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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION CONFERENCE

A joint conference Of electrical. insurance and al
lied interests looking toward the adoption and en-
forcement OF national code OF rules for electrical
construction and operation. was held yesterday at
the headquarters OF the American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers. in West Thirty-flrst-st.
William J. Hammer. OF New-York, was elected
chairman. and c. ]. H. Woodbury., of Boston, sec
rotary Among those present were: Professor
Francis r. Croker American Institute OF Elec-
trical Engineers: Frank r. Ford. American Street
Railway Association: william II. Merrill. National
Board Of Fire Underwriters: A. 8. Brown, Western
Union Telegraph Company: Francis W. Jones.
Postal Telegraph Company: Alfred Stone Ameri.
can Institute Of Architects: Captain William
Brophy. National Association OF Fire Engineers:
c. ]. II. Woodbury.. American Bell Telephone Com
pany; Lieutenant 8. D. Greene General Electric
Company: Charles Scott Westinghouse Electric
and Manufacturing Company: f. A., Fitzgerald.
lam MacDeyitt, inspector OF the Board OF Fire I'm
derwriters. Philadelphia. Penn: A. f. Kennedy and
W. J. jerks. electrical experts. New-York; E. "
French. factory inspector OF the Mutual Fire In
surance Company Boston. and T. f. Crossman,
Brooklyn. Committees were appointed to provide
for permanent organization and to consider and
report upon uniform system Of electrical con-
struction and operation. The meeting then sd.
3ourned until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
NEW CREATIONS IN HATS AND GOWNS.

While they are al charming. spring openings re-
sembIe the stars In the matter OF differing from one
another In glory. The confirmed attendant al these
festivities soon notices that each mas an inhiVinu-
atty which distinguishes 1t from the others Inc
widely known house Of Edward A. Morrison d Son.
No 1893 Broadway. proved itself no exception 10 thS
rule when 1t displayed It's now offerings IN millinery
and costumes yesterday One dainty hat Is COM
posed entirely OF the leaves OF the blue cornhower
The trimmings consist Of the graceful blossoms,
pale green ribbon bows and an agrette OF the same
shade. Small hats OF the popular satin straw In
some solid rich color numerous They are usu-
ally trimmed quite simply. with velvet or ribbon
and aigrettes Of the same general tone. For those
who prefer them there are striking combinations Of
various contrasting colors. In many odd shapes.
Rises WOOD vioets and lles-of the valley all
used upon a large hat OF back horseha,r and net.
In fne suit department there Is truly royal
gown which Is destined TO be worn by American
CONAN Al the coronation OF the Car OF Russia. The
Foundation Is pink MORE, with train three yards
long This Is entirely covered with a redIneote Of
Brussels net OF a small dotted pattern. similar TO
Thai of A baby's veil. A narrow band OF Russian
sable edges this over lress The deep. pointed srde
of white ve.vet is studded with opsls topaz and
IVORY Blue bunting over white eng Is new ,i idea
for a tailor-made costume Inc oouice - Oh SIX III
an antique Persian pattern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

his answer declining TO give the information de-
sired | would suggest that the subject be referred
to the Committee Instruction for investigation
and report
This course was adopted. The building formerly
occupied BY School No. g. In the Twenty-third
Ward IL be fitted up for trliant school All
janitors who obliged TO secure living apartments
outs side OF the schools to have 500 year addi-
tonal 10 their salaries TO meet the expense OF
rent II was reported TO the Board yesterday that
fortv-three ianiors had already secured outside
Recommendations. Superintendent Jasper sent re-
port TO the Board In which he said that Senate BIZ
No 1874 Intended to change the law regarding the
study of the subject OF alcoholic drink In schools had
been so amended to be harmful as the existing
law He recommended that the Board express It's
anproval only OF Senate bill No 1874. as originally
drafted The Board passed resolution TO that
effect nd copies Of the resolution were ordered 10 ne
printed and sent to every member OF the Legislative
Committee having the bill under consideration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
THE SWINDLER WILLIAMS SENTENCED

George Williams. alias George Hartman. alias
other names pleaded guilty forgery before
Judge Newburger IN Part | OF General Sessions yes
terday. and was sentenced to ten years in State
prison. lie known 5 the frc-escape man.
because he always wanted a room in a hotel with
. fre-escape. so that II the police came for him
he could escape.
lie has swindled number of policy holders OF
insurance companies by going them and saying
that he was an Insurance agent and that the COM
pany was ready TO pay them dividend lie usually
got few dollars In each by the swindle He
signed fictitious to the order for the divi-
dend which bogus. IL was said there we're NJ
complaints against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
A FASTIDTOUS IRA MP.

