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Punch Cigars
HAVE THE INITIALS
G., B. 8t Co,
Imprint ml in Each fl'tlar.
Garney, Brown & Co. Mfr's.
HOI K MJL AUfcL
DR. H. B. WARE
removed to
406 SPRUCE STREET,
back of Dime Bank.
PERSONAL.
Dr. Gibbons is in Philadelphia.
E. J. Fili is visiting iu Syracuse.
Mrs. Kate E. Wilcox is visitinj in Cov
ington, Ky.
Mis. L, B. Powell is homo from a visit
ninoD? Pen Yan frieaos.
F. C. Hand, of this rity. mid Harry
Vreeland, of Suiamiinco, N. Y., are outing
at lake (juiusiginoud.
MissFIiza V. Brown, of 2Jo. 410 Taylor
avenue, bus left Tor a two weeks' sijourn at
LulTuln ami Niagara Falls.
Hurry C. Hall and .Mi-s Mary A. Price
will be married at White Haven, on Wed
nesday evening, Augu-t 8.
Oscur Burgees has announced himself 11s
a candidate for delegate from the Tliird
district of iIik First ward to the R-pabli-can
county convention.
Tim Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday:
"John M. Harris, of Scianton, a prominent
member of the junior bar of Lackawanna
county, is at the Lafayette."
A party composed of Mrs. D. B. Hand
mid family and their guests Hon. F. Vree
lan, judisoof the stipruli. court of New
York slate, and his sun, Henry, are spend
ing a season at Luke Quinsigmoiid.
.Money Order Cleric T.J. Eagan, Puper
intfiuleiit llnrry E. W'uyto, and Carriers
Walter McNiulinls, Lucius Squire and
Pen Jones ara enjoying their nunual vaca
tion. W. D. Kiicne is acting as monoy
order clerk.
Rpv. P. J. McMnnus, of Gr-en Itidce,
aud l!v. I'. O'Doniiell, of l'rovi donee, will
leave tomorrow niijlit for New York, und
on Jsaturuay morning they will sail for
Qiioeustown, Ireland. After a mouth's
trip through tho liiuornld Isle, both will
visit Paris, Koine aud Constantinople,
LETTERS FEOMTHE PEOPLE,
IT'ndcr this heading short lottors of interest
will bo published when accompanied, for pub
lication, by the writer's name. TiikTiimiiinb
will not be held responsible fur opinions hero
cxprmsed.l
MISSTATEMENTS CORRECTED.
Editor of Tub Tiiiiutnb:
Ijkah Sin Lust Sunday's issue of the
Elmira Telegram contain.;!! nn artiele,
uuder the caption "Wood's Business Col
lege," which may create a wrong impres
sion. Tho following Biipearod: "Tho fact
that Professor iliick received $1,4'H) par
year (term, ten mouths nt $140 per
month), and Professor Whitniore $l,'i'JU
shows that thoy received their share of the
profit of the institution."
We submit Mint, the .K. ta
. m not, fill I,
and have ample pro ,f iu support of our
iHiouii-ut. rroi, juiick never received
from Prof. Wood $l,4uu for a year's work.
As per npreement, ho was to recoivo that
salary forjliis last year, land ou month's
vacation. He received i2o per month for
ten months. Prof. Whittnore came from
the west a year ago expecting to receive
over 11.200 torn yesr's work, lie did nr.
ceivo $1,001). Further, Prof. Wood told
one, who is ready to prove this assertion
nt any time, that he would offer II. I)
Buck fl'JOO for next year, and he did make
A. K. Whitmore. o '.'standing offer of I,.
Don."
' Wo will open Tho Scrantou Business
College this full nnd endeavor to conduct
ft along strictly honorable linea, our
prospects are very bright.and we have the
best wishes of many ot hcranton's most in
fluential citizens. Our Messrs. Buck nnd
Whitmore do not care, therefore, to lower
themselves iu the estimation of any by in
dulging in a controversy with their former
employer, but at the same timo we cannot
afford to nllow misstatements ot facts to
pass without correction. Respectfully,
Buck, Wbitmoiie& Co.
Scrauton, Pa., July 18.
Whim Sn Many people nre taking and
deriving benefit from Hood's Sarsaparilla,
why don't you try tt yourself f It wilt
build you np. Hood's Sursaparllla will
make you strong.
Hocd'i Fills cure nausea, sick headache,
indigestion, biliousness. Try a box,
,
A Foe lo Dyspepsia
,
SNOW WHITE
NEWS OF WEST SID
Peter M. Davis, Reported Drowned, Turns Up
Alive and Well.
