The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, March 20, 1894, Page 3, Image 3
THE SCItANTON TRIBL NE-TL ESDAY MOT? XING. MAtiCH 20. 1894. 3 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ! THE GENUINE POPULAR Punch Cigars HAVE THE INITIALS G.., B. & Co., Imprlnfnrt n Fitch Clnnr. Gamey, Brown & Co. Mfr's. IOUKX uuusi: . i .ii.i- DR. H. B. WARE si'Kci u,isr. EYE. l'.A II, lSOtxii AM) THROAT. OFFICE HOURS r? '35 WYOMING AVE. PERSONAL. I I K. 11. Brtabrook, if Carbon dale, was in tint, city yoitrrJuy. .lujsj.. n.HtiKi w. Bearhof Botqaebanns, w m S.T.tutou yosioi Jny. T. Walter Clans, of Lshtafctou, and George H. Williams, ol Catasaatiua, art t tbc Westminster, 1.. H. Demareet, of th Aoilrews-Dem- srwst BredinR OOUpany, Nw York, WM lu Beraaton yesterday. U. s. Wisut-r and ), A. Boagleud, of Brooklyn, and Joeepb Atkinson, ol Haw ley, are t in,. Wyoming. JikIw K. W, liitujtor was aplt to it up Bnnday uj yesterday, and expects to tf '. to leave ttif noun ittMut tfu nay. J-bn J Murpcty aiul hi guest, P H. O'Donnell, left yesterday morning for Washingtcfa, D. C., to resnroe their lw stmlie M (.ioorgtsowa iv'.U'i;-. Coutity Solicitor t J. l.ott, of Susijue hanna county, was in tho city yesterday coujuImu,; wuu County Solicitor H. A. Ksapp reganlm - the couuty huo matter C B. Treadwaj Bingbamton 0. C Wiiiiaium. Alleatowa; D. L. Kennedy, H neJle; W, J. Brennan, Carbondale; V. E. Kase, Bunbary, ami E. s. Faruh.iiu. Oswego, sio st the alla house. Frank Beauiwh, of Ntuliville, Term., a member of Hovt's "A Brass Monkey" company, tut Bnnday in the ct;v si the gues'of u8UncIa,esSiayor Prank Boaaiib. Of River treet. He left with his company y eeterdsy moraing tr Sirmuauitou. Jehu W. Bfaekey, manager of the Kobiu on Opera company, which hH beeu ac corded flatteriuu receptions wherever it appeared tbu leaSQU, was in tho city yes terday aud conferred witu Maua'er Black wood relative to engaging for a six week's eeasou at the Frcthiutiaui this summer. An Abilene, Kansas, pper contains the following concerning Kev 'or. M. S. HarJ, formerly presiding elder of the Wyoming conference "After r.'is juncemeutj Dr. M. Hard, or New Vork, secretary of the board of church extHusi'n, spoke. He is s magnetic and Interesting talker with powerful voice, and though uot of large form u well built aud energetic. Every one anticipated s strong address and no uce was disappointed." s COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES. Michael Thornton was yeerdy ap pointed constable of the Twentieth ward, and H-rbert S. Newton was appointed town clerk of Scut: township. iohn Jiaioney. tarn;b Attonwy E C. BTejWCOmbe, began an actiou in 'j-ctrueut yesterday against Nicholas K'mu for a lot of laud on Stafford avenue. South Side. A rule was granted yesterday to show Muse why the appeals should not b strick en off m the ma'.ter of ta- appeals from the report of viewers oa the grading of F.g street. la the cane of E. F. N. Elwar.ls a: Peter Jones, court yescei diy discharged a rale for an interpleader and directed tin ib.er.2 to proceed with his levy aud sell forthwith. Andrew Clsrksoo, jr., yeetfrdsy ob tained a writ of replevin to recover a itJO cornet now in the possession of William bishop, of which Mr Curkson says Mr. Bishop is not the owner. Thomas F. Walker was yeterday in orphan's court appoiat-d guardian of Wil lam, Maggie aud Marjone ritzpatrick, ainor children of B...uard Fitzpatnck, ieceael. late of C'arbondale. Sometime ago John Shoemaker brought 'Uit to recover damages from the Dela ware. Lackawanna and Western company Yesterday the court directed h.m to file bis bill of particulars within twenty-four hours. Attorney Jms W, Oakford yesterday applied to the court for a charter for the First Presbyrerian