THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY , MORNING. MARCH 19, 1895. ,
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A Foe to Dyspepsia
GOOD BREAD
USE THE
FLOUR
And Always Have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE
TO THE TRADE BY
The Weston Mill G
J. FRANK SIEGEL'S
CONCERT
AT THE FROTHlNUHAAt.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA AND BANO, 40 PlECES
luster Monday N itit. April 15.
Tickets on sale at box otttve. ono ticket ad
mitting lady u.;J teutlomun; extra ladies'
tickets. 5nc.
A geneml invitation cxtciid'.'d to all present
and luriuer pupils and tiieir I'liends.
No Card Invitations Issued.
l'OiSONAL.
Miss Seanlon, uf Lafayette street, his
returned from a two weeks' visit to New
.York. .
. A. J. Colborn, Jr., returned from New
York yesterday, whor he had been en
gaged on professional business.
Mis. Eva Roblln, of London, and Miss
Ituth Vidavaver, of New York, will assist
at Professor Carter's coni ert on Thursday
Jiitfht at the Kim Park churc h.
Miss Susie Morris, of the firm of Jen
kins & .Morris, milliners, of Spruee street,
has returned from New York, where she
n;.ent some time studying the styles for
the spring season. She was ureomiia
nieii by Jiisii Jennie Morgan and .Miss II.;
beeca Davis, two of the trimmers of the
lirm.
Rev. James Mcleod, D.D., read a sclnl
Brly paper on "Kairbalrn's Life of Christ"
before the .Methodist mlnlsteriiini at T-.lm
J'ark church yesterday mornlnK.. The
paper was replete with ripe, thoueh's
upon this excellent standard work und the
reverend gentleman's learned effort was
highly appreciated by the clergy present.
SPECIALTY AT DAVIS
New York I nlques Three Days' PnnuRC
mcnt Well Begun.
A crowded house greeted the New
York Uniques, who opened a thro
days' enKaRement at Iiavls' theater
yesterday afternoon. The performance
la replete with specialty artists whoso
work Is very clever.
The performance concluded with a
farce, entitled "Razor Jim." The com
pany's efforts werf loudry applauded.
On Thursday afternoon the "Police Pa
trol" will be seen at the theater.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
(Under this heading short letters of In
terest will be published when accompa
nied, for publication, by the writer's
name. Thn Trlhuno will not bo held ro
sponsible for opinions here expressed.)
Generous .Mr. Unnncr.
Editor of The Tribune.
Blr: I desh-e through tho columns of
The Tribune to ex-tend my sincere thanks
to the friends who supported me nt the re
cent Republican caucus In the Sixteenth
ward for the olllcp of select council and
ask them to irtve the nominee of that cau
cus, Adam Hchroeder, tho same active sup
port I would have received from I hem Mid
I been the candidate. Joseph Manner.
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A Truln I. on J Worth $100,000.
On Tuesday, March 19, n special train
of twenty-live car loads of Mire's root beer
will be forwarded from Philadelphia to
lioston via the Philadelphia and Hendlnu
lind Delaware and Hudson railroads. This
is proftihly as extensive n shipment of ono
commodity as has ever been made. Tim
consignment Is siilllclent to mukn nearly
three millions of Kullon of beer ami has
been sold to wholesale dealers of New
England.
Telephone 2242. W. O. Doud ft Co., Ml
Lackawanna avenue, for all kinds of
plumbing.
SCROFULA, salt rheum, and all dlseaso
of the blood, dyspepsia, headache, kidney
and liver complaints, and catarrh, are
cured by Hood's Hursuparllla, the great
blood purifier. (
HOOD'S PILLS 'cure Jaundice, bilious
ncss, sick headache, constipation uml all
liver Ills.
Remebcr our telephone number Is 2242
If you want plumbing work. W. Q. Doud
-ft Co., tM Lacka. ave.
"I had a bad cold which developed Into
grip. Physicians gave me nn relief, and t
llnally tried Dr. VVood'g Norway Pino
Syrup. One bottle cured me completely,
It la a wonderful medicine," John Hun
nilca, Lyon Station, Pa. '
. ' pctiii-l.. m m
KIKIl.