HAD BEEN ENJOYING HIMSELF
Ho Met Several Old Friends and Cele
brated the Occasion Had No Idea
of the Excitement His Absence
Caused Miss Helen B. Potter Mar
ried to Robert J. Williams The
Salvation Army Praying for Sinners.
(The West Side offlcB of the Scrantox
Titliil'NK is located at 113 NortU Main ave
nue, whore subscriptions, advertisements
anil communications will recuive prompt
attention.
I'oterM. Davis. of South Main avenue
who wasjreported to hiivn teen drowned,
11c 1'Ii'umtst bench, linn been found. At
mi early hour hint evening Mr. Davin
Mtmidd home from Nanticoki. When
iv Tiiiucnk reporter culled at tho resi
dence of liid daughter. Mrs, II. F.
May, she stated it was her bliof that
!:-r father wai not doad. 13 Mijainltt
Smith, proprietor of a hotel ou North
Main avenue, said that he saw Davis
in Wilkin- Burr on Sunday. A 8-iireu
was made in Wilkes-Carre and N.iu
tik', but to no avail. She ttien thought
he luusl heat Taylor. In fact she whs
at a loss to explain his absence as ho
ins not been kuuwu to miss a day's
work in yours.
He left homo about 0 o'clock on
Saturday morning, stating ho was lin
ing to Syracus-. List evening Mr.
l)avis bobbed up serenely. His excuse
for bis absence was that he had met a
few old frioti Is. 1I wns unconscious
of the great excitement he had uruatei
and was ttreatly surprised when li be
cime aware of tho fact. His son, Harry
D.i vis, is now at Syracuse searching for
his father.
POTTER-WIUI-MS NUPTIALS.
Pretty Wedding nt the Simpson M,
E.
Church Yjsiorday.
The auditorium of tho Simpson Meth
odist Episcopal church was crowded to
its ntmost capacity yesterday at the
marriage of Ribert J. William, of
Chestnut street, to Miss Helen D. Pot
ter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ii. 13.
Potter, of SinthMain avenue. Long
before the appointed hour tin seats
in the churca were filled. Tho cere
monv was performed by Hev. D.
V. Skelliuger, pastor of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church, of whicu
loth parties ura member. Their now
edifice is now in course of erection,
s the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
chnrch was used in its stead.
The wedding was a quietly arranged
one. it was au uueeitimuuuus uiiair,
vet tho scene was very pretty. As
there were no regular ushers, the
friends of the couple were shown to
their seats by W. W. Putterson, Frank
L. Phillips and Ii M. Streeter. At 12
o'clock the bridal couple entered the
auditorium. Surrounding the altar
were rich decorations of tropical plants,
chiefly ferns and x ilms.
Rev. Mr. Skelliuger met the conpla
at the altar where the ceremony, which
was short yet impressive, wns per
formed. The bride was attired iu
neat traveling costume of gray, and
carried a handsome bouquet of white
rest's. They were unattended. After
the ceremony they were driven to the
Delaware, Lackawauua and Western
railroad depot where the 13 oO train
was taken for Philadelphia. Tbey will
visit Washington beforn they return.
Mr. Williams is recogaized us a pro
neions business man, having the man
agemeiit of the stores of J. D. Will
iams & Bros., us well as a large inter
est in the firm. Their four large store
in the city were closed dnriug the hour
of marriage and the employes attended
by means of two special cars.
Mr. Williams hHS been a toachr at
No. 18 school She is also secretary of
the Wasbburo Street Presbyterian
Sunday schools. lueir numerous
f rieuds wish them many years of happi
ness. Among th numerous wedding
gifts were presents from the em
ployes of the William's Hros. stores.
Mr. and Mis, W illiams will reside on
this side.
Anthony Timlin buried.
R quiem Man at St. Patrick's Cathollo
Church.
The funeral of Anthony Timlin, who
died on Sunday evoiung, occurred yes
terday morning from his lute I101111 on
north bummer aveiiu. ilm reuruus
were conveyed to St. Patrick's churth,
where a solemn intra mass of n qmem
was held. Kev. l'utlier JJuone was
celebrant, Father Tricker and Father
Michael Shields, of Atlantic City, who
was a former resident of this aide, sub
deacon.