chur :h of Tavlor. The trustees are Ira Atbtrton, J. W, Houser, D, J.Whiteford.Archbald Boyd and Henry Baker. John Snyder, aoBTiotad at th; last term if court of embezzling fundn of the r'eigAn span Brewing company, was yesterday morning 'entanced to p ty a fine of ISO arrd co-ts. in default of psyment he was com mitttd. F L Brown yesterdav obtained an at-tachin-nt execution agHinst Alderman 0. If, D.ong, directing that tiie hnl"f a tach ail gjds and moneys owned 6y Mr. D)Lcng low in the possession of Attorney W. J. Tracey. Govt directed yesterday that tbs r CeiTsr in Hie ca-: of Morrison against tun Carbondal.'F;:nidit:g aoof-iatlon couvny to Annie I.. Vugle iho real tto a peti tioned for upon thi piymont of i . . costs of proceedings. The bond of T. E. Boiand, tax collector of Daamore borough, in tbesomof IfM, 000, was apprOTed bv the ronrt yesterday. The Mnr-tH'S are John Boiand, TboOMM Fianeiiy. Miebasl Boiand, Otr.ar Ladwig, M 'bael Kane and P. D. .tlnnley. featerday afternoon Judges Arch bald and Edward b"?an tn examination of the pnper in the C IUBSBagbei Carbon dale election contest. It will r e more than s wek, in all probability, before 'he opin ion disposing of thtt ease is tisnd-d down. The case f,f 1 rawforl and Huff ageing. Hhoe whs referred by ngre onont yester day to Attorney J. Elliot K ,ss under the .act of 1MB. Tea cases! B, B Claflin com- pany antlnet Jamei J. I.awlnr wu, refer red to AUnrnoy K. II rihortliff under the provision I of tho same case. Arbitrators It. F. Tinkham, John V. Murphy and C Oomegys, nave (lied their award In tho the we of t W. Wellington against JobaG. IfbTlsroan, Tbeyflnd in favor of the plaintiff for the land in dis pute, but on the payment of T", with interest and eostl within twenty days, the land is to remain in IfoTieraan'i pjs gession. Attorney J. W. ( arp'Tit.er, roferen in the cn-o of E. H. CiJhy ngainst Joseph A. Mesrs, Hied his report, vesterduy. Air. Oolby sued to reoorsr ti47, but the rex ree says that he failed to ihow coin plianoe with the contract and therefore is not entitled to recover. He directed that Judgment bu euterea in favor of Mr. Mean, Mrs. Slary Watkins, wife of William L). Wntltius, of this city, and Mrs. Charlotte M. Briggs, wife of Perry Itriugs, of Jreen fieltl township, yesterday presented tb"-.-letitions fur separate earnings to th" court. They were ordered tiled in tho office, of Recorder of Deeds Henlev. Ilerenfter these Women will bo entitled to the ebso luto use of their oyn enruiiigs and prop erty. Judge D. w, Kosrle, of StMquohaona county, heard nrKiiinouts yesterday m C y No. . in th" matter of the per- in. ft, jiinc: ion asked for by John bchwehk to retrain Dhurlos F. Uounbeig from fencing In certain lands alongside of the Im awanna river, near Elm street. Attorm s J. 11. Burns and Lemuel Ainer man appeared for tho oompliiinant and Attorneys I.. B. Price and Uxorge Peck for the defendant'. Mr. Price maivtKinod that Mr. Schwenk's redress wns to bo found not in a court of equity, but by xeau9 of an nation in ejectmuut. Hap;eaiii2s cr a Day That Will Inter-'. Hyde Pari tain im. mm chase honored Ladies' Aid Society of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Ohurch Tsndsr Her a 8urprlss Party- Funeral of Michiel McAuirev Hyde Park Literary and Debating Society Holds an Interesting Masting -Brief items. The ffl Sid o tic of the S0RA.XTON rauvRi i looatsdat iJ Bomb M lio a iue, where snbsoription, adrerttsemeact ami eomtnnntoatloui win reoelrs prompt attention. The Ladies' Ail society of the Blmp Hon Methodist Episcopal ohnroh, ten dered Mrs Addison Ciiasn a inrprisa party yesterday nfteruoou at th family residence on Norih Main avsnns, in celebration of tho attainotent of her forty-ninth birtnilay, The speakers