All rhe beds in the clearinghouse were occupied
Tuesday night The dodgers were put TO work
yesterday morning shoveling snow. and with one ex-
ccption they all compiled with the orders that they
must do three hours work This exception was
man giving the name OF James Hawkins Hawkins
refused to go out and shovel snow because he was
afraid OF getting his feet wet He said to Coone
White: I'm go out and shovel snow II you give me
a pair Of new shoes.
Hawkinss revolt will cost him his liberty for five
days He placed under arrest. charged with
being q vagrant, and sent to the Yorkville
Court. together with seven professional tramps, to
be committed to the WOrkhOuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
CONGRESS- APPEALED TO FOR PEACE.
THE BOARD or TRADE ASKS THAT THE DISTURB
ING AGITATION OF INTERNATIONAL AT
sTOpPEp

THE BOARD OF TRADE ASKS THAT THE DISTURB
ING AGITATION OF INTERNATIONAL AT
FAIRS BE STOPPED.
Thar. MA. a special meeting OF the New-York
Road Of Trade and Transportation yesterday az
,orroo, at their rooms In the Mall and Express
p,ud,np the topics under discussion being: Flrs',
tho effect upon business OF the present atutuue OF
toward international questions; second the
state Elevator BILL
President Darwin r. James was absent ana 'he
chair was occupied by Oscar :. Straus
William H. Wiley. chairman OF the committee nav
, ,ho matter in charge moved the adoption OF the
following:
.'rhe New York BOARD OF Trade and Transporta-
ton respectfully submits to Congress that In It's
judgement a dscontinuance OF disturbance OF every
character ia OF vital Importance to recovery from
tho present depressed condition into which all Sec
ons and every Industry Of the country are plunged
.The heated discussion In Congress OF ntcrna-
tional questions. involving menaccs OF war to'io"-
ing so closely upon our tarih agitatons ana hnan-
cial difficulties has In the belief OF the Board been
Highly detrimental TO every interest OF the Nation
I, that n has tended to keep the country In a con-
tnual turmoil
al no time I'm our existence have peace and a
sound and conservative policy in legislation been
more essential to the welfare OF this country than
at the present moment.
"A wise and careful consideration OF our cur
stable basis would. In the Judgment OF this Board.
b. most conducive to the prosperity OF the whole
Nation.
I'VE therefore earnestly and respectfully urge
upon Congress that II give attention to these most
pressing needs OF the country.
Resolved. That a copy OF the foregoing memorial
be sent to the President and Vice-President OF the
United States to the Speaker OF the House OF Rep
resentatives and to the members Of the Senate and
OF the House OF Representatives
Resolved That a copy be also sent 10 every COM
mercal organization In the United States. with the
request that they join this Bard In making the
above representations TO Congress.
This was adopted by a unanimous vote.
F. Il. Thurber made motion that the Board OF
Trade and Transportation urge that the Grady
Sprngwe.ler State Grain Elevator bill become a
law.
Captain NJ De Puy. who was present. made the
following statements:
THE Buffalo Trust charges for clevating and the
use Of shovels for transferring 100 bushels
of cana grain 100 The Brooklyn Trust aggregate
charges for transferring 10000 bushels Of grain from
canal boats to ships are 1880 The Floating Ele-
vator Trust aggregate charges for transferring l00
oo0 bushels from canal-baats to ships are N.xo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
JUDGMENTS AGAINST LEWIS SCHIELE.

