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fUr Sale OF 90 Gtt-Countru.

A lRylEGroSoN.HUDsON To sell or TO let. new
n house fully furnished; all modern In pToVeIncnts:
one acre ground; Earien planted: new stable: use OF
horse and carriage on IlAtC. milk OF one COW. Terms
10 let SSuO; sClI, $4,000.
carrlaSc free ~at'istion 10 take parties TO see prop
erty. call or address
Mrs. J. u SULLIVAN.
ATHoT sPRINds. VA For rent large stone house
\ VIII all m0detn conyenienrus Mia ar without
farm ~ LION area ApDly To /. puNN, eco New Jer
sy aV. :, T.. Washington. u g.
FURNISHED DOCS A. slnacld. y J.. Tor me sun.
j mer Apply 10 Arehitcct, 80 Broadway, room IN.
GAHATOGA IS a place In witch n spend to sun
;, meT posst sees a EreatsT number OF desirable Tea.
lures than any .utheT, . perTleG climate. pctuTesque
sStrGandlpsh heath Ei'in! tnrl9sa a s6od mAIEsh
modern eo3ysniences ~ rem tails from 300 20 . 5000.
toSE BprnSs. y. I.
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1iridfndd aud Nntfrfst.
~. Louis. and -nn rrr,o,..o R.i,voT.

~. Louie and san Frnncisco Railway.
Pursuant IN orders o. tn, unitod states Circuit
Court for the Eastern District NJ Missouri. the under
signed vii. on MD htt"r AptI ~ noxt. Mt their onice,
w the hlnltn.!e H{lllllhs. 10 broadway, New York,
pay coupons No.HN due November lat iSp5, from St
Louis aud san Ftanclsco Hallway "a. % MORTGAGE
Railroad anu LAM UondS SERIES 4, H. md c. with
interest thereon Mt the rate OF 4 ber cent TO April %
next, upon presentation ami sn rrcnder thereof.
hlIACI T. WALKER po.o,y.r.
NEW YORK. April rs. 1879
THE SCN- PRINTING ASb prBLtsHiSu AssOCtA
! TON Tho annual election of trustees Of this ne.
Aociatlon win I've held at It's onicc, iTO Nassau street,
New York, on Monday. May %. 1870. from noon TIL
~ so O'Clock =. N
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Opening OF the w. ID. Grand Horse Sale.

y notable sale OF park horses will begin to-
day At the American Horse Exchange undc. the
management OF w. y. Grand. About thirty
hnlf. bred hackneys, consigned BY Thomson n
Bland of Charlottesville, Ind. and Llewellyn
Meredith. London, ont. are to be sold this
afternoon, beginning ut 3 O'Clock. To-morrow's
offerings are from Andrews * Mcdonald, and
on Wednesday a large consignment from VI. IL.
Tichenor IL Co. will be disposed OF.
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Gltrtipns and mrrtinns.

nELAwARE. y HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
lJNEw York, Aprll ioth, 1890 The annual meeting
Ot the stockholders Of this company will he held at the
oflce or the company,2l C~ortlanit street, in this city.
on Tuesday, the 9Th day 81 May next, for the election
Of Managers and for other business,
The puls will open Mt ~ o'clock noon, AMI remain
open for one hour. Tho transfer books viii he closed
from the close ~ bushes. Saturday. May 2d, until the
morning Of "wednesday, May 1871.
Hy order OF the BOARD. of MANAGERS.
g. M. UIYpUAST, Secretary.
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Sflfrt Board.


