T1IF, SCTiANTON T TH II UJsTE FRIDAY MOItNIKtt. JULY 27. 181)4.
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MATCHLESS
SHAW HMOS.
STELLE & SEELEY,
134 WYOMING AVE.
VZBEH,
SHAW,
KMr.icsoir,
J MiWIiNOLAND
.FINEST LINE IN THE CITY
POR THE PKICEX
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l:COM) HANI)
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GOOD BREAD
-USE THE-
And always have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AND FOB SALE TO
nit; TRADE B
The Weston MID Co
EEWARS 0? COUNTERFEITS 1
THE fif ND'NE POPUlftB
Punch Cigars
HAVE THE INITIALS
E5. & Co.,
Imnrint.il rn Each Clftf.
G-arney, Brown & Co. Mfr's.
llLKi UOL'ni'i 6'JtAliK.
Dr. H. B. V7ARE
I EACTICE LIMITED TO THE
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
406 Spruca Street.
Offl:e Hcurs: j
9 TO 11.30.
To 5.
PERSONAL.
Senator nnd Mrs. 51. E. McDonald and
son are at Atlantie City.
N. A. Ilulbert and family have left for a
short stay iu York state.
N. A. Hnlbert and family are visiting
friends in New York eity.
Miss .Mnrau Duffy, of Price street, is
spending a seasoa at Mt, Cobb.
Deputy Prothonotary Myron J. Kasson
leaves today on a ten-days' visit to bis
father at Montrose.
Professor Hoyden Evans and bis select
singers will jjivo a farewell concert on the
evo of their departure to Europe.
Alex Woolsey, W. F. Ilowells, Edwin
Wnrren ami Ueorge Sctiyndler, popular
mniibers of tho Biiighaiuton firedopart
ment, are visiting in the eity.
Miss Bertha Powell, daughter of County
Tieaxiirer I). W. Powell, retnrnad home
yesterday after a plea-ant visit among
lriend at New Philadelphia, Ohio.
Fred Weichel, jr., Charles Silvis, John
M. Conrtright, Nathan Collenilar, Fred
b'one, Charles fctone nnd Jud Colleadar,
if Clark's Summit, have returned home
from Buttermilk Falls on a llslun; trip,
and brought about ninety flue bass.
T. K. Lnufcr, the versatile editor of
Representative Howard Jlutchler's Easton
Express, paid a flying visit to .Scrnuton
yesterday and was shown some of tho at
tractions of the city. Mr. Laufer regards
Bcranton as the second eity in the state,
in point of life and enterprise, Pittsburg
ranking Hrat.
Thomas Voylo. the experienced steno
grapher of tho Scranton Supply and Ala
chiuery company, has been spending the
past lew days At a lake in New York elate
with a party of youug ladies from Oly
pha:.t and vicinity. He returned last
evening much delighted with the pleasant
time he enjoyed.
Dr. Uiiniel B. Strong, of Starrneca, left
his tine stcck farm and superior horses
long enough yesterday to run down to
r-craiiti.n and shake hands with lor:d
friends. The doctor has a 8-year-old geld,
ing that ho predicts great things of. The
animal won first prize at the wreat Bend
races the other day, and may be entered
nt one of the Driving park matinees some
Saturday soon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. John E. Roche and a
party of young ladies leave this city this
morning lor L.uke vvinola, where they
will Sjieud tie next two weeks. The
younz Indies or tno party are: Misses
Rose Morrison and Mame Campbell, of
t'arnoudale; Agnes ond Jlamio Nail in,
Kittio nnd Maggie Baunon, Mary Murphv,
Kutharine Kelly, Sarah Walsh and Katha
rine Kenrns, or this city. They will stop
at the Hiawatha cottage.
fcr.inton' Buiineas Ir.toro.tt.
