TIIE SCEAKTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 12, 1894.
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34 WYOMING AVS.
y.mra,
PI! AW,
emkkson,
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FINEST LINE IN THE CITY
I'OK TUB F'KICE.
Ml'W AKD
E('OND UAKD
ALL l'ltltl S
GOOD BREAD
-USE TIIE
And always have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AXD FOB SALE TO
THE TRADE BY
The Weston il Co
EEWARB C? COUNTERFEITS 1
THE EFWUINE POPUUR
Punch CigarG
HAVE THE IMiTUtS
G. B. Se Co.,
finppin'1 on Fanh C'rmr.
Garney, Brown & Co. Mfr's.
luiur HulMi uua.;k.
DR. H. B. WARE
removed to
406 SPRUCE STRE3T,
back of Dime Bank.
PERSONAL.
Walter E. Gunster yesterday registered
as a student at law in tlie office ot Attor
ney (J. PI. Welles.
Mrs. Gelger and William Ingle, of New
Yrk, are visiting Connty Commissioners'
Clerk Wagner at his home la the Tenth
ward.
W. II. Taylor, manacror of the Scranton
city dirtctory, has been seriously ill from
a third attack of hemorrhage of the
f-tcmach. Under the treatmeut of Dr. H.
V. Logun he is now on the road to re
covery. William Powell, son of County Treas
urer Powell, went to Clifford, Susque
hanna comity, yesterday to attend the
wedding festivities incidental to the mar
riage of his consin, Frank Davis, to Miss
Lizzie Itimron at that place.
WORK OF AN ELECTRIC CAR.
It Killed On Horn., Irjartd Another
and Stnaihtd a Wagon.
An action to recover d amazes was
Virousht yesterday bv the Ilincliffo
L'rewine. and Milting company of I'al
eHOti, N. J., against the Scranton Trac
tion company.
On Juno 5. at Taylor, a wajoa ownod
by the plaintiff company was run into
by one of th defendant's electric car.
The wagon whs smased, ono of the
horses killed and the other permanently
injured.
To be recompensed for the loss caused
by tho accident the plaintiff brought
suit
Dr. C C LAMAcrr, dentist, Oas and
Water company building, Wyoming ave
rue. Latest improvements. Light years in
tscranton.
The Flcnio of th Eaaton.
The greatest event of tie Reason will bo
the picnic of St. Paul's Piortoer corps,
which will bo hold at Laurel Hill park on
i-aturdny, July 14. Great preparations fur
the same are now complete.. There have
been many enjoyable picnic held ot this
rojort, but this one will excel them nil f.ir
pleasure. It is the intention of the com
mittee in cl.argo to make this an enjoyable
affair for tho thousands of people who
will lit tend. Jfefreshments of nil kinds
will lie served on the grounds ftu j nlnro
will bo (fames of all kinds. The event of
the day will ,v mi exhibition drill givou
by the corps at 7.30 p. m.
ferae ton' Bualn Intsreits.
Tm TmnuNB will soon pnblish a rare
fully compiled and classilird list of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur
ing ana professional interests of fccranton
and vicinity. The edition will be bound
tn book form, beautifully Illustrated with
photogi avure views of our pnblic build
ii.Ra, business blocks, streets, etc., together
With portraits of leading citizens. 2fo
similar work has ever given an equal rep.
refutation of Kcranton's many Indus,
tiies. It will be an invaluable exposition
ot our business resources. i-ent to
persons outside the city, copiii of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be nu nneqnalld
advertisement of the city. The circu
lation is on a plan that cannot fall of gond
results to those concerned as well as the city
et lrge. Representatives ot Thb Thihunk
tvPl tall Upon TUOHK WUOSR NAMK8
are hkhirko iu this edition and expiaia
lis nature more fully.
Those desiring views of their residences
in this edition will please have notice at
the oOku.
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The bet salve la the world for Oat
Bruises, Soros, Ulcers, Bait liheum, Fever
bores, Tetter (.'happed Hauds, Chilblains,
Corns and all fekin Eruptions, and posi
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SI0W WE
118
ELECTRIC
RQfiDS
Plans of the Scrautoa North End Street Rail
way Company.
