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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

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9robe," iebte er lalt biu3u. Sann
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oas 8ema6.
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rem glid auf bic Sbilre. Yl0Bli9
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
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Gr;ablung BON 6. q.

Seute, Sreitag, ben %. December:
@rItes Wieoerauftreten Der meltbe,
riibmten &eitern 0tiB alice in ibren
uniibertrefli9en Proouttionen auf benz
Sprin9piero Darius.
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2ettern bon Der Srettertpano oes Sir
Gus StarobtD benz i9aarenmeiie ber3u-
i%trOmsnoen Yublitum ent9egen, bas
oi9t 9eoran9t bic aiii9e umitsbt unb
nit uu9euObnli9em Offer bic pomp=
battle Intiinoigung bsipri6t.
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flie9t bon Muno 81 Wuno. @iuer
pertiinoet es Dem Nnoern nit elmer
Wi9tigteit. ais banole es ii9 uln elm
9rOBes pOlitil6es Grei9niB.
6rsmoe, ipel6e 3ufdli9 bic Staot
paIIiren uno ben IuHauf Dor Dem Sir
c%usgebduoe %9eruabren, treten neu9ierig
bsr3u, nm mad @rfOri6un9 Der uria9e
entweoer nit ip6ttii9em a6iel5uden
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oas auBeroroentlibe @eien lei, als
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Semano in Dem Mteni9enbaufen bin=
Gin, Der un9ea4tet Der Sdlte uno oes
reihliden S6nesIalls fOrtpdbreuo bas
Ylacat umla9ert. glber Der Sra9er
bat alle urIaAe, i9on i'm nd6Iten All=
9enblid feline WOrte 3u bereuen. 3u=
erit FART man i'm an, oils tdme er aus
Mmerica, neil er Die ,peltberiibmte"
YiB Nlice nidt fennt; oaun aber bridt
bon alien Seiten cine 6lutb bon Gr-
tlGrun8en uno Sobpreiiun9en auf ibn
eln.
,Wos2 Sic tennen NtiB Qllice nidt?
......" ,,WfiB Nlice 1T Die i96nite,
anmutbi9ite uno tolfiibnlte &eiterin,
lpelde ie ben &iiden zines Roiies bsitie=
9sn!......" ,Sie 1T Der 2ieblina
Oes publitums uno bat 10 piele Yereb-
rer. wie Sterne an Simmel iteben!
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itOlS tpie cine PriuSeilin; Niemano fann
ii6 elmer 8uItbeSeu9uus bon ibr rib
men!. nSa, iie lit lanae
tront 9elueien; aber beute abeno tritt
iie pieoer auf! Sas miro Elm @mpfang
Qeben! llno boil miro es fueroen...
ma! i9 wette, oaB oa orinnen teine
Waus mebr our9triehen tann!"
60 wiiroe es pObl nod LANCE fort=
Qe9anQen iein, iuenn ni6t Der alio Se-
itiirmte Ii6 pOr Dem Gifer Der auf9es
re9ten Wten9e in oas Snnere oes @ir=
~cus9ebduoes 9efli9tet bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

gei6dftiger Sano an ibrem Weibnahts-
tleioe, iuosu Wpriaoen Iilberner S9nee-
itern6en ibr ben Stoff liefera.
Saitigen Strittes itrebt SeQmutb
6elOern einem beltimmten 3iele 6l,
uno oies 3iel lit - Der Circus Stas
rubtp. Sn ieiner YruIt lit pl6Bli6
ein bef!iges Serlangen erpa6t, oieies
ni9e gu ieben, oeren Nanlen iol6en
Sturm in ieinem Snncrn auf9epiibt
uno Die ibm - er weib ielbit nidt wa=
run = cin ei9entbiimliaes Sntereiie
einflOBt. WaN oieies Sntereiie ims
merbin tbOridt slueflos iein = jeoen-
fals miro er bod 3eritreuns unO NIB
lentuu9 fur feline qudlenoen 8soanteu
fiuoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

