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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
NEWS OF THE STORES.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE TEMPTING CHRIST
MAS DISPLAYS.
HINTS TO THE DISCOURAGED sHoPPER-FAscI-
MATING rEwELRY. ANTIQUES. FURNI-

HINTS TO THE DISCOURAGED sHoPPER-FAscI-
MATING rEwELRY. ANTIQUES. FURN1-
TURE AND LEATHER GOODS.
One sees the advantage OF dealing with the man.
ufacturing jeweIler in the variety and novelty Of
the stock at S W. MacDonad's No. 2s West
Twenty-third-st. Although the store is small the
assortment Of beautiful and artistic specimens Of
the jewellers art is large, and has the additional
merit OF containing many unique pieces. designed
for the house and made in its own factory The
factory produces everything from baby's ring to
diamond tiara
larger number OF bracelets is being sold
now than at any time in several years. the bangle
being conspicuously popular. A strikingly hand
some Of plain sold has three remarkable
sapphires set oblquely and surrounded by dia-
monds. The sapphires are a blue Of unusual
purity. For 1850 some husband papa may
let Is possession 81 permanent value whatever
the mutations OF fashion. A superb canary dia-
monds in a square makes handsome ring. The
ring proper is wide. and is as attractive as odd.
o. the ordinary articles in gold and silver The
collection is most artistic. There are exquisite
match cigar and cigarette cases OF silver gold
and gun metal. DAINTY ailments Tor desk, sewing
table or toilet table lovely belt buckles ana cara
jewelled or enriched only by fine die work; fob and
long chains watches and opera glasses
AT HAMILTON's TwENTY-THIRD-sT. AND
SlATH-AN T..
There are few things that appeal more strongly
10 the IN Of society than the newest thing In
leather bags" and that is always TO be found at
Hamton's As he is a manufacturer. everything
staple is made with especial care and perfection
while novel articles and arrangements constantly
appear. There s a positive fascination in these
travelling conveniences with the wealth Of ingenu-
ity expended upon them. Note the traveller
companion" a leathern envelope divided into com
partments for collars. cuffs handkerchiefs and
necktes. Just the thing TO put in a club bag when
such articles are always in danger OF crushing. The
price ranges from g TO 81. ~
This dressing case TOO. would be a desirable glIt
for a man. IL is OF black seal, and contains az
necessary brushes. comb. sOapbox, razor strop ana
lather brush. English shirt boxes Of sole leathet
suit cases cabin bags, club bags. Gladstone bags
in handsomest feathers; trunks in Infinite Yarlety'
designed for mems and women's wardrobe with
incest art, the larger articles procuraoe here
Among the smaller observe the chatelalne bags
the English finger purses, so exceedingly conn
ing carry when ones skirt must be hited ana the
ordinary pocEetboOk Is so ohtrusiyely In the way
the fitted travelling bags for women and men,
handsome shaving cases, photograph frames; cigar
cases. writing cabinets and portfolios, umbrellas
and travellers rugs
The store is so beautifully arranged too. and
so spacious that there Is crOwding even when
II Is thronged by busy buyers II is shopping made
easyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
MISS JORDAN TO EDIT "HARPER'S BAzAR."

The Editorship OF "Harper's Bazar' has been
offered 10 and accepted by Miss Elizabeth O. Jor-
dan. who has been connected edtorlany i9r esh ,,
duties soon after January L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
SUNSHINE DISTRIBUTED.

me hundred and fifty bundles left the T. S. S.
&c yesterday on their mission OF Christmas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

The Woman's Henry George League gave re-
cepton 70 the members OF the Manhattan Single
Tax Club IN its rooms, No. ll9 East Twentythird-
st on Wednesday. ". y. McCrackan spoke on the
single tax as introduced by the German Emperor
in the German colony in China. There were adj
dresses by Samuel Ssabury, Lawson Purdy and
James r. Brown. About one hundred guests were
rre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

Miss Gertrude Tredwel Townsend will be married
10 F. Leopold Schmidt. jr. this afternoon at the
home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Effing-
ham Townsend. az Williston. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

Four hundred million stars disclosed to a pho
tographic negative Of the entire armament after
exposure Of one hour and twenty minutes. The
same instrument that shows 70 the human eye
forty-fOur million stars reveals u the photo
graphic lens about one hundred and thirty-four
million.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