THE CARS WILL RON TO WINTON
Ideals to Furnish Means of Transpor
tation for the People of Winton, the
Low;r Part of Olypltant and Throop
Borough Road Will Not Bo Leased,
Mr. Ammerinan Says Extensions
South of the City.
Tie EUctrio Street Railway com-p-.uy,
of which Attorney Lemuel
Atiim rmnn, Lieutenant Governor L. A.
Wiitrew, II. II. Arcner, l S. Pae and
Kobert C Adams lire the directors,
which was mentioned in yesterd iy'a
VitiMJNB as having boen granted a
charter by the stnt department under
'he corporate title of the Scran ton
North End Street Railway company,
illowiui; tho privilege of buitdiut;
l nicks mid all other necessary ap
purtenances on certain streets in the
northern part of the city. Is ready to
1 i;iu operations as soon as the. right
of wav is grunted by the city councils.
A Thuiunu reported visited Mr. Am
meruirtn at his office yesterday. The
charter which was granted to his com
pany on Tuesday is only for the con
struction of a space of track about a
imleiu length beginning at the pres
ent termiuusof the Green Ridge Peo
!.iw's line of the Scranton Traction
company and ending at the eity lin on
tho border at Throop Uorough. But
there was addod to thu application for
the charter a rt quest for a franchise
for ajibort lino o finning at North
Main avenue and terminating at Dick
ou i, venue. This lino will not be built
for the preseut, n it is to seive the
purpose of connecting tho Providence
line of tilt) Scranton Tractiou company
with tho proposed Abinstou Electric
vnad. Tho combined length of the lines
granted iu Tuesday's ch'.irttfr,thori'foro,
is not more than a mile and u half. As
loon 'he right of way is granted by
councils for the building of what is
really the extension of the Green Ridge
line, the task of constructing a line
denr through to Jessup will at the
same time be undertaken.
FK.VSCHISr.S ALREADY SECTltHD.
The company has been graulol fran
chises by the authorities of Wiutou,
Olyphant, and Dickson City boroughs.
The route by which a person will reach
Jessup when the line is completed will
'.) as follows: Along the Green Ridge
People's line to Delaware street, on
Penn to Electric- nveuue, to Washinjt
tcn avenue, to the Olyphant road,
through the borough of Throop along
Main ro.id to Olyphant to Jesstip.
From the city liuo the new road will
run ptirallel with the present Provi
dence and Peckville road of the Scran
ton Traction compiuy, being divided
by the Lackawanna river and runninj
a half-mile, or thereabouts, npart.
The new road will furnish nccom
tuodations to the people of Winton
1 orougu, the lower part of O'yphaut,
and Throop borough that are practic
ally now without anything but train
service.
Mr. Ammorman.who is tho president
of the company, sid that bids are ad
vertised for and that in a weok the con
tract will probably be let The com
pany will not lease the line to the
Scranton Traction company. They
will operate it and own the power
houje and rolling stock. The power
house will be located at Olyphant. An
f ffort will be made to arrange a track
age grant with tho Scranton Traction
company by which the use of the Green
Ridge line may be secured for running
the ears tb.roo.gb to Lickawanna ave
nue to avoid subjecting the passengers
to the inconvenience of changing cars
at the intersection of the two lines,
EIGHT MILES OF TRACK.
From the presunt terminus of the
Green Ridge People's line, at which
point the lines of the new compnuy
will begin a length of eight miles
of track will bs laid, terminating
at the fnrther end of Winton borough.
The line will be built and cars run
ning.in Mr. Arumormnn's judgement, by
Nov. 1. The reporter asked Mr. Am
mereaan if it was the intentioD, as he Is
interested in those roads also, to extend
the Minooka and Taylor lines this
summer.
"Yes sir," he answered, "we expsct
to let the contract in a week; and ooth
lines will ba run through to Pittston."
The Taylor line will be extended
along the main road through Old
Forge township until it reaches the
tracks of the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad at the Lacka
wanna station. It will be turned to
the right along the railroad tracks as
far as Connellton, where the Lacka
wanna will bo bridgod, over which the
line will cross and connect with the
Dnryea line of the Wyoming Valley
Traction company. T.tis will make a
quick route to reach Pittston. There
will be a switch off on this route at
Fallon's hotel in Old Forge und n line
run along the back road to Monttic,
where it will converge with tho exten
sion of the Minooka and Greenwood
lino.