nl the oocasioo were Rf L 0 rloyd, l D,, und T. II Dale, who presented Mrs. Chase with a handsome souvenir m the sha:a of a silver tea let of it most exqnieito design, the gift of tbs l.ne' Aid society. The evening? was most enjoyably spent, music b'ing one of the prtnoipil features Refresh metits were est red, Miobasl atoA idrsw Burid. Th funeral of Miobael Mo Andrew, of $08 Bynon strt. who died on Sstur day troiu injuries received at the Dodge mine a short time ago, took place yesterday aftero on at ; u'oloob from the family residence, and wai largely attended, Tbe minor's accidental fuud of the Dodge shaft was present, and preceded the bearse in a body, 900 strong. Services w-rs oonduotsd by Rev Father MoNully, at St Patrick's ehuros, after which (be cortege laovjd out to the Hvde INrk Catholic eem- tery, where Interment was made. Tne psll Ixarers were Michael lissaii, Martin Keigiu. Johu MoQrady, Michael Clarke, Mu-Uiel Ruane and Johu Mc'Jarthv. DlSCUSSSd a LIVJ T plo Au interesting meeting of the Hyds Park Literary and Debiting society wse bold last evening in their rooms on S'uth Main avenue. Talks on the "Seigniorage Bill" wore given be W ii lace Mjser. David i.vens, John K El w.irds and CasrU Boms A general dtecossion followed. A question box was tbeO opened aud the veiling dis posed of lu answering its question! The programme for two weeks hence will t Essay, selected, J. M. Powell; gvnernl discnssioo, "Does the Increase of Money Valus Facilitate Trad-'.'" Leaders of diseasdou. affirmative, Davi 1 (Jw-n . negative, V. ti. Moser; (jT'Stioa box, reading of poem, Gteorge liriffitns. Ntwi :n Biiof. Colonel E. H. Ripp.e will talk on war stories at the Washbnrn Street Presbyterian church on Tuursdsy tvening, Mirch 89, at S o'clock. Ad mission, 29 cents. Walter Betau, of North Main avd uue, a etadent at Lafayette college, Easton, arrived lioruo yesterday on a two weeks' vacation. E. E. Eva-as. of South Main avenue, left yesterday for Now York ou busi ness. Tne fnneral of the IS ra)nths-oid chil l of Thomas Jon-s, jr., of Eyaon ?tre-?t, took place yesterday afternoon. Rev, W. S. Jones, pastor of the First Welsh Biptist church, otTiciited. In-t-rmeut was male at the Wasuburn Street cemetery. E. R. Griffith! leaves today for Mount Carmel on business. The funeral of Miss Maggie Carroll, who died at tfcs horn) of her grand mother, Mrs. Mary Ryan, of Division treet, will occur this morning at 'J a. m. The Grand Lodge of Loyal Knights of America will hold their semi annual selon in the Sons of Libsrty hall, Wilkes-Barre, this evening. Joseph Oliver, gran 1 secretary, will represent Enterpri-ie lodge, and Isaac Harris will bs th9 representative, from K'Vstoue lodge, Cass Morgan, Claries Keller, W. D. Morgan and David Jones will attend, DUGGiM STILL HOIOS THE FORT. Thr Wr (To Ni Devlopmsnta Yst t rd7 at Dur,mor There were no new developments yasterday in the war between Burgess T. J D.-i.'tn, of Dinmort, ami Bor ough Clerk C P Savage for the pOSr ssssioc of the borough reoordl, The town h ill remained under police gmrdasitbus sinsa Saturday uignt after both the bnrgess and clerk made their ultimatum! known. There was no effort made on th part of Mr Sav fig" to enter the buildings as his duties do not r'nire a daii1' visit to the coun cil chamber but it is thought that when he does m ike an attempt trouble will ensue .Mr. Sfivnjje was interviewed by a Tkibohi reporter yesterday afternoon and sai l his intentions wre to fight it out to the en 1 BlipOlltton, lie says, is clear! d-I'med by trie law whl'ih says he shad retain pomsssion of nil hoiks and documents oofin-cted with bii offlos until inch a time a! his sue CSSSM is lleOted, and Mut wnu it lie comes accessary for biU as a clerk of the borough