In the Church OF All Angels. West End-ave. and
Eighty -hrst-st al noon to-day Miss sophonisba
Preston B. Steele. daughter Of DR.. Theophius
Steele. will be married TO Ralph Freeman Shrop
shire Of this city. The reception will be held at
Sherry's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Mrs Jesnnette II. walworth. author OF His Ce-
lestial Marriage" has sent copy o. her book 70
Miss Helen NJ Gould in view Of the interest taken
by Miss Gould IN the Roberts case and the ques-
tion OF polygamy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

The wedding OF Miss Mary Woodbridge Tiffany
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Louis G. Tiffany TO Dr.
Graham Lusk will be celebrated this afternoon in
the Madison Square Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

Mr. and Mrs John r. Drexel who are estab-
I,sbed for the season i'm the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
lanes A Burden. IT.. in East Sixty-eghth-st VIII
give a dance on Monday. January =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

Last night also brought the second OF the Fort
nightly Dances which given at the Waldorf
Astoria Notwithstanding the attractions else
where there was a splendid attendance OF members
and some extra guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

The heavy rain and wind storm interfered some
what with the attendance At yesterday afternoons
receptions. one OF the largest OF which was given
by Mrs Frederick H. Belts at her home, No. Y
East Sxty-hfth-st.. In honor OF her son anu
daughter-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Wyllis Rossiter
Belts who were married in April last IN 81
Thomas's Church. this city. Mrs Belts and her
pretty daughter-in-law received alone while MISS
Another Incident OF the afternoon was the tea
given by Mrs John c. Westervelt. or NO west
Fiftieth-st. in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs hendal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-20

Mrs Edison Bradley. Of No. 500 Fifth-ave.. who
was 70 have given reception at her home this
afternoon in honor OF her daughter, Mrs Herbert
Shipman. has been obliged 70 recall her cards on
account OF the death OF Mr.. Bradleys mother.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1899-02-23

SA1ANO bAhS
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test case.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

Richard Robinson. of Carlinv file H., has returned from Manila, where he has seen active service with Com pany K, Sixteenth United States In- fantry. Robinson enlisted on August 26. 1898 and was mustered out on Au- gust 2i. 1899. Robinson says that General Otis is not popular with his men, and that several shots were re- gently fired at him through the win dew of his lodgings, some striking the headbOard of his bed. The ScntrieS were strengthened to prevent repe- tition of this attempt on the life of Otis by his men.
 \ Washington dispatch says: Fol lowing close upon the declaration of labor leaders before the industrial commission m favor of trusts. Lamuel Gompers. president of the American Federation of Labor. has written an editorial for the current number of the official organ of the federation which may have an important effect in tending to prevent the trust issue from assuming importance as q polit- ical issue. GomperS takes strong ground against any anti trust legiSla- ton in any form. He says he is con vinced that the government iS not capable of preventing the legitimate development ot natural concentration of industry, and that all the proposi- tions to do >o Which have come under his observation. would beyond doubt react with greater force and injury upon the working people of the coun- 1 try than The trusts.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19
NEWS FROM TJNTO.
A Big Horse Race on october 3I ana Many Prospective Mining Sales.

| l.. l.. Morris. of Tontu. was in the 1 city yesterday, says thc Phoenix Re | publican. and was well supplied with interesting news from his section of | the country.
 The most sensational news of the day in that part of the territory iS q horse race. which from its nature and l the amount of the stakes. will prove an event of no small magnitude. II will he running race between l two young but feet-fOOtcd animals for purse of SI.OOO. or s3.5OO a side One of the horses is owned by II. D. MOr- ris and is locally named Salt River. = while the other is the property of l.
 E. Crablree and goes by the name of "Greenback. Itwill he the maiden race of both animals. neither Of them having appeared on the track before, and therefore neither of them has a record to point to or on which the sports can base their judgment. lt Nili if Diil'if d lfN't i'l ''l''' fAliA iil' fayoriteS of both animals are going il blind. or. rather, they are putting up their money on their natural judgment of horse flesh. The race will be run ai Tonto between 10 and II o'clock Ou the morning of October 3l. and II is believed there will bc a big attendance of horSemen present to witness the sport. II is very probable that other events will bc arranged tO follow this race and the day given over to sport.
 Speaking of the mining industry. Mr. Morris says that part of Arizona is coming to the front very rapidly and keeping pace with the rest of the ter ritory in mineral development.
 |. E. Crabtrec recently made five days run with an araStra on the New Years Gift" mine in Suntlowcr valley this side of Reno mountain. and for his trouble cleared up two ounces of gold. Up on Gun creek timeSare get ting lively and mining excitement is on the increase. II. D. Morris has sold mine for Sl5,O00. and nothing is lacking but the final transfer of the property. Ii is a gold claim and has q magnificent outlook for the future.
 Bob Schcll and son have been hard at work for long time in the deyel . 0pmcnt of their gold property, also on Gun creek and have at last been re- warded by the sale of the mine for a Consideration of SS2.0O0. The first payment was to have been made on the 9th. and in all probability the transfer has been made before this.
 l.. l.. Morris himself has q group of 1 three gold claims on Mount Ord. which ! is situated on the boundary line he l tween Gila and Maricopa counties. They show up remarkably well, and
 Inc thinks he has a promising outlook. | One vein is six feet wide. and assays l $l0 per ton. The other veins are smaller. but assay from go to S30 per ! ton.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