GIBRONS.-In Rcrnnton. March 18, 1835,
, Annie, the 3-year-old daughter of
Thomas and Kllen (llbbons, at their
home, 033 Fourth street. Funeral Wed
nesday afternoon. Interment In Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
PARADE AT CAHBALE '
.
Ancient Order of Hibernians Hold a
liiij Demonstration.
THE OKGAXIZ.VriONS IX UXE
All the Pulsions of Hiith Branches of the
Order Participated -Over Three Thoir
sund Marcheis-I'lenty of Dec
orations ami Music.
Special Correspondence of The Tribune.
t'arbomialo, March IS. A clear sky
nnd crisp, bracing alt' made the observ
ance of St. Patrick's Day very enjoy
able In this city today. Tho demonstra
tion was under the auspices of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, Hoard of
Krln, of the county, which Invited the
members of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians, Hoard of Amerlcu, to join
with them in celebratlnit tho annivers
ary of Ireland's patron suint.
I'lie (dd Pioneer City did its utmost to
welcome und entertain the thousuuds
ot visitors who spent the day in tin?
city. Then' was general. If not elabor
ate, decorations on the hullilliiKX along
the line of march, but the people of the
city did Hot simply content themselves
with bedecking their homes with the
Stars und Stripes and beautiful green
and gold emblem of Ireland; they took
u warm Interest In their patriotic visi
tors and tried to make their visit to the
city pleasant and agreeable.
1'he visiting organizations begun to
arrive soon utter !l o'clock. About that
hour the regular train consisting of six
cats arrived on the Ontario and West
ern railroad from Scranton, each of
which was crowded. Following this at
Intervals of llt'teeii minutes two special
trains of ten curs each urrlvcd on the
same roud and deposited hundreds tit
the station. Superintendent It. It. Will
iams was at the Scrantou end of he
line superintending the departure of t lie
trains ami Passenger Agent T. Flltcrof.
personally accompanied the excursion
ists and sa4 that they were properly
taken care of.
Others Came by the D. und II.
Hundreds also arrived over (he Dela
ware ami Hudson railroad, and by 11
o'clock the lust of the societies had ar
rived in the city and tirand Marshal
James O'Haiu had his organization
ready to move a few minutes later.
The column formed on Ulver street
and moved out to IHinilalY, counter
marched to Wall, to Main, to Church,
to Salem, countermarched to Church,
to Klghtli. to IMk". countermarched to
Main, and passed In review at the city
building.
Tile parallel's presented an Imposing
und striking picture us they proceeded
along Main street with waving plumes
and nodding banners of green, con
trasting with the Stars and Stripes.
i.Irand Marshal O'Hata and his chief
of staiY. M. II. Griilln, led the column,
followed by the aides: Captain J. II.
Duggan, William Mellale. M. Muldoon,
Martin Furgtisnn. .Miles McAndrew. T.
J. Hilbow. M. T. Mellale. John kill-
gallon, John T. Flaherty.
Then came carriages containing
Rovs. T. F. CoftVe, J. J. Curran, W. A.
N'ealon, of Carbondale; T. F. Comer
rord. of Archbald: P. J. Mc.Manus, of
ilteen Ridge; John u'Toole, of Provi
di nee; Mr. J. H. Devine. president of
the Catholic Total Abstinence union;
City Treasurer (Jramer, City Solicitor
Stuart. City Clerk McMillan, Council
men Spencer. Pender. McDonough, Me
Xultj Loftus, O'Uoyle und Glennon.
Anthony McAndrew, president; Will
iam . Dawson, vice-president; A. F.
O' Boyle, recording secretary; Jeremiah
0"Sulllvan, financial secretary; Pat
rick Jordan, treasurer of the county
board of America, all of Scranton; C. T.
Roland, county delegate, of Scranton;
P. J. McDonald, of Scranton, secretary,
and P. H. MofJreever, of Simpson,
treasurer of the county board of Krln;
National Treasurer Rattle, Owen Hag
gerty, Thomas Carroll, P. J. Dunleavy.