to perform dotloi he will in ike an sffort to reach ins desk in ths connell rooms I he burgess believes hiUUSlf squally well entrench d and will tlndoutitedly H'rain KVery elf r t to gain the p lint his psrty is contending lor -SCRANTON f-UUf BALL TEAM. Propoi d O, iranl. ition t j C nop its In the National ASCOOlalioB. A movement is afoot, In which Attor ney C II Bopsr and John Labors are landing lights, to ofganlii a Bcrantoo friot ball elovnn to play Undsf the rules adopted by tin, eollegiate aiiooiatlon, It is proponed to begin t!ie mova ment thus early, In order to sift a large liat of players down to a team of cracks, and, if possible, make the eleven one ot the beet in the state, if not in the country. Saturday, March, 94, n preliminary gums will be played with the Mooslo eleven hii.1 the best of that teams play ers will ba a'. . i by the Borantoo eleven. These players will then per feet a perm inettl organisation and bo rearly to meet all OomSN early in tho opsning of the regulitr fall Season, BUILDING B'JJM COMING. Contractors Busy Multlnir Plnns and Expsctlnir Plonty f Work. The opinion Sgprssssd bv Building lnapsctor John Nelson in u recent in terview pohliibed in TBI Tuibunk is being verified daily. The number of applications for building permits ia in creasing and tho outlook for numerous early spring operations is bright. A member of one of the most extensive building firms in the city said yester day : "Never, at the beginning of a season, have we been solicited for ho great a number of bids. Nearly every night we have worked until a late iionr tig nring on contracts or making plans. II ll our opinion that SersntOn will see a greater building boom than ever be fore at thin Mason," This opinion is general among other contracting tirtm. AMUSEMENT NOTES, Those capable aud finished artists, Mr. and Mrs Kendal, will make their first appearance lu this city at the Academy of Music, Thuisday, In the charming play, "Tux Iroumaeter," which is inoontestibly the bent of the many English adaption! of linnet's drama that has been Httu here. It u by PlnorO, and in point of dialogue U really admirable, while the situation! iis a whole are cleverly ai ranged and effective, Mrs Kendal has brought to the role of Clare da BaUUpre the SATO SStneSI of purpose, with all that elab orateness aud carefulness of mSthoJ winch nun to be characteristics ol tne work ot this acoomplisbsd artist Mi. Kendal is entitled to the dlitlnction of being as good a Philllpe Derblay us any that OIK !tage has known. KASTUR WKKk ATTRSUTiONS For Eister week a number of line at- tractioua have been billed for the Academy ot Music It berl Mautell. who is a favorite here, will appear on Tuesday evening in D'Ennery'l fiimous Irani i. "Moufuls. " Thursday evnninc Daniel Prohman's strongest company, tne Lvoeum Comedy company, will pies uit Sal Ion's clevjr comedy, "Atarr ioaua Abroad," produced with all of the original scenery and accessions. Arthur L'Wls, Ziffla rilbiiryaud Klihn Proctor Otis, and a strong sompnoy, will make their second and lent ap -psaranee thiseeason on Friday evening by pressntlng "The Crust of Sonoty WE E D M AN 0tMlTTU TO BAIL. Be i the Ycnuh Who Shot John KoDcr ml' III the L If. Alfred Weedman, who shot Johu MoDermott In the leg at Park Place Saturday night, though the bullet was intended for crank Jordan, was ar reeled at an early hour yesterday morning by Sergeant M. r. Spsllman, of the 1'rovtdeuue siiual. in police court yesterday he was admitted to hail by Alderman Fuller in the sum of ij;oi) for his appearance March BO for a further bearing, William Mi 11m. of the North Eud, bee. iiue Weedman surety, lhis postponement was nude owing to the non-appearance of McDeriUOtt, who li s ill at the Lackawanna