Lewis Schele. doing business Lswis Schele &
Co. corset manufacturers. at Nos. j07 and j0s
Broadway and New-Haven. Conn. confessed
Judgment yesterday 10 Emile Hedenheimer for
Hl.S2o for money lent In May ana June. 1893 SIX
judgments. aggregatIng 1924 were also entered
yesterday against Mr.; Schiele in favor OF Mayer,
Strouse K Co. Mr.. Schieie made assignment;
February 6. with liabilities Of $ISoc0, and tho
schedules showed a surplus of assets OF $50 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
LITTLE WORK IN GENERAL SESSIONS

The four parts OF the Court OF General Session..
have disposed OF 80 many criminal cases ready for
disposition that there not enough to keep
the courts busy for more than a few hours day
On Tuesday some Of the parts adjourned at O'Clock
after converting at 1890
Part III opened 1890 o'clock yesterday and fin
lshed its days business at 1890 o'clock. Judge Nc
Mahon sent to Parts III and ~ to take some OF
that they had only short days work themselves
Part III then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
A NEW CLUBHOUSE IN PROSPECT.
THE TRUSTEES OF THE DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
CONSIDERING A NEW SITE

CONSIDERING A NEW SITE.
The trustees of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club
have for some time been considering new site for
their clubhouse. Their present quarters ar No 4G5
Fifth-ave. have been found altogether too cramped
TO accommodate the members and their friends
When lar dinners have been given the members
have foun- difficulty in providing sufficient accom-
mcdations for all who wished to attend That a
larger and more comfortable house must be secured
has already been decided but yet just where the
clubs new home will be located has not been deter
week ten days
One Of the trustees when seen yesterday by
Tribune reporter in regard TO the matter. SAID we
now have several places In contemplation and one
OF them will be decided upon before long. The pres
ent quarters OF the club altogether crampad
TO accommodate the numbers that We now have
There Is 10 be dinner here on April TO- given By
the M Chapter. and 200 people are expected. 1t Is
plain to be seen that TO comfortably 200 people
IS almost an impossiblity, and will tax our re-
sources TO the utmost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
A JUROR OBJECTS TO HEARING C0MSTock

Portsmouth. n. H.. March lS-Thc session OF 10.
United States District and Circuit courts openco
here yesterday with Judge Webb. Of Portland %
the bench. Anthony Comstock testified before tns
Grand Jury against Henry Walker. OF Dunbar.ccsa::
y. H.. charged with sending obscene pictunssSs
through the mails. One Of the jurors. after ask.S
Comstock II ne was the man the New-York newt newt
papers had printed much about. declared nl"s an
unwilling to hear Comstocks testimony. ana "
jected to his appearing In the case. Ds,r:ct-A,.y"s
ney Branch promptly escorted the Juror 70 JUL JUL,
Webb, who informed him who was running the cousv
The Juror was permitted to return to the Ju''
room, and M. Cometock presented his evidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
BAIL FOR DAWES.

William Daynes. the insurance broker. OF No. q
Pine-st who was arrested on the charge OF dlspos
Ing of bogus Lloyds fire insurance company char
ters Monday night. was released on 5000 bail yes
terday afternoon.
Frank Kuhn. a broker. having Office in the
Bennett Building in Nassau-st. became his surety
Judge Newburger. in Part General Sessions signed
the bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
JOSS nv FIRE IN JOHN-ST.

Fire burst from the front windows OF the four
story building at No SO John-st. right under the
nose OF Policeman Mulholland. OF the oak-s,, st.
tion Tuesday night The building 10 an old one.
occupied entirely by J. l. Hopkins Co. mpor'er ri
ether s.de only by the msIcst Of inch walls Three
alarms were sent N The entire loss was about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
SUBTREAsURY RECEIPTS FROM BANKS

Under the order Of the Treasury Department ".
the New-York banks acting as special Governme"'
repositories to turn into the Sub-Treasury ~ r.
cent OF their holdings OF Government funds w
Suh-Treasury yesterday received s? 200 In green"
backs and 1884. 1897 In gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19
MINING EXCHANGE DIRECTORS RESIGN.
AT RECENT MEETINGS.