Su einem tablen, unfreunbli6en Sc.
mad lie9t UNI OieIelbe 3eit auf einen1
barten &ubebett cine 5arte, taft bedn9.
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balb @eib. init b~laiIen. our9iidti9eu
3it9en uno 9rOBen, m.iioen, t~ieftrauri.
gen au9en. Sin ialtiges WOrgen.
tleio, oGs in StOf uno S6nitt mod
Spuren einiti9er Glegan3 3eist un.
hitQt Die i6lOnten @lisosr; aber biz
6abe bat lGn9lt ibr lsuhtenoes Sin.
melblal OerlOrsn. Die ben Yooen i5leis
fenoe S6leppe lit 3eribliien III fas
oeniheinig, Der toitbare Spibenaus.
puB an gals uuo SGnoen persilbt unn
pielia6 aus9ebenert.
Wie lie balie0t nit benz riibrenoer
tinoli9en Nusoruf in Dem lieblibsn
antliB, oas &Opf9en nit benz ibme-
rem, 9Olobraunen SaaraelOf pie gu
Sooe erihOpft auf Die Settle 9enei9t,
bic i6molen, pa9sarti9 blei6en Sdno.
6en auf Der Srult 9sialten - t6nnte
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balten, nenn ni6t bel ibdrferem 3uies
ben lene feinen 3i9e I'm dumb uno
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cine 10 bsreoste Spra9e rsosn, bon
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iprG9en.
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lie einen Bid in Oas oiiltere 8emaf
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sebrte 8ei60pt oas aus 10 trauri9er
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10. Sie 0elt lit eben ni6t gut init ibr
umQegan9en, init Der armen iungen
Wsnihenblums! Warum mar lie aud
10 Sart uno aerbre6lih?
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lit lie nod INNER bic itrablenoe, iu-
9enoid0ne WtiB @lice, bic ,sraSi0iefts
uuo tOlltiibnite &eitsriu", = wsni9.
items mar Tie es nod Dor tur5sm, ebe
bas tiidii6e Sieber iie auf's Sranfen=
lager 9eworfen. Wiro iie IS iemals
tpieoer peroen?
Sin qualDOlles St0bnen entrinet Sid
bel Dieiem 8eoanten Der Yrult oel
&ubenoen. @ie in Yersmeifluu9 rin0t
lie Die Sanoe itber BEN Sopf. absr
ihpn I'M nG6iten Gu9enblif lGBt Ie
oieielben, wie iiber ii6 ielbit eri6roden,
uieoer Iinten; Taft ibeu 9leitet ibr Ylid
in bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3immerede,
mo spei reiSenoe Sinoer - elm Snabe
uno Elm MGo6en am 8oosn nit
buuten Steinden ipielen.
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sdrtlid bon ibrsn 2ippen. Sic mint
bic &inoer 81 liA beran, bic nit benz
&uf:
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f~titrjen.
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jun9e Weien mirtli1 Wutter isiu9
Sbre ei9ene, nod 10 tinoli6e gri6si-
nun9, iowie Der Same, ben lie auf Dem
3ettel brauBen fiibrt. wioeripre6en oier
isr annabme. Sp4 Der Ylid. nit BEN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15

9(rbeit?

Oieie 6rase lit 9em06nIi9 ni5s
let6t gu %beantporten, bod menn elm
Ntann etwo5 @elb bat uno riiitt9
uno arbeitsfdbig lit, uiiroe i'd ibu
oarauf au fmertiam MAIDEN, baS auT
eiuem suten Stif SoISIanO @elS
81 ueroienen lit. @eraoe Die Wins
termonate limb Die 3eit Da;u. Su
Der Surtle 2Ite Goloute f0nnen Sis
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liioli9en Otinueiota elm Stitf gano
bort; i'm Saufe oeS 0inters pers
faufte er fir S4OO Giienbabus
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ais ein Seiipiel, mas gema9t Ipers
Den fam. SaS gauge Settlement
lit i6ou 10 uortbeilBuft betaunt, bag
es unniit ware, weitereS barber ;u
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bas SanO Su beSabIen. Sd babe
eben ein ueues, biibi6 iauitrirtes
Gampblet nit uouer 8ei6reibung
Der Surtle Cafe 9clonie unp ber
bOrtisen SerbdItniiie OrIfen ~laiieH.
0ieieS pamphlet wirb einem Seoeu
frei SugeianOt, Der 9tanIe nno
Ioreiie eiuienoet an:
4. LOhTbauer.
1877 On Bite StraBe, ct. 9aul, Winn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
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i6eu, fatboItl6 Ell Yree eius
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Homet Der beutideu, tatbolliden
Yreiie, Die eS iebr uotbmeuoig
bat, mn oieieu SreunoeSoieuit. Suz
benz mir iIr otelen 9efaleu in Sorars
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Ssrausssbsr SsS
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S%nbaaae, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-15
1raoe,


Wu finoe i'd fur bic Wintsrmnnate
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08

and Captain Masland and Lieutenant
Green. who We're in command OF the
Salvation army in this city until a fe's
weeks ago, will launch the American
Volunteer movement in this city sun
day. The result in all probability will
be the formation Of "A corps of the Vol
unteers with headquarters somewhere
in the central city.
Meetings will be held in the First
Presbyterian church at $50 Sunday af
ternoon and in the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church at 7.30 in the evening.
The ladies mentioned above will be
heard at these meetings ana will out
line the work the Volunteers win at
tempt to do.
They have been assured of substan-
tial assistance by many interested in
religious work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
TIE GODDESS OF TRUTH.
Lillian Russell Seen at the Academy IL
Her New Opera.