hospital. McDsrmott is not lerionaty in jured. Dr. MoAudrew, upon esamtustlon, de cided that the missile had not entered the limb, and McDermott will be dis charged probably tomorrow. AT WONDERLAND THEATER, Attraction for Threi Dava Is Th Hid den Hand. The five net comedy, "Tho Hidden Haud," wis presented at Wonderland last evening and will be the attraction on both Tuilday and Wednesday. The performance lust night wis a good one and gp-atly delighted the au-d;-n?e. Alice K 'Uip was tond-red an ovation by her many admirers, and Will D. Corbett was also enthusiastic ally rc-ived. All the players did well, Elwvn Steveus, Paul A. Carroll, J O Hall." Walter Bonn, Orao Con toit and Jessie Qriawold acting their parts in tine style. Alice Kemp and Will D drbott acquitted themselves lu their OSUal creditable manner. The cast is a good one an 1 the per formance com" u;, to the expectation of the Wonderland patrons. VOTING FOR A PRESIDENT. Ths High School Commlttsa Took Four tain Ballots One week ago last night Chairman Von Storch, of the in ird of control , appointed W. J. Welsh a member ot ti. high school committee in place of George B. Thompson, a retiring mem ber. Mr. Von Storob sai 1 tne commit tee should select its own chairman. It met on Thursday evening and P, L Wormier and W. J Welch were nominated for chairman, Fourteen ballots were takn, all of which re sulted in a tie vote. Adj urnnient was then taken to a date to bo subse quently determined. MURDERER STILL AT LIBERTY. Jhn Murdoch Miinmr to Kluda Ho. Fursunr. John Mnr.loek. of Taylor, who on Thursday murdered John Ritsak Ht Taylor, is still at large. fis waeseen In the vicinity of Taylor on Friday, butsinos then the offloeri who are hunting M unlock have been uii j hie to get any trace of him. It is supposed that relatives lu the neighborhood where the crime was Committed have provided a hiding place for the murderer. m Y. W C ft. NOTES. Tuesday the presldi nt wishes to meet all tbs nsmoen of committee! and all tbe memberi of the astoolation at a p. m Friends interested in. tbe work of tins or ganization will tie welcomed s well. Oil Tuesday, evening, March 87, a store optlCOO leclur.- will be given m ihe moms, Adiuission, 10 'ills. , . THIS IS A Mi. ,u it utik COUNTY. Tonstablsa OaBOOt Find a HIiikIb Vlo later of the Law. The constable of the conntv made their quarterly rep rt to a inrt yester- UBy nnil Ueclureil I hut there is mil n single Violator "f the law in this county that they can fasleri an offensS up ID, Thsrs are nveral inipsoted persons, however. Judge EJwgrd! said lie had heard reports to the effeOt that liquor law violators brib i constables to keep si lent concerning their doings. These reports will be investigate. l, the judge declared. REMNANT OFFERS. The World's fair in four parts for 4(1 cents. These portfolios have been great sellers arm iii..ii'.hiiih nt nans have beeu taken. PerSOUl who bno i , purls I, " anil ii i. hi, i . . im . pnrt s, BOOKS, Over 80,000 volumes w ere sold. Two hundred copies of the OolumbUI series lire on the SDttntCf SUd will tie closed out at the rate of four for 80 cents. Five of the Oxford series at II, Any of the popular win may lie secured b. nny subscriber by leaving the order at tlie of fice. Death of William Oa'irldv. William Oaseldy, who fell down the steps rroln the sidewalk III front of WhytCs hotel Bnnday night, died at the Lsesswanna hospital from the effect! of a fractured skull t 0.80 p. m. yesterday, Ills wife was at his bedside when he ex pired. The reiimins are at his Into lesi douceon Harrison avenue. Cailldy wus employed at the upper mill and Is survived by a wife and married daughter, Mrs. Mary McUulllgan, of Treuton, N. J. NOTES OF SIR SI EappaBifigS ot a Day Ttiat Will Many