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The herald., 1898-03-20

There is a Sunday conscience as well a
a Sunday coat. and those who make relig
ion a secondary concern put the coat an
conscience carefully by to put on only ono
a week.-DickenS.
The herald., 1898-03-20

Rev. John Robertson, the famous Scotch
preacher, has resigned the pastorate of the
City Temple, Glasgow, Scotland, and will
make a lecture tour in America. He will
reside in the vicinity of New York.
The herald., 1898-03-20

The fifth chapel car of the Baptist Pub
lication society is being built at Dayton
O., at a cost of $500. These cars are used
for the distribution of religious literature
and for church services They have beer
the means Of establishing hundreds OF
Sunday schools and churches throughout
the country, and a wonderful work which
could not otherwise be done is being ac-
compiished. The railway companies haul
them over their roads without charge
stalling and sidetracking as often as de-
The herald., 1898-03-20

The missionary societies of the United
States Canada, Great Britain, continental
Europe Asia. Africa and Australia are re-
ported to number 249. with 1895 stations and
II. 200 out-stations. There are 1859 mis-
sionaries, 64,299 native laborers and 1.12l.
e9s communicates. Over 91347S persons are
under missionary instruction, and the mis-
sionary income of all these countries is
s12,9SS,6Ts.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24

New York, June 23.-Good weather in
the west and the landing of a consider
able part of the American army near
Santiago, together with firmness in
London, acted as stimulus in to-day's
stock market. The persistent drives
by the bears against special stocks,
some time, was lacking to-day and in
consequence the apparent change of
front by these interests was reflected
in substantial advances in Sugar, Peo-
pies Gas, Tobacco, Brooklyn Transit
and Manhattan The buoyancy exhi-
bited by these properties exerted a
healthful tone upon the general rail-
way list, which was consequently aug
mented by the execution of fairly large
buying orders in the Vanderbilt prop
critics, notably New York Central. The
grangers received more attention than
for long time and conspicuous ad-
vances We're registered in Burlington
and Rock Island.
The revived inquiry for the Pacific
Northwestern stocks lent color to per-
sistent rumors that an ap1icable settle
ment of the transcontinental rate war
may be shortly forthcoming. Evidence
of new commission house purchases
also contributed to brisk covering de-
mand throughout the list. Some Of the
high priced investment shares respond
ed in a noteworthy extent to a moder-
ate inquiry, notably Pullman, which
figured for a rise of points. The mar
ket at intervals during the day dis
played stagnation, but prices neverthe-
less forged constantly upward. Opera
tons for arbitrage account We're in
fairly large volume and included sales
Of most Of the international favorites.
The offerings from this source, how
ever, We're well absorbed and the stead
mess of the local speculation induced
some purchases for foreign account,
mainly st. Paul.
A development which has been re-
garded with considerable qualification
by substantial interests has been the
growing expansion in railway and mis-
cellaneous and bond operations, which
in measure reflect the general health
full financial tone. Operations in this
department embraced an extensive va
riety of mortgages, with demand for
the issues of reorganized properties ex-
ceptionally heavy The transactions
were $3,0S0,000.
Government issues also participated
in the general strength, the old tours
registered improving u per cent. and
the old tours coupon and the new tours
IA each on call.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24

Courtney greeted them with Boys, you
did finely and I'm proud of you; we
can't all win at the same time" To
the Associated Press reporter Mr..
Courtney said: eve have no excuse to
make for losing the freshman race. 1t
was fairly rowed and fairly won, and 1
want to tell you that it must have been
a mighty fine crew to beat our fresh
men. I consider that the freshman
crew was a fast one, but as a matter
of fact, my energies almost wholly
were devoted to the varsity We won
the race we were after, and we ought to
be we'll satisfied"
Mr. Courtney talked with the fresh
men about the trip down the river and
then said: II did not follow the race,
but went out in a punt so I could see
the starting line. 1t was pretty start
and after I came back to the float and
watched the race through glass I felt
certain that both Harvard and Cornell
were opening water between them and
Yale. When the crews We're about mile
down the course the water was very
rough and the spray, which broke over
lie OuILlS6CtS, NSAiI eNS iAieAi e"' .sAiS
mems heads. This was the first time
that the freshmen had experienced
rough water, the only previous occa-
sion was when the boat was given q
rocking a few days ago when we ran
into a wind squat, which preceded q
thunder storm. A freshman crew is
always an unknown quantity. 1t is
really the only race to see for sport.
Then it is the unexpected which hap
pens and you can look for it generally
in the freshman race"
Mr.. Courtney was asked as to his
opinion on the rowing Of the three
crews. He said that in the case of the
varsity race he saw little of the details
and would give no opinion. He said,
though, that from what he saw all
three crews were rowing beautiful
stroke. The Cornell crews pulled al
most the same stroke and in both in
stances they were in the best of condi-
ton. The Cornell crews will leave for
Saratoga tomorrow morning To-
night all the men stayed in their quar-
tiers and the freshmen cheered up I'M
der the happiness which had befallen
the seniors. Mr.. Courtney was early
in receipt of congratulatory kilograms
including a message from the mayor of
Poughkeepsie.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
NEW YORK sroCK aIARnEr.

