr
unb Der 2anscIife Tunnel unb bic 2aii
gbancs @rube tpurben iiberflutbet uni
GROCER Sdaben aneeridtet.
- Nm Sonntae iparen eS 90 Sabre,
ieitbem bas srobe lnsIid in Der @sf
8ittston @rube iid e~reisnete. Sc ipur.
ben bamaIs 20 Mdnner setbbtet unb II
anbere MIR nit erbbten Mn%itrensunser
aus benz 800 SUB tisfen Sdadt serettet,
Cine G~oserploiion in benz eagle 8obIens
inert tbbtste sinise Monate barauf tpie'
berum II Irbeiter.
- &eih an l1nfdqen mar uniere &C.
senb ant 9ienitas. Sn Der Babylon
CRUDE fpurben am 8ormittas burd eint
@rpIoiion bon Grubsnsafen bic 8erslsutt
Sobn 2oIosfi unb 8otpel 8ransfie an
8opfe ni9t unerbebli1 berbrannt.- Sin
ieIben Morsen mar in Der Mount 2oofoui
@rube su 8pomins cine anbere grpIo.
iipn unb es ipurben burd bieieIbe @iaiam
Morsan, @iliam MitdeI unb Der Trsi.
berfnabe Sbpmas 8rotberoe perbrannt,
3tpei tonntsn mad Suuie seben, Der brittle
muBte in elmer MmbuIanse bef6rbert tusrs
ben.-Der in Der Maltbp 8e4e Der &c.
bisb Bailey 60. aIs Sootman aneeiteQt'
Wi9aeI Barrett berunsIidte, inbem e,
tpabrenb Der Grbeit aussIitt unb bon be,
bsrab fommenbsn carriage aerauetf4t
fparb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Stabtratb.
Common Council. "a. Nlai.

GotaT'oii Council, "a. Utai.
Eros HsSer' uio Sirius iuaren adtssbr'
Utttelisoer our Stsune setommen:
va is4 beraiis lteute. Dap bic @rui'p:
esl.ser an Delaipare StraBe aiif
S9apensrlasanlpri4s nid5t Sera'dtsr
trDlsn, 10 fcuroeh ale Saritte aur yfi'
p't,ru'g esrislesl riidsangts ssn,a&t.
DN Nelo!ut!on, DAB per Staotse'
c,tetsr o'e SSltsn sgr gtlattsrui'8 bon
Atte StraBe. BON WalRinStor sa Clap
9osnass, aaslegs, plrpe 8ensbini9t.
Oer Siod pom Ss9erlon sur UtaoIlon
ptrG NIT Sissnen, sas abr'8e NIT As'
pbalt 8sptattert.
Sss Soi!daft oes DfaSors. norm CT
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01