Tribune Readers, Interest FIRE ON PROSPECT AVENUE House Occupied by Patrick O'Harn Destroyed Early Monday Morning. Manager Archer Gives Encourage mi nt to Those Who Are Agitating lor S Single Fare to City Line Miss Hannah Thomas Appplntsd Toachcr. A tire broke out yesterday morning at ;i o'clock in Mm frame two story building at Prospect av 'line and Pear street occupied by the family of Pat rick O'Uara The ,occnpant! wars un able to save any of the household goods and were fortunate in escaping with their lives Tbs presumable cause ot the lire is thai, a kerosene lump over turned or exploded An alarm was sounded from box 87 and the William Connelli responded. InaHhort time the Neptune! and Oenturyi arrived slid three lireami were fumed on the bum ing (iinldiiig. Tim tiro companies get In tl tines under control ami were forced to battle hard to do it It w is thought fur a time that the nutire block would be swept away. There was notninrunOS on the property. Me.itlnu at ''allarv'e Areids A large gathering of olttiine mt at Callery'e arcade last nigbt to receive the renort of the committee that wait ed on Qeneral Manager Archer, of the Tract ion Company, and pulitiouod him to extend the ride on the street cars to the city hue for a single faro. It J. Cailery, obsirmsn of the commit tee, stated that he vieited Mr. Aieher aud was very courteously received Ha was told that ttie milter Would be laid before the director! of th Traction company, and assured Mr Callsry that he could intko a favorable report to the oitlsens, Bchoel Tsainnr Aypalntsd Miss Hannah Murr Thoiuaa wus ap pointed as assistant teacher to Mis Jennie Umghney in the primary d pirtmentol No 1 school, Urssnwood i his is the position whieh Director NnHltli T. IMvis was empowered to till at the lant meetiug of the lehuol bourd of Lickawaiimi towushlu. FliorUr Paracraphs. Mre Patrick Martin, of Miuooka, died litte Mliitlay night attor a s.'Vere llineil of two weeks. Mrs Murtiu was nboiit 88 years old. The time of the funeral hiis not yet beeu decided upon The auditors of Lickawamia town ship met at Michael (ribbons' hotel lust night aud expected to receive the re porte of last year's supervisors. These otticers are not iiuite ready yst, but will lie hi a week or two. Attorney K J Murray, of Scranton. was hired to give the uuditors legal advice, whenever lie is called npnn. His salary was not hxed. Another meeting will take place next F.idav night. Tho insrriage of Jsms Melvin, of Dnryea, and Miss Margaret Crane, of Miuooka. will be gol?mnizd on Wednesday, March J7 After the cer emony the honeymoon will be spent in New York. Philadelphia, and Wash ington. D C. Patrick Moors, of Cedar ,ivenu, was diiabnrged from the employ of the Traction company for an infraction of the rules. Moore turned over his car lo another employs without permission while lie went to nis home. The in fraction would probably not have been known but for the accident at Miuooka. He wns in the employ of the stret cr company since tbe o;eni:ig of the South Side line, nnd was on of the ino't reliable tnen on the road. The funeral of Mrs. Pred Warner, of Brook afreet, takes place this afternoon at 3 o'clock Interment In daman Catholic ceiiHtery. Tne funeral of the l-montbs-old child of Charles Loreng, of Prospect avenue, will be held this afternoon at J o'clock. Interment In Pittstoo Ave nue cemetery. The funeral of John Hlggins, of Kim s'rpet, will take place this morning. Tbe remain! will be taken to St John's church, where a requiem mass Will be toleianissd at tl 80 o'clock, Interment will be made in Hyde Park Catholic c imetery. The upper part of the Twentieth w.i r I need! B polioemao to keep the corner of liiruuy avenil I and Sanders atreet dear from loafers A petition