Lillian Russell Seen at the Academy in
Her New opera.
Lillian Russell Is still the queen of
opera comique.
Many who went to see The Goddess
of Truth" last night with the stories OF
her recent voice trouble fresh in mind,
We're agreeably surprised to hear her
sing with the same sweetness of voice
and grace of manner that has FOR years
charmed the public and caused gol-
den stream to flow into the Golfers or
the fair Lillian.
Last night she was as versatile and
bewitching as ever, but the audience
was cold and the applause that greeted
her best efforts did not have the right
ring to it.
Ii may have been the fault of the
opera or the unappreciative spirit of the
audience, or a combination of both, but
at all events Lillian's reception was not
as enthusiastic as that given her upon
her former appearance at the Academy
of Music several months ago.
1.-The Goddess of Truth" Is an opera
comique in two acts by Stanslaus
Strange. who based 1t on w. 5. Gill
berts palace of Pleasure" The music
is by Julian Edwards and Is pleasing.
without being at all substantial or
overly bfllllant.
But after all it's Russell. not the
opera, that the public pays it's dollars
to see and they saw more of her last
night than In any opera In which she
has recently appeared. The first act Is
rather tedious. but in the second from
the moment that the frou-frou of Lii
lian's numerous skirts is heard as she
comes whirling down the stage through
IA lane of flashing blades. there is a
commendable spirit of go and dash to
the opera that eventually peters out in
weak ensemble with the Princess
Alma, of Bulgaria, CRusselD, in the
center of the stage as the betrothed
wife Of the sculptor Michael, who was
made duke by her father for the
genius he diplayed in his statue Of the
goddess of truth.
The humor of the opera Is developed
from the fact that for a part of a day
the goddess of truth DEGREES that all
should tell the truth without equivoca-
ton a sorry lot Is humanity. after all,
for bald, unvarnished truth causes all
kinds of trouble in the palace of the
King of Bulgaria. whom the libretto
maker has afflicted with an uncontrol-
able desire to indulge in punning
Miss Russells support was good and
included Fred Solomon, j. w. Herbert.
a. b. Jury. Richie Ling, owen West
ford. Susanne Leonard and Martha
Habelman. The opera was handsome
ly staged and gOrgeously costumed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Miss Ellen Beach Yaw will give a
concert at the rockingham tonight for
the benefit of Company B, Thirteenth
regiment. The following programme
will be rendered:
PART
Polonaise in h Flat ........... Rubinstein
Miss Law.
Miss Yaw
Balade and Polonase ....... .Vieuxtemps
Mr.. Dick. ''''''
All fors lui frOm Traviata) Verdi
Miss Yaw.
PART IF.
,aD Etinceiles tSparks) ......... .Moskowski
tbD Dedication ............ .Schumann-Llszt
Miss Law.
ScherzO Fantastique .Bazzini
Mr.. Dick
Birds of the Springtime .Randegeer
.Especially arranged by the composer
for Miss iawD
Miss Yaw.
Caprice de Concert ..........Nu Nusin
Seiecteu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss ,aw
an eNchange, in speaking of one of
MISE YaW'S concerts, said; Her an.
peafance Is very winning and her
charin undeniable. for her smile is like
the breaking sunlight over a daisy field
In June. Besides this she has the so,IJ
or an artist in her face Moreover. the
other members of the concert COMPANY.
MISS GeorSiella Law. and Mr. Max
imllian Dick, are thoroughly clever i'm
their several directions and quite able
to Keep uD to the standard which Miss
faw has set. AS to Yaws N,oice. II is
a bird singing Or 1t is flute trilling--
one wonders which. Perhaps the hest
simile would be to say that 1t resembles
nothing so much as the piccolo stop
on Il fine organ"
Charming Effie Ellsler will be at the
Frothingham Saturday night and play
Alexander Dumas "Camile." Miss
Ellslers repertoire this season has been
strictly high-class plays AS Rosalind
and Juliet. she has fairly turned the
tide of public opinion, which has hither-
to regarded her as the leading exponent
of the domestic school of acting, where
as Hazel Kirk" and Doris" her great.
est success has been achieved Today
the most eminent critics declare that
I'm the delineation Of Shakespeare's her.
Oines her art has not retrogressed but
has placed her far in advance of wha,
they had supposed her capabilities tC
be. No one who has ever seen Miss
Ellsler's performance can fail to brine
away a delightful impression of this
charming artist. Her repertoire Is 8
large one and the play selected for this
engagement will present her In a char.
acter that show her to be not only q
fascinating but q remarkably versa
tile actress.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
AT THE STATION HOUSE.
Minor happenings In Police Circles Dur.
ing the Past Twenty four Hours.