-slud Der Deforationstes %berresnete.
Die Seier mar gut einseIeitet, bic 9arabe
beripra4 inpoiant su fperben unb fanb
aud ifatt, trot ben bon 8eit gu 3sit Gins
iebenben &esensiifen. Mud bic san3e
Mitttppd Radt binburd leroB es ber'
untsr unb nod i4sint baS @nbe niat ba.
= Die GroBssf6pprsnsn baben bic
NnfIase be8 SpitsIs DON'T eeeen ben
Wirtb Mm. 8. SenfinS tpeesn 8erfaufa
bon @~etrdnfen am Sonntas isnprirt uni
benz Nnseber bic Soften au~fseblrbet,
Das 1T bplfpmmen in Der Orbnuns,
benn benz traurisen Tropfe lit ss Be
ieinen 8erfoIsunsen nidt nm bic SsiIis'
baItuns Der beifebenben Gefebe ~ tbun
ionbern nur I'M bas Sdnbenselb, bai
er unb feline Spione fir bic slnsebers
erbaIten.
- &essn, 8ssen, nidts tpie Resen
9IIe @eIt flast iest iber su OieI 8esen
Sine poue ISOLDE, Fam man fasen, pa
eS in bieier @eeenb Sag uns Nadt MID
Bios s~eresnst, ionbern f6rmIid sesoien
Sonntas mar Der erite Sag, an benz ei
einmaI nidt resnete. Daftir aber gal
ss am Montas tuieber seipaItise &esen'
sdEs unb bic Seier bes Deforationstasei
fpurbe burd &esen ednsIi9 berbunst
Man fiiblt iih fpabrbaftis felbit su ben
9lusruf peranIabt: Serr, bait Elm mi
bsinem Sesen ! Cont tpirb's au biel-
sS lit aneipeiI idon sans su bieI.
= 9ie Delegation bes Scranton
@riitIi 8sreinS unb elm Quartet bel
Sdpeiser Mdnnerdor bampften Diem
flag Abenb mad Union Sill, 81. s., ab
INN am foIsenSen Gage benz 25idbrisei
SubiIdum bes bortieen SeIpetia nnterit
8ereinS beiSupobnen. Die Mdnner,
1brIsr tperben nebenbei senaie GusIul
na6 ibrem berI1tpunbenen SGneerbru
Der anbrsaS 8sbrli baIten, unb tpenn f
Jpn ertpiiden iolten, bann sebt's Obn
-5rubeI ni6t al.
= @ie es beibt, fouen cine sanse Gin
sabI Der Seibenipinnereien bon Baterfon
q. s., ibr aluse auf Scranton unb I'm
sesenb ais fiinftises OperationSfeIb rid,
ten unb nur Der @rmutbisuns ieitsns be
biefissn SanbeIsbebbrbe bebirfen. @en,
Der Sabrifindbdens nnfue 70 fortssbt, I
tperben bic SauSfrauen !i4 am @nbe ga
nod nit dineiii4en 9ienftbOten bsbelfe
mifen, b. b. tpenn iOlde su BADEN fine
DaS Seiratben tpirb unter bieien I'm
itanben ben iunsen Wannsrn INNER meb
berIeibet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
.~1tnfere 0Beftansffeaune.~

Ssfte SO. l Bis 7 bieies 9radttpsrfss
iin6 ieBt ansefommen unb fbnnen entities
Der %ein,eIn pber ale auiummen auf Gins
nal besosen iperben.
Ser Yreis bes SefteS it Is Gents unb
mub unbebinst baar entridtet tperben.
alud fuirb sebeten, iid nit benz n6tbisen
8IeinseIb su perieben, u,n bic Wiibe bes
8edielnS su sriparen.
@irb bic ablieferuns per 9oft ber'
lanst, 70 miiifen Is Gents einseianbt
tperben. 9tur 2 @ents Warfen iperbsn
ansenommen.
@er baS @erf tpiinidt, rnbse iid nit
Der 8eitelluns beeilen. 8ir baben nur
cine beidrdnfte 9lnaabI beiteqt unb es 1T
nidt tpabrideinIi6, baB mir ipesen stpsi
obsr brei 9a&3asIern cine nsue Senbuns
peranlaHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Nerpen=G rfhIaffuua.

Gin @rpbfabrifant, Der In arss @siGaftsstr.
lteenbeitfn seraibtn mar unb bur6 ufbtrarbeit'
une san,Ii6 sridBpft suiammenbraG, besab I'D
~ einsni bsribmtsu Spsetaliiftn. 90 iurrbl
ibm ssIaet, Nlss mas CT bsbiirfe fet, fa br
Sprstn pnb al~nifrsnsunssn 81 sntlsbisen uni
bic @seaufen nit anbersn Dinstn ,i bebdftfsen
Ditltr glr3t lief In leinsn Gnarbnunssn bic fnan
,iellsn llmifaues isinss patisnttn gang aubt
a6t. Or bate ibm Or. Niles' Refcratirt Ser
zine, has befe Miittsl ssser Nerpen.Grl6laH
une, S9laaofsftit, Rattisfeit, 8ppfi&merssn
bic fblimmtn Gplstn bon Spiritucltn, 2abaf
Gaitt, Opium u. {. ~. anratben iplsn. Eau
isnbs ~bs,susen Stiluns. Bud unp prsbsaGit
den umlpnit bel allen apptbsffrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
!. en- Nhin hni @nuh. McQinIeh