PLACES IT WILL PASS TIIROUCJII.
The latter line will he extendod
through Oak hill, through Mocsic,
Stark's Patch, Avoca, Florence. Smith
vills and liauitown, until it reaches
William street in Pittston, aloug which
it will run until it ends down town at
the Water street depot. All this work
will be finished Ly the latler part of
September.
MAGGIE WILLIAMS' SERIOUS CHARGE.
Warrant Issued f r the IL'an in ths
Cast.
Maggie Williuws, of Taylor, a Rirl
of nineteen summers, has caused u war
rant to be issued against William John
Williams, of A ven uo 1), ISellevne
Heights, ou a serious charge. The
young man was acquainted with Mi-s
Williams bnt two mouths when ho
wronged her.
Special Constable DeLong went with
a warrant to aervj on Williams but
was not ablo to Incite him.
ANOTHER SCR. UrON ENTERPRIZE.
Company Will Kt Incorporated to Deal
la Oil.
Application will he made at Harris
burg next month for the incoiporation
by Scranton parties of the Wyoming
Oil company. Th purposes of ths
company include the mining, storing
and soiling of oil.
Tho incorporators are Samuel P.
Biyar, George W. Barnes, Joseph B.
Dickson, O. ii, Johnson and Colonel II.
M. Boies.
ONE HALF OF BUILDING DOWN.
lira. Leah Jones-Davis Still Holds the
Fort in R.malnd.r.
One half of the old Red building on
Wyoming avenue, which oceupies the
ground that will be covered by the pro
posed Hotel Jermyn, has been torn
down and last evening the work of
clearing up the dubris and escnvatiug
deep enough for tiie cellar of the cow
hotel had boeu practicully couiplotm!,
Mrs. Leah Jones-Davis continues to
retain possession of the other h.df of
t: building, for which ahu has a lens?,
and thus far has refused nil overtures
to vacaw, that the work of tfnriug
down the remainder of tho building
and routing the hotel walla miyht be
proceeded with.
NORTH END.
The North Knd elllci of tho KciiANTon
Tiiiiu-nk is Wut'd i.t tuo lewis Id-UK Mtoru
anil Jehu's Stm-e, Wnyiin avenue, where sub
Her ptiens, ulvrtn"m 'nu und eoiiiuiuinculiuu
will lvci.lve prompt uttuntioii.l
Many Mines Said t Ka.ploy Boys Under
the Legal Ag'.
Many remarks uiv nude daily about
the boys of tender g-. who work down
in tho mines and in taa breakers.
Some of them cannot b-i ovr 8 years of
ago and there is a c- inc -mis of opinion
that the law prohibiting the employ
ment of boys nnd.'r a certain ngu is
disgracefully neglected.
To sue the youngsters of tender yenrs
consigned to sucil white slavery, is a
slur both upon the avaricious parent
and those suppos-' l to carry out tho
protective law. A strong feeling is
growing in tho North E nl that meas
ures should bo taken to uuforo the law
and inveBtigato the reason why matters
should be in such a deplorable condi
tion, There is no doubt that very soon
something tangible will be accom
plished to open tho eyes of the public
to the pitiable atato of affairs.
NORTH I 'HO JOTTINGS.
Miss Kato Moran is vi-Hing her sister,
Miss Mary Moran, North Main avenue.
Mis Mary ProdricI; is the guest of hor
uncle, Doiuiuick McAudrew, at lirowns
Ville. Miss Kntlo Murtach, who has spent a
pleasant two weeks' holiday at Avuca, re
turned to Provideuuo yo-derdny.
Nicholas Jenkins is a candidate from tho
third district, First ward, tor delegato to
tLo Republican County convention,
William G. Thomas, of Market street,
who for some time had been sulloring from
diabetes moliius, died yesterday morning.
Mrs. Ira Tripp, of PHI North Main ave
nue, is entertaining hor old friends, Mrs.
