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THE SCIi ANTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 9. 1894.
EEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS 1
THE GENUINE POPULAR
Punch Cigars
HAVE THE INITIALS
B. & Co,,
Imprints m Emh Cigar.
Garney, Brown & Co. Mfr'3.
DR. H. B. WARE
Sl'iAlAI-ISr.
EYE, EAR, K06E AUD THROAT.
OFFICE HOURS s'SHSHj
'35 WYOMING AVE.
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PERSONAL
Mm.." nod Agnus Calluuau, u( l.ui'kiv
wauua avenue, are spending a few days
With friends in Mttstou,
Squire Donahue, of Wilkes-ilarre, well
kuowu for h's poiutodties of hia court ilo
cliious, was a Scrantou visitor yesterday.
Miss Anna Treseott, of Strouilbur',
vrho hs been vUiti:ig friemU In this city
for several weeks, left vost;rdav for Phil -adelphiu.
Architect E. H. Davis bu returned from
Hnzletou with accepted plaus for a hand
some largo block Covering 100x184 which
will be used for stores aud otlices.
AMUSEMENT NOTES.
Charles Frohman'l company, from
the Empire theater, Nw York, will
appear at the Academv this evening in
the presentation o! "Tae Girl I Left
Behind Me." This produetio 1 hue been
one of the most prononnsetl dramatic
iurceues of the past two seasons, aiul
will be staged here witli nil the scenio
Jnvironineute and attention to details
which has characterize! it New York
run of 200 uiuhis, and its World's fair
engagement of live montus at the
Schiller theater, Chicago.
the aXiTTXa RINK.
A revival of Kobert Grriffla Tttovris'
farcical comedv, "flis Skitiug Kink,"
will hold the boards of tue Acadeinv
tomorrow evening, with a cast culled
from among the best artist in the
theatrical profession, to wit: Blanc io
Chapman, late of the "Prodigal
Father" company -, Flora Finlayson,
formerly with the "Dostouians;" Belle
Martin, late of "The Black Crook,"
Leona Clark, who was soprino with
Doff Opera company; Lea Van Dyke,
Fred, r'tier, James Sturgis; Nat. B.
Cantor; Joseph F. parki, Harry Kal.
sou and others.
THK RisiNii QSKIRATION.
Manager BurU'ider has secured
comedian Wtllinia Birry and hie big
company of player, i;nger and dancer?
for a return engag'm-mt next M today
evening in "The Rising Generation. "
On no occasion this has be had
o many inquiries or calls for an at
traction as lie had for this one, so he
decided, if possible, to get Barry back
ngain. The comedian certainly made
a great hit, and it is safe to say that
he will meet with a rousing reception
this time.
See page J.
5TR-ETS OF NEW YORX.
A Occd :z'd Audienca at Wonderland
Appl.t . '. Last Nig-hi'j i i -maac.
Wonderland's patrons will be enter
tained the remainder of the week with
"The Streets of New York," a sensa
tionnl comedy drama, which was given
au initial performance to a good sized
house last night.
In the play Will D Corhett. who is
already a favorite with Wonderland
theatregoers, is seen at bis best as
"Badger." Elwvn Stevens in his in
terpretation of "Bloodood" is entitled
to favorable mention. Miss Alice
Kemp was m jet entertaining and did
some clever work in the difficult por
trayal of "Alida Bloodgood," while
the work of Misses Ethel Fnller and
Maggie Willett evok.-d frequent ap
plause. "Streets of Now York" will he con
tinued tonight and tomorrow nignt
and at matinees both days, Judging
from tho way last night's presentation
wae received, good siz-d audiences
will bs in attendance at the remaining
pert ormances.
DETECTIVi SCANLON NAMED.
Appointed TJtpity United Stat Mar
thai by Marhal Wallcr.
Ever since last December the office
of deputy United , States marshal has
been vacant, contrary to general belief.
A number of persons promintn: in
Democratic circles have sought th- ap
pointment and when Marshal Wulker
was here this week in attendance upon
the sesiioc of United States court, he
gave his attention to the matter. It is
stated upon reliable authority that just
before leaving Hcranton Mnrshal
Walker appointed A. Scanlon, jr., as
deputy mnrshal. Mr. Scanlon is a
well known detective of this city and
bis large experience hss qnali&ed him
in every way to fulfill the duties of the
office.