= Sn Dbio bat @oub. McainIep bic
NiIis in 9ienit eerufen, I'm ben alus'
i6reitunsen Der itreifenben @rubenarbsi'
ter Ginbalt su sebieten.
= Die Situation in Der Gofe &esipn
bon PsnnfsIUanien, Defenders in Sa'
petite County, 1T 70 bebrobIid, baB Der
@oubernbr cine YrofIamation erIaiien
bat, in Der er Dor allen aufribrerii1en
Demonhrationen tparnt. Nan sIaubi
a(Isemsin, bab es nbtbis fem pirb, bic
WiIis untsr @affen su rufen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
staOt umo Goamtb.

p6- 2iebIins Der SauSfrauen =
piIsburp's 8et- perfauft Bel Sreb. S.
Bibmaser. $50 2ada. Gpe.
- Die bffsntIidsn SauIen uerben am
%. Stunt sef4IOfen.
- Die monatIi9sn SabIunsen Der o.
8. & 8. So. Beginner bieien Sreitas.
IS. u. @ilane 1T gum 8oftmeiiter
bon SaGteab ernunnt tuorbsn.
- @Imburft bat cine SanitdtSbebbrbe,
beren 8oriiBer Serr gbpctat 8aumann
1T.
= gn Der Barrier StraBe Bride 1T
nit BEN 8au ses tsmporaren @erippes
bssonnen tpprben.
- Irob bes abideuIiden Wetters lou
Der Cirrus am Donnerstas bon 5000
gsrionen beiudt setpeien isin.
- Serr unb Srau GbarIes Tropp Ser.
laiIsn am Montas NorSen scranton,
nm bic 8eiie mad europa anautrstsn.
- Bon benz neuIiden 9nfauf sur ars
menfarm iinb 40 older bsrisIben Gins
perIeibt tporben. Die anbersn 100 older
tperbsn iibertrasen, iobaIb einise teds
niide SebIsr am 8eiiBtitel beieitist iinb.
- 8esen unssiebIiden SiidsnS nit
einem Rebe tpurbe Sranf Sage bon
gImburit am 9isnitas berbaftet unb
urter 8drsidaft ssitslt.
a6s- Masbeburs Sauerfraut. 8ismari
Sarinss, Soadnbiide Sdrinse beim 9ub.
snb ober SdBden BEL 8ibmapsr. go $50
2adapanna Mbenue.
- Sin benz Strife Der 8aditeinIeser
1T Bis Jest feline 8erdnberuns einsetres
ten unb Gontraftoren beeilen fid nidi
nit Der Innabms bon gontraften.
- SIM GIter bon iibsr SO Sabrer
berifarb am Sreitas Srau gliiabett
Sabner. Das 8esrdbnib mar an
Sonntas i'm SOreft Sia Srisbbofe.
- 9as S~tationsbaus bebsrberste an
Srsitas bier Srriinnise. ST bur&aui
fem Wunber bel benz Wettsr, tpie mir 81
in Der 8orpoas hatten.
- grpf. s. 6. @oob BAT baS s. 8
8iliams Gissntbum an Der unterer
2adaipanna alpenus fir $4,000 fauf'
lid ertuorben.
- @esen irsenb cine fbrperIids Ser
lesuns, @ntsdnbuns, @eidwuIit. etc.
sisbts es nidts bsieres tpie ct. Safobi
Del.
= elias Snpbsr bon Scott Totpnibi,
ftarb am Sreitas i'm Sitter bon IS Sabren
Gr mar Elm Nadfomnte bes eriten SIN
iisbIers Beter S9nsiber bon 8IafeIp.
Iay- Masbeburs Sauerfraut. 8ismar
Sdrinse, Spadnbiide Sdrinse beim Dub
snb p6er Sdb9en bel @ibmaper, SO
$50 2adaipanna Mbenue.
- Sas rlfsr bes 2afe Garsp in 8ps
ming county fol- nit Sauienben DO,
tobten uno iterbenben Gatfiden bebed
fem, bic einem MusidIa8e erIiesen, be
bic anbersn Slide iebo6 ni&t ansreift.
- Das aIte 8otsforb Saus an MuI
berrs Strdbe 1T an Or. g. S. @iinite
fir $4,000 perfauft tporben, tpeI9er al
beRsn STEELE Elm bibidss DObnbaui
srri9ten ipirb.
- Cine Ssrabiebuns Der SaIaire be,
@ebenues8 eamten tpirb proieftirt uni
elm 8eamter beS Ser. ct. S6abamtsi
bate su bisiem 8sbufs cine 8eratbunl
nit Collector Serrins.
- Sci Der 8idfabrt bon Nsp gorI
am SOnntas Radmittas bsuste fid be,
8. 8. & @. Susfibrer Sra @earbart
bon Moniep slpenue su ipeit aus ben
Maidinsnbdu86sn, ifisb NIT benz 8opf,
sesen sinen p~oritebenbsn 9foiten uni
purbe tepubtIUS in bas Sdus4en au'
riid9ti6Ieubert. Man bradte Der
Sdperoerlebten mad benz MoieS Tap'
Tor SospitaI, ct erlanste bort bas Be-
puBtisin ipieber, itarb iebod Abenbi
apii4sn 7 unb 8 lbr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Da8 Ehal abm arts.