Tub Trihune will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur
ing and professional interests of Hcrnnton
aud vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully Illustrated with
photogravure views of onr pnblic build
ings, business blocks, streets, etc., together
with portraits of leading citizens. No
, similar work baa ever given an equal rep
resentation of Scrauton's many iudus
tiies. It will bean invaluable exposition
of our business resources. bent to
persons outside the city, copies of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be an nnequallfd
advertisement of the city. The circu
lation is on a plan that cannot fail ot good
results to those concerned as well as the city
atlarge. Representatives of Tub Thidunb
win call upon thosb wiiornt namks
are desired in this edition aud explain
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views of their residences
In tnis edition will please have notice at
the officu.
Muiio Boxes Exoluslvly.
Best msde. Play any desired number of
tunes, uautscm & Hons., manufacturers,
1080 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won
derful orcheitrial organs, only (5 and $10.
Specialty) Old mnsio boxes carefully re
paired and Improved with new tnnes.
mm
orbans
p 1
II Foe to Dyspepsia
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SNOW WHITE
FLOUR .
II OF WEST 1
Dr. Eagerly Discharged on Chirga Br:o2M
by Kerl and Connors.
KEELEY WAIVED A BEARING
Will Make His Defonse In Quarter
Sessions Court New Sinking So
ciety Organized to Competo at the
Septembsr Eisteddfod - Officers
That Are Proposed Personal Men
tion and Many Minor News Notes
of Intorest.
A continuation of the oases of Will
lam A Cnunora against Dr, Hagitorty
for lteopinir mil niHiiitainiiitr a if nm
irlitiir linuso, ami Michael K-eloy fur
nmnaiuu tne sti)i, whs heard yester
day morning t 9 o'clock before Al
derman T. T. Moittan, ot the Fifteenth
ward. Attorney J.ihn 1! Collins
-pened the case for thw plaintiff, llu
stated that all gamblinir irid similar
houses lira, nucordinsr to thu common
and statute laws, imisiiiiC'S.
"It is mi uuli'tfil way of obtaining
money," he a:tid, "and we claim that
those people i-sr.-iblisiied n '.'iimiti:,'
house. Tlie net of March 31, 1MG1, says
they should be abolished. Ic is n y.rent
temptation to onr younir men whoso
welfare !- oftimes ruined hy indul
gence in this uufiiVious business."
Mr. Keoley was then sworn nnd
slated Ids pliio of business wis ut i)JG
Lackawanna avenue. IN s li I it was a
place similar to tho Stock i xch-itu:-"
with tlio exception that they had homes
names on the UlaeKDoarit imteau oi
ijrain, etc. On being fur:lmr exam
ined ho s:iid that Dr Ilaoirty was in
no way ennueete 1 with tip establish
ment. Mr. Kn-ley s-dd hi only part
ii r is n Mr Kirk whos offix is sitn
!it I on ililTrrent rnco tracks at New
Voi'k and other pi lees.
Fvrfd Stalk attorney for the d
feiise.stuto I that he saw no reason why
Dr. II Kk'criy should bo h-dd, as no
evidence could ho produced milking
him competed with the nffiir. II
vr;u discharged. A iieurinjr was waived
by Keel-y in the cisesof George K-rl
and William Connors ntoinst lum.
Dr. Hiigiturty becoming his bail for
;;:J;)0 in each instance for nppearancs at
i Uo nest term of court.
SIKGIHG SOCIETY ORGU4IZI3.
WHICorrpite at tho EhttdJfcd in Sup-
tembsr.
For many nights past voealists havo
1 eeii boldiiior meetings in Daughorty's
hall on North Main avenue. A marked
interest is now bein taken in nimic il
matters, on ncc.iunt of the eisteddfol
to be held in L .urel Hill psrk in Sep
tember. This sooioty is known as the
Mendelsiohn Choral society. John H.
Kelly has been elected temporary chair
man and Thomas Marshall secrotary.
William W. Evans was appointed com
mittee on hall. A rehearsal of the so
ciety will occur this evuniug in St.
David's hall.
The followinc committee wag ap
pointed on permanent organization:
William Vt. Evms. Rfse Davies,
D.ivid Stephens, Rjesa Hopkius aud
Eiias Williams. These are the names
of the officers submitted by the com
mittee aud approved by the choir:
President, W. G. Daniels; vice presi
dent, Roland D. Thomas; general sec
retary, John It. ,d wards; recording
secretary. Thnmss Marshall; treasurer,
Joseph D. Lloyd; conductor, William,
W. Evans; executive committee, John
T. Watkins. Thomas (Jr. Evans, W. U.
Daniels, John H. Kelly and Joseph I'.