FOR LOSS OF WIFf3 SERVICES.
Peter Lt;xmbrsr Brinsri Suit Against
Traction Company.
On Jan. 6 Mrs. Mary Luxemberger
sustained injuries by reason of on of
tho cars of the Hcranton Traction coin
pnny Uaving tho track.
On Monday she bronirht nn action for
dnmnges against the company. Yes
terday, through Attorney C. Smith,
her husband, Peter Ltixsmber, began
unit against the Traction company for
20.000 damages for medical attend
ance for bis wife and the loss of hur
services.
PETER MANG MET A TRAIN.
The Event Occurred oa a Crowing and
Mane Was Injured.
On Dec. 13. Poter Mang, while driv
ing iicrojs the track of the New York,
Ontario and Western railroad at White
Bridge station, Carliondulti, wan run
down by a train, his horse kills I, wagon
smashed and himself severely injured.
Yesterday, through Attorneys Wll
lard. Warren & Knapp, Mr. Mang be
gnn an action against the company to
recover the sum of $1,000 for the in jury
done him, personal and otherwise.
BOOK LOWERS, ATTENTION.
The Triban Book Counter Will Close
After April Firt.
March will close our book counter.
Today and tomorrow wo shnll olfW a
large number of popular books in the
different series at popular prices.
Here are some of the sample prices:
Eight in ths Colnmbns series for $1;
five In the Oxford series for $1 ; four
in the Universal series, $1. Remem
ber that these books are elegantly
bound and are fresh from the press.
NEWS FROIH WEST SIDE UNEHPLOYED QF CITY NOTES 0
Happening or a Day That Will lntorest Hyde
Park Reata,
OUR MASONS VISIT BINGHAM
Were tho Guests of a Binghamton
Lodge Miss May F. Beors, of
Mcrrifield Avenue, Entertains Fu
neral of Miss Sabina Kelly Willie
Williams Buried Personal Mention.
Debate Has Boon Postponed.
The West Side olllcs of the ScavtfT.i
Tatnuxx is located at 1'iS South Main ave
nue, where subscriptions, advertisement
and communication will receive prompt
attention.!
The following party of tho Hyde
Park Masonic lodge, Free mid Ac
cepted Masons, loft on the 0 10 Dtla
ware. Liokawartna and Western train
for Binghaiuton last evening. The
purpose of tho trip was to be present at
the working of the third degree of the
order by the Masonic lodge of the Par
lor City. Tue party consisted of
George Evnon. John 11. Reynolds, W.
A. Phillips. M. Q Dlmmlek, w, n
Hoe, William Madden, W. Haydn
Brans, Charles Hill sad Addison Ald
ridge. The delegation returned home
at an early hour this morning well
pleased with tho delightful manner in
which they were entertained by their
brother members,
A Y.'umr Lsdy Burled.
The funeral of Miss Sabina Kelly, an
esteemed young lady residing on Hamp
ton Street who passed away on Mon
day, took dace at It ;ld o'clock yester
day in jruinir. She was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly. Kv.
Father Dunn celenrated a solemn high
mass of requiem in St. Patrick's church.
Interment was made in the Hyde Park
t stDollo cemetery.
There were many beautiful tloral of
ferings, among the designs being a
cross, anchor, pillow aud basket, winch
were carried by Mis Jod Foy, Liz
zie Lelly, Wiuifred Fiann-iy and Liz
zie Uorrity. The pall bearers were
Prauk McLan. James Hanley, JatneS
Crowley. Edward K ish, Patrick D.v
ers and James Freeman.
A Sliot Party.
At Beers' hall on North Main avenne
last evening a select party was given in
honor of the daughter of the proprietor,
Miss May F. Beers, of Msmflefd ave
nue. The room was tastefully deco
rated. The walls wero draped in bunt
ing and .lapauese lanterns hung in pro
fusion. Miss Beers received the guests
from B till '.I o block, goon after the
place was a sceue of gaiety and mrry
enjoyment. (tams, music and danc
ing were indulged in until midnight,
when an excellent supper wa served.
Philosophical Socle'y.
At the meoting of the Welsh Philos
ophical societv tomorrow night
the discussion on the income tax,
which has been continued from the
two last meetings, will bj concluded.