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange. reported
by Prince g. Whitley, Brokers, 10 Center
street, New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
New York Cotton Exchange.
Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by H. G.
Friedman & Co., Bankers and Brokers' 10
Wall street, N. Y, and 1853 Chapel street.
Boom ard 3. NV Haven. N. A. Tanner
Manager of Local Branch.
0nnning Hiphast Inyuaah CInsn
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
THE RACES ON The THAMES
Continued from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
went by. I yelled, and 1 guess they
heard me- The crew when it passed
me was rowing thirty to the minute.
Il knew the crew rowed beautifully
from what the freshmen said. I sent
this crew out on the point across the
bay. They say that the varsity boat
was steered in great style. The steady
stroke was maintained from start to
finish Regarding the crews chances
at Saratoga, 7 cannot say. I have
another crew which can do just as well
as to-days. 1t may be this other crew
next time"
Coxswain Colsen said after the race
that the stroke was hardly changed
from start to finish. He believed that
it would average about 20 or 30. 1.-THE
men were just as cool as when out at
practice. After the start we took our
stroke quickly. l did not worry be-
cause we were not leading, and it only
took a few lengths to show that we
would hold the others. When we reach
ed the half mile I told the boys we
would hold our own. Hardly anything
was said until we reached our float,
when 1 said Charley will be there to
see us, boys The water was very
rough when we turned the bend and
wewere glad that our washboard was
on. At the finish we did not change
our time, and I knew that Yale could
not pass us. The men were in fine
shape at the end" When the Harvard
launch containing the crew passed by
the boathouse, the Cornell crew cheered
for Harvard.
After the freshmen race the Cornell
crew were taken to their quarters in
launch All the men felt very bad, es-
pecially the coxswain. On the float Mr..
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24

United States 1920 Years Three Per Cent. Bonds
The National New Haven Bank, 500 Chapel Street,


Receipts Will be issued for deposited ana
14th NV,
New Haven 6h,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
FURIOUS ITEMS.

Sergeant James Fl. Flaherty of Bat
terry G, First Connecticut Volunteer
Heavy Artillery, is Ill at his home, No.
81 Vernon street, with an attack Of
acute appendicitis.
The delightful new roof garden that
has been constructed at the Young
Mems Republican club was formally
opened last night by charming re-
ception to about seven hundred mem
bers and lady friends. Refreshments
were served on the roof garden and
dancing was later enjoyed in the hall.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
EXAMINATIONS

For Entrance to the Hillhouse High
School
The examinations for entrance to the
Hillhouse high school will take place
as follows:
Friday, June "a, language and gram
mar; Monday. June OF, spelling and ge-
ography; Tuesday, June 90, United
States history; Wednesday, June 20,
arithmetic. All these examinations,
except in arithmetic, will take place at
2:30 p. m. at the Hillhouse high school,
room 10. The arithmetic examination
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24

Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince & Whitley, Bankers and Brokers,
40 Broadway, New York. and is Center ST..
New HnYen. Bid. Asked.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
Government Bon ris,
Quotations Of Active Bonds.