IRVING PLACE, 40 Large, handsomely furnished
L rooms. suitable for two, near Cnlon square; excel.
lent neighhorhood superior table; summer prices;
home cooking; references exchanged.
Eth Az. 7.-lhree ami small handsomely furnished
- rooms, opposite BrcVOurt House. all ennvCnienccs:
excellent table; home cooking summer prices. best
Of reference required.
y TIN ST, 3O9 FAST. housekeeping or gentlemen.
- Z board optional: strict cleanliness observed. con.
venieut to l. and cables.
ESTH ST, 1855 EAsT.-Sicely furnished front room;
,)'D superior board: use of parlor, plano. and bath.
pFlvnte.
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LOUISVILLE, May 3.-The largest field in
fifteen years will start in the Derby at Church
hill Downs next Wednesday. Secretary Price
has received final payments from the owners of
Ben Brush. The Dragon. The Winner. Parson.
First Mate. Ulysses. Sir Vassar. Lodi. Rock
wood, Zufallig. Ben Elder. and Semper Ego.
Ramiro has been officially declared out. The
weight each will carry is ll9 pounds.
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AIHLEIIC ALLIANCE.
Articles Likely 20 He Adopted by the n.
NJ. &. A. and tho A. A. u.

NJ. Z. A. and tho n. a. u.
At tho recent special meeting Of tho A. A. L.
the delegates present decided TO accept the
articles OF alliance between the A. A. L. and
the Athletic League Of the y. NJ. c. A.. subject
to the approval OF "a mall vote of the Board Of
Governors, For the purpose OF forming this
alliance c. f. Paterson. representing the Asso-
citation League, and James F.. sullivan OF the
A. a. L. were appointed n committee. The con-
ferences and correspondence were most salts
factory, and the following articles were agreed
upon:
Annette Iensus Of YoGns Mems Christian Assoeeia
!ions shall oS entitled to rSrrg'rg5 sS,sa Gy not more
such delegates, having collrctiNely one vote.
be F : %s %%s@s = iG isS h SssTffS OF one no9' !" "f Sfa"o' Im 10
tcpr Athietic Union, who shall have voice. vote, and
upon raatttTs coming before Il
,c An mST@ onnE II Me n.a "HrI .t Asn'N Nssoci G.t4i" '' Iess Sm,
gan!es shall he go.erpch by ne rules OF The Athls,ic
but m"SSm6Ssrrs'o o. YOUNG m'SM, sn Tristan Hssocsuoas
ssSayssSrriaaaf ~ yf a. N TntSs o I A sae N'na c"r p,sH1"p'c f fnn" DO
40 member ~ any young Mgr's Curlstinn Assocla'
iSasSe q SSotuns SSEsnS'ss t]1r.lan Associations oi
Cut in tie Amateur &Vral@stS / jaian, provided be hSiss
SS61,9in one y@Sr G%mpsIci i'T r su, aan n@nns hG9s
soyrTn'n y o. p2lS such f"n"+ Mems Christian A''o
TaCn party 3" lbs arl,ueo shall respect and en-,
force The p,nhltiys or SUSPENSIONS anu DISQUALIFIED
''Dniy EoSe l6,ai Y"uns Wen, Christian A.socia.
lions or branches hhl'b hl' 'hlbN,h as bona ndr
members 81 the Athletic lynsu" % Young Mems
Christian Associations. snail ~ nUl'ed to the priVi'
lCGcs aud prut", ton u thl- ariiiatlon.
Thcsc articles II alliance shulI hv teTmlnable by
either party upon thirty days Written notice TO tho
Other,
Under the provisions OF the first and second
articles Of the agreement tho association has
representation on the governing body Of tho A.
A, L, The Y. NJ. {, A. claim that in the fourth
article they have the most impoTtApt Copces-
sion ever made by the A. \. |. to ans AFFILIATED
body. Altogether they are mighty elAted over
the ALLIANCE, and the Governing con
hdently anticipates a large Lacrosse IN member.
shin all over the country. now that their relA-
tions yith the a. A. L. seem to I've practically
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Real @statr for Sale.

FOR SALE FURNISHED CoMPIETEl,
4 Summer Resort all cleaned ami nearly ready II
there n an Al party To buy same suitable for sum
mer house for Eentieinhn'A family, barn, water, fruit,
%csrriage, honu.. good ,hshins wood cut, lco house
mosquitoes very healthy. Write! one wssk.,.a
Box 1873. Sun up town onice. ! eos broadway.
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Real estate FOR Salt-rountru.

NOR sALE-Fertile farm; accessible. healthtul loca.
Il tiun: running water; bargain
e, J. SANFORD, Unionyille, Conn.
HOTPIS. roadhouses, fun license IN good factory
III clues at bargains, ~HuLZHAUskN x CO, HAW.
10y. Ia.
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lwrllina Houses 90 Est-city.
ARTISTIC DwEIIINGs.

nos ~ y ~ WEST SaIH 81.
These dwellings Just completed, contain all modern
improvements! strictly nrstClRsS IN every respect,
purchasers wishing a thoroughly artistic ami perfect
home are in,it"d 10 examine these Dwellings Apply
on premises or 10
joins g. PRAGUE, Architect ~ Lirery st,
nESIEAmF HOUSES. furnished Rai unturnished.
IL In desirable locations; rent sl,2u0 10 sh,oon,
POISON H~hDIHEES. s2t BroAiwaY. cor. l2th St
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FURNISHED Houses 60 Ist.

HOUSE almost new Of X largo rooms, with car.
III Tiage house and stable for ? horses ami open
she'd; tee 4onse nv OF, ice Vegetable AMI n,wcr gar
cistcrn and well ! srre ground az tSncrd IN and e
from l. l. Il. H. depot. For terms and conditions Az
ply to GFORrE uRANT lock hoN as, NurIhport, l. !.
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sur SAFE or 90 get-gOns aslaua.

DARGAIN- Nine room house; furnace. range. bath:
ID barn; plot 7Ox25O; buildp q one year old; eight
to ten minutes walk from station. schools; churches;
price s2, 800. 5000 down, balance 500 quarterly.
u, r. LIBBY, Freeport, l. I.
EREEPORT l. L-Brand new house; 9 rooms, fur
j mace, cellar under all attic; run ming water; plot
60Il 80; Main ST., mar station: price e3,3O0; terms
easy,
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West side.

10TH ST. 81 EAST.-Large cool room, well fur
~ nishcd. ample closets: every convenience; eE.
cellent board moderate.
I - TIL ST, So NEST.-Hnndsomely Furnished parlor
i suite suitable for physician or four gentlemen;
also other desirable rooms; summer prices; excellent
neighhorhood: references exchanged.
ST. 81 WEST. Scy AMI elegantly furnished
l ! large and small rooms, with board. table board;
reference.
y tn ST. Gil wEST.-Larre. handsomely fur
,)t nishrd pArlor suite suitable for physician or den.
tist or two g%entlcmen; excellent ncighburhood su.
is,Nn-J~nSwitSSH6N 1sn! n9$rsSruSS~
Til ST. l3s WEST. Large and small Handsomely
Of furnished rooms: all convcnlcnces; excellent
appointments: good ncighhorhood: near Broadway;
exceptional table; best reference required exclusive.
TIL ST.. 81 wEST.-Attractive rooms for families
or or gentlemen: excellent board: references.
OOTH ST, - wEST.-Large front room. southern
')'J exposure; private bath table board. reference
eNchanRrN.
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Sflsrt 1pard-BrookIun.

nE KAIB V ie6. Handsomely furnished rooms.
~ opposite Washington Park excellent neighbor.
hood splendid table; home cooking: convenient to
bridge. ferry, and Concy Island routes; reference.
MORT GREENE PLACE. lOT.-Iandsomely furnished
j rooms: nil conceniences: excellent table; home
cooking: convenient to bridge and ferry and Coney
Island cars: reference exchanged.
rREESE Av.. 3Os. Rro~oElvn.-Iarge and small
VI handsomely furnished rooms. near Franklin av. :
eNcc!I-at neiRhbo-hood good table; convenient to
bridge and Coney Island cars: reference.
EREfNE Az, los. BRooHLYN-Neatly furnished
VI rooms. one door above Clinton; excellent n~eighhor.
hood. splendid table; homo cooking: convenient to
bridge, ferry. and Coney Island routes.
EREESE Az, 22b NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. back
VI psrior. suitable for physician or two gentlemen:
near Grand av.: convenient 10 bridge and Coney Isl.
and cnrs; reference exchanged.
HENRY ST. as. Proosiyr,-Ncatly furnished rooms:
III near Clark: also nanr bridge and ferry: CON
vcnient 10 Coney Island cars; excellent board. IS to
s6: reference.
DlERREPoNT ST., s., Observation-Disclosures fur
/ niShei rooms suitahl" for two. or married couple,
with hest references: convenient for Coney Island
routes; ",cei'"nt table; home cooking.
DlFRREpoNT HOUSE. Montague St minutes
| from Wall St Ferry, 5 minutes from bridge: Amer
lean and European plan: table d'hote dinner; restau-
rant popular prices
COTTu OXFORD ST. 90 lOl, Rrooklyn. -Handsome
= ly furnished rooms; all convcniences: excellent
neishhorhond; first class table; supe rior house; con-
venicnt TO bridge and Coney Island routes
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FURNISHED Rooms To 7 rt--aruohluu.

---.--
COIUMRlA TtlGHTS. Comfortably furnished
rooms; house overlooking bay; board II de
sired; reference.
nE KAlR Az. en-. R~ROOKLYS.-Two largo. de-
~ slrahle furnished rooms. convenient 10 bridge
and ferry and Concy islnnd cars: 10 minutes walk
from principal stores: reference.
II EKAIp Az, 1871, Brooklyn. -Iargc.d desirable, fur
1, nished back parlor. suitable for two: sd each,
with board: convenient TO bridge, ferry. and Coney
Isl nj routes; reference.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, near City
III Hail; convenient TO bridge AMI Coney Island
railroad lines. For information apply TO Mr.. hcKES-
son, | ,2h5 broadway, with reference,
7 %AFAYETTE AVE. 90. Rro6klyn. Handsomely fur.
! ! nished rooms corner Ashland place; convenient
bridge. ferry. and Coney Island lines; excellent board:
honiclike ~cookingi good nnighborhood, reference.
AFAYETTE AVE, 81 BROOKLYN -Large and small
IL desirable furnished rooms, near Ashland place;
convenient q bridge AMI ferry and Coney Island
routes; references eHchanSed' reasonable.
AFAYETTE AVE. 10. Rrooklyn.-Lnrg, and small
IL neatly furnished rooms; excellent ncighborhood;
near CITY Hall: convenient % bridge, ferry, ami
Concy Island cars; private family
SCUERMERHuRN ST. l6l.-Large and small neatly
= furnished rooms: excellent neighborhood' s5 and
AZ weekly. reference,
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FURNISHED Rooms N'antcd.

FURNISHED ROOM, between aoth and ssth sus.,
II near H~Foldway, rent not To exceed 80 per week.
T., boz 1893, sun uptown ONCE, Eos broadway.
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FURNISHED Ruoms&S partme nts to Iet
East Side.

East Side.
| l rooms, suitable for Two; Hl." other pleasant
rooms: with or without board; excellent table; near
Broadway reasonable.
OQp ST, ~ EAST Large and small desirable FUR.
square: excellent noishborhood;' abundant table:
home cooking; reference exchanged.
oS1I ST - near o,swsy-H Boom. ncors e.
clubs: restaurants on premises.
DOTH ST, oi2 y pa EAST.-Elesant rooms. Sl.bo
.)' II s.; gentlemen and respectable couples thousc-
keeping transients accommodated
< ST ST. ?l6 EAST Large front room every con.
- vcnlence: gentlemen only: private house: rea
sonahle rent.
E-rH ST., 400 EAsT--landsomely Furnished
VI rooms; marble halls and stnircases: built espe-
cially for bachelors; rent, 81 per month.
west s,ds.
9TH Az. sa4.-Larsc front and back IaIior two
I orH STREET. io4 wEsT-Newiy decorated and
L y Furnished square and hall rooms; also parlor and
model bathroom.
7 -Tn ST, 50 WEST. Large. neatly furnished suite,
L Z suitable for ! gentlemen: excellent %neighhor-
hood superior house; near 9Th av.: best reference
required; summer prices
> TIL ST, 4i3 WEsr.-In house with owner; neatly
= furnished room; ALL improvements; meals OPP
tional.
O-rH ST. las WFST.-Larse. Desirable furnished
- room; good ncighborhooi: sunny, cheerful, req
sonable: good reference required.
DOTH ST. II wFsT.-Iarre and small handsomely
')'Jturnished rooms. all conSeniences; appointments
select: excellent neiRhborhood' superior house;
1STH ST. iOt wEsT-IRrTe desirable furnished
broadway and Rh av,: excellent neighborhood; SUI
pcrior house: moderate terms
10 third bell; apply between : and 10; lady pre-
ferrei.
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After the ~closinEs Of the Supplementary Transatlan.
tic Mails named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the pieps or the American
and German steamers. and remain open until
within ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF
Stpunler.
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2nblir Tptires.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Should be road DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at any timeD
Foreign malls for the week ending May y Will close
promptly in all cases) at this ONCE as followsi
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'PRISTED NATTER, ac;-German steamers sailing
on. Tuesdays, Thursdays> and SATURDAYS take
Printed Matter, &C.. for Germany, and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter. &C, for other parts Of
Europe. White Star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. Sc. for Eu.
rope, Cunard steamers on Saturday take Irlnte1
Matter. sc. for 6test Hr!ta!n and Ireland and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. &c, for other
parts Of Europe.
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Malls for newfoundland, by rail to Halifax and thence
by steamer, close at this ONCE daily nj : "a Y, NJ.
Mails for Miqnclon. ~ raj! 20 boston aud themes
10y steamer, close nt this ohicc daily AZ : ~ 4, VI.
MAILS for cuba close AZ this onto" DALI 1t : \ VI,
for forwAr ling nv steamers sailing Mondays nnt
Thursdays from Port Tampa. fla, Mails for Mex
lco. overland. unless specially s%idrrNsrd for de-
patch by steamer, close at this Dniv' daiiy AT A N.
IRrgtstoToi mail closes at q T.. ". previous day,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
6 p NJ Guftf9iff.

Goppon's Gu 9tft.
fo. beraussenommen tpsrbsn, lit in a
pioem @a9stbum begriffen. Der
bieie 8epe9ung 9enuuer betra4tet,
fommt gu Der lleber5eugung,baB es Die
@orbotsn elmer gdn5li6en umgeitalz
tung auf Dem 9ebistt Der 2ufti9iffs
fabrt iinb, ipelGe er bepba9tet. Bon
osutI6en Grfinoern bat ii9 Defenders
Der Sneenieur Otto 2ilientbdl, Der
100 0m~Apr hra OFFER eines
uasliidliden SGugberiu6es tpurbe, auf
bielem 9ebiete 8eroienIte ertpprben.
ia. clIbul rulitotpte oen o9nebez uno
Segelflug unb conitatirte 5uerit, baB
man ita nit einem S%lugapparat, Der
in Der Sauptiuae ben Sliigeln zines
8ogels glet6 mar, bon geringer SObe
aus in i9rdger 2inie auf einige bun>
bert Yarbs peit bur6 bic 2uft fortbes
ipegen Tonne.
Sin pom0gli6 nod b0beres Sntes
reIe beanipru9t bic @rfinOung bes
als 4itronom riibnli6ft betannten
8rofeFors 2uneleD in Waibington,
.. s. 2unglep's GuftI6tff, better gez
iagt Slugmafdtne, beitebt aug Stpei
Observation-Disclosures. ba4fOrmigen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22

g mitb's 2uftf9tff.

6prtbetpegen erforberli9e Mai9ine
ansebra9t, an bsibsn Gnbsn bsfinOen
fi9 propeller, tpel9e bas ean5e Cuffs
f9iff baldnciren, unb baapiIden lies
gen bic Steuerborri6tungen. Die
9onbsl nit ben Pahagieren bGngt
nod tiefer. Der @rfinber bebauptet,
nit bieiem 2ufti4iff 100 Meilen in
Der Stunbe suriidlegen gu tonnen,
bod porldufig bat er busielbe erit auf
Dem papier poIenbet unb baber feline
2eiitungsfGbisteit nod ni9t ad ocuz
los bemonitrirt.
nit einem Gplinber begniigt it9 Der
SEEN Yorter Grfinber Sumpter 9.
8attep fir elm 2uftidift bon peldem
er Wunberbinge perbeiBt. Der cigar
renf0rmige Gplinoer lit aus Mluminiz
Inn cpnitruirt unb bic IufpGrtsz
bsstp. Notwithstanding pirO burd
md9tige Sliieel bepirtt. Sriginea lit
8atteD's Metbobe Der 8prpGrtsbers=
gung. Mm binteren Gnbe befinbet ii9
cine Dirt BON 9e6er nit elmer rid
pdrts liegsnben Oeffnuns. Sn bieien
8eder fdut ale feds Minuten aus
einem Robr, oefen Sbdtigteit bur6
Elm llbrpert automatiI9 rssulirt
pirb, cine Ritroglpcerin zPine; baz
bur9 tpirb iebesmdl Elm elettrii9er
Strom geidloFen, Der cine GrploiiOn
beruria9t, unO Der entitebenoe StoB
treibt bas 2ufti9iff portpdrts. Der
4luminiumcplinber ipirb Dor benz
GufItisg nit 8aferftoff9us sefiilt.
Der @rplofionsbe9er tann BON benz
Sibrer oes 2uftidiffes mittels zines
4pparates mad redts unb lints ges
brebt tperben unb babur9 pirO bas
Steuern bepirtt. Die 9onbel lit unter
benz Gplinber ungebra9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
9ur9 dumb M d b d e n.

ten. Wsr bon ben Sremben 9elegsns
belt finbet, einen Nennoorfer So9s
3eits5ug gu feben, bat oaran feline belle
Sreube. Mit bunten 9dnoern oes
fdmiidte R.iter fprenee7 uuf reid sez
f9irrten Rofen benz 3use poran. Sb=
men folgt Der sanS nit SannenreiIig
umtpunoene 9rautDa9en nit Dem
9rautpaare unb acknowledgement.
Die Sleiber Der lebteren Iinb natiirIi9
Defenders toitbar, rei9er als fir GEE
pDbnlid ber5iert, uno ben daratteriz
ftiiden S9mud bilbet Elm ettpa 10
Sol bobsr Erans, Der BON rotbsn per-
len, 5littern uno tleinsn opalsn Spies
geln 5uIummengefiigt lit. SenieI6en
9ranS trGgt Elm iunges MGo9en, peun
es Yatbin piro. Np6 pru6tpplIer lit
bic Sra9t Der Sraut. Sic trGgt eirsn
fhpar5en Su9rod uno Elm Mieber,
bas nit Silbers uno 9srlsnTtidersisn
oer3iert 1T. Den 3ppf f9miidt Der be-
reits ertpGtntc SronS, ppn BEN aoer
fiber uno 9ologsTtidte gdnocr rinqsz
nm bsrabflattsrn. baB lie bas @eIi9t
Der 8rdrt fat p0uig psrbeten. Die
9erniteintette lit nit einem IiIbernen
S9IoB perIsben unb bic ilberne
Sparee Dor Der Sruit Defenders reid
psrsploet. Der Grautunsug, ben Der
8rdutieam gu identen pflest, bat in
Der Resel einen Wertb BON 500 Bis
600 Wurt. Der 9rdutigum trGst ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
4nfi9 bes SentmaGs.

SIM Sommer bes sSabres 1895 be-
reits erbtelt Der Gebants Der @rri9s
flung zines Satob 80bme>S entmals
bur9 @eranitaltung BON Sammlunz
gen cine feIte 9sitalt, unb Dem riibrts
gen @ifer Der S9ubmader= Stunning,
bic einen Qufruf erlisb, lit es gelunz
gen, einen itattli9en 5pnbs auiamz
men5utragen, Der alerbings nod elmer
bebeutenben Grpeiterung bebarf, nenn
Der Satob 80bmezS Drummer mad BEN
Wobea bon prof. Sobannes Yfubl in
Gbarlpttenburg CUR 4usfiibrung eez
langen iOa. Der Siinftler bert0rperte
ben 90rliBer Sbeoiopben, bic nod Dor
Banoenen 8ilper besielben gu @runbe
legeno, aus FREEZER Pbantaiie unb nabm
ii9 n%eiterbiu, UNI fir bic 8iloung bes
@eii9ts cine 9etpiIIe 0irectioe gu bds
ben. Die @orte oss 9aitors S9onpGls
Der in @Drlib, bes 9erfafers Der
Geographic 9Dbme's, CUR Ri9ti6nur.
bic alfO lauten: Seine n@rtenntnib
tit cine unmittel6are, pie cine @rIeu6z
tung iiber i'm ttmmenbe. @r lit fein
9enter, tein @riibIsr, ionbsrn elm
Sober. 8etn Sraumleber uno tein
9eiiterieber. Ipnoern elm S9auer i'm
Settle, i'm 2i6te Der Gtpigteit. llno
mas er nit benz Gu9e feines Settles
lab. unb pprin er lebte, bas i9risb er
nieoer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
Snftf6tfe.

Ils nor nunmebr mebr als einem
Sabrbunbert bic 2uftI6ifffabrt nit
Der Grfinbuus MontsoIfier's ms 2es
ben frat, betra9tete mar lie als elm
Wunbsrtinb untsr ben @rfinoungen.
Wunbertinbsr pflegen absr in ibrep
fpGteren Gntnidelung bic erregten
Soffnunsen meiit ni9t gu perpirtlis
den uno bas gilt aud Bis auf ben beuz
ttgen Sag BON Der 2ufti6ifffubrt. IS
fol bdmit f%einespegs bebauptet iperz
ben, baB iie feline SOrti9ritte gema4t
babe, uber i'm 8erslei4e gu ben Gntz
pidelune Der glettricitdt uno ber
Sampftraft iinb es INNER nur beideis
bene @rfplge, pelde bic 4eronautit gu
berSei9nen bat.
Grit gang neuerbings ma4t fi6 cine
regere SbGtigfeit, elm frii9erer 3ug
auf bieiem 9ebiete bsmertbar unb bic
3abl Der Yatente, tpel6e in Daibingz
ton auf Slusapparate, 2uftf4iffe u. {.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-22
Sm oe,t Yogefen.

No9 INNER Siebt Der Strom ber
bur9 has pbere &6eintbal benz Siiben
s~uitrebenben Naturpilser Sumeiit on
Der 9ette Der @oeeien boriiber, obne
biefem geiegnetsn, ~reiSpolIen, in pieler
Sinfi9t 10 beoeutiamen. ia sroBartiz
gen 9ebirge auf beutider @rbe nit
ieinen OOrfern, Stdbten. 8epobnern,
feinsn Suniti9Gben unb ieinem 9ez
perbsflsiB bas s~ebiibr.nbe Snterefe gu
i9snten. Wer als 9eutider bieie berz
borragenb f9Dne Ratur bur6punbert
unb inniger fennen gelernt bat, pirb
bas freubig itol5e 8epubtiein in iid
trasen, bab bic iiesreiden Daffen bes
lebten 8rieges benz 8uterlano elm toit1
bares &lsinoO piebereeseben buben.
Die mdlerifditen 9untte Der 8ogeien
finb auf elmer turaen @anberung bon
&olmar, Der Sauptitabt bes Sberz
@lfaB, lei9t 81 errei9er. Solgt man
ben llfern Der Se9t, zines flaren &C.
birsspaFers, 10 9elangt man na4
Siirtbeim, Der alien, bon Weinbergen
umtrGnaten Rei9sitabt, am SuBe Der
8ogefen. Die traurise @rinnerung
an bas perbdngniBOOae Sreffen 5piz