The principal debaters will be H"iiry
B. Davies aud D )iel J. Evans. Obed
Jenkins will talk on "Magnetism" and
Us characteristics. Prof. W. W. Evans
will conduct the singing and the meet
ing will no doubt he au intresting on?
Willi William Buried.
The funeral of Willie, tbet-vear old
child of Mr. and Mrs. Ellas Williams,
of North Hebscca av..uu, took pl ies
yesterday afternoon from the family
residence. K'V. Hugh D tvtes, pastor
of the Welsn Cilvtnistic church, con
ducted the service, at the home. In
terment was made at the Washburn
Street ometery.
Many Br,f Item.
Camber Evans, of Pittston. has re
turned from visit with fri"nd here.
Mrs. Ames Nichols and Mrs. Frank
Nichols, of Montrois, have returned
after a visit with West Side friend.
Miss Mabel D-rshimsr, of Eynon
street, has returned fr ni a visit with
relatives at Pittston.
Mist Dronwen Joseph, of Sonth Hyde
Park aveuuo, is ill with pneumonia.
Roos Sands, of Hancock, N. Y., is
visiting at tho horns of A. C. Cole, of
Sonth Main arena.
Fred Kuhlnun, of Lafayette strset.is
suffering from quinsy.
SPECIAL SALE.
On Saturday we will open a line of
figured Obina silks at 87 cents per
yard. Mkars & HAGBN,
415 Lackawanna avenne.
The debate between the Vesner so
ciety, of the Penn Avenne Baptist
chnroh, and the Young People's Lit
erary and Debating society, of the First
Welsh Bptist church, has been post
poned from this evening until March
23 Tne resolution for dobate is, ''Re
solved, That Trusts Are Detrimental
to Commercial Prosperity," the prizi
being the Browning onp,
Miss Lizzie Heiser is ill nt the home
of her parents on Sonth Main avenne,
John Woolcot, of CirbondiU, is vis
iting frit-nds on Tenth streBt.
BagsjOf Rinebold, of Ov-Tton, Brad
ford county, is a guest at the home of
Bartlev Crown of Seventh street.
The Epwortb league of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church held its
regular monthly meeting Ust eveniiig
an I decide I to hold a "Hard Tirn"s
Social" Tnnrsday evening, April 5. It
wll Ibe a very unique nlfair.
Rev. L. 0, Floyd, pastor of the Simp
son Methodist Episcopal church Is en
joying a short vacation in tho south.
His pulpit will he filled next Sunday
morning by Dr. Peck, and in the even
ing by Rev. Mr. Parsons.
The dtbate which wa to tak" placo
tonlfbl between the Welsh llipiiu
Literary sooiety and V-spor Literary
society of the Penn Avenue Biptlst
church has been postponed for two
weiks
Lovett's Boston Stars will appear in
the new Plymouth Congregational
church next Monday evening, under
toe annplcea of Class No. 15, taught by
Miss Owladys Josephs. The price of
tickets is 511 cents
Mrs. A. Pow has returned from a
vlait with friend in Overton.
Miss Cora C. Storms, or Month Main
avenue.entertained friends at her botne
last evening. An eojoyabla time was
had by those who attended.
Fi.owr.ns (iivfn away.
On Saturday, March 10, from ! a. m.
to 0 p. DJ., we will give n beautiful
bouquet to every customer who buys 50
cents worth of goo Is. Mears & n igan,
415 Lackawanna avenue "
Conference Held to Devise Means of Providing
Them with Wort
Happening of a Day That Will Interest
Many Tribune Readers.
THE PLAN OF COL. E. H. RIPPLE
He Suggests That the Board of Asso
ciated Charities Provide Employ
ment for the Destituto Able Bodied
Men of the City, and That the Poor
Board Take Caro of All Others In
Need of Relief.
Col. E II. Ripple, T. J. Moore and
Luther Keller of ttie Board of Asso
ciated Charities and John Uihbou,
Chsrlss Tropp and P, J Murphy of the
Borsnton poor hoard met In the mayor's
office lust night to cousi lor ways an 1
in an for providing employment for
the destitute unemployed of the city.
Mayor W. L. Counell mid Street Com
missioner Pnilip Kirst were uuablu to
lie present.
It was suggested a week agotbtt n
feasible way of providing for the des
tituto unemployed moil who apnllod to
the poor board for relief would be to
have them go to woric under the di
rection of street Commissioner Kirst
at $1 per day, which sum would be
paid by the poor hoard in relief orders.