All the directors OF the Ncw-York Mining Ex-
change. including President Isham b. Porter. re-
signed yesterday. There four vacancies in
the Board before which left five more TO step out
The new Board will he selected at a meeting OF the
members Saturday. 1t may include one or two
OF the old members. The wholesale change in the
mana cement is a result OF the dissatisfaction eX-
pressed by the members In a series OF meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-19

Total for eevato service both ports. s. go to $50
8. w. Carey. w f.. Cleary and others spoke on
the subject. Mr.. Thurber's motion was passed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28

Wia mon @ei;enmebl auf Sarbe unit
Seinbeit prifen, 70 lese man mebrere
Sosen blauliides 8riefpapisr nebenein.
amber uno iditte ouf iepeS cine Webl.
probe, bridt oann mil Dem singer oas
Webl nieber. @uteS @eisenmebl mub
einen Iebbaftsn, eepiiien Slang balm
penn man cine sr6Bsre AuantItdt in bet
Sano suiammenoridt, muB eS bel peut
lider 9rodenbeit einen 8lumpen bilber.
Der nod feit ;uiammsnbdIt, tpenn er aui
ben 9ii4 seIest tpirD. Sdledterss
NebI tbut bas ni6t, ionbern ibIdpft bel
ionft trudsnsm 3uitanbe aus Der Sanb.
Durbe in Der Wibls bas Mebl su fta,i
erbist, 70 binoet es ii4 ni6t bsim 8oden.
piro flunpis, bilbet einen elitfbisen
8lOB Opsr br6dsIisen Seie. ST Oas
WebI unsstpUbnlid eIan8enp, fam man
3uius bon SiIienfrudtmsbl. 1T eS un.
sleih, srau, punftirt, lam man RoSsen'
mebl,uiab %pOrauSfesen. 3dbrt mon
Olsbl nit faltem WaHer an unb brauii
oaS WebInafer burb einiee 2ropfen
S6pefeIiaure aut 70 1T 8reioe BARN.
Wiro rptbes 2atmuSpapier BARN blau,
IT aalt ODER 8pps porbanoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
0efaate Gier.

Bon bart eeIottsnsn @isrn iGneibst
mar bic Spite ab unb i&dIt bas Snnsrs
ppriittis beraus. giipeib, ettpas gee
todten Sdinten, einise 9fsffereurien
unb SarbeIsnfiIetS fdnsibet man in
feline WarfeI unb miidt iie burdeinan.
Der, baS giseIb basesen Serriibrt man
nit Del. Gfis, 9fsfsr unS SaIs su
elmer biden Sauce, unter bic man cine
Uiiiduns bon brsi GBI5feIn fodsnosm
WaHer nit / 1besIbfeI 2iebiss SIeiid.
srtrait riibrt, in Der man Q Tafeln insis
Ser @eIatins aufsel5ft bat. Stun faai
man bic Gisr 10 nit benz @ebadten une
Der Sauce, bab bisis mad untsn, in bic
Witte unb oben fOmmt, f@Iiebt bic gier
nit Der abseidnittenen Spite uno ri6tei
iie auf gnbipienbldttsrn an, bic nit
gfis, Del, Pfefer unb SaIs ansemenei
tpuroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28

0as iiber bic 5ibrer Der SUbannes'
burger ,,Reformer", Sol. 8bOoss, Sobr
Sapes Summonb. 2ioneI Bbiaips uni
George Sarrar bsrbdnete Toossurtbsi
il su finfsebn Sabren 9efdnsnib umss.
panbeIt tpOroen, bod bOfft man nod aui
cine aenberuns bieies urtbeiIs. Nsur
8srurtbeiIte iinb besnabiet uno sntIafsn
tporSen, a6tasbn iinp is au fInf Nona'
ten unb stpeiunbstpansie gu brei WOnaten
8efdnanib perurtbeiIt tporbsn.
Die 9Onoon LINES" iussn sbitOrisl
uber bic lmtranbIuns Zee iibsr bic Sub
rsr Der Sobannesbureer yRefOrmer''
p~srbdnsten 1ooesurtbeiIs su finfsebn
Sabren @sfdnsnib, bab bieie Strafs
beinabe eleibbepeutenb nit einem 9obes.
urtbeiI iei uno einen fdmersliden Gin.
crud Der nsberraiduns srseuaen ipsrOe,
neil Die Strafe iiber ale grtpartune
itrene fsi uno einen fortbausrnbsn poll,
tiiden 9ampf our SOIse baben tpsrbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Gine merfpnrSise 0BaFerf4eiSe.