Reported by Body, Mcclellan & Co..
Bankers and Brokers. 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Orange Street, New Haven.
Bid Asked
Atch., Top & S. Fe gen As. 9SA 03M
Atch., Top. & S. Fe adj. gen As. 664 81
Brooklyn Ell. LIST Tr. Co cts 6s.. S91s 80
Brooklyn Rapid TT. 6 5s. ...... 9S 9Sh
Central Ry of n J. g mtg 5s. =. .d141a 115
Chic, r. !. 4 Pacific ext. 5s. .105 1854
Ches. 4 Ohio gen & 4ias. ....... S31a 81
Erie LIST Con prior lien As. -. 92Js SO
Manhattan R'y con- mtg As. -. 95 95M
Mo-, Kan. & Texas list mtg As Ss SS1a
Mo-, Kan. & Texas I'd mtg As. G33s 635s
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg As. ...... II rs
N Y, Ont. & West. mtg As. 80 991a
N. Y. Sus. & West. gen mtg is. 90 90h
No. Pac. prior gen mtg As. 49,. 9s 9S1a
No. Pacific gen lien & IS. ....... 1914 6212
Oregon Short Line Con 5s. -. 1861 107N
Phila. & Reading gen mtg. 4s.... S5N SO
Rio Or. & West. list mtg 4s..... S91a 90
Southern R'y LIST Con 5s. 49,. 95A 95h
St Louis & Southw. LIST mtg 5s.. 751a 76h
Texas & Pacific LIST mtg 5s. >. .105 105k
Union Pacific 4s................ 97h 9S
Wabash R'y Co., LIST mtg IS. .109A 10
Wabash R'y Co. I'd mtg g 5s.... SO 85A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-03
Geutfcbe8 Ebeater.

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persansenen Sonntas itattsebabts 8or.
feuune ,,Der Raub Der Sabinerinnen" i.
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in prd1tisen Sarbsn bar. Serr &sutsr
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unb SRI. 8arbieri paFenbe 8srireter,
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su tofGmieren. Ssrrngrlau'S .Sterent. /.
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nit Sobanne @iismannsSfflanb in Der
0auptroae. Dem Stdd sebt Elm srob'
artiSsr 8uf poraus uno III Der grfole
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(Ginssfaubt.)

Snbem i'd bic 2eier baS ,,Wo6sns
blatt" oarauf aufmerfiam made, bab am
nd1fteu Dienfas bic WabI tattfin'
bet, erlaube i'd mir nobmalS, in 8etreif
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einise 8Orte su iaeen.
lleber ben sei6dftli&en unb psribnli'
den Gbaraftsr bss Ssrrn Sobn
S9euer. IT,. babe i'd bereits friiber
geipro1en, tpie uud iiber feline enee 8er.
binbuns nit benz 9eutidtbum. Seute
m51te i6 berborbeben, oab Serr S1eusr
bereits in peridisbenen StslIunsen @s.
Isssnbsit batte, ben 9drsern Der Stabt
unb Ger IL. Waro ipssiea su bienen.
llnter bisis 8ubrii sebOrt feline 8erbino.
ung nit peridisoenen 8au' unb Anleibs.
@sisaidaften unb if er sur 3eit elmer
Der Direttoren bss ,,@ermanla" unb
,Giti3sn." Serr Sheuer mar ferner
BON 1887 bis 1883 elm MusIisb bes
Stabtratbss alS 8ertretsr Der IL. Warb
unb bat in oisier Stelune, mas nur ipe.
niss BON iid iasen tbnnen. ii& refine
Sdnbs unb einsn ebrIiaen Namen be.
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bent ber Sanbslsbebbroe ber Sabieiie
unb pieIe ber 8orlaeen gum Wobl unb
8sfsn ienes Siuoiibeiles perbanfen ibm
ibr gntfteben oOsr fanosn in ibm sinen
parmen Befirmorter.
Sn 4nbstrabt aaer llmfdnbs barfte
ss ibper iein, aud nur sinen @runb
su finben, rarum ireenb Elm Deuti4er
ieine Stimme sesen Germ Sdeuer ab.
seben iollte. Seine 0srsanesnbsit Iisst
70 ilar Dor ben Iusen Der Wdblsr, tpis
Elm offenes Bud, unb i'd bese baS fsht
8srtrauen, oab Ssrr Sobn S&susr an
nd6hen Dienitae iissreid aus BEN
8abltampfe bsruorssbsn ipiro.
@erman nicu8.
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Seileibs 8eSbIITe.