It was hoped by this method to nuke
the destitute feel they were not
subsisting on charity and enable
them to keep their self respect and pre
vent them from Incoming permanent
uit'inbers of the army of paupers. In
pursuance of this ptau, which those
present at Inst SToning's meeting As
sists to be a goo I one, Poor Director
Gibbons had sat fire or six m m at
work under Mr. Kust.
DIKIOTOn IROPP'g POINT.
Poor Direc'or Charles Tropp said
that he oonsidered the plan a very good
one, hut be feared the poor board had
not th i power to carry it into execution
without fanning counter to the law.
He said that the law provldss that
when n person brings to a poor director
a statement signed by two aldermen to
the effect tint he is in destitute cir
cumstances the director is hound to in
vestigate, and if he finds the case a do-
S'-rviug one, give imm ! ,-t. relief
"If vou pur ths applicant at work
for the city," continued Mr. Tropp,
"you are reallv giving the relief to
the city, as the man you are granting
relief to gives service to the icity for
the amount vou give him. It is a ones
tion in my mind if, after branding a
man a pauper by giving him nu order
for relief von can make him do labor
corresponding to the amount of th
order. If he does not go before two
magistrates and obtain an order for
relief and thus put htm on the level of
a panpsr, we can p iy . him no money,
no matter how much labor he may
perform.
This was a new phase of the ca,
but it was agreed that Mr. Tropp was
correct aud that some other plan must
he devised. After considerable discus
sion it was suggested by Colonel E H.
Ripple that hereafter the Bjard of As
soc.ated Charities turn over to the
Poor Board nil applications for relief,
save those from able bodied men,
A BtOIPBOClTT AJUtaNQEMBNT.
The poor board, on the other hand
Is to direct all the able nodled men
who BDply to it to go the B iard of As
sociated Charities which will provide
work for them. the suggestion was
adopted. Those who nre given em
ployment by the board will be sent to
Connsll park. lhe Board of Asso
dated C larities has now f lo iu its
employment fund.
Tue rsult of the conference will b
reported at today's meeting of the poor
hoard ami at th next m"tiug of the
Board of Associate 1 Cuarities for tin ul
action.
Beo page 0.
Boys, Attention!
We will give away to the boys on Satur
day, Maroh 10, aflu base balls at our Btore
at 10 o'clock sharp. Y. M. C. A. building.
Flory & Holt.
1 1 you want the later styles and finish
In photogruphy, you enn get it at Griffin's,
Wyoming avenue. We are introducing
uow novelties constantly.
DUNMORE.
The funeral of tne Into Thomas Tiglio
took place Wednesday morning from
the residence of his brother, William
Tighe, of Bloom street. Interment was
made at Moscow.
Barber W. L. Purcell is treating his
bouse to a new coat of paint.
Arthur Johnson lias seenred a posi
tion with Contractor Harvey.
Miss Emma Gillet, who has been vi
itlug hero the past two weeks, left for
her borne in St. l'aul yesterday.
James Conway is ill at his home with
typhoid fever.
The ' 0-yoar-old child of Patrick
Lyons, of Pin- street, vas buried yes
terday aftornoon,
Frank Collins, a son of (JiorRi Col
lins, died yesterday morning at 7.40,
of scarlet fever.
END CF THE SESSION OF COU.7T.
Judge I i Nrnl of Best and
Goes to V ilkei-barre.
1 ho sesjion of United States court
came to in end yesterday morning ami
during the day nearly all of the ofh
cials and jurors left for their homes
Yesterday morning the nrgnment
for a new trial in the Ruddy inauranc
case was resumed. When the attor
neys had finished Judge Buflligtoii
took the p.ip i . ami said he would
lisnd down his opinion in ths matter
later.
JnugS Bofflngton went from this
city to Wilki H liarre wh re ho spent
last night, today ho will go to At
lanlic l ity for a week's, rt. From
there the judge will go direct to Pitts
burg to resume Iuh judicial labors.
PAYMASTER AT THE ACADEMY.
A ! null Auriienu W'ltneatea Duncan
B. Harrison' J'lnv.
'The Paymaster" was presented at
the Academv of Musio before a small
lions') liiBt evening. The play pleased
a few.