Cine merfpIroiee Waherf&eibe.
9luf benz @ipfeI zines 8erses in be,
Witts bon Botter Gountp, 3d., befinbsn
Ii1 bier AueIen 70 nabe beieinanber,
bab man @aher aus elmer berielben nsbs
men unb in bic anoern sieBen fann. SIN
elmer bieiet AueIen Bat Der Aaesbent
Slubieinen nripruns. Sine anbers 1T Der
DUEL bes @sneise SIuifss. 9lus Der
orittsn HisBt Der Sinnemabonis in ipeits
Iider unb fioIi9er Ridtuns in ben SuS.
quebanna. Die bisrts 1T Der DUEL oss
Yins Greef, tpeIder einen Nrm oss Suss
auebanna biIbet. 9ieie @etpdher, ipeI6e
auf einem 8erse i'm nbroliben 1bells
u~niereS States unb faum $50 S6ritte
bon chamber an oaS Taseslidt treten.
Hieben enbli6 10 tpeit auseInunoer, oa6
bic cine i'm Weerbuien bon Wtsrico, bic
anbers i'm @OIf bss st. 2orens, unb stpei
oapon in Der ~@beiapeafe Bal peri6pins
ben.
SO 1T spsifeIbaft, OF eS in gImerifa
nod cine Wuferi9eioe sibt, bic iusuiasen
bier Strbme nod 70 peri6iebenen 8idt'
uneen in bic Melt binausididt.
Auf benz st. @ottbarb Berg, in ber
S4pei,, entiteben bsfanntlid Der &bein
uno bic Gbone sans nabe beieinanber.
Der &bein fiebt in bic Nproiee. tpabrenb
bic 8bOne in has NitteImssr flieBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Sans nnb &Of.
Gefbe Bdfde.

I'm ssIbe @aide tpsiBer aIs mitteIi
bsS dbenben @bIorfalfes ber3uheIen,
i@ittelt man brei3beiIe ~ftartsn Spiritus
unb brei IbeiIe Serpentin5I suiammsn
unb tbut bon bisier Mif6uns atpsi GB.
IbffeI boil auf ie einen elmer Oes 8Iau.
tpaHerS oOer miidt iie unter bic Starfs,
Oas Grodnen Der @dide fam bann in
Srsien Ober benz 8oSsn %erfoIssn, MI,
muB bic Bdi1e auf benz 8oben ssnii.
senbes 2iat erhaIten, UNI f&5n tpsib ~
tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Wilpf6ip rims rnden auf tpanrnif6
Mrt.

Ran marinirt ben 8ifsn sines jun.
gen Wilbi6peineS 3-4 Gage, bsftreul
lbn NIT etfsa8 SaIa unb brat Jpn in
einsm Tbsils Der Warinabe, bic man mil
t 2iter aufseIDiten 2iebiss SIeii4estratI
permii&t bat, unter fsiBisem 8esieBen
etne Stunbe i'm 8adofen. Damn Leg
mar auf ben 8ratsn finserbideS, mil
Rotbtpein ansefeudtetes Sdparsbrot,
oriidt es felt an unb Idbt es fruitis bras
ten, nobel man sS oft nit benz 8ratsn.
fette bstraufeIt. Dsn fertisen 8ratsr
ferpirt man nit elmer 2iri6eniauss (La
Metropole).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Heinieune Derftaubter Selse'
mdloe.

Ssrfaubts DsIsemdIbe reinist man
am beitsn nit eiuem iaIt %setporbenen Obs
iub bon SeifsnpurseI in Baher, ben
man init einem iebr peiden Sdtpamm
auftrdst. Da dlters 8iIber meit bid
nit SirniB ibersosen iinb, seniist es.
ibnsn ben alien 9lan; ourd sinise eros
pien Mobn6I tpisoersuseben, bic nit BEN
8aIen Der Sano ooer einem feinen
8~susbaIen 70 oinn tpie mb8lid auf Der
BiIbfldhe berrieben tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Sduepfeu in Snrauuber.