Sn br rtssImdBissn 8trlammIuns bss au.
suifa 9afslls No. 3s6, y. %. w., nurbtn fol-
gtnet BsibllIit angsnommtn
Da es pem aQmGdtigeu @ott une Batter, IN.
fern pimmlii6tn Sterf esfallsn bat, unfrn
8rubtr, langjdbristn Sdriftfiibrn unb @ro6
Snifruetcr Der Ritter pom spIbtnen Nbler
9ulius Rnppf
aus unisrer Witts ~ ntbmen, unb mir bur&
ptitn Gob tiHtn trtusn Sreuab unc 9rubsr =,
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Beamten uup Der Srben bts R. O. u. einsn
ieintr bfifsn Grbsittr unb feline Gamilt ben
bsffsn Sfi&iBn uuO Batter ptrlOrsn bat. Dss.
taib fei ts-
8tihlpiIsn Dag Nusulia GaIfsI Isiusr bi
ttrla0tuen gBiiipe unb ibrtn flint uumhapi-
gen Sineern, iotptt etni srsiien Batter unb ion.
ffissn 8srpanbisu birmit ltinn bsrjIi&asn
3tnlnabms In ibrer grobsn 3rautr une
itmsBltGsn Ssrluf fHnbsitbi; sbfnfaas lfi
ss-
9si6Iof.n: Dab Der 0rribrisf BON gusula
&afsl 9p. 3S6, R. o. w., ausa&tuus fir ptn
Btrifcrbsnsn, fir bic Dausr pon ertieis 5iasu
nit Srausrfcr umbGnst wirb, unb pnttr ti
e5-
Ssi&IoHsn: Dab bislt 9sf&IalT, In unfrm
prptptoa singstragtn wretn uno tins Abi&rift
papcn an bas Serantou Wohenblatt unp
Sonnabeno Sournal unb R. %. ". !3situus
jur SnSftntibuns abstlanbt uno 6aB ab-
iGrififn bislsr 8eIhiIt an feline irausrtnbs
GamiIis unp piHtsrblisbsnsn absslanet pnpsu.
Ulartin DlObr. 8Ilbelm BrslHsI, Ssnrp
Slloebranot, VI. 9orad, @lbr,el Draper,
@cmits.
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nus bens oberen EbaIe.
(ar&baIb Gurrtipsnbtni.l

-@. g. Dapis bon OIppbant tparb
am Samitas in Sobnions Slope bon
einem 8ue Barren ssfanssn, bic ibm cine
Siifte i6limm serSrldten unb bas anis
berIebten.
- ginem poIniiGen Sanblanger i'm
Storr S9a6t nabe Briceburs ipurbe am
Samitas bur& einen DedenfalI Elm Sdds
belbrud ausefist, ber als lebenSsefdbr.
LID bstradtet tpirb.
SIN benz ct. George SotsI an Der
WiainfraBe in Sermpn brad Dienfus
Worssn seeen 4 llbr Elm 5euer aus, oas
bel ieinsr Gntbeduns idOn merfli6e
5orti&ritte sema1t bate. unb babel
mar Der Raud 70 bidt, bab ss duBerft
i@ipieris tpar, an bic 8ranbtdtte su gee
lanssn. Ser untsre Sbsil bes @ebdubss
tpurbe i&iper bei4doiet; es sebbrte bsm
Samss Waripsq.
- 8srns, bsr 13idbriss Sobn bsa
Ridarb 8ase bon Bel BIace, Bedoias.
tuurbe am Sreitas NiOrsen in bem borti'
gen Ontario BREEDER, mo er als S6iefer'
leisr ansefelt par, ausenblidli6 ss'
t6btet. Sein 25rper ipurbe f6rmlid in
Slide serifen unb bic Ibeils muBten in
sinsm 8lantet beimsetrasen iperben,
Dis ii@ Der srauiise rlnfa0 sutrus, il
niGt beftimmt. ba ibn giiemanb fab unt
oas srite mas man bon bemfelbsn tpubie.
tpar, oaB elm anberer nit bem 8erunsldd'
ten beiddftister 2nabs bic Waibineris
,um Stiafanbe fenaliiirie. Als biz
Insstsaten nadiaben, fanben iie bic
paitimmeltsn lleberrefe Dor, bon osner
Elm TbeiI nod an ber Sdaftine bins.
pdbrenb bic anberen Tbsils an psri1isbe,
men pIdben umherlaBen.
(GarbpnbaIs &prrtiponbtni.D
= Der SeusraIarm am Samitas ipor
Elm falfher. ourd8rennen bon @efrdut
an Cottage StraBs. nabe Der peibsr
Bride. peruriadt.
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tag tpeitere 35 Irbeiter entlaiICn, pai
nit ben frGberen @ntlafunsen eine @s,
iammt3abl bon 1913 ma6t. IS itnt
meitens Geute. bic an ben planss stpi.
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unb nu& sumsiit eniIans Der 8ubnlini,
ipotnen. Sur bic Mebrsabl IN bic @ni'
IaRuns elm barter SdIae.
- 9as ,.Bo&snbIatt" satbdIt ben
bsfsn 2ofals1sri&t unb ALE Ioniiiesu
Rsaistsitsn bon SntsreHs. -seur s2.00.
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9sutf&e SriefIias.
1tnernarteter Tunb.