DnilOan B Harrison was snpp ised to
be the star of the count my, but he was
not by any means. Too real star of the
organization was() A Sampson, a m ill
who is so strong that lie is nfraid to
work. Hepsrformud various feaU of
strength.
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BOARDING P1AN ADDED.
r.tudsnta at Wool's fr. ! . .. Will Hav
Dining Room Factlltle.
1 he manngemont.of Wood's College
is arranging for a more; nggressive line
of work than it has yet undertaken
Professor Wood will put into execu
tion the boarding hall plan, which will
furnish to students coining to the city
ii good living at n very moderate prn
The success of the school warrants
the organization of academic, college
preparatory and normal departments
You are Invited to visit the Hcranton
UaSD Furniture Store; is now open: 184
aud KIU Washington avenue. 1
MfBiunr.'rt now Turkish hath. Every
thing new. oUo Hpruco street, opposite
uuri iiouso.
SOUTH SIDE
DRIVER OF AN ALE WAGON SKIPS
Patrick Flaherty, of the Flats, Leaves
Unpaid Bills Behind A Broken Rail
Discovered in Time James Stone
No Better Bitten by a Bull Dog.
Fig Street Impassable Personals
and News Notes.
will hold a ball April 20 in Working-
man's Hall.
FLOWHltS OIVKN AWAY.
On Saturday, March 10, from 9 a. m.
to 0 p. in., we will give a beautiful
bouqttst to every customer who buy !)0
cents worth of goods. Mears & Hagen,
115 Lackawanna avenue.
Patrick Flaherty, about 2o years old,
of Bosch street, on the Flats, until
lately a pilot on an ale wagon for the
Kelly and t; isev lirewiug company,
left homo a few days ago without the
formality of letting his friends know
anything about it. When foot ball
wa the craze Uu year he organized a
team and the season was a fairly SUC-
, .-Mil! one for him. He played on uu
inerous occasions wmi tne loung
Men's Christian association eleven of
this city, and had a pretty good record
in the game. While at his work as
listributor of ale, he ran up bill
wherever saloon keopers fruited hlin,
till at lengtu the size of his debts
ached its limit. Ills departure Is re
gretted by many of his friends.
Rail Wan Displaced.
A rail on the north hound trac k of
the Delaware and Hudson railroidnear
the Roaring Brook was observed to be
lose from the ties yesterday afternoon
a little before the train from Wilkes
liarre was due at the steel works dep it.
A wreck would surely havo happened
if the passenger. train had struck the
dlSDlaosu rail. As it was, tne trains
wers ihdaved for a few hours before
the road was clsared for tratlic.
Janitor Stone' Condition.
Janitor James Stone recovered con
SOionSOSM for a little space yesterday
morning. His wife was at the bedside
and he strike to her. evidently with
great exertion He then relapsed into
it comatose state, without brightening
anv up to a late hour Dr. A J. Con
nell fears that he will Du carried on
quickly. Ho is over tl) years old and his
constitution is weak He is commander
of Colonel Monies post, Grand Army
of tho Republic
Bitten By a H tr
Thomas Brown, of Pittston avenue.
was traveling along Cedar avenue yes
terday, followed by his dog, a large
iiiastitT. Nonr Pear street his canine
and another commenced to debiteand
he endeavored to separate them In
the scrimmage he was bitteu on the
hand, from which bood flowed freely
A surgeon dressed the wound and Mr.
Brown was able to go to work.
Cavf.-in on Fi Street.
Fig street, near Stone avenue, boasts
of a cave as round as a flour barrel in
tho middle of theroal. A teamster
drove into it yesterday and was thrown
from his wagon. One front wheel
went dowa into the hole. The harness
was broken and it took some time for
the driver to proceed with his vehicle.
If the street commissioner is not too
busy this afternoon ho might order a
man and team to the spot and have the
place tilled up. Waguns going by at
present are foroed to occupy the side
walk to escape au upset.
Automatic Sash Lick.
M, J, U'Horo, of Prospect avenue,
and P. J, Ruane, of the West Side,
have purchased the territory em
braced by Lackawanna. Luzerne and
Wayne counties for the sale of a pat
ent extension bracket aud automatic
sash lock. The patentee. L. R Sobmal
hausen, of Charleston, 111 , has ulrsady
reaped a fortune on his invention.
T r Dawn Advartlsemants.