ing the Past Two cnty-fOur Hours.
George Tierney. South Wyoming
avenue youth who came home drunk
and beat his sister, was arrested yester-
day at noon by Patrolman Sartor and
locked up to await u hearing this morn
ing.
John Horn, of Fourteenth street, who
is subject to fits of insanity, was yes
terday arrested by Lieutenant Will
liamS on a warrant sworn out by his
sister. DR.. NJ. J. Williams and DR.. p.
f. Gunster examined him during the af-
ternoon and pronounced him insane.
He will he sent to the Hillside Home.
John Pabby. who caused a diturb-
ance ON Penn avenue near Lackawan-
ma. Wednesday night by having a
rough and tumble encounter with Fruit
Dealer Bertolli's sidewalk sign. was
yesterday called upon to pay So to AL
derman Wright for the use of the
city of Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
THOSE NEGLECTED RETURNS.
Notices Sent Yesterday to the Dcrclict
Clcrgymeu and Aldermen,


The following circular was yesterday
sent to the clergymen and aldermen
who We're found to have neglected to
comply with the regulation of the board
of health, governing marriage returns:
Dear Sir:--In comparing the record of
marriages returned to this office with those
returned to the clerk Of the courts, In the
court house. during the month of March,
! find that you performed -- marriages
during that month, which have not as yet
been returned to this office. AS you are
probably aware, the law demands it. and
l was instructed by the board of health
to notify you before commencing proceed
Ing against you. l also enclose herewith
copy Of the rules and regulations Of the
board of health, with the section referring
to marriage returns marked in red ink
Please attend to this and send in your
March returns al once.
Yours very truly,
Walter Briggs, Secretary.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
EOR A RETAINING WALL.
NEW CAR COUPLER.
Invented by George 4. Ilishficld and
James \. Scranton.

James 4. Scranton.
George a. HiShfield and James A.
Scranton, well known residents of this
city, have invented and patented new
ear coupler. and it was tested a few
days ago in the yards of the Lacka
wanna Iron and Steel company, and
proved successful.
What commends 1t to favor and will
bring it generally into use is it's simple
mechanism, accuracy, durability, and
the fact that. above all, it eliminates
the danger now consequent in coupling
cars. II is an anchor shaped hook and
works automatically. In order to un-
couple two cars. the brakeman is not
obliged to run the risk Of being squeezed
to death: the work is done by operating
Il bar attached to the side of the car.
Short curves and steep grades do not
interfere with its operation and If it is
necessary to connect 1t with a car on
which the ordinary bumper coupling is,
it can be done readily. The l.acka-
wanna Iron and Steel company has sig
nilied it's faith in the invention by
euuipping several ears with it and max
ing ready TO adopt 1t altogether.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
The Men AMI Bows Have the lest of 1t,

At our sale of hosiery SATURDAY we
quote the greatest cut in Mems and
Boys hose. We guarantee the quaiity
and that the value of each pair of hose
Is as stated.
Mems Black Hose. Hermsdc,rf dye,
worth 20c. pair. sale price two pair
25c.
Mems Fine Black Hose. spliced heels
aud toes, regular price, 2Oc.: safe price
16c.
Mems Extra Fine Black Hose high
srliced heels. double toes, regular price,
SEC sale price. 1870.
Mems Black silk hose. guaranteed
silk. Hermsdorf dye, regular price. Soc ;
sale price, only 29c.
Mems Extra Fine Tan Hose. high
spliced heels and soles regular price,
35c.; sale price. only 2lc.
Mems Bicycle Hose at Soc. regular
price. 75c.
Boys Bicycle Hose, double knees,
regular price for sizes to ~, 17c.;
sale price, 13c.: for sizes to 91s, regu-
lar price 25c.; sale price, 17c.
Boys Extra Heavy Bicycle Hose,
double heels. toes and knees, regular
price 3Oc.; sale price only 2lc.
Mears & Hagen.
- AIS and Ali Lack'a ave, Scranton.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
MORRIS ENTERED BAIL.
lie IL the Man Who Assaulted Hotel.
kccncr vOu Wciscuf1uh