Lioyd.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEW3 NOTES.
fTlio West Sid offlco of tha SPn.NTo
Thi I've 1:4 located at 113 North ilain ave
niio. where subscriptions, advortis jmeuts and
communications will roeoivj proiuut atten
tion. J
Police Officer James Saul is on his annual
vacation.
Mrs. J. II. McNulty of Hampton street,
Is at Lnlio N mola.
Miss Clara Fuller of Cnrbondale, is tho
guest ot friends on this side.
Z. A. Stone of Lafayette street, is visit
ing his lather at JJoylestown.
Mrs. Cavanauiih, of Chestnut street,
buried a child yesterday arternoan.
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, of Hampton
street, is recovering irom au illness.
David Jenkias, of Jackson street, has ac
cepted a position at the star drug store.
Miss Sarah Oilgallnn, of Archbald, is
visitiug Mrs. J. T. Kearney, of Jackson
street.
Mrs. P. II. Davis ot Shamikin has re
turned home after a visit with friends ou
this side.
Orlando Wilson, of Philadelphia, hns
been tprnding the week with frieuds ou
this side.
The Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Caw
ley, of Price street, was buried yesterday
afternoon.
The Tabernacle Congregational church
will run uu excursion to i'arview on
August 10.
Mrs. Michael Timlin, of Pittston, lias
rot timed home after a visit with friends
on this side.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Dimmick, of North
Sumner avenue, are spending tho week iu
Asnury v arK.
Robert Morris Lodge, Order of Ameri
cau True Ivorltes, held a business meet
ing last evening.
W. L. Nash, of North Hvdo Park ave
nne, is taking inventory at the Bliss mine,
turnover towusnip.
T. H. Joner, E. E. Rjbathan and Rev.
vv. S. Jones, will leave tomorrow on
tour through Wales.
R. R. Chase and daughter Katie.
North Sumner avenue, are. visiting friends
at Juiar.sioru aim summit mil.
The yonnc people of the Sumner Avenu
Presbyterian church will give a dimo ou
teriniumont aud fan social on Tuesday
evening next.
VEROICT IN SHE JINSKY CASE.
Juiy
Cont.riti It.lf with Saylnar
H.
Killed En worth Givln.ky.
Coroner Kalley was in Archbald
last evening to. inquire into the
cause of the death of Ewortli Gi-
yinsky, who was shot by'Michael Sht
vitmkv on Monday ufternnoii.
The jury sat in the offloa of Justice
of the Peace Mnnley uud heard the
testimony of several witnesses. There
was considerable difference in tho
evidence; so much so that the jury was
unable to discern what malice, if nny
there was in the shooting. They, there
fore, merely said In their verdict that
the death of the deceased resulted from
a shot from a revolver la the hands of
Michael Shovinsky.
MRS. CORWIN'S POSITION.
Was Unjustly Arrested, She Says,
and
Wants Dimiiii.
Mrs. Elizabeth Corwin, of the North
emu, turongn Attorneys Uulslander
vosonrg, yesterday beiran a trespi
ISS8
uiv iu i us sum or jUjUuu dams
against John Gnv
ges
vis.
She alleges that on Jan. 23, 1894
John Gnv earned u vrnrrnnt tn I,.
Issued against her before Alderman
JUaiiey, or the Thirteenth ward, on
tha
cnarge or assault and battery, of w
hich
hnre she disclaim all pnilt, anil
li'irires that such suit was brnniibt ns
lh,o result of a conspiracy to injure bcr
ond character.
Constable lWnnrd Davis served the
warrant on Mrs. Corwiii; and at the
hearing t tin alderman rtiwwd her to
furnish $200 hail to await the action of
he craud jury. Kho was nnable to
furnish bail an I was imiiriau-ied for
welvo hours, until bail was procured
by her.
fnrthe indiLrnii i-i oho claims dam
uhb iu the sum of sfJljOyi).
TWO RENOWN ;0 SCULLERS.
Th-y Will Comsat ut lri Club Rmratta
Au ir. 14
The en'ries bi'inir r civ d for tho
Press dub reiratu at Like Ariel on
Auk. 14 show Hint some of lh best
nrsineo in the country urn to coiupste.
Among those wlio will contest nre th"
wo latest am ileurscull'TS iu Atn 'i -
ea
They nro Elwin H-!-y, of l'hili-
elpliin, rowi li in the V-sper club, who
now tno Am-ncua caanipton, an t
Ilium Am, iu. of tho Miitml Udwiiil,'
lut', linlf do. Tno entry of thu latter
Was reeelV'-il yivteril.iy moriuuir, mat
f Heillev thrt other day, 'I'h i rcgat.i
will be iMici of tim n Hi 'lold this yen1.
VQ3K1KG A ie KISD CF A CMS.
It Is Most Likely a Swindle a id Should
Be Watched For Wears a
Lottery Guise.
The police ar t on tho lo ikont trr n
young l; i'i'i:(!ninan who is canvassing
hia city In tun f it -ro its or a lottery.
Ho tried to do bminess with (Jrocer
Iteed y sti-rday and it was throuirh
Mr fieed's information that tho - tii
cers wer. put on tno track: or t:io or
feudor. If lie is ciptured Im will hnvo
to either answer f.r b-in .1 lottery
lunut or for bring a downright
windier.
Ili8gatnn is a now ono an 1 rather
nuiii'.ie. tie siys lm represents the lu
terualionul Rinkiiiic companv. of !212
jroadway, N. Y., which rontvni li.
aimn operates al in L union, t aria
and liet lin The victim, if hn catchiM
one, p ays tJ3 a month for 15 motitl-.s
and at tha end o! Hut tltno
he receives his :J'(0 back, pro
viding that in the meantime
he has not drawn ono of the prizes
which are distributed nt quarterly
drawiti'.' nnd whieh rati','0 in value
from SoO to SlO.OdO. The company
purports to exist ou lapses ami the in
lerest derived from tue money paid iu
by the investors.
Mr. Ked snsnicion was nrnns 1
from the first, snd when the fellow de
clined lo give the names of anv person
who hud purchased his bonds, ns l:t
calls them, he li c ini satisll.'d that
the ti.ing was a swindle, lie made an
appointment to se tho fellow at a later
hour, nnd in the meantime notined
Captain Elwavd. Tlio follow returned
to see Ued, nut In was out. Ho rur
tl.tr report of bis operations has baa
received.
PASTE THIS IN YOUR HAT.
Information Rexardimr Street Railway
Transfer Tickets.
The Scranton Traction company pub
lishes the foliowi'ii; information re
garding transfer tickets for the benefit
of the traveling public, so that no con
fusion may occur and that unnecessary
conflicts betwesn psssungers and con
ductors may be avoided:
Transfers will he issued from lino to
linn a follows: From Providence and
Peckville to Hydrf Park, Liurol Hill.
Beilevuo, South Sida, Nay Aug Falls
and DiMiiiore Suburban.
From llyda Park cars to nny other
line iu lb city, Bellerne excepted.
From Green Ridge People's to Ilydo
Park, Laurel Hill, Uellevue, South Side
and Nay Auj falls.
l'rom Laurel liill to Uydt Park,
Provid-ince, Groen Ridga Peoplu's,
B :llevtio, South Sido and Green Uidge
Suburban.
From Oellevue to all but tho Ilydo
Park lines.
The South Side transfers to all lines.
Nay Aug Falls lint) to every other line
except Laurel Hill.
From Green ltldga Suburban, to
Hydo Park, Laurel Hill, South Side
and Nay Aug Falls.
From Dnntuore Suburban to Hyde
Park, Providence, ballevue, South Side
aud Nay Aug Falls.
People coming into Scranton from
the b ise ball park, after a game of ball,
will be transferre 1 to any line in the
city, provided they corns in ou the spe
cial cars that ru i from the base ball
park only.
People living in HydsTark can ob
tain a transfer good from one Hvdf
Park line to any other line rpsralin in
the same section. Passengers c in get
on a car at nny point, pay their fare,
an I after receiving a transfer will bu
permitted to get of at a point where
the car they desire to take passes the
line on which they have received the
transfer, the transfer to be used ou the
lirst car that pauses to their ilostiuatiou
People going out on the Laurel Hill
line cau obtain a trannfer ut No. 0
Planch whic i will he goal on Branon
car to Brady's store, or they can obtain
a transfer nt Dtnimoro corners which
will tie good on the. Dun mors Suburban
to Horati & Henley's store. . People
living in the vicinity of Brady's store
can take the ilranoii car at that ulauw
and Dy paying itieir lure ontnin u
transfer to tiinrel Hill Park cars nt
tho junction with Branch.
People coming into Scranton and
wishing to go to tin depots across the
Hyde Park bridge will ask for a trans
fer to Hyde Park. Tins triinsfor will
also bo good on tim LViIIbvui line. '
People) cmiing into Scraut-m ou
riyuo l'nrK, iseiiuvue, bonth bide or
Nay Ana Falls lines mid wishing to no
out on tno Ure-n ludgi or Dunmor.i
Suburhnn lines will hi given a transfer
which will be good pa eithur line, This
gives the paanenger the privilege of
taking the tint car going lit that di
rection. People living in Dtinmoro mid wish
ing to go to Green llidie can take the
Dm, more Su; uroan car au.l by paying
laro can obtain a transfer winch will
be good from Washington avenue and
Marion streot to Green Ridge on the
Green Ridge Sntnirbuu line, Groen
Uidge p-'oplo wishing to go to Dun
more will be ucoommodited in like
manner,
Brooklyn Uriilsr. In Soap
Onp of tho most remarkable show win
dow displays ever seen in this oity Is thnt
winch will appear in tun double wm
dow of Uonuau's Grand Depot, Wy
oming avenue. .1. u. minis, u pro-
irviioiiiii wiiiuow uecorator irom tno
H. & O. A. Roever company of
Cincinnati bus with asslstan's ben on
gaged upon it for two days. It consists of
a faithful reproduction of the big Brooklyn
bridge iu Castile soap. Somo 7,000 cakes
are used in the construction of the same
and the completed work is n novel us well
as handsome production. The abutments
nnd cables aro all produced. The acces
sories upon and under thu bridge, In the
slmpe of wngonB aud boats, put tho finish
lug touches on.
PiLi.RBunT Flour Mills have a capacity
oiK.ouu parrots a uay. "
us i sum she
Social Given by Patriotic Guards to Young
Ladies Wlio Assisted at Ficnlc.
THE ENTERPRISING YOUNG MEN
They Contemplate tho Purchase of
Land aud the Erection of a iiuitabla
Hall Barber Zing Injures His
Finder Death of Mrs. Catherine
Nealon at Her Homo on Prospoct
Avenuo-Olhcr Uorm of News.
The members of Company A, Pa
triotic Guards, tendor-d it social lust
iiilfht to the voting ladies who so dili
gently assisted ns table waitors at the
picnic and lieliHd to m ike it n succeis.
Tids ortraniz tion consists of a promi-
nsiit numner .if young mn whoso oh.
j et is to become proficient iu military
rill. The proceeds of the picnic will
he devoted toward purchasing rirl-s
and other fquipinen'a Tho company
f -els gntefui t ) th'i b-ilcry lirm of
Seli.itit-r Bros., for an expensive cuke
tiiat was douat "d to tho picnic. The
c ik wes h i, n p-.-opri-ite gift, and was
surmounted by tho figure of a soldier
in full uniform. It was won in a con-conti-Ht
tiy Misa Annie Urydaii.
Anothr cake from the snm firm
dei-oratud wi'h a repritsentation of llu
Gt-.ld'""o! Lib rty was won by Miss
Lillie Kra.-lici: Thu social last night
was u most ct.j ivable i;ffiir. Fred
Jones nod L mis lliuserjtn furnishod
the inn iie mid William Meister was
prompter. H-frsshiunts w.-r- served
tiy a committee from the company.
The young ladies who were tendered
the social last night areas follows:
Mrs. Michael Tr-ster, Mrs. Lottie
Kerl-.otT. Mrs. Fred C. Erhardt.
Mrs. August Wevineyer nnd Misses
H innah Meyers, Louisa Storr, Mollie
ilarinian, 11a J !i rtm in, Maggie
Euleii. L'zzi Ililtz, Tillie Wust
Iifahl, Wanda Westpfihl, Minnie
Kiuelick. Mary Maniz, L'zzie R uen,
Minniei Miller, Annio Drydon, Lstm
11 rman, Annio Naegeli, Minnie iMii
l -r, D ra U-'Utclili-r, Annio Colemeyer,
Uosie liry.ien.
BARBER ZANG'S FINGERS CUT.
He ttruc'i EN Kami with a Hatchet
Yestoidiy.
Barber John Zing, of Pittston ave
nue, is a good m hi at tho tonsorial
rade. but at the carpenter busiusss be
is not hopeful or winninir renown.
Yesterday he wbs not very buiy iu the
all.-riioon and turned his leisure hours
to profit by getting a hammer aud saw
to put a li 'wscreoii door on nts shop.
After he bad bung the door, he was
cutting a piece of India rubber ta at
tach to the sill so that the door would
slam against it noiselessly. lis used a
dull tomahawk to cut tho rubber with
and one of tho blows of the as claucsd
from the rubber and he was cut on the
thumb and forefinger ot the left hand
very, deeply. The injury, however,
loes not prevent biiu troiu attending
to business, although his forefinger is
nearly severed from bis hand.
PLANS OF YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE,
That Society Ma7 Buy the Lot Nar the
Cu'.varr.
Colutnbm couucil, Yonnz Men's In
stitute, composed of over loO young
men, is considering the purchase of
plot of ground on Pittston avenue at
the corner of Brook streot. If the in
stitute can buy the land nt a reason
able figure it is understood tnat nego
tiations will at once be opened with
William Connell & Cx
A hall will be built and fitted up in
the most approved style. Tho location
is eyed by other societies with a view
in the same line ns the institute pro
poses to follow. There were rumors to
tho effect that tho plot was about to be
donated to the William Counell Hose
company, but there is no foundation
whatever to the stories.
DEATH OF MISS CATHERINE NEALON
She Was a Pious aud Upright Chriitian
Woman.
Th death of Miss Catherine Nealon
of 732 Prospect avenu at an early
honr ysterday morning, after a short
illness, removed from this life ono who
hnd lived according to the precepts and
teaohings of righteousness.
She passed away from this sphere
consoled by the sacrament ot her
church. P, F. Paddon, of Power's drug
store, was her nephew. Tha funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at 9
o clock with a solemn high miss ot
requiem at St. Peter's cathedral. In
in-nt will be made in Hyde Park ceme
tory.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
Mepnen fjrsco, or i'lttston avenue, re
turned home yesterday after a week's visit
down ihe valley.
Misses Ji tigiista nnd Christie Blehler, of
New l ork, are visiting their aunt, Mrs,
ivero, oi i'lttston avenue.
K. R. Connolly, Into South Side cone
spoiidoutof TllK TliiliUNK, has accepted
position ns conductor for thu hcruutou
fraction company,
iiosepn Oswald, the I'lttston avenue
tailor, who left, three months ulto on aviti
to tiernianv. miled for homo Wednesday
aud is exiccted to nrnve here on Aug. I.
Company A, Patriotic. Guards, will hold
a business meeting at Fi'tiebau's hull to
niu'ht. Next Tuesday night the members
will drill at the Ho nth Side Base Ball park.
The Scranton Athletic club, at a meet
lug lust night, accepted the invitation of
the f-'neugerruiido to attend its picuio ou
Aug. U, aud ali-o the invitntiou of the fur
Vi-reiu to pui ado with thvm iu lull uniform
uu AUZ. U0.
NORTH END ERIEF3.
fThe North K.tnl o(lli-o of tho KrnANTON
TlillH NK Is loeiitod nt tlie l ewis Di-uk btore
and .leliu's Store, Wayne nveiiuo, where soli
Her ptions, advertisements and communication
will receive prompt attentioa.l
Willie Mtilchrome, tlio boy who fell from
the roof of a house pear the Miuviue, is
progres iug very favorably.
A car went rft tlio track last evening at
Weston switch and a block f some tjpie
resulted where several cars were detained.
Again complaints aro mndo of the Inva
sion of sidewalks in Providence by lockless
wheelmen. The udewnlk from Putnam
street to Bull's Head seems'to be claimed
by them.
A mnn of thi ninnoof Thomas llcUinley,
of Parker street, was arrested last evening
at the instauco of his wife for a brntnl ns
Fault iu the course ot which ho siuashod
his furniture. Tho North End patrol
wagon conveyod the prisonor to the sta
tion bouse. Lieutenant Bpellman made
the nrrest.
Tho court of Aldorman Horau roiemblod
a steam bakery when William Wallace
mid John Mnzzee discussed their mis
understanding before a host of Polanders.
Tne former churges Mazzee with having
taken his mining drill machine, and he re
plied that he bad purchased it from a
man now In jail. The alderman decided
thnt Mnzsue mnst return the machine und
pny the costs of the suit.
At a meeting held last evening, Armor
Thomas, presidio's, the North End Choral
union was organized as a permanent insti
tution and also in view of the Laurel Hlil
competition on Sapt. 0 and 7. The to How
ing omciais wore appointed: President.
Armor Thomas: vice president. Moraan
H. Williams: conductor, William M. Da-
vies; iif-sistant, W. u. Hatkius: secre
tary, Thomas Davies; treasurer. Wesley
Mitchell: press committee. T. Owen
Charles, J mil R, Davies, Henry Colo. A
Urgn number who were preaent were en
rolled.
REAL ESTATE
CONTINUES
ACTIVE.
Eq tare
Big
Djal on Court Hou-e
Tr prty Talked Of.
And stilt another large estate deal Is
on the tapis. This timi it is the Mo
ld nney property on the comer of
Adams avenue and Spruca siro". C.
P. Davidson has secured an option
tipiiu it and if ncgoti itious aro hucuss
ful it will bu his in tne courso of a few
divs. ' The det,.ils of tlio propuod
la isfnr could uot t learned, but it is
sai l that the land will bring a Very
ncy figure,
Y- sturdily witnessed the triinsfor of a
'irarson avenue nrop rty. S. N. Callen-
ilar piucliHSi d tho lioilio f the late Dr.
George 1). Tnroan for i"J:!.0OI). This
ucludes ll.e house mil lutnitiiro. The
prop-rty bad been upon the market
ouly a few days wlimM:. Callundur
secured it.
Tmy ilia Wtbir
nnd got the best. At Oui-rusey Bros.
M.YKK!KI.
BMITH-CAttUUKY-Juk ll, 1S!H, nt St.
Patrick's church, by tho liev. Father
Dunn, Johu F. Sinil'i, of Peranum, to
Miss JauuC'irbrey, of Glasgow, Scotland.
1)1111).
JORDAN Patrick Jordan, nt his lato resi
dence, Uutiiriore. ruuerul baturday
nftoruoon ut 8 o'clock.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LIBBEY'S COT GLASS
LARGEST LINE OF
Haviland & Co.'s
China
White and Decorated.
Silverware, Lamps,
Chamber Sets, &..
WEICHEL k MILLAR
Ii6 Wyoming Ave.
If a Tornado
Should '
Strike Scranton
It would causa little more
surprise to our citizens than
FREEMAN'S NEW
SPOT CASH PRICE LIST
HAS DONE
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW
ELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.,
never have been sold before at
such prices; but, remember there
is no CREDIT at Freeman's.
Our lino of Groceries is
complete .and you can
rely on tlism bsing the
finest.
If you want a delicious,
high-flavorsd TEA, try
our New Crop JAPAN
for 50c; worth 75c.
C. DITCHBURN
4i 7 LACKAWANNA AVE.
THE
CELEBRATED
i.n at rrMont Hi- Most Popnlar snd 1'rcfrrreil 1.
L'tftilMlK AMIMS.
Warercoms : Opposite Columbus Monument,
. to V'-sohlnj-jton Av. cranton,P-
R OOP tinning and soldering Ml clone away
with hy the uso ot H AKTW AN'8 PAT
ENT PAINT, which consists of ingi-edl nts
well-known to oil. Jt ran Do applied to tin,
galvanized tin, sheet Iron roofs, also to liriok
awemncs, wnii-n win pruyeni absolutely any
crumbling, cracking or lirenklnar nt tho
brick. It will outlast tinning ot any kind hy
many yenrs.and it's cost does not excood one
fifth that of 1 ho cost of tinning. Is sold by
tne jod or poana. sjoniraois tasna oy
MOMU UAU1MANN, fcJ7 Birch Si
Mill HALL
I'm
! v. .y
v ' " '"-)
You Meed 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.
srt-rr -lnr
Custom Tailors and Clothier3,
WYOMING AVENUE.
v. II L iLs
308
1.EAREHI
111 ioz
Liob Oops
To
be closed
half value.
CAPS, worth from 39c. to
ba cIo33d out at . . ,
I At less than HALF VALUE and other
1 goods in proportion. jj
Scientific Eye
It's a Great Shock
fo the follts v.in are claiming they nnderse.l
ill ntliers to find that without the lenst fuss
or blunter we aro ifivlnc custom' rs the ben
efit of Biieh opportunities as these.
A Strictly HPrh Gvade I.lKlit-welgHr
Wheel, 18P4 pikltnru, SI 10 easli.
18113 pattern, ml 50 Wheel, fop S75.
1804 pattern, 100 Wheel, lor 85 llv
theso prices make tho business at our store.
FLORBY HOLT
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
ViOTOR SASH.
3 Ccrrect!!
AND JUST THE
THING FOR THI3
EOT W2ATESS.
THE 1IATTEII,
Sells Thsm.
Maloney Oil and Manufac
turing Company
Have removed their oflico to their
Warorooius,
NUMBER9
141, 143,145,147,149, 151
MERIDIAN ST.
TELEPHONE NUMBER, BOSH.
"IF AT FIRST YOU
" tit
n
1
Lacka. Ave.
C5 SAP F
xd2 W u xk tin Lisa
out at LESS than
1 ?
, vviil
Li tUWa
Testing Free
By DP. DR. SHIMBERG,
The Specialist on tho Eye. Headaches and Uer.
vousnet-s relieved. Latest nnd Improved Style ot
Eyeglasses' and Spectacles nt the Lowest Prices.
Bl?;-t Artificial Eys ins -rt.)l for $5.
303 Sl'ULCl-: ST., Orp. Old Post Office.
II. A. HULBERT'3
Glty filusio Store,
IV YOMLNQ AVK, BCKANIO
6TEIVWAT SOI
DKCKF.H miOTHEIia
E-ltAiMCU & EACH
VILAV1Z, Jt UAIUU
tsastl
,U a larg-o stock at flrstsslast
MtSICATi SIEHCHAND19U
HliblC, fe.m. tlU
Another Advocate of
DUS. II KS WOOD WARDI'.LL:
GKNTl.LMI NIt oflorda me great
yleasuro to statn tbat your ni-v ftrootsij
of extracttnif teeth wna a Brand sucoeti IS
my cine, ami I heartily recommend it t
all. I sincerely hope that othara Trill
test Its merits.
Yours resppctfully,
CATT. 8. E. BHYANT, Eoranton, Pai
Hsnwood & Wardell,
DENTISTS,
SIC L,acka wanna Ave.
Will on and after Mav 31 ninke a irreat rodatf
tlon In the prices of plates. All work gttaB
antesi flrat-cLisa In every particular.
A. W. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREE)
EICYCIiKS AND SrOKTINQ
GOODS.
Victor, Goni'.ron, Rellpso, LorelL Diamonl
and Other Whsela.
DON'T SUCCEED," TRY
Anaosthene
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