A brace of mischievous Polanders
wer arrested yesterday afternoon for
tearing down advertisements from
telegraph poles on this side. Tho ad
vertisements were of little value and
th special officer let them depart.
They were Tory greatly scared.
Personal.
Mnria Murray, of Minooka, is visit
ing friends in Warsaw, N. Y.
Rev. B J, Melley returned Wsdnss
day night from Cuba, His trip re
sulted in much benefit to his health.
David Whelan, of Grant street, and
Catharine Boland, of upper PittBtoa
aveuuo, will be married after Easter.
Short News Notes.
A Pounder received serious in.jurits
on the left arm at tho South works yes
terday afternoon, and the member
was amputated at the Moses Taylor
hospital where he was tnken. He was
unmarried and resided oil South
Washington avenue.
John Haggerty, of Pittston avonu .
was slightly hurt on th foot while at
work Wednes lay af temo n.
HI'ECIAL SALIC.
On Saturday we will open aline of
figured China silks nt '.'? cents per
yard. MlARg ft HAQIN,
4ir Lackawanna avenue.
The 2-year old son of Martin
Gaugliiin, of Minooka, dud post"rday
moming The funeral will take place
this afternoon at ;i o'clock, interment
in St. Joseph's oemetsrj,
Mrs. Barbara Mongau, of Minooka,
was stricken with partial paralysis yes
terday morning as she was about to
leavj the house lor early mas. She is
over fid years of ago and lives with hr
daughter, Mrs. Barbara Darin, Bet
condition is very critical.
The no m' of the Sonth Side
board of trade lire requested to meet at
their nail this nfterueou, to start from
there to the residence of the latt
Stephen Gtitheiuz The hoard will at
tend the funeral in a body. Funeral
nt 2 p. m.
The Kmmeti fife nnd drum cm pi
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able U.idsrtnkinff.
You have been rending the notices
containing ' Tin; TBIBORg olTsr" of the
Lnoyclopedia llritaunion for weeks,
and from the testimonials of leading
citizens published from time to time,
and possibly from an examination of
the books, you have resolved thai y u
would possess tins great library whllo
so liberal terms of payment are ex
tended.
Tak tho decisive step by calling at
UK TriBONI Encyclopedia depart
ment, 487 Sprue stroet, and leave
your order. Do it now, during the
present week, as muuy are doing everv
day. Don't put it off until th an
nouncement ot tho closing day or week,
which must be very vuon, mid then
hurry In and order because you are
satisfied that this will be the last op
portunity. limter late than never, of course, ;imt
don't bu one of the last in ho commend
able an undertaking. Do you object to
the monthly payment plan? Ordinarily
you might, but remember that it costs
you no more than if spot cash were
payl. Start it on "the essy payment
basis," aud any time you feel war
ranted close the account by on puy
mont, as mvny have done who other
wise would he without an eucyclo
ied i a. Of the hundreds of subscribers
uu our list not one to the hundred pays
cash In fnll with order.
The people who want to pay cash are
the ones likely to be without au ency
clopedia. The books may be seen any time dnr
ing the day or evening at 4 i7 Spruce
stiet between Washington and Wy
oming. On receipt of 1 by mail wo will send
the complete tet, the balauce to be
paik mouthly.
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1 KIMI NK Iv B department
NEW LINES
Progressive Euchre Prizes.
Tall Flower Vases,
WHITE CHINA.
JARDENIERS.
Dunlap
Hats
SPRING STYLE
ON SALE
nit:
CHRISTIAN
Sole Agent,
205 Lackawanna Ave.
BELOW COST.
Going through our stock we made a careful selection of
CHILDEN'S BRAND
NEW SUITS . . .
To close out these odd lot we will sacrifice them,
Our Bargain Counters Filled with Surprises.
Martin. & Delany
Coal Exchange, Wyoming Avenue.
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SPRING . . .
Styles of
HATS
Have arrived.
Best quality and
lowest prices.
COLLINS &
HACKETT
220 Lacka. Avenue.
Easter Opening
OP
Capes,
Jackets AND
Wraps
For the Spring and!
Summer of '94.
Stotk Large and Attractive.
Prices the Lowest on Record.
VISIT I S, BTJX OH NOT.
NAvHALL 6. W. OWENS
WEICHEL & MILLAR
116 Wyoming Avenue.
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2 ESTAB. 1866.