Is going around among Ihe iliziris of Miuooka asking court to ap point u cohstatilo at that place, Pereonale, K"vs M. F. Crane, of Avoca, and T. F. Kfrriun. of Parsons, visited Father Be I ley yesterday Thomas KeoUgb, of Fig atrost, mo. tormanonths Booth Side line, is so rlonsly sick. Miss Margaret Melvin, of RsmingtOB .iveriue. will leave in two WSSkl to spend the mmmsr at Philadelphia mid Asbury Park, The Royal Arcanum will meet this evening for the ttaneaotlou of Impor tant blisiunsi - GRAND JURY INSTHUCTED. Judge KdwauN Tells th Jurors What 1 tie V Must Do. Judge Edwardl delivered his Drst charge to a grand jury yesterday. The jury met in the main court room at I :io, and after P, F. McCaffrey, f this city, had been appointed foreman the judge Instructed them in the nature of tbslr duties. The charge wiih clear and explicit, and covered the whole ground carefully lie told the juron hot to be swayed in their findings by fear or hatred or a desire to help a friend. He enjoined secrecy concerning doings in the jurv loom and cautioned them to allow no one to speak with them cone, ruing essss to come before the jury, and said if nny one attempted to do so thsy Dun lap Hats Sl'UINIi STYLE ON SAI J' CHRISTIAN, A Sole Agent, 205 Lackawanna Ave. should be reported to court. "We muHt keep tbe fountalu head of justice clear and pure," concluded the judge. WHAT SCRANTONIANS THINK. 1 have examined witli considerable rare the copy of Vol. 1 of tho Encyclopedia liritiiiiineii of the edition otiered hy nil: ritlliUNK. mid enmunred It with tho same vol ii in, of the Scribuer edition which I have Hi my library, nud flud It, so fur ai 1 can Hi e, identical with the latter, except that it Iiiih more and later maps ami a supplement bound with It that brings the treatment of tbi nublsote down ton later date limn the urlginal. It In a marvel to ne that it can be oltereil at the extremely low price named. Thus, k nvkli.h. Attorney ami .'ounuellor. In I lie enrlv nnrt of ISI2 I nun haw I from has. Bcrlbuiir'l Sons their edition of the Encyclopedia Qrltaunlca, twenty-live Volumes, bound in leather, for Hi. i o r. ii M Watson. Attorney and onniellor. Referring to tbe Baoylop die Britau nice offered by TubTbibune I consider it au excellent work. I have the Edinburgh edition, which cost me tH ,00 per volume. This reprint at ( I OS per volume is another Instance of American Ingenuity, Bbv, P. k Zizlbhsnn, Kx I 'resident of Vale College says: "1 will defy any nun to buy il.b'Xl volumes that will give Mm as good a working libra ry us is furnished in the Encyclopedia Drltsnnlcs alone." Only 1 1 days remain in which to rsOCiVO it. Klie nt the Koreal House. A pile of debris at tbe Porest House be came Ignited loet. night and burned fiercely f i a time. A still ahum wu. lent out to which the CJryetal company responded and extinguished ihe lire . i e - Kueic BnxM Rxolosivsly liest Innde. I'lavany decil ed liumbor Of lUneS, OsUteCbi as Sons., manufacturers, 1080 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Won derful orrhestrial organs only Hand I1U, Bprclalty: old mnsia boxes carefully re paired ami Improved with new tunes, - UcBbidb's now Turkish bath. Every, thing new, outi spruce itreet, opposite Court Homo. - Anhpuaer liuscli Bwr. Ioulu Li liinan , Bpruce 'U Housekeepers, ATTENTION CARYING SETS KNIVES FORKS SPOONS DINNER SETS ' TOILET SETS LAMPS SILVERWARE, &c. Largest ani Best Line in the city. 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, Oar Bargain Counters Filled with Snrprises. 300 Martin Sc Delany Coal Exchange, Wyoming Avenue. PRING . . . Styles of s Have arrived. Best quality and lowest prices. COLLINS & HACKETT 220 Lacka. Avenue. Easter P 0 F uapes I r r u rxcio an-3 Wraps or the Spring :uMfff Summer of ' 94. w Stock Large and Attractive, Prices the Lowest on Record. VISIT i s, BUY OR NOT. CHINA : HALL G. W. OWENS WEICHEL & MILLAR 116 "Wyoming Avenua & Co. Clonk Makers and t'arriers, -.iw: en 'iv .