keeper Won WciScnIIuh.
William Morris. of Taylor, who was
committed to the county jail a week
ago for murderous assault committed
on John M. Won Weisenfiuh, Taylor
hotelkeeper. was yesterday released on
bail by Judge Gunster. Thomas j.
James becoming his bOndsman in the
sum Of $1,000. A young woman named
Annie Phillips also preferred serious
charge against Morris and on this he
was held In the sum of $500 ball. M.
James again becoming his bOndsman.
velsentry Hodock. who was commit
ted to jail to answer q charge Of surety
Of the peace. preferred by Andrew Com
minsky. entered bail before the same
Judge In the sum of $500. George Smova
became his bondsman.
Judge Gunster allowed Charles Searle
to enter bail In the sum of $500 to
answer charge Of false pretenses. Will
Ham M. Smith became his security.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-08
PERSONAL.

Mrs. W. r. Hallstead is recovering from
a two-weeks illness.
Tallie Evans. of the Pittston Gazette,
called on Scranton friends yesterday.
George Il. Stevenson yesterday regls'
tered with ProthonOtary &. II. Pryor as
student-at-law with George B. Davidson.
Mrs. ]. X. Cohen entertained Il num-
her OF her friends at Il whist party in her
rooms at the Hotel Jermyn, Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. &. Schlatterbeck. of Adams avenue,
Is in New York TO attend the commences
Inent exercises Of the New York College
of Pharmacy.
Ex-County Treasurer ID. W. Powell, nov
employed in the state bureau of statistics
at Harrisburg, is spending few days at
his home. on Linden street.
county Commissioners Giles Roberts,
John Demuth and 5. w. Roberts We're in
Taylor yesterday and decided on the %
cation of an election booth at that place.
Miss Helen Nei,neyer. of North Park, en-
tertalned last evening in honor of Miss
Alice Miller. Who. Oh May ~, will be " ed
ded to Frank Williams, of Tenth street.
NJ. ]. Murphy. salesman in the Lack
Qwanna Iron and Steel rompany's store,
has been awarded first prize by the Bos-
ton Boot and Shoe Recorder for the best
prize on What Cons titutrs Good Sales
man. There were fifty-nine contestants.
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English Capital for American Invest.
lncntS.

Important to Americans seeking Ems.
lish capital for new enterprises. iiSt
containing the names and addresses of 2ll
successful promoters who have placsI
over fl00, ,00O, 900 sterling in foreign invest.
ments within the last six years, and over
els, 200, 0U0 for the seven months of lSg5.
Price Is or s25 payable by postal order
to the London and Universal Bureau OF
investors, 90 Cheapside. London. II. q
Subscribers will be entitled. by arrange.
ment with the directors to receive either
personal or letters Of introduction to anv
OF these successful promoters. '
This list is first class In every respect,
pears therein may be depended upon. Epr
placing the following It will be found in.
yaluable.Bonds or Shares Of Industrial,
Commercial and Financial Concerns
Mortgage loans. Sale Of Lands. Patents or
Mines.
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Copyright.
Pillsbury's Flour mis- have q capac.
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justices of the peace send in their
transcripts at once. The law provides
that they must be sent in at least ten
days before the meeting of the grand
jury.
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HAVE TAKEN AN APPEAL,
County Judges viii Hear Argument
About the ErOthingham Pnrtico.

City Solicitor Torrey yesterday took
an appeal from the decision of Alder
man W. ). Millar, of the Eighth ward,
declaring that ,the portico In front OF
the Frothingham arcade Is not a nuis-
ance within the meaning OF the law.
The appeal was allowed by Judge
Gunster, who fixed the next session of
argument court as the time for hearing
discussion on the appeal.
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Send In Transcripts.
The grand jury meets on May Is, and
to facilitate it's business District Attor-
ney Jones requests that aldermen and
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BLOOD AND NERVES are very closely
related. Keep the blood rich, pure and
healthy with Hoods Sarsap rilla and YOU
will have no trouble from nervousness.
HOODS PILLS are the best after-dln.
ner pills. assist digestion. prevent consti-
patton. Csc.
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DEATH OF MRS. NJ. J. HERRITY

Shc Was a S1ster OF Select COunciIman
VI. +. Clarke. Of the Sixth Ward.
Mrs. Bridget Herrity. wife of NJ. ].
Herrity, cabinet maker at the Della
ware, I.ackawanna and Western shops,
died yesterday morning at s o'clock at
the family residence on Fifth avenue.
She was 33 years of age and Is survived
by six small children.
The funeral will take place Saturday
morning at o'clock from st. Peters
cathedral. Deceased was sister of
Select Councilman NJ. L. Clarke, of the
Sixth ward