Die S9nepfsn peroen baIb gar ees
braten, bann nit einem Stdd rOben
S6inten, einisen 3piebeln unb etipas
braunsr Sauce in cine 8aiierOIe eetban.
cine SIui6e 8ursunOer oariiber eeeOiien
unb 10 gut einsetO6t, oaB man cine bid.
fIisBsnbe, iodine Sauee erbaIt. in Der
man bic Sbnepfen anridtet unb ie nit
ssrbiteten, in ldnsIide 8iereds ssidnit'
tenen @eiBbroti@nitten e%arnirt. ous
nit benz fem sebadten uno in ~selbbrau'
ner Butter %eebdmpften @si6eibe Der
S6nepfen beitriden tporosn 1T. Nns
itait oss 8ursunberS fam man ebenfnlS
ionit sutsn Rotbtpein nebmen, aber bas
@sri9t tpirb bann bel Weitem ni6t 70
gut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
&dneinSohrAen

DieieIben tperOen i%orsfaItis sspai6en
seienet unb abaebrlbt. Damn eiebi
man fie in cine 8uHerole. beren Sober
man init Spedibelben unb nit in Sdsi'
ben seri6nittsnen &arOtten unb StpiebeIr
beIeSt bat, fist Bfeffsr uno SalS bel
eiebt ettuas Sleiihbribe baran uno ldb
OaS @unse auf Iansiamem 5euer ga
tperben. ST lsbteres Der Sal, 70 ridtet
man fis su 8artofeIbrei ober sinsm BE-
liebieeu Semitic an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
6daerfuppe.

Sc tpirb elm 8Opf BeiBtobI ssuier.
tbeilt, Der Strunf aussei9nitten, bas
8raut, nu9oem eS sebriibt, NIT 3 2itsi
Nafer, 100 @ramm Sped. 2 8tpiebeIn,
3 Mobrriben, etpas 9etsrfilie uni
Tbpmian. 6 BfeffertDrnern, SaIs uni
8anin&enfleifb 2 Stunben laneiam ee.
fo6t, bic 8ribe ourdeeieibt unb mi
benz 5lsii4 iber ser6fetes Beibbrot an.
geribtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28

SsttHsdsn auf Sammet Iafsn iid
Sur1 elm tpenis 2erpintin entfernen,
psI1sS auf ben Sled sesOfien ipirb /;
oann reibt ma idarf NIT sinem Stid
reinsm. trOdsnem Slanea. Wan wie'
oerbolt 6as 8srfabren. tpenn es n6tbts
1T. uno bdnst ben StOff an bic Buff, ba'
nit ii3 Der 9sru9 oerfId4tist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
ssblt Sud ssbsnstraft in irssuO siusn

Seblt Sud eebensfraft in irssuO sinsm
5bell eIeres Spttems. ooer If euer 4erpeu.
lpittm j~srrittst ourh unlusiie 9ebensart poer
lrgsus peIde llriade? Sbsilt mir euers 5eb
Ter NIT uno ih NIL eud gerHe ihreiben was
mir am Weiiteu bali, oaH Id auh Sllfe moth.
psnoia bate 6erner ienoe i'd aud fret oas
Hsespt sints siHfa&en Sausmittels, Oas mid
retttte
8,ridisbt uidt auf mor9en. mas ibr beuts
tbun folt. Sdreibt udter Reiihlub elmer Brief
marie fur 8iid.Auttport an Sbomas Slater, 9.
D. Bog 1859, Salamn3Oo, Ri6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
Grant Stetter,
nm0 SGGcrci
@atnffraHs. 6nbe Dart.

Barme unb taIts Speiien fno 3u isosr Ga.
9esjett 3u baden. Strides Eager itets an
5apt, ioruie 8eiue. eiqnore uno gigarren.
Die nit meinem SoteI perbuuoene 8ddersi
ltsfsrt elm uor3iislides 8adptrt, unb psroen
aue Seitellungeu prompt uno biIis beforgt.
Grant Q tetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18

F. j Lisman offers $4,000 Baltimore and
OHIO Pi,tsburg and Connelsville. . per cent
gold receivers certificates. three years to run,
at 100 fat for delivery early in January.
The Proctor G Gamble Company has declared
the regular quarterly dividend Of per cent on
the preferred stock. payable January lt
The National Bank Of North America has de-
clared the usual semi-annual dividend OF 3 per
cent. payable January .
The Real Estate Trust Company has declared
It's regular semi-annual dividend OF = per cent.
payab!e January >.
The Long Island Railroad Company announces
that it has made arrangements with Redmond.
Kerr & Go. by which holders OF New-fork and
Manhattan Beach Railway companys hrst
mortgage bonds. maturing January next may
change them for the New-York. Brooklyn and
Manhattan Beach Railway Companys 1rst mort