Father Dudiio preached an rlrqnont
sermon, giving many illustrations of
the integrity and good will which the
deceased possessed. At his home had
been constructed a large altar, which
was mounted with floral designs of all
descriptions. After the services th
funeral cortege, which was a very
large otip, moved out to the Hyd i Park
Catholic ceinetory, wLore interment
was mule. The p ill-bearers weru P,
J. McGinn, Thomas' Jennings, John
R. liarrett, Patrick Taylor, B. J. Mo
Coonan and Thomas P. Cosgrove.
CARD PLAYERS WOULD NOT VACATE.
Tha Salvation Aimv Offn-ed Up Prayers
far Their Eenefit.
The Salvation Army, which has been
holding nightly meetings in 11 most
convenient plot of ground on North
Main avenue, were greatly surprised
last evening whon marching to their
place of meeting, with drums beating
and fl igs flying, to find five or six
young m -n seated on the ground, smok
ing ami enjoying a game of cards.
Nothing daunted, the army captain
marched his littlo band around the
boyg and the sorvicos began. A reqnest
wus made for them fo vacate, but as
the boys preferred to remain they did
so, Tho brothers and sisters begau
their devotiou.uot forgetting the young
men, and many were the earnest ap
peals made to heaveu for their benefit.
The dramatic and musical scene at
tracted large crowd to the place, and
the army marched off satisfied with
its night's work.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES, t
Tho Wost Hide olllcn of tho Son Anton
Thi.iinbIm located nt 1111 North Main ave
nue, whero RuliHCriptioiis. ndverUHaiuetits mid
communications will rocelve prompt atten
tion. T. E. Price, the news dealer, Is ill at his
home on Lafayette stroet.
Matthew Davies, of North Rebecca ave
nne, is ill with rheumatism.
Miss Alice Dippou, or Price street, is
Visitlug rriouds in Houes lale.
Mr. Smith of Pepkville is visiting Mrs.
Qeorge Detuck of Wright's court.
Charles Palmer, of Kingston, Is the
guost of relatives on North Main avenuo.
The remnins of William Haycock, of
NortU Garfield avenue, were removed to
Jeansville yesterday morning, where in
terment was mado.
Mrs. Philip Uiosland. of North Main
avenue, will visit friends in Biugbamtoti
loony.
Mrs. M. J. Evans, of Cincinnati, has re
turned homo from a visit with friends on
tins side.
The Misses Gooraia. Uattie and Kittie
Smith lut't for a week at Asbury Park
yesterday. . .
Mrs. Morgan Thomas, of North Bromloy
avenue, is visiting f riouds in Lausford and
BUUllIlIt 11111.
A child of Edwlu Bowo:i of Archibald
strtot, died yesterday. The funeral will
occur tomorrow.
Rose, the infant child of James Burnett
of North Lincoln aveuue, was buried yes-
tvruny Hirernoon,
Sitni son chapter of Enworlh lenene. will
pive a social this evening in the Methodist
r.pneopai church.
A youim child of Honkin Hopkins of
North Uubjccii avenue, died at 0 o'clock
yesterday morning.
Mis L itiisit Paiildim. of New York
city, is visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. Janius A.
Jli'llon, of louth stroet.
Mr. aud Mrs. William Lee. of Strnuds-
buru, are visiting at the homo ot J. M.
Carlton of Schuell's place.
Evan J. Davies and son Will, of South
Main avenue, have returuod from a two
weeks' sojourn at Lake Mlmvile.
Mrs. R diert Evans nnd daughter, Mm.
(ieori-'o Easterly, rtf North Sumnor avenuo,
enjoyed a drive to Waverly yesterday.
Miss Bertha Wettling, of South Bromley
iiveuue, lert, yesterday for a viit with
friends iu St roudsburg and Delawaro Water
Ua p.
Mhs Margaret Edwards, of Sm'li Main
avenue, and li- it n anil .Man. I V ip I, or
J ncksou street, left yesterday for Asbury
Park.
Emerson Owen, John Stephens, Will
lteyholds and Fred (J. Peters loft ymtor-
ipiy moi niir; for a week's encampment at
L.aku w inula.
Tho hucksters will paradi with their
wuuons tomorrow evmung. lue Law
rence baud will head the procession. Th
pnrado ischielly advertise their excursion
wineli will bo given m the near miuro.
Mrs. Kutlierinii Kennedy, wife of
Thomas Kennedy, of Twenty-fourth
street, died at her home at au early hour
Vesrerday morning. Mio was iS years of
age. Tho fuuoral will occur tomorrow at
6 p. 111.
Harry Yon Zjelan, who resides on La
fayette street, was arrested yesterday af
ternoi hi by Olikvr Sartor for K-ing help
lessly drunk. Sartor found his man on
North Hyde Park nveuuo and escorted
him, followed by a large crowd of boys, to
the st'ition house.
Three men were found at an early hour
yestorduy morning in a drunkou condition
and iu consequence were tent to the
county jail fur a period of ten days. Nat
Turner cunie to tho station house iu a
beastly state nf intoxication and asked
Lieutenant v illi.ims to luck him up. ills
reuuest was speedily uranted. At o:JU
o'clock Olli'-er Kedham brought iu a mini
whom be 1 mi lid on North Maui avenue in
a drunken sleep. Tho third was picked up
by Officer Ridgway on Jackson street. He
was peacefully siumoeriug on tun sue
walk.
"From the Ranks" see Saturday's Tnui
UNE.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
TAU ndvertisini; matter, newsitonis nnd now
subscriptions, if left nt tho follow-int: business
places, will be promptly attended to: Zaun's
barber shop, W estpfald's store, 1). W. Humph
rey's phiiriu icy and A. J. Miilderi's.l
Aunust Kunz. of Stafford Meadow avc
nus, is quite ill.
William Hoffman, of Maple street left
for a visit to Buffalo, yesterday.
A large party of the Christian Science
congregation spout Tuesday at Mountain
Lake.
Barney Fe.ter, who lives with Fred
Weichul, of Cedar avenue, will be married
uext wi ek.
The liMuonths-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Keller, of South Washington
avenue, is very sick.
William Millor, of Pittston avenue, left
yesterday for Philadelphia to finish a
course of pharmacy.
Alexander A. Mossnly, of Council's
Meadow Brook store, who had b.'en Beri
oii'ly ill, returned to work yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Slichael J. Deinpsoy, of
Pittston avenuo. have been made happy
by the arrival of a daughter at tt.eir heme.
Harry Brown, Jr , of Bothlohem. who
has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. L. 1).
Powers, i f Cedar uveuue, returned home
yesterday.
Ernest Kroll, of Pittston avenue, who
had his riice Dimly datnaceii seine timo ago
at tuo Muuut I'leasimt breaker, is some
what better.
Mis. M. Robinson, accompanied by her
sou, Otto, lier daughter and grand-daugh
ter, left yesterday for Atlantic City ou a
two weeks' visit.
Peter Kelly, of Pittsburg, was locked up
yosieiuuy iiioi iuiig uiui eiiargen wuu vn
grnucy. He whs taken before Alderman
Sturr aud givmi two hours to leave the
city.
The James Council lodge of Old Fel
lows hehl a regular meeting nt Freeman's
ball on Cedar avoiuio lint evening and
workud iu tho initiatory and second de
grees. A very onjuynWo basknt'pirnic wns ten
dered the .Misses Mayant and Kittle Fun
ning, of C.irbomliile, at Mouutain hike
Tuesday night by their numerous friends
ou this sldo.
Constable Weolker.s, of Odar avenue.
ran a half-mile race ou his bicycle, ngainst
Henry Hicli iiuu, of bn'cn street, In n
sulky, at lln; Driving pain, ou Tuesday.
(onsiabio wot-iiieis won easily.
, Ono of tho littlo switch engines used by
tliu Lackawanna Iron nnd Steel company
m i' uwny yesterday morning. After gj
ii:g about "J00 vi'rds it collided with some
or;, which brought it to a stand still.
(Kherwi.-e, it uiiuiit nave caused serious
damage.
.
DIDN'T KNOW iT WAS BROKEN.
V, a. d season iiumr.p to walk wltn a
Fracturod Leg nnd Suff.ru Strloualy.
(.;, o. .Jackson, or Lackawanna ave
nue, stiff red 11 tracturo of tho loft leg
below the kneo while attempting to
board a Delaware, uiicku wannii and
Wostern train nt Lilooinsburg last
evening;
in getting npon the train ho slipped
on an iron plate, causing the fracture,
lie was uot conscious of his injury un
til ho placed his weight Upon that limb
when tho broken bone protruded
through the fl !:. He was removed lo
Moses 'lay lor hospitn1, where tho frac
litre was reduced..
Fcrsnton'n PniinMs Ii torssts.
1 nn iiiiiiUNic win soon piiuiiu 11 care
fully compiled aud classified list of the
leading wholesale, banking, mauufaotur
iim aud professional interests of Scrauton
nnd vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
photogravure views ol our public build
ings, business blocks, streets, etc., together
with portraits of leading citizeus. No
similar work has ever given nn equal rep-
reseiiiniiou oi ocrnnious many iiidu
Hies. It will bean invaluable exposition
of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies of
this handsome work will attract
new coiners and be an iinoqunlled
ndvertisoment of the city. The circu
lation is on a plan that cannot fail of good
results to t hose concerned as well as tho city
at largo, ii.opioseiii.au ves 01 1 UK tiiiniiNU
will call upon tiiosk whohk namks
are pkhiued in this edition und explain
Its nature more luuy.
Those desiring views of their residences
in this edition will please have notice nt
the oflice.
"From tlio Ranks."
ob Work .
TASTY
OATOHY
Tho Scraajon Tribune
Job OcpL
OEPEW ISJOW ABROAD
It will Not Be Kaowa That He Will Lecture
. " H.re Until He Returns.
THIS WILL CAUSE SOME DELAY
As Soon as tho Weather Becomes
Cooler a Vigorous Campaign Wil
Be Inaugurated to Raise the $25,
000 That Will Be Necessary to Erect
the Sheridan Monument A Form of
Certificata Adopted.
Chaunoey M. Depew has fone to
Europ on hit yearly jiunt, nnd for the
pres.-iit tile project to h ive liim lecture
in this city for the Sheridan monu
ment ussojintion will remain In abe
yance, The nsiociation hold a mnetiug last
night, wftioh was presided 'over by
Captaiti P. D Lioy. J. O. Vaughim
repiii teil that ho had written to T11011I H
F. T.irrey, general co il sales agent for
the Delaware and Unison C.mul oom
Paiiy, r questing him to ascertain from
Mr. Depw when hiwoulil bapropired
to receivo a cuminittee of Scrautoui ins.
Mr. Torroy's reply was as follows:
t-r.w YiiHK, July 17, 1S04.
Mr. J. C. Vaughn, sKcrutury P, li. a huri-
ilau .Monument association, Scran ton,
Pa.
Di:.itSiit: Inclosed please flnd letter
from M-. Depow in rosp mso to my coin
miiiiicMiou asking whether he would in
dicate a date at which it would bo con
venient for him to meet your committee.
Yours truly,
T. H. Touhky.
The answer of Mr. Dspow whioli uc
coiupnuied the bitter is as follows:
Nkw Yuitit July 10, 1M1I.
T. F. Torrny, Oenerul hales Agent Dela
ware and Hudson Canal Couipiiuy:
Dkau Sill I am just oil for Euiopj on
my vacatiou aud will take up your lotter
ou my returu. Yours very truly,
ClIAL'XCKV M. Dkpkw.
WILL CAUSE A DELAY,
Tho ie present at the meeting thought
while tho nrrntigeiui'nta for securing
Mr. Depew will be delayed at least six
weeks by his European trip, his an
swer indicates that be will give the
matter some consideration, and may
be secured for nu uddress. It is proba
ble that an trior t will be made to have
(Governor Robert E. Pattison preside
ut the meeting,
The project of organizing divisions of
the association in the various towns of
the valley will uot be taken up untill
the weather becomes cooler. The next
meeting of the association will be held
011 Aug. 1. A form of a certificate that
will he given to each contributor to
the association was adopted last nisht
und a committee directed to ascertain
what the cost will be.
A site for the luoimniont hits been se-
oured nt Lindeu street and Adams ave
uue, und as soon as the weather be
comes cooler a vigorous campiign will
De Inaugurated to raise the f "5.0 JO that
will be necessary to erect the kind of
an equestrian statue of "Gallant Little
Phil the association has luformallv de
cided upon.
'From tho Ranks" sea Saturday's Tmu
USE.
NORTH END BRIEFS.
rtho North End otlleu of thn BnilK-rnn
TlillirNE is located at M10 I .ewis Druir Slnrn
and Jt-Uu's store, Wayne avenue, where sub
sol' ptions, advurtisemuuts and coiuuiuulcation
win receive prompt nvtoutiou.l
J. L. Wof rode his wheel from and to
iuke Yi inula yetterday.
L. N. Roberts aud family loft vesterdav
to spviiu iwo weess iu israutora county.
Mrs. Thomas W. Evans, of Green street.
is recovering altur a long and serious ill
ness.
A welcome visiter in the form of a baby
uauitiiter arrived at tbe Home of llunrvj .1
Samuels, of School street, yesterday.
Tho Methodist Episcopal church choir
was practicing special music last evemug
for tuo suuuay evening s praiso service,
A curious nc-ident happened to one of
Alclciil, the jewelers, men vesterdav.
While rei airing a clock tire sprini.' Hew and
swept tne tiiumu mm oil.
A large purty of ladles nnd gontlomen
paid 11 visit to fjeggett's Creek shaft yes
terday piloted by Edward Lowis. The
underground operations were explaiuod
ami the visit rendered quite enjoyable.
North Main avenue yesterduy, after the
thunderstorm, wus a long succession of
niiiiiuture lakes raukmg from twenty feet
long to tho little puddle. jUany citizens
are asking when something, fungible will
be done.
Five North End men were congratulated
yestorduy upon their success in the mino
examination; William Jenkins and W. L,
Evans for niuie foremen, and T. J. Ed
wards, Luther Edwards and W. T. Rich
ai ds assistant fbremeu.
Thomas J. Rowlands, of Providence.
aud Elizhbeth Price, iff Hyde Park, were
made mini and wile ny Alderman Will
iams yesterday iu the pre.-enco of a largo
compauy. .lie excellent uoiiniy upon
their future duties which was given the
nowly mnrriod pair by tho alderman was
to tne point and full of substantial udvio
The funerul of William J. Williams, who
was killed lu tho Legeits Creek, took
place yesterdnv from his lute reaideuco ou
Oak street. A Welsh liyiiin was sunir and
the procession moved 011 to tho Welsh
Baptist cl.u cl, wh re the R-v. D. F. Davis
preached a very i-ympatuvt 10 sermon, lu
torment wns ut the Washburn cemetery
aud tno following acted as pall bearers
Joseph Whitley, Johu Morgan, Owen Co'x
Hi ury Davis, Eli (,'. Weeks, Thomas Tinmis
From the Bull's head to Oak street, and
sometimes to tho square, tho wheelmen
monopolize the sidewalks und quickly
clear away anyone, young or old, wh
dure walk tho same sidewalk.. Many
wiicemmii do uot comicsceuii 10 give 111. tuo
of their movement, nnd several cases of
torn dresses have occurred. O; ten a wheel
man delights with houdisii glee if he is
hblo to give au "old purty" a fright, and
thinks himself mighty clover after the
lent.
Elie decision of Judge Uunstcr in tho
Firth ilistrkt sewer appeal is nwuited
wiili interest by several lending men of
Providence. There is no doubt that the
improvement is necessary and all inter
rsted par ies are united upon the point as
well as 1111011 tlio fai t mat tin; work miiHt
bo paid for .and turthor the appellants,
JWssrs. Mulley u id Crippen are prepared to
piy tncir just snare oi tin.' expenses of
laving the sewer but decline to b. sad
died with more than their quota which
they brlievu would be tho case if the
method of "assessing the benefits" were
carried out. What is required is nil eutiit
able method of laying me costs upon till
parties concerned pro nua upou a well
iieUued and properly understood basis,
Should this be douu there is uo doubt that
the work would soon bo carried out. The
n-tliniitos of the City Engineer is SoT.SliS as
l lie cost of tuo works.
"From the Ranks" -
UNE.
soe Saturday's Tmu
MIKE'S MEN MAKE MISCHIEF.
Allentown Ball Tojunrs May Have
Fsoe tha Mayor This Horning.
A crowd principally mado np of the
Allentown base hall player were loung
lug about the St. Charles' porch lust
evening and to pass the time ' away
amused themtelves by booting ain
jeering at Arlponl ferdiuando who
kpns a hotl across the way.
Ferdiui ndo, who' was burying himself
TMif.Ulnir nlF efikntr nf Italian luhnrara
i b urn 1 for Forest City, did not used
taiiu for a lime but whju thoy bjsamo
unbearably abusive lie sallied forth
with' his sleeves rolled ur and wanted
to.whip nnyihlng from Allentown from
the $10,000 beauty down. None of
them would accomodate tho tfrawny
Ferdiiinudo but some of them sneaked
np stair mi l hurled? two large cobhjo
stones at his hotel. They did no dnin
age, bjjt Mr. F-rdinitido did not like
the principle uf the thing nnd a no
could uot s .'uiire rederess according to
Cjiioeusbury rules ho will fight tho
matter out a In Dlackstone this morn
ing. It is likely tli it somo of the in"ddlorfl
will bo apprehended as Mr. Ferdinan lo
woro a vsry determined air when he
was gathering evidence aud the cobble
stones iu front of his hotel.
COURT HOUSE NtLWS NOTES.
John Drost, who wns sent to iail in de
fault of bail for assaulting Mrs. Frank
BiHtnllo, wns reloipi'd upon furnishiu2
PHJ bull. L. eirs became boiidsinaii.
V. H. Beomer filed an nppo.il Yesterday
ngainst John F. Rocho asking to bo al
lowed to di falcato from the payment of
rent for which his stock was told ut sher
iff's sale. '
Beforo Judge Schuyler, of Ei'iton. in
cr ui t room No. 'J yesterday afternoon 11 r
Itiinunt was heard in the casi of S. B.
Mutt, assignee uf tho Hyde Park bank,
auninst Charles P. Jadwin. Court took
the papers.
Attorney C. II. Welles. ' for Ouv W.
Maynard & Sous, lumber dealers, brought
suit yestei day iu assumpsit, nuninst Mau
rice (1. Hnupt, for a deb; of iM duo on
detalcKted promissory note sicned 011
September 3), lbOI.
Mnrriace liceuse.s were vostordav (mint
ed by J. II. Thomas, clerk of the courts,
lo lioiiert Ireland and fsaiali Louise Wat
rons; Thomas J. Rowlands and Elizabeth
Davies Price: (iecrgo Heinr. and Victoria
Bush: Seymour II. Outlet and Lillie D.
Staples, and Patrick lireeii and Elizabeth
Foley, till of tho city of Scrauton.
Buy ilia Vebr
nnd got the best. At Guerusoy Bros.
fucklen's Arnica Salvn.
Tho best salvo iu the world forfaits
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheiim, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or 110 pay required. It
It guaranteed to give periect satisinctlou
or money refunded. Price Skj cents per
box. lor sale bv .Matthews Bros.
For Decorating.
AVE just opened
the finest line of
choice White China
(Haviland & Co. and
Limoges makes), to
be found anywhere.
You can buy any
thing from a PinTray
to a complete Dinner
Service. Come while
assortment is com
plete.
Weiciisl & Millar
n6 Wyoming Ave.
The Sick to Receive Medical
Services FREE OF
CHARGE.
FIKST MONTH'S SKUYICKS Fill:!;
to i: ki; viionv,
f'oit Aijij i)isi:.si:s and- aix
l'ATHCXTS.
The great English SntT of Plivsieiiins. The
Must DISTl.N-iil-IsllKl) Kl-Kfl r.lsrs
i.N Till-; ru.NTIMiST Tlio Pros . lent unci
C'liiet' i)iii(;iio.stiel:iu can lo found duily ifi
mo inirior in tuo
CONWAY HOUSE
1:8 and IIM PKXX AVEKL'R. They eorno
ri'eriuiin nueii ny royiuiy nun tlietus jilivsi
ciiins of KurniM. VI. ev trent nil Di.-i-nses,
Hunlllres Olll ecl by ii new u- ss. , P SI
') 1VI-: cure tuamnteeil iu nil ShXL'AL IJrt
EAti!iS ulnl iVeakiu-ss'.'S of
EITHER SEX
by our now treatment. l atien s treated by
i-iirresioi!iii''ie" liilll.ilinui ej i.s Willi rilll (II.
reetioiis sent by express, lint when 1 o-si
bk ii )er.soniil ei nu tntioii is iirelerred. All
coiiimlintions are h"M in striet u-iViiey,
X. B. - I Ii se tsn.ialista in euro nil 'went
ns V KM. as nil lonji st.nidiiii,' eliiMiiie, llliii'iiH
and olneui-e eases ihal liavo heeu neiilectod
in- iinskilll'ully treated falls niiide liy ni
lioiiitiimnt an 1 patients treated nt th. ir homes
when desired, lloinn, 11 to 4 and ? to S :tl.
For Ten Days
only to introduce
our NEW brand of
f 4.00 PER BARREL
$1.00 PER SACK
C. . DITCHBURN
4 7 LACKAWANNA AVE.
THE CELEBRATED
mm
Ml M BJi K kid kiii
PIANOS
at Pruciit rh Mint Popnlur aud I'rcftrreA by
Leading Ariiuta.
Warenomt i Opposite Columbus Honumont,
?0S Wnshlngton Av. Scranton.Pn.
fiIE
UBlSNJri.
mm
ALL
Special lale
You eed Them
And a visit to Martin & Delany s will be
wilder you at their immense stock of thin
goods. Just the stuff to keep you cool.
Our novelty in summer goods is a
Nobby, Long-cut, Double-breast Blue and
Black Serge Coat. The proper thing for
tennis.
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
WYOMING AVENUE.
Ireet Clearing Sale
AT
lllf B-AfiHlHfll
it, i-t e :n n i m ii h
i r
308 Lackawanna Aye,
EST
to
K 50 dozen Mon's F,ut lilaulc Ho-iO,
w
1
10 dozoa Jleu'd IJ.ilbrigjia Skirls, vero 50c. 3
TO CLOSE 39c.
fl 10 dozen Men's Fine Percale Shirts, slightly soiled, were $1.25,
i.,i, Tq cl0SQ f()p 50c 75a 98(Jf g
7 dozen Ladies' Fine Skirt Waists, Yoko Lack, in Pink nnd
Blue, were $2.23 FOR $1.25.
50 dozen AU-Linen Damask
; lringc, were 2oc. FOR 15c. 2
' S
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Scientific Eye
It's a Great Shock
i-i -.I., 3 .,j
to the folln who nr elalmins: thoy undersell
ill others to find that without the least luss
or bluster wo are giving customers the bou
tilt of sueh opiiortuuities as tiese.
A Stlicllv Hiell Giiule l lwllt-wulth t
Uliecl, 1M) I pattern, f. r &UO i-.itsli.
lH'.Kt jiiillern, l."n WIkkiI, fur 7..
1S!I4 pattern, MOO W livul, lor 8ii cnti,(
Theao prices make tho busineaa at our store.
FLOREY HOLT
Y, M. C. A. BUILDING-
VICTOR SASH.
It is Cos-reef!!
AND JUST THE
THING FOR THIS
HOT WEATHER.
Conrad
THE HATTER,
Sells Them.
NATIONAL CIRCUIT
This circuit includes Wash
ington, Denver, Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc.
SCEASTON'S DAY-
MONDAY
17, 1894
ni a L.r 11 is 11
fill rn m j
308 Lackawanna Ave.
U
ES--5
regular prico, 25c. s
TO CLOSE, 2 for 25c. I
Towels, sizo 20 by 40, knotted 3
Testing Free
By DR. DR. SHIMBERG,
Tha Specialist on tho Eye. Headaches and Ner.
vousness relieved. Latest and Iniproyed Style of
Eypclassns and Spectacles at the Lowest Prioes.
Best Artificial Eyes inserted for ?5.
305 Sritl'CK ST., Opp. Old Post Office.
N. A. HULBERT'3
City Musio Store,
ITRIVWAY SO!
DUCK Kit UHOTHERa Aim
hIlANIC'H & BACH.
SlULiZ it UAUKii
A lac a hrg itoek of fintsinui
MUSIC At, MEHCHAl)iaa
MUblG, LIU, Xa
Another Advocate of
Al.88Stl.ei16
InS. T1ENWOOD WARDELI,:
GF.XTLl.MI N-It Bflorda ma great
pleasure to state that your new prooeat
of extracting teeth waa a (rand immi la
my oino, and I heartily recommend It t
all. I al nee rely hope that other! will
teat lta mrrlM.
Youra rrappctrnlly,
CAFX. 8. E. UK V ANT, Soraoton, P
Henwood & Wardell,
DKNTISTS,
816 Lackawanna Ave.
Will on and after May 21 make a ijreat rodna
tloo in the prices of plates. All work guar
antoe.l Urst-cLiss in every rjarttculnr.
wftT ":ts; RrtassJia
A. W. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREET
BICYCIiKS AND SPORTING
GOODS.
Victor, Gendrnn, Eclipse, LovolL Dlamonk
and Other Wheula.
ROOrtlnnlnu and aoldorlnR all done away
with by the use of HAKTM AN 8 I'AT-
PNT U.UVT u-ltielt in,filufH nf iixn-al. nl.
iiirn
well-known to alL It cau be appllud - to tin,
Saly anized tin, shoet iron roofs, also to hrlclc
wellines, which will proyent absolutely any
crumblinit, cracking or breakuur of tha
brick, it will outlast tinning ot any kind by
runny yenrs.niul it's cost does not exceed one
fifth that of the cost of tinning. Ia sold by
the job or pound. Contract taken by
AM'OMO HAUTAlANN, 627 Birch 81
Si