Johnson and Mrs. .Miller, of Fort Plains,
N. V. Master Miller accompanies the la
dies. Mrs. O'Malloy, of West Market streot, is
erecting a new cover over tho ball alley
which will bo ready for tho players today,
H will be an excollent alley wheu com
pleted. The funeral of W. G. Thomas, of SCO
Market etreet, will take place Saturday
afternoon. Services will be held at tho
rosideuco at a p. m. and interment will be
made at Dun more cemetery.
The funeral of Beatrice, the little daugh
ter of Alfred and Seliuu Hartshorn, of -104
Hast .Market street, will take place tomor
row. Service at the residence at 2 3 ); the
interment being at Forest Hill comotury.
The j jint excursion of the Puritan and
Welsh Iiaptist churchos to Fairview will
tako place ou Saturday, for which about
600 tickets have been disposed. There is
no doubt that this will bo tho excursion of
the season. Every provision has boon
made for the visitors in the shape of re
freshments. Mrs. Gardner, of North Main avenue,
entertained n large number of the mem
bers of the Women's Foreign Missionary
socioty iu connection with the Methodist
Episcopal church, at her resideuce last
evening. Interesting business in connec
tion with the society's affairs was dis
cussed and the visitors enjoyed aa in
teresting and instructive evening,
There is a growing sentiment iu favor of
Tripp's woods for a public park, and the
yoting-r people are especially enthusiastic,
as there is an excellent spot for a base ball
diamond, It is not too fur from tho North
End, as many would bo ablo to roach it in
a fow minutes down the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western track. Tho seneral
wish is to see the schomo carried out at an
early date, and there is no doubt that
Councilman Lauer is pursuing a commend
able course.
A warrant has beou issued by Alderman
Ilorai at the instance of Nichols Jenkins,
of UH Spring street, against John King,
who, it is alleged has decamped with some
valuable articles from Mr. Jenkins, ns
well as a two-months' board unpaid. King
went to receive his pay, which amounted
to about $ i at tho Cayuga miuo on Tues
day, after which no mwo was seen ot him.
The loss is somewhat heavy to Jenkins,
who is a miner at Von Starch's slope, and
cannot very well afford tho loss.
A free circus was givon yesterday aflcr
noon on North Mam avenue by a very
clever cowboy mounted on a "buck
jumper" belonging to William Eldridge,
teamster. Some timo ngo a firm of west
ern dealers brought abuut forty prairie
hnrs'is to McGroovy's stubles, and Mr.
Eldridge socured a team for isij. One has
submitted to his fate with good grace, but
the other is a terror. The rider displayed
splendid tact in rotaining his seat and
supplied amusement gratis to a large num
ber of interested admirers.
LE TTERFfiOMTHE PEOPLE
Under this heading short lot-tor of interest
will )o published wle-n accompanied, fnrpuh
lieution, by tho writer's name. Tiii'.Thiiiiink
will not ho held responsible, fur opinions here
expressed. I
ImmSDSo Ston Aich Suggested in Place
of Linden Strsnt Bridge,
Editor of The Tiiiii'm:
Tlie plans for placing a bridge over the
Lr.cKawa una river at Linden or Mulberry
streets have been long under considera
tion and have progressod so far that It is
supposed the people of our city taunot
wait much longer, beforo some ono shall
be adopted and bridif.i thus made. Jiut
would it not bo well to tnovri slow enough
on tlie subject and to adopt thy best plan F
It 1ms occurred to me, as well us to oth
ers, no doubt, that could tho proper'y
owners holding rights immediately ndjoin
ing the rivor, combine their interests with
tho city and place an arch of stone over
tho river of sufficient capacity for tho
How of water, and sido or coping walli of
proper grade height, nnd fill into bring
up tlie gi ado for rondwny, and then have
an asphalt or stono paving, making a per
manent roadway.
It practical to use atono for tho full dis
tance across the sparo to be spanned on nc
couut of railroad trucks it might bo a
composite structure of stone and steel.