OylI ca ..ul 4sFi iiguT, iD three IiIe samples. Sl 2 each Prices of other chemical letcruiuati1ns application Money may g ant ty cheek postal note. money order registered letter Samples hy r31H Lc- ceiyr prompt attention. Iinc and ttDuriusa teabs- Mine taH-llt. -t!3. yNiuHe3 and reported oI.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

Trains Nos l l and l2 run iaily except Sun. day.
 Trains Nos I and F make connections at BOWia with southern Pacific trains l9 and 70 for all pnints East and West and with stage lines at Globe to Payson, Upper Salt River Valley, Riverside and Tonto Basin. All south hound trains have absolute right of track oyer all north bound train- of same nr inferior class.
 The Company reserves the right to vary from this schedule as cIrcumstances may re. qUire.
 Time as shown, is arriving time. unless otherwise noted.
 Employes will destroy all time cards oi previous dates.
 WI. GARLAND. President E. JoNEs, Superintendent.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

John R. Shank has discovered a vein of copper on his farm, near Terre Haute, Indiana. Experts who have examined the property report the ore to be of a high grade.
 The following table shows the num- Der of British and B0er troops now stationed at different points in South
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19
For Sale or Rent.

A business house, 6Ox20, good loca- tion.N Inquire at Pinal Brewery.
Arizona silver belt., 1899-10-19

r.. GOODMAN. C. P X T Agent. San Francisco. W. H Dresser. Local Freight and Ticket Agent,
 Bowie, Arizona.
 T.E. muni. Commercial Agent, Fl PaFo. TcNa
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-15
@earS ttmo Sa8ett+

oeS Gomitss .ssnommsn unS bel britter
eeiuns beiidtist.
Die Siderbeit bes 8auinipettors z.
3. Sodion, i'm 8etrase bon $4,000 uno
nit @onrab S&r6Oer. 8. q. 8raser.
mann unb s. $. Semarb aIs 8arsen,
ipuroe einsereibt uno eutsebeiben.
DlorriS bon Der Q. g8arb bra6te cine
Oroinans aur 8eiteueruns bon Giriuiss
elm Elm WiIoer Weit Cirrus bat benz.
semdb 5000 ben Gag. Elm Sirius unb
Wunaeerie $500 ben Sag, eine Wanas
aerie s25 ben Tas. Siosibops $50 ben
Gag. unc Bonp unb Sunbe 0orfequngen
s25 ben Gag su besablen.
Cine 8lttihrift BON @runbeisen.
tblmern ber |. unb 8. @arbs purbe BON
@rier einssreiht unb eriubt barum, bab
cine areusitruBe BON 2sssett's bis yaeeis
Sirabe er6ffnei perbe. um cine furSe unb
bequeme 8erbinouns nit Yropiosncs uno
..oem Suit" su MAIDEN. peld' lebtersr
su elner refpettabIen Nnlisblung sepors
ben 1T; an baS betrsff. Gomite rsferirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-15
Stabtratb.
Common Council. 8