-i : -t., iH'O CO! KTIUM 1: SlfAKi w . s.otsr 1 . -t tsi iiiaBiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiitiiiniiii; The OENUINE Nse " Z. Usvea i "MATHUSHEK" PUNQS EST A3. 1fl66. S gj New York wsrnrooma So. 5 hi Fifi h n Bono, I C. R1CKER & CO., B ""l' ileslers In tbli n I g OfBco IS! kdami vi n i SI r.3siciiiiiciiiiiji,:4iiii'inif." Scientific Eye Testing Free By Dr. Bhimberg, The Bpeelsllet on the Rys Hesdschsi nn.i KsrvoastiM relieved. Lstasl end Improved Hivl, of l-'.vo QIssm! ruwl Hpsuteols! ill tlit Lowest. Prioss IJest ArfelBelal Byes lassrted for l jo., SPRUCE ST., op. Post Offlco. Union for Ever WH ARB NOW 0111 KiMi THE I'' lux st LINK OP U1UYCI.KS AND TRICYCLES POR MEN AND BOYS IX THE CITY. WE ARB SOLE AGENTS FOR THE LEADERS, UNION Q. T. ROCHESTER and PREMIER HELICAL Florey & Holt Y. M. C. A. Block. HOW LIKE A Special foT This Com ing Week. Ladles' Kill Button, pointed and Philadelphia loss, natsnl lostiivr tips, ipeoial price, Si 695 worth, 3. . Ladles' Dongois K d Button, hand iswed, ipeoial prioe, $3; worth $ 9 Misses' Kid Bntton, plain tnee, snrlno heal, sneolal nt ic. fi-50i , - , a - worth P Boys' School siiops. DonRoia lop, tn :.. no i'isi jinci, . 50; worth.. I Men's i'H Patent Leather Lsc, pointed tors, ipecial 1'ru,t, $3.00; worth Men'i Calf BInober, hand sswed welt, Piccadilly Uit, !i-.,-il prloe, $1 8q; worth 8 Llttis Boys' Bhost, bntton ind Isee, iprlnn heol, mil "jnt iik pipa's,"sisei B to li'. ipecial price, :i 50; worth 1 Ycnths' Calf, bntton si"l lace, spring heels, Goodyear welts sir.- 11 loSt, special prioe, Sa; worth, i- 00 ,00 00 30 HE FEELS SCHANK'S Arc add Sooo Store. WYOMING AVE The Great Marvel of Dental Bdeuoe Ansesthene A recent discovery and tho solo property of As r YEAR he had saved 9300. He bought ;i house worth $1850 paid $300 down, gave a mort gage for 1,550. Today he esti mates ns follows: Ki'l.t suvrt.l $;) 0) Istorost on mortssv. ...fi Tiixe Mid rep.ln x St uv ."0 Neteaviagoa nnt flS H Saved on wilnrv 150 lU Tosppl) on raorttate fCTO 4.) l:l l ilii ION l ) ol K years Hint to n. will he f rrosa itebl snd 1 -i..,iv hsee hni. of ni own." ORBRM RIDOK t th,. paradise foe homen Fins a s,m hues recently iln Ished :i besatlfnl villa, whloh the efltsaj on .ii psymenta al S 1SA0, rii hi ttielrofl.ee, between Wsshlngtoai snd Ailantson Olive street EZRA FINN & SONS, THE CELEBRATED PIANOS Ar . Pietest tht pppntar tad PieSwisd if U11.I1111 Arut Weroroeau 1 opposiie ctumhus Hsnumeat, 208 Wnshington Av. Soranton,Pa. UIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlHIIIIIillllllHIIIIIIU 5 TRIBUNE BOOK COUPON, 1 I Hcnwood & Wardoll DENTISTS, 316 Lackawanna Avo. WHAT J. (I. 8BAMON88AYS ABOUT AN.KSTHKNK. DBS, HENWOOll WABUKLl.: After liavlns eleven tertli vxtraeted r one elttlug hjr the patalew inetii,i, I pee ii.. our,' it sutlesljr sattsfaetoev lu ever pnrtlenlar, J. SKAMOMt FOUR of thfii COUPONS, rc tMnltl ftt Tilt Trlbtitit tKil. , cor nel Ponn nvMnit Mil tprttoc iIfmi, entlilM tht Itoltlor In alt tho prlv 6gM t tito unpaWnttstod urrifl tor dlitribatlng populaf iiook Ht&Oslf OUT tciulorn. Tho oflfen Mftdfl hy Tho TrlbutiD iiniiiittt'lut nt tiru HH follow h; 15 CKTH nitil Four ronpnni for nny volutno in thi ffluitihan So rlt tt. Over loo tltlM i i, . i from. fli'J. 7ft mwl I our CottpOOl for n 10 VOl II til fl bi t of Dll'leCim " ill !!' !' work J5 10 CBNT1 mul Font Coupon for J Hiiy bok tn tlio Htiffby SerioH. I B5 OKNT8 And Four Cuupotin for mm nny honk lii tho Oxf orl Scii en. niiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiffiimiiiiii