TOE SCEAKTON TEIBTTNE-WEDKESDAY MOItNIHG. MAT 10, 1894.
Lacisum
All Things Musical
STELLE&SEELEY
134 Wyoming Ave.
HIOII GKA13IJ
WEnEIt,
SHAW,
KMKUSON,
OlIIKR MAKES
ALL PRICK
See the Shaw Piano from
the World's Fair in our
window.
I Foe to Dyspepsia
GOOD BREAD
USE THE
WWHIT
And always have
Good Bread.
SIAXCFACTT-REI) AND FOR SALE TO
THE T1SADE BY
The Weston Mill lo,
EEWARB OF COUNTERFEITS !
Punch Cigars
HAVE TME INITUIS
G.. B. & Co,
rmpr'ntoil en rr.h C'nv
Gamey, Brown & Co. Mfr's.
int 1. . llol bBj U( AUBl
DR. H. B. WARE
HPECI U.IHT.
EYE. EAR, NOSH A NO THROAT.
CFF1CS BODSS :
l TOU.WA.il.
- : s. xi mi
35 WYOMING AVE.
PERSONAL.
T F. W.lsh ipml y.'st-rJay at Pottt
ville. Coal Operator J. P, Boete te,u in Phila
delphia Itondajr,
J. L II"pp, of tbo Fashion, ii Tn N.-w
York 011 busincsi.
Mrs. John P. Kvan. of i'otttville, il tat
guests o! I'rovhleuce frie:ilt.
.Mrs. K Mei rifi.-M, of Wyoming ftv. uue,
ba retvraed from a rititto I lalifornie,
Mrs. CharlM Ealle, of tni. olty, it tho
gusi of V.n. J. H. Z-rb"T, of l'ottsville.
Tnl le Kvuns, of tbe I'ittatoii (iczelte,
called on friend m tho city last evening.
Claiotire L. Dean, aivanre representa
tive Iiarnum ai.d Ur.ilijr'e circus, is in
Mm city.
Dr. J E Svulasii!, of tbe I.aekiwa'ine
toapital, has rcturuei from a visit at Phil
ade'phin.
Mn. M. L Smitb, of Hallatead Place,
has retnrntd from a visit with friends at
Welliboro.
John W. ,!rmvn, neretary of tbe board
of trade of Ilarrmburg, is flopping nt tlie
Wyoming lieine.
Lr. J. L. r'ordham is at Kharmkin at
tending tb( Hiiimal tneetlag of the SUojUO
banna Duntnl as-oclalioD.
James Arohbald, sr., went down to
Potto Villa M unlay to nee hit s .in, who are
opera tli g ibe Bllverton coin-ry.
C T. Huland and John S. Mi l aim leave
this morning for l,airobe. Pa., to attend
the state COBVIBtiOa of tbe Anciei.t Ofdaf
of Ilib Tiiiaaa.
DUNMORE,
DUNMOM, May 16. Dnnmoia Chap
ter N.. 1110, Epworth Magna will give
ponetrl and social at Iba tfetbodt't
Episc0p.1l chnrch, Weilnidy, Hay lti.
A Jilt asnut time is anticipate I as up i:i
tbia occasion the new Cbiokaring
piuno pnreisnaed by the li-nue, will be
D d for the firtt time. Tho following
piogrammo will be rendered by the
member! of tho league, netiiteil by
other local talent, and othert from
Bcranton :
Introduction of the New I'iuno by I'rof.
Kern.
Piano Duet
Misses Hrace Chamberlain, Minnie Dexter
Voial Solo MiHs Sailer
Pie.no and Violin Uuot
Missis (Irace and EMI Powell
Vocal Solo F. A. Cart
Piano SSolo Prol. liorn
Vocal Solo Miss Sailer
Piaiio and Violin Duel
Miss Minnie Dexter and ii. O'iirieu
Quurt"tto
liltlM tiruce Powell, Minnie Richards?
Thomas llenwood and E. J, Stewart
P.efrtbhments will be served at tbe
close of tbe concern.
Ecraatan'a Butiuem Interests'.
Tna Tuihune will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur
ing and professional interests of Scranton
and vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully llluetrated with
fihotogravure views of our pnblic build
tigs, business blocks, streets, etc., together
with portraits of leading citizens, No
similar work has ever given an equai rep
resentation of Hcrauton's many indus
tries. It will be au invaluable exposition
of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies of
tbia handsome work will attract
new comers and be an unequalled
advertisement of the city. The circu
lation is on a plan that cannot fail of good
results to those coucerned as well as the city
at large. Representatives of Trnc Tribune
Will Call Upon THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are ii eh i n so in this edition and explain
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views of their residences
in this edition will please have notico at
the office.
PANGS
OR
BANS
SNO
NEWS OF WEST SI
Bidding Adieu to the Washburn Stree!
Presbyterian Church.
OLD BUILDING TO BE TORN DOWN
Michael Nec, of Luzerne Street, Ar
rested for Abusing His Wife John
Tierney Injured by Being Kicked by
a Mule James Dunleavy Severely
Injured Personals and Many Brief
Items of News.
The West Side office of the Scraxtun
lBIBUm Is located nt 1040 Jackson street,
where subscriptions, advertisements and
communications will receive prompt at
tention. The festivities at the Washburn
Presbyterian church lasteveniug were
one, tho memory of which will long r--muin
in the hearts of the members.
As slated in Tilt: TRIBUNE before, th'
building is to bo torn down to make
way tor n new and magnificent struc
ture. Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
a number congregated in front of the
church and it was sold nt miction.
The bidding was rather low 'id th--church
was given to J. D. Williams
for the sum of S0. Tho last evening
in tho old ohnrou was ipsnt delight
lully. At G o'clock u tapper was held,
which moat of tho members atten la I
At 8 o'clock the social began. Iba
church, despite the livliness of the
place, presented n srewsomo appmr
ano. The seats and Carpel! lud been
removed, giving the building a some
what desolato appearance. At Iba
close the old bell which bad tolled OUt
so many years' was mug for tho Inst
Uuii iu tue old pi ice.
Ho Ba'. His Wife.
Michael Xae, of Luz-rne street, wai
arrested yesteiday by Constable John
Davis on it warrant sworn out bv Ins
wife and issued by Alderman T T.
Morgan, of tbe Fifteenth ward Nee
Das been iu siuh prodiotmentl before
lie nbases ins poor Wife in a ibamttal
manner, it portal ly while under the in
tluence of intoxicants Sue appeared
In the al.lerman court with blaokened
yes mid her tti turea bruise 1 badly
After a bearitisr nee was aant to lb!
county jiil to await the oomlng term
of court in default o( ISOO bail, tins is
ins thud offanta,
Kicked bv a Halt.
John Tierney. of LiiZ'riie street, was
seriously injured yesterday morning
while at wotk in tho Oxford inline by
being hicked by mule, Tierney is
aiout I t yeurs of age, but drivel an
animal f u most Vicioni nature. When
the mule kicked him tue cir was In
in itioo, and Tierney waa dragga i
HVeral yards, He was ploked up In hu
uuconscious condii i vi an I retaovtd to
bis father's bome. I!'-" band was badly
cut and Uo was otbnfwue injured. Dr.
Carroll was intamooad an 1 stitchel
tbe wound
IoJurd to th Mines
James Dunleavy, of Filieenth street,
employed aa a driver in I ha Central
I mines, was painfully and peruapi er
I I 'usly injured yesterday wliile at work
Dunleavy was standing on one of the
i trsokl so tniiiieiout through' ait tbe
mines, Wflen a Car came put, and be
fore he could gel to a place of safety.
tM waa knocked down, 'l ite wheel oi
tlie car muds au Ugly gasn over the
right eye, und hi head is bally
bruised. Dr. Carroll is attending bltn
The ITtwi ' adeaaed.
Frank Siatier, proprietor tbe Bl t
ter house on Nurtb Ualu avenue,
which ll lti pionet r hotel of the SVetl
Side, it having tue h une entirely
renovated .New paper will be plaot I
ou tko walls aud the bar Will be re
modelled
Dauul Mohr. of Philadelphia, it the
guest of relatives on Nortn bntnoer
avetiue
Miaeef Anna Jones and Freda Bam,
itndanti t tne Bloomabnrg Mate Nor
mal tc'iool, have relume I to their
studi s after u visst at the home of
Contractor William li. Willutns, of
South Mam uveune.
A meeting of Kobart Morrn iolge.
order of lvoritei, was held last evening
in Ciark't hull.
B. I. Evana, proprietor of a store oo
BoStk Main avenue, is having a new
front put in Ins building. W: en ooiu
plete it will be b lU'luoniu in appeal -eiice.
Mr. patr.ck M r .n. of Twenty
fourth street, onuorwent lUccetelul
operation yeatarday by baring tu t
ot her right foot amputated by Dr.
Carnil. Mn. Itorau was tr. ablod
with a disease which tUada smpiitatloii
nectstary.
HIm Ethel Tbompfon, of Bnltlmort,
it the guest of in- u Is on tins side
Ira DaVlea, of Washburn sir. et, and
Daniel K-ese, of Fillmore avenue, have
returned from llablng trip to Qraval
poud. Tuey report a large c ilea of
perch.
mmm
JtWISH WOMttM OHO AN 12 i.
Kobl Frlaclplss That Aulma o Them
la Eo Dolus.
A I ng-t number of the b.'st known
Jewish women of the city met in the
lecture ro IU of the Linden Str -et
temple last evening an I organlltd ii
SorantoD section of the National Cjuh
cil of Jtwlifa Woman,
The purpoaet of the orginiz tlion are
lo bring aoout closer relatloni among
Jewish women, to funds i by au or
ganic union a medium of oommnolo
lion and a moaiis of pr utinc work
of common inecr. s', to nromuiirate
united effort! in behalf ot Jo I Usui by
supplying meant of atuly. and In be
half of the work of goolal reform by tbe
application of the Oeit puilatitropliio
thought.
Habbi Jiicob Feuerliuht if ns choitu
temporary ch itrman of tin meeting
which elected the following parm i
ncnt officers: Mrs. Jaoh Feiterlicht,
president; Mis. (i E. Root, vice prill
dmt; Mrs. Binjsmia Simter, tocre
tarv, and Miss U Gloodmin, treasurer.
Mrs. J Fivoiitan, Mrs. J. Kline mi 1
Mn. M. Simmons were sel cted to com
prise tho executive committee,
The meeting adjourned to meet
June IB,
CONVENTION AT WILKES-BARRE.
Temperance lien Will Must There Tcday
and Tomorrow
Today and tomorrow the annual con
vention of the Catholic Total Absti
nent! Union of tho Diocoso of Scran
ton will lie held in St. Aloysiut hall,
Wilkos-B irre. It promises to be a very
interesting tntetlng.
Tho Scranton tocietius will be repre
sented by the following: St. Dsn's bat
talion, James McNnmara, T. F. Kud
gen, Jnmes H. Burnett ; Father Whit,
tys', S. il. Duunn.P. T. May; St. Paul's
(G. it. ), M. J. Mellndy, T. W. Early;
St. Pault't eadets, Martin Ferguson,
P. D Mnhon; Father Mathow, (Hyde
Park); Father Mathow cadets, M. T.
Walsh, John D. Cronin; St. John's S.
S., J. J. McGuire, W. H. Gavin; St.
John's (Pine Brook), Timothy Burke,
D. J. Cambell; St. Cecelia's, Indies
Maggto Burnett, May Hennigan; St.
Paul's cadets, P. F. McCoy, Timothy
McCoy.
THE HAND OF FATE.
It Was I r a ii nt bv Miss Ltst-r and
Compar.y at tho Academy.
Miss Minnie L stur aud her company
gavo "The Han i of Fito" at the Acad
emy of Muiio last evening before a well
pleas'id audience.
During th" p rforraanco Frank Mc
Nish and John A Proiton introduced
their clever specialties. Tonight "An
uettc, tho Dancing Uirl," a drama of
great merit, will biproduoed.
On Thursday evening the company
will plav ''Silver Hedge;" Friday even
ing, "BelOOO Lights;" Saturday ev n
log, "Jack Sbippard." Tnuridny
matitipo. "Bote of KiU irney. Matinee
prloea, 10 cents to evoi body in all p irts
of the house.
SOUTH SIDE.
The complimentary concert of Elec
tric City council, Koval Arcanum, nt
Qirmauia hail last night win tnof.
OOghly enjoyed by n large assemblage
of invited guests. The musical aud
literary progratnmi, as it nppeand in
TBI TniBDKB, who folloived ill every
detail Tlie principal event of the
evening was tOI u idress of Dr E. D.
Doolittle, of Euton, grand regent of
tho Royal Arcanum f r Pennsylvania.
Dr Doolittle is an eloqomt au I forci
ble speaker and the large audience Wat
cirri d aWiy with his oratory. li;s
thome was not entirely given to the
history of the society ; he spoke of pub
lic qnntioni as well and aim fr quest'
lv c imp sill I his hearers to lose ttieir
gravity by lilt ibarp wit nad unaffected
humor. It was close to midnight when
the eutertaium.uit ended K -fresh
ments wire then served, after which
the guej.s left for home.
Pattnk F.nntrly Injur..!.
Patrick Finnerty, of stone avinni, a
voting tuan eiiiiloyel at the Booth
work', received sev-r injuries yetter-
day while ,t work. He was imployid
i:i running the buggies of iron on the
elevator lo the oonvirtlng department
Ouoofti.es . I ti.'gies loaded with piil
iron, which ha 1 He -n hoisted to tbe
Cbarglng tl'or, was left standing near
the iu utb of the elevator sUaf', and
in some onareonntabli mannirltbt
g.iii running backward until it n iht l
the opening and Weil peli-m-dl to th"
bottom, Plamrtt was at the foot of
the shaft and before ho oonl 1 cet to a
place of safety, 001 of the iron bais
struck him on the face He .lid not
gat itrnrk tqnartly. The bar grated
his clxek md t re a big gah in it. He
Waa taktn bomi at. 1 Dr. Mauley
dreai 1 ins wouu lt.
Hsvs Srcur.d Nw liars.
The Wilii.im C nn-ll II couipmy
has at In at MCUrtd a hew hone, Yes-
tarday afternoon Llvtrynun Pi ink
Scutt so'd to the c .nipstiv a lag gray
weigblug 1,400 poonda. Tbi amount
paid was 190 I ne barataa which wt
Used ou tae oilier horse 11 too sui dl to
St tbe titw one, aud it could not be
bitebad to the boat carriagi ywtirdiy
K r. m 10 A:. drew J. White, ens I f th
moit praotloal horatmin in the city,
however, loeut tbe afternoon lo trying
lo Incut the animal lo rush oiler
the harness at IB! II DOd I the al inn.
and wat quite loctmlnl. The William
CoOMlb will now be able to resp I
to ills i-iti tl to th - spsnl and prompt
tn ss oi' i tin r c mip mi s
Fh rtif Paraa r!pha
I'.itr.-k Kaln, of H ll-vu. an I M.-s
Mry Bb ridin, of Slooi avenue, will
lw Hurried this afttmo n at 4 80 In Bl
Pete: s e itbadl ,1
Gteorgi UretUi i, al Bireb stre-t.
ud Miss Llui Davit, of Sooth Mala
avenue, wire married on Monday af
ternoou at '.ae imni" "f Mr (ir !llu'i
pir-uts. it-v Mr Ztisltmau, of tlit
U Ml n Avrnoe Lola ran oburob p-r
formed tbe ceremony
A matting r tboi i opp ! tit.-
MWir in lli Twtolleth ward w oel I
last night iu Km:. I M llar'l ball on
Proipact aviont Jobo C Lavll wai
in tba chair and Cnirln K nt rac r l I
tbialoutnot the maatiag, A goji
deal of talk tl indulged in and tin.lly
the BOltlllg br ikt '.n ;:i I nfOli I.
-
THAT FiMGUb "04S C-SE
It Will Praaabiy 8t Triei at iitsbuia-
Tolay
It is rspreted that the trial of tlie
rate of th govimmn t agaloal aula
R m, of Ibti citv, ehargad ou ixi
four counts with sending obaBint und
thriateiilDg letters I : rough tue m ills,
wfllba called f..r ttisl at Plltibnrg
tbil tin. ruiu.:. Tue ease has awakerie l
mnob interaai In tbi Smoky City.
Mis Ross is quartered with btritip
father at th'- Central hotel and Mi-i
Jennie Halt is a guest at Ibe aam
house. A Capiis was i.ud for Jennie
R ss in' t week, but tbi had itarted fi r
Pitlabnrg i ifori tbt dooomenl was r -
ceivu I In this city.
.Miss Mott wis taken setimisly ill at
her hotel on S iuday an I a d '('tor slim
limned S II wat much Improved Mon
day, ami it is ibongbl win be able to
go into today to testify.
Mta R oss will lie defended by Attor
ney W. W, Wltaon, of this city. Sue
will deny that ibl wrote th-i letters.
OEATH OF A J. MA HON.
Tb End '"in. V..s ntiy Aitor
Two
ot : ill rlnir
Andrew J. Maboo, of .lOD Third
street, who conduct ! a groc-ry and
llv-ry business in this el'y for ovtr
thirty ye. ir, died at his noma yester
day after a wo months' illness
Mr. Malum w..s a thrifty btisincsi
man nn I am inert, considerable Wealth,
Ho was about 56 years of age nud for
the past few yenis had been iu poor
lien 1th. The funeral arraugem .hit are
not yet OOmpltted,
OEATH OFMHS. BRIDGET O'MALIEV.
Shs Did La-.t Niirr.'. Aft-r a Pslnful
Illntea,
Mrs. Bridget O'M .Hey, ngd B4
years, wife of Michael O M illey, of 610
Wyoming avenue, died last night
shortly before midnight
She was a sister of BtV. J. J. Cor
oner, of For!! City and ol Sistor Li
gouri of tbe Immaculate Heart of St.
Cecilia's convent.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been completed.
-o-
A Dslluh'.fiil H nortalr.insnt.
Ou Thursday eveuing one of the bright
est and most Dilating entertainments will
he given in the lactSn room of the Klin
l'ark church. It will be 10 i veiling of rare
inton st. General und Mrs. Tom Thumb,
together with an original recital by tbo
talented Miss Morton, will bo among the
attractions.
Kuilo licx is Ksduaivtdr.
Blltmadl, Play uuy Offired number of
tunes. Uantscbi & Sons., manufacturers,
1080 Chestnut street, l'hiludelphia. Won
derful orcbettriul organs, only ti aud $10.
Specialty: Old music boxes carefully re
paired and improved with new tunet.
C.1.DEK1H
Tho First Indictment Against Him Is All
That Will Bo Tried This Term.
THE COMMISSIONERS WERE NAiHED
Attorneys W. Gaylord Thomas and VV.
W. Baylor Appointed to Conduct
the Twelfth Ward Councilmanic
Contests The Jury Disagreed and
Was Discharged A Spicy Peckville
Case on at Adjournment.
The first of the series of indictment.!
charging ix-At1irmtn 0. M. Deloug
with mildemtjanor in office was taken
nn in court room No lyesterlay uf
timoOD, Judge Siltser occupying the
bench.
County D tective John J, BUea wai
the prosi clltor, mid District Attorney
Kelly opened the OBI! for th" com
monwealth. !) Dong was represented
by Col. F. J Fitiaimmoni nud John F.
scra'g. He iiohargid with inooring
Unlawfully the sum or Td cents from
tho county by nuking falsi returns.
In 1891 Jacob Z tgler.of the Eleventh
wind, swore out a warrant before c.
M DeLmg, whowni at mat time aN
It i in in of the Eighth ward of tine
city, against Daniel ii iyl and his two
laogbtin, K'ttla ind Mary Ann, on
aooount ol soum trouble Oiat uroso be
twoan the partial,
A day waa aet for the hitting in the
can and Bayei and bin daughter! wlih
their witness oa, ware on hand. They
waited some time liyond'tbi hour set
for the hearing, but '. 'gler, the prose
cutor, did hot put an appearance.
Accordingly Deloug dlamlaied the
case, placing tho costs on tiio prose
cotor,
Several witness . s wr called v 'ster-
lay win twora that there was no test.
mony whatever taken by ihi aldern .:i
in th ' Zieglar case, but wiiun tu. trail
script of costs was returned to the com
misalonen than wis aa it-mof l
cents charged by D Long for bis fee In
Wiariog levin WltOllaal at tue rat ) of
10 oentl api-ce.
lie Long claimed that hit olirk, n
young man named Judge, wai ln
irttsted with toe ti ling out of the tra i
icrlpta and that bi left lueb mitten
ntirely in hit bandi Tint was tho
reason of tin error, if th-re w re any,
in tins cate.
All th ev; 1 i wat In when court
adjourned, and the attorn)! will ad
dress the jury tins morning
oriii.it CASH in 0 OKt
The ess- of M i ! nil int in .ro against
Climntina Martttna waa fintibvsl ba
lor- Jo'lge .tt. r at noon, and Iba
jury retir .1 lo deliberate on it IVbm
court a j mn"), tbo Jury returned
i verdiol Ondlng tbi difiodint
entity if Immoral conduct aud th
j u irt we." ditobarged,
lldore Judge .avaga in court r ..'a
No. tu1 first naaj was Ibat of Cnrii
tlao B ' ira ler ag unit Aaguit HUcken
I'T.'. Cbargl Ig assault and battery.
Tba MM ua submitted to the jary
without trgumtot
A'ter i- nsiaVri t tl.e cas for three
quarter! of an hour tba jury returned
avrdictof DOt guilty and plac 'line
costs mi :: , r OUtOT
Robert C Wilis was next called to
tell why be offered tninlt to the body
nf Fred W, Btagmaa Aielatant Die
tl lei Attorney ( ) Nllll Was for 111 Colli-
tnonwealtb and E C. Newcomb for
tue defendant.
Btagmaa was u.t on hand te pros
eota and h will be required to ultli
the coits.
a IT. K ItXI KAXDAX,
1' I Bill i ,S" Was that of A',, M F irr
againit Cuarlee Woolt, abarglDg ee-
luriuii sua ais i in hcc i.i; Living
charge ot carrying concealed wca: s
M il Parr, WbOU a prett and in
telligent young wotua . f 18 waa put
n tba (tail and the told tbe story of
bei relaih . with Wo i Ii
Whan she first tint tbi difen lint, he
Cilne to board it th I of u ilnu
named HeBrlde living :ie.(r rchbald,
at Wbtch place she w riu;. o.. I al
servant girl
Bba beoaota arqnalnted with him in
lhr-e days an I v. i nt to a plc-nic Hi
I i ;r retUI i bom at night aha wea:t
that Wood became lutlmete with nr,
promlalog tom.ko it tight by mar-
riegi,
Bubarqninl to thli dale Woodl
rltltid tar at her father! house m
PackVllI", where h was r reivd pv
tiie family as hat accepted lover. A
: wai s-t for the marriage, but th
night prevl us Wooda aaked to post-
p ue th i vent for a '.vee;;. w .i.-'i was
Igret d to by the girl's father
In the no an time the defen lint mir
rled a girl from tba Bonth Blda. He
kept Ins III. 1. 1 ,'" a atetet howev.r,
a I i ti" in. lit while visiting the Farr
residence a rev dver dropped (rotu Ins
pookat to the il tor, It wai admllted bj
the pros. cation that he did not point
the wrap hi at any body in tba home.
The case wai on at n.lj on meat.
TlIK Jl KV DttAOPJtKO,
The jury engaged In the ens of the
young man lauoley andGlbbooa, ln-
dlattd for laroeny at the instance of
Liviryman l'.erce, of 0trbon4a!e,could
i. : " an I ,!u In.' Si titer .lii.'uarg-d
them from (ortbir couiideratlon o( the
Ci.so. It wat learn.d that the jury
tt.. I four for ICqtltta) and eight for
conviction.
John Dint, who wat cmvioted of
threatening to kill Tbomaa Pawoba,
both of Mud town, interad bail in th
sum of sj'i in to kep tb paaoa for on
year. Martin Wnyshner lecmiu his
boudimao,
Court yiiterday appointed W. Qty
lord 1 In in as and W. W. Biylor C0m
mlllionin to take testimony Iu the
i well th ward eouncilin inio coutesti.
To Oar ra'rui'.
While our store room will not be C0B
Dieted before June 1. we have i as it is) n
great deal mora room t wlo butioett and
win mdaavor to k i v our patroai tin. wr
Viol they ilen'rve. We are very grateful
for the very lur;o patronafe extended ever
sine " nur tire, and propose iu our present
qnarters to demonstrate fully that they
can buy their supplies from a neat, ch'an
store just aa cheaply anil with a great di nl
more pleasure. tl ir entire stock is n-w.
Never in the history of the country were
goodi so low. l'amiiu's, hoteband hoard,
log houtei can buy of us a cheaply a
from any New York whulesnlo house if
they de-he goods in quantity. We want
to thank our patront throughout North
eastern Pennsylvania for their ooofldenoa
and liberal patronage and wo intend to
demonstrate that wulle we will have the
handsomest f tore in the state, it will be
Conducted on nicb business principles nud
In such a liberal spirit that we v ill con
tin 01 to grow nud keep pace with this mug.
uillcent city. Yours truly,
B, (i. t'ot llSKX.
MR. ALEX, PHILLIPS
Sow hM haiohnrffo of tho KEYHTOXE 110
'J EL, loriuurly c.tlle ! UlayCiQfli Ktyit oornar
Il-.n-al..,. ,-., .,,wl Stv..ftntwl A ..11 II
imiiiuiuj ( tiMM wnewRHW J 1UI1 11 II I.' B
Uqoorti Hour, An Pim pi Mn will bo
kifi.it In itOQK. .Mr. Pbllllpi will Em pirns tit o
Kre-jt IiIh miiuy iriiudH who will
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A FINE GAME FXPECTED.
Cornill Will Meet Lihlgh in This City
Taturday.
College men are expecting one of the
closest games of the season between
the nines of Cornell and Lehigh next
Saturday at the Soranton base ball
park. Euly iu tho itngon the Cornell
boys went to the training tabler.besidos
doing actlvi work in tho gymna
sium. Their ratnt victories over Am
herst nnd tho university of Pennsyl
vania make thorn formidable contes
tants for lickighs' nine,
Tho Lehigh men however, are well
equipped to meet nay team and they
have defeated Lafayette.
Bendlsslon & Woerz'e nnd Ballantlne'e
Aies tire the neat. !.. J. WaLmu, agent, Si
Lackawanna u.euu
Have You
Seen the Late
4
Neapolitan Ware? It
is the Most Artistic
ever made.
If you 2vant a good car
riage you siwud see
them
Dinner, 7::
ClilU 1 J UwU
Best Assortment.
CHINA vHJUi
WE1CHEL & MILLAR
11G Wyominj;; Avenue.
One Coat Makes
Them Look Like New"
A7 iVai
tnetwi ittfafnaln tbe mark! lor
tooi 'i n op and D ilshltu Kurn n ur . (laraea
'ii a i aalrt, Baby Carrlaeea, le, ta
ae apeltettlnn tn i -i l Varnlan aii'l
Uranaform taieca lato b aatltal iiu.tat.joi of
Cherry, Wahogany,
OaU, Rn:woor), Watnu',
Vermillion and Ebony
Pal ip n I i nt aiot IIif I'm t ' i -
Bl suri't . gel "i lb ' . Jl I you wo! not be
li.4.ivlut I.
To Obtain Satisfactory Results
with Beady-Mixed Pa tits
LUCAS TINTKD6L0SS
t ! - I l"tl
I it as b leg
iarable, aau
Thentiafarl n et prase 1 . ,nr eattom
. .'.'.t r ar lacra-l tradelatheee
j.K-i. sack wj.- n
C .'.I 01 "i t f'.r ! taOtpl cinl shnsrioff " '
on and srlta foil loatrai tloataat .'tiiii!inis
l ( beaatlfying our I me aud surrojuJ
.ng-s
Matthews Bros.
323 Lackawanna Ave.
Print Butler
25c. 3 lb.
427 Lackawanna Ave.
C. DITCHBURN.
FRESH EGGS
RECEIVED DAILY
A. r. JURISCH
!35 SPRUCE STREET
BIOYOLKS AND BPOBTINO
(;ooii-.
Victor, Ocnilron. Beltpae, I.ovell, Diamond
unil Other Wheels.
OEED POTATOES
V ALL HEST VAK
VAHIET1ES.
ONION SETS
And all kinds GABDBN
BE EDS in bulk and in paik-
ages.
Pierce's Market
V-EMIM AVE.
Baby
Carriages
(LaaaaV
THE
Hindoo
Now on sale for 25c. or given
away with purchase of every suit.
Handsome line of Spring Overcoats
and the Nobby "Bell" Cutaway Snits
in
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
Wyoming Avenue.
m.mmmm
H
Li -
gaJ
At 308 Lackawanna Ave.
iillinery D
S 200 La lies' Trimmed Hats, in all the regular shades, S
worth $5, for $2.98.
2 io do. Sprays of Flowers, assorted colors, worth 50a, I
tor 10c. s
urt S
s. 45 do. Sprays of Mowers, assorted colors, worth $1, i
1 f'r 39c. I
2 :o doz. extra lone:, full regular made llernrdorf Dye 3
a iaaies nos;, wortn 39c, tor zoc.
I 36 do. Ladies' Mitts, worth 30c, for 25C.
i pair Lace Curtains, worth $2.75. for $1.75.
B 110 pair Lace Curtains, worth 3.00, for 2.00.
r 06 nair Lac Curtains, worth for 2.75.
I tS pair Irish Point, worth 10.00, for 5.00.
s 18 pair Ir'sh Point, worth 15 .00, for 8 50- z
7Z 10 pair Itrus.els. worth , 35.O0, for 15.00. 5
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DUNLAP
Straws
()' OPEN
Christian,
the
Hatter.
Thtnlreu h tuning to tovoj WQkti Rirr
tun lfvi h. ;.; VK hftre bt'' her; wt iW
h'Ti; wo will to b'Tt. Atra n WV y, loult
in on Bit nod if wo onnnot U'v ym tin flnost
1M( M I I. s AMI KPOR1 IN.
OOOIM, nn ! n re-or-l of inoro McyiMo uIas
than nay other Armlo thocity, wo wiU tnko
you to tho show.
FLOREY & HOLT
T. M G A. BUILDINa
Bicycle Riders,
Take Notice!
CAPS Invented
by a rider
Something New
CONRAD
Has the Agency
for them
THE CELEBRATED
PIANOS
Are si Po o ut Hip Mn-t Popular nnd Preferred by
lA'Stlinc Anitas
Waror.iotns : Opposite Columbus Monument,
200 Washington Av. Scranton, Pa.
Look In
Handkerchief Puzzle
6c Delany
S !
asnioni
epartsnent
SPECIAL
A Fine
Diagonal
Worsted Suit
for Men,
in colors black
and blue, for
Only $9.90
Ciotiiisrs, WteruriBto'
Suits
Capes
Jackets
For Women
Sell, Sell, Sell, is the order
of the day.
FIFTEEN
Imported Clay Jackets, Cut,
Style und Work tho best 01
the tailor's art A reduetioi
ol'50 Pa'r Ci iit. See this olTer
iiiK of Hi,'h-cluss Jaeketa
Your size is here.
CAPES
in rioth, Morie Silk, Cove'.
Cloth nnd Lace. Many styiei
iiiul prices that will please youv
SUITS
Printed Duck nnd Serges
Stnp d and Spot Patterns
Von ought to have one. Tki
price, $3.50 to $7.50.
G.W, Owens & Co.
Clonk riurl Suits Mnkora,
Court House Square,
nun 1 1 t l tjr- 1 j