common eouncll, 8. SUM.
Die 2adaipanna 3elepbon @ompanie
OIoinans tpuroe in oieier Ssuns BON
gomite bertdtei uno bel 3pei2siungen obns
glnpano uneenommen, nadbem peri1e,
oene 5uidbe 3u berielben eema1t NOR.
ben iparen; bic Gompanie ioa bic sum
|. Ottober 1900 1000 SUB Drabt un.
terirbiid eeleet baben uno flr brei
SABRE iebss Sabr 500 5uB mebr untsr.
ubiih leBen, tpenn Der Staotratb bies
alS noibwenbie eradtet. aub IN bas
Besere6t nua unb nidtie, menn bic
Sompanie an eine eleide @sisaidafi
ausberfauft ober iid nit einsr perbinosi.
Die OEbinan,, tpelde $50. 900 fdr Der.
beiierunsen i'm glap sIue 4arf bstpilisi,
wurbs bel brittsr 2siuns anssnommen.
QGpep ipar Der ein3iee, tpel9sr gsgen
oersn gnnabme itimmte unb ertldrte,
bab bic Stabt seesntpdrtis nidt 2urus
pertrasen fann.
Die Oroinan,, tpelde sl40. 900 fir bic
@rridtuns zines ftdotiiden sleftrii6en
9eleu1tunssweries bepiliet, ipurbs bon
BOriiser Seller auber Oronuns sriIdrt,
ou iie Bioeriptl4e entbdlI uno feblsr'
baft 1T.
Auf 0orfdIae bon @risr purbe iene
Oroinana, tDelhe bic 8eaubluns bon 81.
900 fdr @Ttraarbeit am Cumberland
S&Iau&baus bsswsdt, aus ben Sanbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-15
Shuls 8eb6roe.

Sur bic stpei neu su erridienben Sdul'
gsbduoe. SO. 9 in Der 7. Waro unb No.
38 in Der 10. Warb, reidten in Der am
Dtontas Nbeno abeebaltenen Sibuns
bieier 8ebbrbe neun peribieoene Sons
traftoren Inseboie elm; fur bas go. 9
@ebdube bstrusen iie burdidnittlit
$40. 900. fiir bas 30. 10 @ebdube s32, $
600; iie purosn rsferirt unb tperben ipabr.
ideinli6 in elmer am nd&iten Wiontae
abenb itattinoenben pertaeten Sibune
srleoiet tperoen. Sin @eiud, bic 8ers
pillisuns fur 8inbsrsdrtsn BON 81 900
auf so, ,000 ,u erb6ben, ipurbe ebenfallS
bis sur nddfen Sisuus referirt. Das
70. 8 @ebauoe ipuroe enoeGItis an8e.
nommen.
Ser Sefretdr tpurbe initruirt, ;u Gn.
ssboien fdr Seitsnpege uno elmer Siiibs
mauer bel 9io. %, fiir Elm Seisipfem in
No. 81. fir spsi tpeitere 3immer in No.
"a. unb fiir 8oblenlieferuns fiir oas
nd&fe Sabr aufsuforbern.
IS purbe beidlofsn, bic SanitorS fiir
elm uoaes Subr su bsSablen, ba iie aud
pdbrenb Der 8ntansen bic Iufiidt iiber
ibre @ebdube flbren miillsn.
8orfber @uans bonn Sinana Gomite
beri&tete. bab bsr ausemeine SdulfOnb
10 siemIid eridDpft iei uno idIus por.
bab senue @eIb seboret perbe, um ben
Diitrift bis gum @nbe osS SabreS auf
benz 2aufenoen au erbalten bic SADIE
purbe tpesen ibrer 9eiesli6ieit benz In.
malt flr Elm @utadten iibertpieien uno
ous @oniite autoriiirt, senIsenb @eIo 3u
bergen, um in Der 3pii4enSeit uusjubaI.
ten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-15
Die Streif,S Situatton.

SIN bem beute in bic brittle Wohe elm.
tretenoen Streif III bis lest nod ftin
entf6eibenber Sdritt sur 8siIesuns Der
Diferensen eeiban iporben unb beice
Selten ifeinen superiidtIiG al aIauben,
oab Der ausitano su ibrsn @unItsn ent.
t1ieeen tpiro. Die Streiier baItsn cine
itramme Sront unb bic @ontraftoren
tbun Elm 8leiteS; eS il baber idper
su faeen. waS oas enbsdItise 8eiuIlat
fein unb tpie Iunse eS auf ii6 partsn
laien ipirb.
Gin bumoriitiider 3tuiidsnfaq ersis,
nete ii4 am Donnerhag in 8erbineunp
nit oem Streif. 90 bic TinnerS ON
einem @ebduoe an Sdo 9Balbinaton
glpenue ebenfaaS ausidnois iparen, bas
8ebduoe iebob nit einem 8Iehbab pers
iebsn perben muBte, 70 mabten f6 ssbn
Der Weiiter IInners baran. eSs bebs6tn
uno iteaten bic 4rbeit in turSer Srlit Der
@ine AnsabI Sreifsr. bic has 8orssben
Der Wfeiiter bemertten unb suerit slaub.
ten. bab es .,ScubS" isisn, poltsn bic
luiti8 oarauf los Irbeitenben beipeaen,
Iid Der Union ansuidlisbsn. unterlisben
oies aber als iie ndber famen unb erfann.
ten, iper bic 8siddfiisten parsn,
nemli6 s. s. @dnitsr. Samss 8. 9ople,
8. Biuiams. SameS @ilrop. Is. y. Wors
neg, 6. V. Slud, @us Sdneiosr, 8.
S6umader, Soiepb BOlf unb s. s.
@ormap.
Die 8auihreiner nabmen am Bonner.
tag stpsi tpeitere GOntraits fir Wobn.
bduier an unb beridteten. baB Elm mel.
terer Gontrattor ibrem Ssrlanssu nad
setommen ilt.
DIe Steinbauer beidloRsn in elmer
am 6reitaB Ibenb abssbaltenen Der.
fammluns. fir feinen @pnirattpr su or.
beiien, cer NIT Der Builders @raanss in
8erbinouns ftebt.
gs petluutete seriidtSipsiie am Dien,
tag. baB nabssu 100 Bauidreiner ibre
Seibaftisun8 ;u oer alien 26bnuns tpie
Der aufeenommen batten, bod bic Jte'
prdientanten Der Nrbeiier ertIdrten bies
aIs untunbr. ba ni&t Elm einsieer Strsi,
fer oies setban.
@sfern Atenb bsi6Iob Der 8uilbins
IrabeS' Council, am Montas einen al.
semeinen 4usitanb sintreten Su IuHsn !;
eleier 8eibluB bstrifit aae nit osm
Council perbuncenen Unions, nit elmer
Diitsliebidaft BON ca. $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-06-15

= Gttpa go 8re@erfnaben Der esobns
ion Nine an Gorb @aibinston absnue
sinesn am Disnifae an ben Streit, um
bbbere Gbtnune ~ erbaIten; fie ipolen
10 @ents ben Gag rnebr unb aud fir grs
traarbeit besablt tperben. Sic fsbrten
ssfern ipisbsr sur arbsit auriid. Die
bortieen gliner tpoIlen morsen itrsilen,
tpenn bem bon ibnen sefteIItsn 8erIansen
ni@t nadsefOmmen tpirb.
= Cine am Montas an ben aarrsns
tperfen ansei@laeene ROti3 berfiinbiste
ben AnsefeIten bic bBHf piliommsne
gla@ridt. bab nit 9ienfas anfansenb.
bic @erte sebn Stunben tdsIih arbeitsn
tpsrben bic Orbre gilt fur bas sanss
Sabr unb nur i'm Winter, ipenn bic ein'
breaenbe Dunielbeit eB n5ibis ma9t,
ipirb Elm ftirserer 4rbeitsta8 eintrsten.
Die g., 8. & @. 60. bat eenissnbe
arbeit on Sano unb es tpir6 niat nbibis
fsin, arbsiter iu iuspenbiren.
-Dis am Disnfas ssma6te gnffn.
bieuns. .bab General 8eripaItsr unb stpeis
ter 8ise Brdiioent @. s. Saaieab bon
oer O., 8. & W. SO. reiisnirt babe, bers
uria&te nibt wenis aufisbsn, trobbsm
bon einsspeibter Seite idon felt sinieer
8eit elm bsrartiser Sbritt ermartet
tpurbe. yieIe @ertibte unb WutbmaBs
unsen ipurben Iaut, ole feline &siienation
betannt tpurbe, bod pertpeigerte SaQ'
fteab iebe nabere sIusfunft iiber bic 8er'
anlahune au bsrielben. Dab bic uorees
nommenen 4enberuusen bes neuen 8rd.
iioenten IrusSoale bamit in 8erbinbune
lteben, it isbo4 un3peifsIbaft. Sal.
iieao's RefiBnution ipurbe idon Dor orei
Do4en einBsrsi1t unb mar uuseni4eins
LID cine freipiQiee; er ipirb fein Ami
am l. SuIi nieberlesen. Dab bic &efe.
nation ipeitere 8erdnberungen in Der
8etpuItuns unb bem 8strieb ber 8abn
bsrbeifdbrt. erideint sans sepib, bod
usrlautet nod ni&ts bsitimmtes baraber.
- Gin Seuer, bas seitsrn Morsen fur,
Dor Q rlbr in Der @larf & Scott Tabafs
fabrif on Penn 4benue auSbrab, Ser'
itbrte bieieS, Wsoeman's 8dderei, Elm
DoppelteS WobnbauB Der Stspart Sins
terlafienfbaft unb Elm fleineS 2agerbaus
binter Der Sabrii bO[lfdnbis. Dor Mus.
brud bss Seusrs fano in Der Subrit eins
farfs GrpIOfon itatt unb man nimmi
an, baB elmer Der DampfieHeI in bic 2ufi
fIOs. 0as Sabritsebduos mar aus SoIs,
3weiftDdis unb NIT @rosefdob; bic
8dderei nabm ben erfen Slur beinabs
uoaitdnois elm. @S seb6rte BEN 6. g,
Seamans. mar $4,000 nertb unb Der.
ii1ert. DaS Stspart Saus mar 81 800
psrib uno ebenfaas p6aiS periihert; bic
SniuHen behelben, SRI. gHie Stenart
uno bic SOiepb StuoIep Samilie. psrIo.
rem ibrr fdmmtIide Sabe unb batten
DlGbe. ii6 Dor ben Slammen su reiten.
@larf & Scott perlieren Sl2. 1000. init
81, 900 pe,ii4ert; s. StuoIep $1,000,
balb psrfdert; Webeman 81 900.
Die fsiniten Drudarbsitsn Der Stabi,
2iefert bic Office beS ..@ohenbIatt".
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fi&nt bsmisnistH, bsr itin sapitaI In RsaIsi
ssntbum anIsst. bic srUbttu profts an fsiusm
8slet. Beiratttt nur bic pislsn Gabrifsn,
Wltnsn, @iftnbabnsn unb tIssantsn @ebdues
eisisr uuttrusbmsnbsn Stabt nit fttnn ptr-
btibunsspollsn 3ufuuft. aauit btmstmSB fur
Dtins btimatlOfs Bimilis cine SduIci ifbt,
wdtrsnp bic prtiis Hisbris iins. Die unlrisn
ine central uno ausstpGbIi; Sspus, @as,
Baitr uup StisunssrObrsu, 8siistifsI unan-
ff1tbar une earantirt. Sisbfn Wiuuttn snt.
fsrnt pem &curibauit. greiit nisbris, Stbins.
nnatn lelbt. Sprstti Dor pper fsnbtt fir starif
unb Ginjslbeitsn. SHtn Abeubs.
&. @ibioH SeHss, Gereoitb Z. Senes,
3tt Sprua ctr. Gisfntb. une gnfSafn,
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Dttt6tpu.

Der 80 Sabre aIts anbrsas S3sI.
Ienberser bon Dtia Strabe. Der felt ben
lsbten stpsi Wlonaien i'm Merep SOipital
in @iltes.8arrs oarnieoerIus. itarb am
Donnerita8 baielbit; er mar Elm Wiit'
eIieb Der 2eei @reef 8anb uno frdber bel
Sure & 8rOpu anseiteat.
-Soiepb Roosfi ipurbs ON Donner.
flag Hadt su Dupont in benz Babe nabs
Gem Slorenee BREEDER nit einem bbs bsrs
Isbten Sddbel unb anberen g8unben
aufsefunben uno aIs er iid am Sreitas
erbolt battle, bsssidnete ct Better 2iHsn
ais ieinen 4nsreifer. Der bann arretiri
unb bis auf peitersS bem @efdnenib
lberSanot tpuroe.
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Sm Nerfaufen 4:

Cine CUTE 8 adtr 5arm nit gutsm Saus,
SGsuns unb aubtnsebduetn, sutsm @alIr,
6rubt etc. Gin Winuisn Gang Ron etr
@sprsstown Siaiion, an Der Gris une @pomins
8alIsp Gilsnbatn ID Mtilt ppn eafs drill, 8
Msilsn pom Garbonpale. Sibfdf Gage Hnb bfr
plaB siantt Tt fir Siibner, Srudfdrm obsr
SpmmsrrtTbtn,. abrsfitt 9afob S&taj Sra.
pitp. 8aynt Go, pa. pbfr frfunpist fu& bet
8m. 8ranB. 700 Rcnrct apsnut, Seran-
ton. 1872