Such a plan might bo adopted if the city
alone should build a bridge for public
travel; but in tho event of adoption of the
suggestion, owners of laud and the city
combining their iutorests, a long distanco,
even from tho Doiaware, Lackawanna and
Western bridge tip tho stream, could be
covered, so as tn be used for buildings to
be located thnrooii, it is believed to mako
a paying inve-dment.
it is probable that steel bridges may, tn
many instances, bo erected at. le-s cost,
but with the nbuu.lanrn of good st"iie at
hand and arches built of only snlliciont
for the tlow of water, nnd then filling up
to proper grade, nnd besides saving the
renewing of plank roadway so often there
may be economy, if not iu tho first cost,
which could bo'determiiied when proper
estimates are made,
Wm. n. Richmond.
Scranton, Pa., July 10, lb'Jl.
vino.
TIIOMAS.-July 11th. 1991. William G.
Thomas, at his home, at West Market
stroot, Providence, aged 6U years, 1
month and 'i dnys. Funeral at the house
on Saturday, July 14th, at p. m. In
terment in Dunmore Cemetery.
IIARMEY At the residoncoof his brother
Thomas, at Glenbnru, July 11, 181)4,
Alichael Llarney, agod 83 years. Funeral
will leave Uloumiru Friday on the 7 a.
in., Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
train for East Stroudsburg, where the
remains will be interred after a bigb
mass is celebrated,
ill OrWEST SHE
Kany Scranton Stockholders Interested In
tin Hjiult.
POTTSVILLS COAL IS TESTED
Specific Gravity and Weight of tho
Specimens Are a Source of Gratifi
cation Election of St. Paul's
Pioneer Corps' Officers Wedding
of Miss Lizzie Armstrong to E. S.
James, of Taylor.
Tho West Ride offlco of tho Pprantox
Tnuii NK is located at 113 North Main ave
nue, whein Hiib-criptloiis, advertisements
and communications will receive prompt
attoutiou.
Benjamin IIu:ie, inside superin
tendent of tho Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western mines, made a test yes
terday of two specimens of red iisli
coal which were t iken from the L-rwis
v.-tn of the Thonnm Coal company at
Pottsville. The test wm made at the
above gentleman's residence on Wash
burn slroet.and was witnossed by many
of the stockholders atid other gentle
men interested Iu the company.
Tho specimens are those which have
been on exhibition in the Star drug
store for somo timo. They are very
beautiful of their spocies, and have
bedn the subject of much comment,
Ono of the specimens had a i pccillo
gravity of l.O.Vi and weighs 05 G pounds
to the cubic foot; the otlp r l,,ul tho
same gravity and weighed 07 pounds
to the cubic foot.
The gentlemen Interested were much
doliguted witli tha reault of their tost
and have great fai lit in tho prospects
of their colliery, which is now boom
ing. Several well known Scrautonians
were presont at tho test.
ST. PAUL'S PIONEER OFFICERS.
Nswly Electsd Officials to Serva the
Coip9 One Year,
St. Paul's Pioneer corps have in
stalled the following officers for the
ensuing term:
President, Timothy McCoy; vice
president, J. P. Murruy; recording sec
retary, A. J. Martin; financial secre
tary, J. J. Sweeney; tr'a-urer, P. F.
Giiffia; auditors, U. Early. F. Mc
Claiu, P. J. Welsh; boord of directtr-1,
John Shea, Michael Coleman, P. F.
McCoy. J. B. Reilly and T. Ruddv;
investigation committee, J. Roche, E.
lvirley, M. Coleman; sergeant at arms,
John Shea.
ARMSTRONG-JAMES WEDDING.
Wsll-Enown Wist Side Couple Ilarrlsd
bv Riv. J. T. Morris.
Elias S. James, of Eynon street, and
Miss Lizzie Armstrong, of Taylor, were
married on Tuesday evening by R-v.
J. T. Morris, pastor of the Bellevni
Welsh Calvinistlc Methodist church, at
bis home on South Main avenue.
The young poople are well known
and will go to housekeeping on this
side, where they have numerous friends.
LITTLE WEST SIDE LOCALS.
31rs. Edward Bertine, of Farview ave
nue, is ill
Miss Carrie Thorpe and Mamie Willnnr,
of Chicago,are the guests of friends on this
side.
Evan W. Williams,of Ktiigston.roturned
homo from a visit with friends on this
side.
A larco number of West Side people at
tended the excursion of the Elks to Lake
Ariel yesterday.
Professor J. Parson Price, of Now York
city, is visiting Undertaker Will Price, of
South Main avenuo.
Mis. D. D. Evans and family, of South
Main nvouue, will go to Lake Winola on
Monday for a week's sojourn.
Contractor Edwin G. Hughes has a gang
of men nl work laving a new Mooring in
the third floor at No. 14 school.
Mrs. Daniel V. Phillips end son, Charles,
and daughter, Carrie, of Academy street,
are visiting friends in Plymouth.
Mrs. William 11. Hull and son Arthur, of
South Main avuiiue, hnve returned homo
from a visit with friends at llonesdale.
John Williams, of Eynon street, was in
jured on Tuesday by being nquoPZ.)d bo
tweeu tho cars aud the doorway of a gang
way in tho Hampton mines aud baaly
bruised.
John Lavello, In the oinploy of Contrac
tor Edwin G. Hughes, bad his baud lacer
ated by a circular saw while endeavoring
to stop it in bis employer's shop. Dr. J.
J. Roberts dressed the injury.
The excursion of the members of the
First Welsh Congregational church to
Lake Ariel will leave the Erie and Wyom
ing Valley Railroad depot this morning
at 8.U0 o'clock. Special cars will leave
ouch Hyde Park terminus at 7.45 o'clock.
The funeral ot Benjamin Tiiclt, of 22
Fifth street, occurred yesterday morning.
A solemn high mass of requiem was cele
brated in St. Patrick's church. Key. Fa
ther Golden was celebrant, nnd Rjv. Fa
ther Millaue, deacou. A large number of
friends attended the services, interment
was made in the Hyde Park Catholic cem
etery. Miss'Llz?,io Skerrit was pleasantly sur
prised by numerous friends last evening
at her borne ou LiiKtmo street. The house
was prettily decorated with flowers, end
a most enjoyable evening was spent. Pi
ano music was f iirnishud, and dancing and
gnup s were the principle features which
served top.iss uwuy many enjoyable hours.
Refreshments were served at midnight.
A case of slander, which attracted ft
motley crowd of spectators, was lisard
last eveniug in tho court of Alderman
Johns iu the Fourth wurd, Mrs. Hicliard
li.uaue, who resides nt the corner of
U nitbburn streot aud Morris court, was ar
rested lust evening on complaint of Mrs.
Lizzie Griftlitb, of Morris court, who nl
lcgos that ill's. Kuano called her vile
miiuesaud threatened her bodily harm.
Mrs. Uuane was bouadovor to court In tho
sum of fi)0 bail.
SOUTH SIDE.
All advertlsingniattor, news Hems and now
subscriptions, if lelt nt tlie following business
iiliicus, will bo promptly attended to: Zulu's
barber shop, West plaid's store, D. W. lluiupll
ley's pharmacy and A. J. MulUurlg's.
JamM Ullbrids Lijur.d la Counell &
Co. '4 Mint.
James Gilbride, a young man 19
years of ago, employed as a driver in
Counell & Co.'s mine, bad ono of bis
feet badly crushed while at work yes
terday morning by falling under a car.
Ho was removed to bis home ou Pitts
toon avenue where lie received medical
attention. The attending physician
thin lis the iujutei member can bo
saved.
FUNERAL OF A RLSPtCTED LADY.
Mrs. Bridget Hum Laid at Etst In
Hrds Park Cmtrr.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Barns
was held from her home on Moosio
street at 10 o'olock yesterday morning
and was attended by large number of
sorrowing friends aud relatives.
At St. Peter's cathedral a solemn
high muss of r.qnieui was celebrate:!
by Rev. J. A. O'Reilly. Rev. P. J.
Guided being deacon and Rev. Father
Mangan snb-deacon. 'Interment was
made in Hyde Park Catholio Cemetery.
SOUTH SIDE BRIEFS.
Mrs. J. Micbns, who baa been ill for a
couple of weeks, is recovering,
Oflieer Dnirtrsu went on night duty last
night and OlUcer Dyer takes bis beat on
day duty.
Chief Ferber, of the flrn department, has
supplied District Chief Schwaaz with a
fireman's uniform.
A number of young folks from' th
Twentieth ward will picnic at Mountuiu
Lake this afternoon,
Tho funeral of tho infaur. child of Mr.
and Mrs. ilauelmaii, of Willow street,
111 tako place today. Interment will bo
In Pittston Avenue cemetery.
Among the South bidcrs who attended
the Elks' picnic nt Lake Arte yesterday
were County Commissioner Demuth, J.
Geiger, jr., U-icar lleliiegi.l and Charles
lluester,
Mr. and Mrs. Messner, of Moltke avenuo,
lout a child yesterday morning. Tho fun
eral Will take place tomorrow afternoon
and the interment will bj iu the Washing
ton Avenue cemetery.
lU paiis are being mndo on the trestle of
tho Meadow 1'rooU bleaker. Many were
led to bt-lleve that these, ropnirs m- nnta
resumption of wmk. The object of fixing
the trestle is because tho trip of coal for
the locomotive to haul to the N.uiounl
breaker is made up nu the trestle,
'Ibo Sunday school of tho German Pres
bytoiiau church on Hickory stn-ot, will
have tbelr auiiunl pi' iiio at Central Park
garden today and a splendid time it ex
pected. Tho children preceded by the
dram crops of the Patriotic Order Hons .f
America of the South Sid , will march
from the m hool to the park at 0.110 o'clock.
All kinds of games, iiicluiliinr runniinr.
jumping, climbing tho pole, will be in
dulged in and prizes awarded. Refresh
ments of every kind will be served. The
picnic will be tinier the supervision of
Professor Lont.es.
A Can o;' I!el'.lgerncy.
Mary Murphy, who is omployed as cook
at the Windsor hotel, wns arrested yester
day afternoon by Officer Edwards und
Hurke, on complaint of Proprietor Drock.
The woman wus given a leavo of absence
Tuesday morning, nnd did not return
until yesterday afternoon. She bad dipped
a little ton deeply in the well of Uacchus,
and the effects had not worn off wheu she
appeared aud demanded wnges oil Mrs.
Brock that were not. uue her. On being
refused, Mrs. Murphy became very angry
and was about to do Mrs. Brock bodily
linrm, when the oflleers appeared and put
a stop to tho trouble. The case will le
heard in today's police court.
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We have REDUCED prices ou
BABY CARRIAGES. w our stock
is loo large. You eau buy a
good 1'aby Carriage for tlio price
of a cheap oiio.
For Wedding Presents or Fnr-
ni3liiug for Summer Cottages, we
hare a full aud complete Hue.
Lamps, Dinner and Toilet
Sets, Etc.
WEICHEL & MILLAR
Ii6 Wyoming Ave.
The Sick to Receive M;
Services FREE OF
CHARGE.
FIRST MONTH'S SKUVTCES FREE
TO KVKJIYRODY.
FOR ALL DISEASES AND ALL
lWIIEXTS.
The great. English Kraff of Physician. The
Most DlSTlif'M'I-'HBU Bl'I'.ClALISrS
ON THF. CONT1NKNT The 1'ro'ident and
C'hiof Diagnostician can bo fouud daily in
the parlor at tho
conway house:
132 and l.'U 1'KNN AVMNLT.. Tliev enmo
reeoiuin neled by royalty aud the lira phvM
rians of Kurope They treat all liis'-ascs.
Huiitiiies oui eil hy a new provesw. A P, si
'1 1VK cure guaranteed ill all SliXUAL D1S-KA-SliS
und WoaliiiesseB of
EITHER SEX
hy our new treati. o-it. ration s treated by
eorrospondene" a. id medicines with fail di
rections Hunt by , express. B.it. when 1 osl
bio, a personal reii-ultalinn is preferred. All
coliKiillalion-i are II--lit in strict prtvuey.
N. H. -These Specialists can euro all recent
as W Kl.Las all long -standing ehr.mic.dillleiilt
and olMeuni eases that have been negleetod
or unsklllfnlly treated Calls made py ap
pointment nil I patient i! tientcd at tle li- homes
when d'.'siroiL Honrs, U to 4 and 7 u 8 ;W.
For Ten Days
only to introduce
our NEW brand of
'FLOtM
$4.00 PER BARREL
$1.00 PER SACK
C. DITCHBURH
4.7 LACKAWANNA AVE.
THE CELEBRATED
PIANOO
r tt FrcMnt the Hut Popnltr and Preferred by
Lmdief Arums.
Wararooms: Opposite Columbus Monument,
303 Washington Av. Soranton, Pa.
y fiLL
Special iele
You Seed Them
And a visit to Martin & Delany's will be
wilder you at their immense stock of thin
goods. Just the stuff
Our novelty in summer goods is a
Nobby, Long-cut, Doublevbreast Blue and
Black Serge Coat. The proper thing for
tennis.
ISartin & Delany
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
WYOMING AVENUE.
'eaJ
1 Glear
-AT-
vrt a-
338 Lackawanna Am
This week all
I Summer Goods sold regard-
w 2
53
I less of cost to make room for our fall S
I 5
S and winter stock.
Corns Early and Secure First Choice.
:9!:i:tlECZ2E3S:iCEE:&3E2EEIIBBBEISBSIIElEIIEE3aSE3S!l3gri3E:SI5ISIlfi;aHSBiaillllEIIb?
Scientific Eye
It'3 a Great Shock
tMV ...
V
to the folks who are elatmtnj they undersell
111 others to find thot without th least fuss
or bluster we are sivlnft custom-rs the benf
ifit of such opportnuitle as tbese.
A StrleMv Hlrt Grade I.lnht-welgU
W ho I, 1804 pattern, f. rSHO tnh,
181)3 paltnrn, 150 Wheel, for 75.
1894 pattorn, SlOO Wheel, for 885 osi
These prices ni ko ths business at our store
FLORBY C HOLT
V. M. G A. BUILDING.
SASH.
St is Correct!!
AND JUST THE
THING FOR THIS
HOT WEATHER.
Conrad
THE HATTER,
Sells Them.
NATIONAL CIRCUIT
ALL DIAMOND PRIZES.
This circuit includes Wash
ington, Denver, Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc.
SCMNTON'S DAY,
MONDAY
September 17, 1894
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VICTOR
BICYCLE BACES
to keep you cool.
ing Sale
308 Lackawanna kn
s
Spring and I
Testing Free
est n n "
lis
i fl a
By DR. DR. SHIMBERG,
The Specialist on the Eye. Headaches and Ner
vousnei-g relieved. Latest and Improved Style of
Eyeglasses aud Spectacles at the Lowest Prices.
Best Artificial Eyes inserted for $3.
303 SPRV'CK ST., Opp. Old Post Office.
N. A. HULBERT'3
City Music Store,
fcTFTjnVAT SO
DECKER BROTHER in
IHAMOH & BACK
Vi'llliXZ UAUKK
kMOB
JJca tang Mock at anMaaj
MCSIOAIi MEKCHANDiaa
UVbIC, fc.10, Eltt
Another Advocate of
Aiifflsthene
OltS. HENWOOD WARDEIX:
GENTLEMKN-Jt affurds m area
pleasure to state that joor sew proeesj
of extracting teeth was grand (nceoss IS
my ease, and I heartily recommend Hti
all. I sincerely hope that other will
test It merit.
Yours respectfully,
CAPI. 8. E. URVANr. Soranton, P
Henwood & Wardell,
DENTISTS,
SI6 Lackawanna Ave.
Will on and after Slav SI make a (treat redna
Hon Ml the prices of plates. All work guar
anteed flrst-cLsa In every particular.
A. V. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREET
BICYCL1CS AND 6PORTIXQ
OOODS.
Victor, Genilrnn. Ei-llpse, LovelL Dlamonl
and Other Whaela.
ROOF tlnnln and solderfnpt sll dons awsr
with hy the use of HAHTMAN'8 I'AT
ENT PAINT, which consist of ingredl'iita
well-kDown to all It can ba applied to tin,
galvanized tin, shoot iron roofs, also to brick
welllnns, which will prevent absolutely any
crumbling, orackinK or breaking of th
brick. It will outlast tinning ot any kind by
many yenrs.and It's cost does not exceed one
fifth that ot the cost of tinning. Is sold by
the job or pound. Contract taken by
AKTOMO UAUl'AIAMK, W7 BlrohSt
ORGANS