Slid i'm nnsIdd bat Com Blatt ant
feline Tiosa. q. g., giutiOnalbanf. Ser
oisbiide 8antfahirer, ber $40, 900 ic
nad uno na6 BEL Ssite brahte. Bat Ell
men Gbeil ber seraubten Dertbpapiere in
einem @sbelmfab in bem 8anfsep6lbe
peritedt unb burd 8ufua 1T iest bisier
perbOrsene Sdab entoedt uno sebOben
worben.
Gin 8anfeIerf fan6 baS 8erftsd BEL
elmer srlnbli6sn Dur6iubuns bes @e'
ipblbes. Cine eiierne Grube itanb barin
unb iie entbielt seitobIene Dertbpapiers
unb msbrers 2ebsnspsrii6erunss Boil.
cen. bic aofirer Stone fur ben 9ioibfal
gum 8eiten ieinsr frau ,urldseleet batte.
Die 8anf bat ben S1ab i'm 9eiammts
ipertbe bon etipa $4,000 nit 8eitlag
beIssen Iafsn. 3par rsidt s8 nidt 3ur
Dsdune bsS Dsfsts, III absr immerbin
mitsunebmen.
Blatt's Natipnalbanf mar bon benz
2aiilrer, benz man boqsS 8ertrauen 8ss
i&enft bate, iabrelans ipitsmatii6 be-.
itobIen trorben.
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S6erb Gcrantpn.

Das S6uIsebdube go. 2s in Green
8ibss. mo bic Dipbtbeitisspiosmis snt'
itunb. ioa nadften Wluntas tuiebsr er6ff'
net iperben.
-Soiepb s. 2atprsnes, bsr erfe Der.
neHer oieies Counties, itarb am Samitas
in ieiner Mobnune an Summit Nnenue
i'm Nlter bon n Sabren.
- SIN ber Marpins Rine tparb am
Sreitae SameS Garper bon 8ouIebarb
abenue bon 8oblen setroffen unb niebers
eellemmt. babel ssfdbrli@e innerIi&s
8erlebunsen erhaItenb.
Gbomas 8eeb bon Weit Marfet
StraBe trus seHern 8ormittae in Der
Bon Stord Wine burh einen Sau bon
Sslssefein 70 i&pers 8erIebunssn babon.
Sab man an feinem Muffommen 3peifsl
beet.
: Der 4Iarm bon aafsn GA um
llbr am Montas abenb tpurbe bnrh bas
glisberbrennen eines fIeinen Sdus1ena
binter Der u. 8. Spencer @obnune an
Norb Waibinston glpsnue psruriadt,
Ylartin Beers unb SamiIis. auti&sr fur
Spencer, ipobnten in bem @ebdube uni
berIoren beinabe ibre sdnslide Sabe
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aIarm 5oIse Ieiften ipoIIte unb cine tisft
@ofe on 9idion Abenue un6 @reen
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boI5en ess S&Iau6nasens unb Der Trei'
ber @eorse Bailey tpuroe berabseworfsr
unb erbieIt mebrere sebro8ene Rippsn.
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SaS Ehal abmdrtS.