- Die @obnbduier bon Batrid
Dousbsrtp uno Intbonp Gurlep in
Iboca branntsn am Spnntas Morser
nieber. Sic tparen ie UNI $500 per'
.iidert.
TabIor.-StraBenfommiHa 81. SO,
8eeis ftarb persansene @o6e mad
mebrtGsieer 2ranfbsit. @r mar elm &C.
iddstsr Mann unb I~ansidbrissr Gins
ppbner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Oanfia8una.

@eIesentliG bes 70 pIUBIi9en 9cbts unisrss
s%slisbtsn 8atsrs Spba 8arI MILLER,
ifatien mir Serrn paffcr &anbclpb fir ltinl
trsfftGe @tha6tnibrsoe, BEN 8irbtndpr fiji
ben @eians, ben Sabrrasern unb al ben Iieber
8srpanbten, 6reunbsn unb NaGbarn unierr
i%unisfsn Danf ab.
Die trausrnbtn 8iuber,
@barIes @ iIIeg
WtIIta W ilIsE
QputGe RuIIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Ger Werein beutIb,r Nanfen. n

- Der 8srein beuti6sr 8anfen, mel.
der 35 8~anfinfitute einidIiebt. belt
am "a. Mai in Sriebridsroba cine 8ers
iammIuns ab. Cine 3eisIution, ipeIde
iid su @unitsn Der grbaItunS Der @oIb'
ipdbruns ausipri6t, fanb e~infimmiss
annabnte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Tariit An p~erfanfen :

8arm bon $50 adsr. nebft adsrbaussrdtben.
so ader %tuItipirt, quite 6ebduoe. 9iesenb in
8aDne COUNTY, 8 Meilen bon SapIep uabe Der
Sorelt Gate aHoeiation bon Der Staot Retp gorf.
aoreiirt: eamr aoiuenfein. SaiuIep. ga. 4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-06-01
Su b%erfaufeu:

Saus unb Got. einldImbIid anberem Gigen.
tbnm, Ode 9ittston apenue uno Beed Strabe F;
quite Gage fur SoteI ODER anoeres @ei6aft;
leidte Bebinsunsen. aoreifrt Gisentbiimer,
Boz 28S, SapIep. Wa. 81
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farm III %perfanfen.

gsiySawIss ssIsssn, 40 adsr fuItipirt, sutss
Saus unb S9aatr, Bad am Sauie, 8rutt'
tGame, quite 3aune, Q Wasea, 2 pfise. Nabe.
rec bel @tp. 8eltrmanr, 1922 Gfb StraBe.