55 N'' York warn rooms, No. 5
mi Fifth avenue, S
I E, C. RICKFR & CO., 1
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Scientific Eye Testing Free
By Dr. Shimberg,
The Bpselalist on Mis By Hsadsehes nmi
HsrVOnSDSSS l'Plliivo.1. Lt.ixt nml I tn jir. vi-1
Htylo f Ky Blsssss ami Bpsotaelss at the
LowestPrieea Best ArstOolal Byes Inswtsd
lor
305 SPRUCE ST., op. Post Offlca.
Removal
w e arc now in our
new quarters,
Wyoming
Avenue.
Come aud see our
Window Display
Saturday, March
10th
Florey & Holt
& Co.
Cloak Makers and Furriers,
COl KT HOUSE SQUAHB
Special for This Com
ing Week.
Men's Pork Sole Lace Shoes,
Gooilycar Welt, $1 uraile, ') C A
to bs 0-'J"
Men's Cork Sole Laos Shoes,
liaiul sowodwelt,f"nrade,to dQ AO
be O'JS
Lsdics' Dongola, Kid Button,
Patented Tip, Goodyear
welt, Common sense last, all Q'") OA
f 1. 50 grade, to bs O-'1-'
Ladies' Fine Kid Button, cork
soles, hand turn, Common
Sense last, only a few jinirs Q
of tin ill. S grade, to be...
Ladies' Hull Dongola Tint ton.
duublo soles. Common Sense l') T'K
only, fl grmlo closed out at Ow "
Misses' Straight (loat Button,
spring heel, sizes 11 to 2; .) t"jl (1
grade will soil at 1it:J
Boys' Behool shoes, 1 attnn and
lna), iIbji 11 to 9 1 1 U will (J"
sell at Jlc
SC HANK'S Arcade Shoe Store.
WYOMING AVIi
The Great Marvel of Dental Science
Anaesthene
A recent discover and the sole
property of
HcnYood & Wardell,
DENTISTS,
316 Lackawanna Ave.
WHATJ.U. KEAMONSSAYS ABOUT
ANVFSTHKNK.
DBS, HKMWOOI) 1 WABDKLl
After havlnu cluveti teeth rxtraotfri at
01,. Hit t liiic iv tUspalnlssS method, I pr
aonnss tl entirely MfttlHfHutorv In everj
particular. J. u. sbaiuons,
HOW LIKE A
MAN HE FEELS
J AST TEA B he had saved $300.
1 Hf bonght a house worth flS5t)
paid 1300 down, gave a mort
gage for 11,550. Today he esti
mates as follows:
Rent saved 12) 00
Intercut on mortgage fPS Oil
Taxes and repair SjB 119 SO
Not paving en rent JliO 60
Saved on salary fa 160 00
To apply en mortgage fJTO 30
Bl FLECTION "In FOVK yearn thai
houe will be free from ,lbt and 1 haU
have a home of my own."
OBI EN BIDOI U the paradise tor
hones, Stan & Sons have recently fin
Ished a beautiful villa, utiftoh they oft. r,
on oasy payineuts, nt 918AO.
Call at their oulro, beSWSM Washington
and Adams 011 Olive street.
EZRA FINN & SONS.
THE CELEBRATED
SOHRER
PIANOS
Are it Pnaant the Most Poprdar and Preferred ST
Lrsituht Arrutt
W jre reoms : Opposite Columbus Monumant,
205 Washington Av. Scranton.Pa.
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I TRIBUNE BOOK COUPON,
FOUR of tlicio COUPONS, pre?
Mntod mt Tht Trllmiu' 'imiu . eor
iivv Fonii iivtMiiifl antl Spruvfi street,
cntltlon tint luiltirr to nil tlio prlv
il'xet of thn nn i'n 1 11 1 h-li il fil f i t
lor tl int rl butliiK popular liookit
among our leutlera. Tl oft'erd innilo
by Tho Tribune mtiiintfouitint aro
118 follows:
IB rKNTfl and l'our Coupons for
tiny voluino in tho Clumbns Se
rifs. Over 100 titles to select from.
ftU.7u ami Four Coupons for a 10
volume set of Ilokens complote
works.
90 CENTS find Four Coupons for
Any book In Mm Ituprby Series.
26ClTNT8aiid Four Coupons for
any hook in ine.nioni vu -
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