IahIur. -Safob rlrpsioer unb Diar.
saret Smborf erlansten am Sreitas cine
5eiratbSIIsens. - Die Borough NaHt.
idulen iinb am Dienfas absno er6fnet
iporoen.-@in aItes. BEN Siaat SeIts
sebbrenbeS Wobnbaus in Der |. Waro
serietb am 9ienitas in ber Sriibs in
8ranb unb man mutbmubt, baB bas
Seuer anselegt mar. Die TapIurS9 S9lau6
SO. bate oas Seuer balb unter Gontroas
unb ber Shaben tpar niht iebr arob.-
3u Ghren bes Wirtbes Sobn Deber battle
ii& am Wiontas 4benb in bsfta Stint"
cine sroBe @sieaidaft sinssiInbsn. bic
Ii& bur& Iaus unb anbers nnterbaItune
persndste unb freisiebis bstpirtbet puroe.
-Sermann. bas S5bnlsin Der GbeIeute
Sobn bon Beiienlub, Iiest tranf bar.
nieber. - gbbie. Elm SbbnIein Der gbe,
Ieute @briifopb 2itteI bon @rope StraBs,
ftarb ON 9ienitas, unb es IN bies bas
stpeite 2inb innerbaIb elmer 8o1e. mel.
DIES Der COB ben @ltern entrifen bat. -
Seute (Donnsritas) Absnb bdIt bic
SanosIsbeb6roe cine tui6tise SiBuns.
-8u frtibsr Morsenitunbs am Oon.
neritas ereisnete ii8 in Der 8Iib Wine
3u See Wiine cine @rploiiOn, bic bsbsu.
tenoen Sdaben anri6tete aber niemanb
perIebts. glls Der inners 8ormann
Gonin Rsefe ii& uuf bem Seimpes bon
Der Wline befanb. tpurbe er bur6 bic
aufresuns bon einem S6Iasanfaa bes
troffen, itir3te nieoer unb peridieb in Elm
paar Sefunben.
Der so Sabre alte Daniel 8abn,
an Wiaiam SiraBe, nabe benz 4rabaIb
BREEDER in 2adapannd Iopnibip tpobn.
baft. besins ON Donnsrfas Morasn
SeIbhmorb. ineem sr ii1 nit einem Strid
in Der Dadfammer isinsr Bobnuns sr.
bdnete. Or mar ale Seuermann BEL Der
Gr&baIb Wine ansefeat unb tsbris furs
Dor n nbr Worsens bsim. sine rubis nod
oben unb als eihes ieiner 8inber ibn sum
WoreeneHen rufen tpollte, entbedte es
ienen Isbloien 85rper bon ben 8alten
bdn8eno. @oroner 2onefrest bielt cine
unteriu&uns fiir unn5ibis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-03
6eaiffrator's SSacbriebt.

an aas 9nm6ttuiBbsfust Grteitorsn unb-
anbere inttrsiris pripnen pirb bifrmit Wat~
ritt ssssbtn, bab bic na6ttnamttn ptriensn
ibre Abrstnuugsn etngttraetn babtn tn esr
Shies bts Rtsifraiers une 1tiiamsnisbfitdii-
peIs une sur Auslftlun9 pon Abmtniiiuticns-
p0llmabkn in unp fir pas County eadai5anua I,
bab bslastt apminilfratorn, GrsfutOrfn une
Bprmiinpr ,ibrs Rfbnungtn In Der Sfit ete
Ree,lratoren b,gIidtn baden unb bab bislsIben
In ptm Bailenseridi ess btiaJttn COUNTIES
i'm &ouribaufe jur Stifitisuns tinsuti@i wsr-
ben am Wpntag, IA. Wopembn 1888, um 10
tlbr 8crmIttags
1. Sbtp. 81. QpcIf uub everett Bantu, Gre
iutpren bts psrf. y. 3. Ibroop.
Q. Rary g. Spnse, 5bUs. q. Souts unb 90
parp 9. Senss, Grsfutortn bee ptrfi. COWARD
ZONES (pints tbsitpaIe Rt&nune).
3. DiaIy 6. 9pnss, Grtfuipr pts ptrl. Ge-
parb SOnss Qiinits tbsilusils Ssdnuns).
A. Dolly Z. 6pparbs unb Gpsrsit Wautn,
9rtfutertn tts prf. yutbtHa 3. Cptifrs) Burt
barpt.
5. GbnRupbn Ban Susiirf, Grttuiur ots
psrf. Ssap RoitHtranB.
8. Simon eautr, Srdutor bee ptrf. 9onas
eauu.
Z. 5bcmas 8. @iaiams, GrtiulOr Hs UaR.
pbilip 9Diliams.
D. Urepfrtd Bolorp, Jfiif ". Jonte, Srffu~
loren pss psrf asattr Dapicn.
9. WaIp j. ylrinsten, Acmiuifraiprin bts
pIt. @sorss R. Darlington.
10. 3Vbn 3. 5rass, Apmniffraicr bss ssrf.
Sames etarY.
II. Abam 5bompion, Bormunp bon ame
pirrlcu, mInpriabrises ainp ets psrif. Sobn
pteriou
II. Barbara 8ubrtr, Griutorin oss puf.
5obu Wiport.
i3. u. y. Skrrns, aOminiiritcr unO
Irultte ees ptrlt. Oetna 9pIpin.
IA Ntrpian @amteI, NpmiuiHratcr ets
perlt. Rcman @ambsl.
42,3 g8m. 300 IT,, Rseifrator.