P. J. Lynn. Dennis O'Lenihan, P. .1.
O' Boyle, W. J. Foley, P. J. Lynett. F.
J. Johnson, Owen Connelly, T. O. Can
non, olyphunt; ex-Mayor Kelly, Post
master Nualon, Dr. T. C. Fltzslmmons,
Patrick Hyrne, T. J. Savage. Hugh
Price, M. Says, J. Rallngher, Thomas
MeDonough, and J. J. Mollltt, of Car
bondale. Those in the Divisions.
After these came the first division,
headed by Bauer's band of Scranton.
It was in charge of Commander J. P.
Collins. Allies P. J. Clark, W. T. Moran,
John Y. Malum. Thomas A. MctJold
rick, Thomas Monnhan, Ancient Order
of Hibernians, Board of America, of
county. The following divisions of the
Board of America were In this section:
No. 1, Hyde Park; No. 9, Mlnookn: No.
7, Moosle; No. IT,, Oreen Ridge; No. 3,
Scranton;, No. 17, Scranton; No. 20,
Bellevue; No. 4, Dunmore; No. 18, Sport
Hill; Xo. 5, Olyphunt; No. G, Scranton;
No. 8, Jessup; No. 10. Jermyn; No. II,
Dickson City; No. 2, Old Forge; No. 11,
Cii.rbondale.
Forest City drum corps headed the
second division, which wns under com
mand of William Reel. His chief of
slaff was C. if. De Vere and aides, T.
T. I.uiiRan, T. T. Barret, M. Ci. Neary;
Ancient order of Hibernians, Board of
Krln, all divisions from towns north of
Scranton. In this division were the fol
lowing divisions of the Board of Krln,
No. 1, Forest City; No. 1.1, VnndllnK;
No. 11, Simpson: No. 3, Carbondale; No.
Fall tn Help .Mrs. N. Whitney.
Illllsboro Brlilge, N. ,11. There Is no
more highly respected resident of this
village than Mrs. N. 10. Whitney. Her
long and serious Illness airnl her re
markable recovery through the old of
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
has) made that ny-dlrlne a necessity In
many New Hampshire households.
Mrs. Whitney In speaking about her
Kk'kncss suld: "! hud been gradually
fulling In health for a 'number of years,
and was told by my physicians that I
whs In the last stages of Brlght's dis
ease. I had been under the treatment
at various times, of six physicians, two
clairvoyants, and a Christian Scientist,
but received no boncllt from any of
them. It seemed to me that every
means of ever being cured had been
tried except to use Dr. Kennedy's Fa
vorite Remedy, which hod been recom
mended. I purchased a bottle, and by
the time I hud used the sevund bottle
I wa greatly Improved, and from that
on I gulned dally, ami It was not long
before 1 was doing my regular house
hold work. No tongue can tell how I
suffered for tho three years before 1
used Favorite Remedy. My age Is 56.
and 1 now weigh thirty-live pounds
more than I ever did. Favorite Rem
edy restored me to health nnd
strength."
As a prominent physician recently
said: "AJny one suffering from kidney
or urlnifry troubles, rheumatism or
dyspepsia, should use Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy; It will cure them If
their disease Is wlthlng the reach of
medicine."
Carbondale; No. 2, Jermyn; No. 6,
Archbald; No. S, Jessup.
The third division, made up also of
divisions of the Hoard of Krln, was in
charge of the following: Commander,
P. J. Hoban; chief of -staff, John -Me
llale, aides, T. .1. Conway, J. J-'ord, J.
M. Fly mi, A. Mublet'ig. J. Ledger. Di
visions in line were: No. 14, Scranton;
No. 4, Scranton; No. 1, Scranton; No. V,
Scranton; fto. 7, Scranton.
Plenty of Music.
Neurit' every division was accompan
ied by either a band or drum corps. It
took Aiirty-llve minutes for the proces
sion (o pass the reviewing stand, and It.
was estimated that there were 3,000
men hi Hue.
At 1:110 p. in. the parade was over and
an hour later the marchers began to
leave the city. The day throughout
was observed In a most quiet und or
derly manner, and the only labor the
black helmeted policemen of Carbon
dale' had to perform was in keeping
the ubiiiuitlotis "shell game" man on
the move, it was late at night before
tho lust of the visitors left, when the
city resinned Its usual quiet and placid
uppearance. J. F. M.
AT ST. lAl L'S CillKCIl HALL.
literary und Dramatic Entertainment
Presented I list Mglit.
A dramatic entertainment under tho j
auspices of St. Paul's Literary and I
Dramatic association, of St. Paul's par- i
ish. (Ireen Ridge., was held In the
church hall last night. The feature of
Hie evi'Mlng was the presentation of a ,
.tree comedy entitled "A Unlet Fam
y." Benjamin Hibbw, a cross hus
band, wllh a quiet wife, und Barnaby
Bibbs, a quiet husband with a cross
wife, were the central characters. The '
cast of characters Included J. V. Pur- i
cell. W. i:. Doiu rty, 11. F. Hart, T. A.
Loftus. T. Loftus, M. F. Hurley, Miss
M J. O'lioro and Mrs. M. F. Wolford.
The piece was well Interpreted nnd j
was received with much merriment. ;
Before the comedy was produced j
Miss Alice Burke, Miss Tessle Sweeney.
Miss .Mary Lally, John Lally. P. F.
McLi ughllu. Miss Kale Cummings and
D. F. Cardliigly favored the audience
with voeal and Instrumental numbers.
The entertainment closed with the pres
entation of the following tableaux:
"The Tempter," In two scenes; "The
Irish Queen," ",Io:m of Ark at the
Stake," "I'ipsty Camp," "Goddess of
Liberty."
NORTH EX I) II I HERMANS.
Annual t uteriainriu nl of Division No. Id j
in Si. Mary's Hal I.
St. Mary's hall was completely Idled 1
last niglit when tfle annual entertain-!
ment of Division No. lii, or the An-!
cii-nt order of Hibernians was held, j
Professor J. F. o'lioyle. ussisted by;
Janu s McCarthy, presided. j
Tlie chief feature of an entertaining
programme was Rev. William P.O'Dou- !
Hell's lecture on "The Characteristics
of the Irish People." The programme j
Included a vocal solo by Charles Con-
nolly; instrumental quartette, Messrs. j
Clark. Berry. Silkman and Richards;
recitation. Miss Julia Allen; duett. Miss j
Kmma Humphrey and Miss Gabriel;
vocal solos, Miss Annie I.ruwn. Joseph
Murray. Larry Kot trick and Professor
W. A. Kelly; liute solo, Charles Berry.
TO HON FOR POINTS.
Dntries Completed for the Nut ionul Ath
letic Club Tourney.
Arrangements are completed for the
boxing tournament of the National
Athletic club In Music Hall Monday
night The events have rilled well and
include all the light and heavy weight
classes, a catch-welglit class and a spe
cial wrestling bout.
The referee will be Professor I'. J.
Murphy, of the Scranton Athletic club;
timekeeper, Kdward Howard, burgess
of Olyphant; judges. James Judge and
Richard Havers; announcer, W. J.
Burns, of Carbondale. The complete
list of entries follow:
ll'i-pound class Joseph Allen, National
Athletic club; John Gorman, Philadelphia
Swimming club; Thomas Morgan, llazle
ton; James McGulr.e, Kxcclslor Athletic
club.
IJM-pomid class Frank Callahan, Na
tional Athletic club; "Jack" Woods, M-t-ropolitan
Athletic club; K. K. Unstick,
Pittsburg Athletic club; Thomas Moone,
Kxeelslor Athletic club, Providence.
lJj-pound class Philip Moiialuin, Na
tional Athletic club; peter Macker, Twi
light Athletic club, olyphant.
li'i-pound class .M'lchael Wetsh, Pino
Brook Athletic club; Harry Kennedy, Ks
celslor Athletic dug. Providence; Thomas
Williams, National Athletic club.
Impound class John Tlglie, Kxeelslor
Athletic club; John Gllniartin, American
Athletic club.
1 t'l-pouud class John Barrett, National
Athletic club; .Morris Posm-r, Active Ath
letic club.
Catch weight class-Kugene Cosgrove,
National Athletic club; John Mudlgun,
Nonparlel Athletic oluli.
Ijii-pound class "Jack" .Mitchell, Na
tional Athletic club; James Mel'addeii,
Wllkes-llarie; James Connors, Twilight
Athletic club, Olyphant.
lr.-Vpound class "Paddy" Moran und
"Bobby" Allen, National Athletic club;
William Richmond, Pittston; William
Sheridan, Kxeelslor Athletic club, Throop.
Heavy weight class James O'Malley,
Anierlsnn Athletic club; M. J. Messitt,
Oneouta, N. Y.
Wrestling class James Dempsey, H!
pounds, uml Daniel ('ohm. IK pounds,
WORKMEN AT EASE.
SmokernnJ Sccinl in Their Hull on l ack
r.wnnmi Avenue.
The members of the Upc hurch lodge,
No. 2J2, Ancient Order of United Work
men, held a smoker und soclul hist
evening In the hall on Lackawanna
avenue. A lurge number of members
were present. The evening wns passed
In a convivial manner und the main
points In the history of the lodge were
Impressed upon the nssembly.
The lodge wus organized eight years
ago with fourteen members, and has
now n membership of 140, und ut the
death of each a sum of 12,000 will be
paid as a death benefit. The lodge wns
reported to be In a sound financial con
dition, and the lodge room was reported
to have been furnished In the most
modern manner. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
MRS. SWAN REAPPOINTED.
She und W, S. I ant-stuff Will Servo Three
Years More.
The terms of Mrs. Frances 11. Swan
und William S. Langstuff as pour direc
tors of tho Scranton poor district ex
pired on Friday, March 15.
Petitions praying for their re-appolnt-ment
were Illcd tn court, und yester
day Judge Archbald handed down an
order appointing both for a term of
three years. The appointments are to
date from March 15.
Hellcf III Six Hours.
Distressing Kidney nnd Bladder rt!s.
poses relieved In six hours by tho "New
Great Bouth Amorlcsn Kidney Cure."
This new remedy Is ,n great surprise, on
account of Its exceeding promptness In
relieving puln In the bladder, kidneys,
back and every part of tho urinary pas
sages. In main or female. It relieves re
tention of water and puln In passing It
almost Immediately. If you want-qulnk
relief nnd cure this la your remedy. Sold
by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Pcnn ave.
line,- Berunton, Pa. ,
POOL BOffljJWS RAISED
Center Street (lamblcrs Escape with
More Speed Than Grace.
FLED WITHOUT COATS OK HATS
County Detective l.syshon Makes a Great
Haul at the l lectrlc News und Money
. Transfer t'ompuny Ho Confis
cated All the Apparutus.
Officers of the law yesterday swooped
down upon the pool room conducted for
the past two years nt 1107 and 30!i Center
street under the mime of the Kleetrle
Newa and Money Transfer company,
and three Individuals connected with It
Were arrested, and all of the black
boards, charts, papers, etc., found In
the place were conliscuted, and, except
the telegraph instrument, are securely
locked in the olllce of District Attorney
John R. Jones, In the court house. The
ticker was turned over to the manager
of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. The raid was made yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock by County Detective
Thomas Leyshon on Information to be
fore Alderman Wright. He was assist
ed by State Detectives Anthony Scan
Ion, Jr., of this city, and Holland, of
Beech Haven. Two warrants, a search
warrant, and one for running a gam
bling house, were procured, and Mr.
Leyshon, accompanied by Detectives
Scanlon and Holland, visited the place.
It watl at an hour when the pool room
was In lull blast. But the gamblers
suspected that trouble was In store for
them, and It Is said that a "spotter"
was kept on the lookout. The three
ollleers took different paths so as not to
urouse suspicion and they met together
at the entrance almost unaware to the
denizens Inside. But the frequenters
Just got the right tip in time?.
They Took Leg Hail.
County Detective Leyshon was the
first to enter and the panorama spread
before his gaze was well calculated to
make him smile. Kvery available ave
nue of escape was a picture frame for
u disappearing coat tail. The, ap
proach of the ollleers was the signal for
a Htumpede and before any of the men
playing the races could be ruptured
every one of them had hied himself out
of sight.
But the Individuals connected with
the rooms stood their ground and were
taken In tow by the ollleers. They are
Joseph Gleason, of New York, man
ager: Kdward Gleaaon, his nephew; M.
S. Jordan and Charles It. Drohr, who
presided at the telegraph Instrument.
They were brought before Alderman
Wright and they waived a hearing,
each furnishing bail In the sum of $.".uo.
Dr. William Haggerty qualllied as their
bondsm:-.n. Attorneys O'Brien and
ICelley were engaged to represent the
pool room men, and a legal battle will
be "fought to determine whether or not
this concern cun legally carry on busi
ness. W hat They Claim.
They allege that the company Is
chartered under the laws of tho state
of New Jersey, artl that they arc en
gaged in legitimate business. The
headquarteis Is at room f.:!. No. 4:1,
Broadway, New York. A. J. MclJon-
ell Is represented as the proiildent and
Joseph ,T. Gleason, manager. At that
place news from racetracks at Alexan
der, Va., and other points on rhe south
ern circuit are received In the winter
time; in summer business Ut done on the
northern tracks. Suli-agencles are es
tablished at Bridgeport, Conn., and
llarrisliui-g, Allentown, Wilkes-Barre
und Scranton, in this state. Dis
patches from headquarters ale dally re-
BUY SOME
In our west window wo tiro show
ing Elegant Lurpe Framed Pic
tures, ready to tuke home und
brig-liton up the bare spots. Who
don't love pictures'. And the price,
We frame, too. wonderfully ih-ap.
REXFORD JEWELRY CO
213 LACKAWANNA AVZNUE.
Picture
Frames
Made ut short notice. High
Class iu every respect
Inside Decorating in all Its
branches.
312
Lackawanna Avenue.
turn
Saturday, Monday, Tuesday,
MARCH 16, 18t19.
MEARS & HAGEN,
415 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
celved nud suckers make bets on the
races.
Notice was given last Thursday that
the rooms on Center street would bo
closed, and therefore tho gamblers were
on their gaurd. It Is said that the in
stitution did u business amounting to
$"00,000 during the last two years In
this eHy. On last Saturday the amount
bunked Is reported to have been $1,800,
The story, goes that two brothers of
this city have, since this octopus spread
lis tentacles hero, lost $20,000; and that
a prominent merchant was forced re
cently to liquidate a bill of $l,fi70 his
young son contracted by grumbling his
money. The ense will go before this
weeks' grand jury.
Home Seekers' excursions, via. the Nickel
Plate Itoud.
to points in the south, nt ono fare for the
round trip, March 5 to April 2 nnd 30. Ask
your city ticket agent for detailed Informa
tion, or address F. J. Moore, general
agent, No. 23 Kxchange street, Buffalo,
N. Y.
For plumbing nnd electric bells telo
phono 2213 to W. U. Doud & Co., CIJ Lacka.
ave.
Flllnbury's Flour Mills have a capacity
of li.GuU barrels a day.
llu .lie l..h..r
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros
IF YOU
WANT A
LAMP, DINNER,
TEA OR TOILET SET
When you move April i,
BUY IT NOW and save
BIG money.
WE DON'T
Want to move them,
and are making a gen
eral clearance sale of all
goods for less than cost.
- 116 WYOMING AVE.
After April 1, will ticcupy spacious
store room 1 3-1 Wyoming uvotiue.
y
We have placed iu our
show window 2 lots of
Men's Shoes which we
are selling at $3.00 a
pair; shall have no more
at this price. A shoe
well worth $4.00, but we i
want mouey. j
HERE IS
In Ladies' Fine Dongola
Shoes, patented leather
tips and backs, latest
styles, all sizes, button
and lace, at $2.49 a pair,
fomerly $3.50.
SCHflNKS
410 SPRUCE STREET.
JOHN L. HANGI, ENGRAVER,
- 31 1 l uck. Ay. and Stewart's Art Store.
Photo Engraving for Circulars, Bocks, Cata
logues, Niwspipers.
Half-Tones and Line Work.
OF-
ANOTHER BARGAIN
Brown and Mixed Brown Worsteds and
Cheviots, the correct thing for this sea
son. Handsome and extensive line of
IMPORTED
IN 1
MARTIN & DELANY
WYOMING AVE.
GREAT
ABSOLUTE AUCTION SAL
OF
rpnn
J U III
By orders of The Oriental Carpet Co., of Con
stantinople and New York, who arc retiring from
business, commencing Monday, March 18, and
will continue until the entire exhibit is sold, at
Hull a Go.'s Furniture Store
EXHIBITION FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 15 AND 16.
vSale at 2 and S p. in. This collection stands today,
iu the opinion of those best able to judge, as the
finest of Oriental Art Goods ever brought together
in this city. This is a rare opportunity for those
wishing to beautify their homes.
t!E35rPositively without limit or reserve and
every Rug and Carpet must and will be sold to the
highest bidder.
B. SCOTT'
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Tuesday Evening, March 19
A Matfnillceiit Scenic Reproduction ot
M. J. GILBRIDE'S
KimioiiB .Mining 1'luv,
WITHOUT A NAME
SEE
The Knnring Steam Kuriue.
The Pretty Pictures of Painiliar Scones.
Tho l'lny will be pres?nted by a Select Com
pany of Stars.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
xX WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.
IRELAND'S CHAMPION,
Peter Malier
And Hi. Clover Atlilutio and Specialty Co.
10 Specialty.-. Acts 10
The fnllowhni special features have boon
arniiik-ed: I'l-'. MAllKli and HAKKV
t'nl'K I IIIHIIT, of SiTuiiiou. 4 Kot'XDS.
llll.I.Y IliiX.vr.Ssy, of Huston, and JAMES
jriKiE, of Scranton. 4 KOCXD8.
I Bale of seats opens Monday,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
x One Sight, THURSDAY, MAR. 21
Jacob I.ltt's Most liliiliorste Produc
tion the Beti.iition of All ilelo
tlramntio htlort..
IN OLD KENTUCKY
All the original novelties and features, anil
Dreei-oly as presented for six coiiioeutivs
mouths at tho Aesilriuy of lluxie. New York
eitv. A KOiiuinn Hume Knee between Ken
tuekv Thoroughbreds Tlie burninit Stable
Kxplwioa in the Cuniborlsu l Mountain
Original riekauinnv Hand Swing- Aeross
Mountain Chasm, etc. Unrivalled "Buck,"
lUrd or Soft Shoe and Urotonque Dam-iii-.
Seats on sale Tnesday. March II1.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FRIDAY, MARCH 22.
THOMAS Q. SEABROOKE
And His Own O'H-ra Companr. in the Fa
mous Comic Opel-Hi Success,
ISLE OF CHAMPAGNE
l'lavcd by Mr. Heabrooko and His Kxeel
cedent OrKiitilr.atlnn Over l..'K) Times
111 all the Priueipal Cities,
PRICES-l-uwer Kloor. SI 50. S1.U0 and Toe;
Eali'ouy, Tuo. auiluOc.; tlnlicry, 'J3c.
Sale ot seats opona Weduusdny, March '.M, at
V a. ui.
DU POINT'S
MINING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
Manufactured at the Wapwallnpm Mills, lit
torus county, Ph., and nt Vt'il-mint-tun,
Delaware,
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
Oeuoral A gout for tho Wyoming District.
118 WYOMING AVE., Scranton, P
Third National Bank Building-.
AOIRt'f Ra t
TH08. FORD7 PlttsWin, Pa.
JOHN D. MM ITU HON. Plrmonth, Pa
K. W. MULL1UAN. Wilkes Bsrre, Pa.
A genu for the Repauno Chemical Uom
(any', iilgh Explosives.
II
Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
V4
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WYOMING
AVE.,
Jr., Auctioneer.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE FROTHIXGHAM,
rt . i till r is-
CumiueiH'iiu Moih!:i). 'laicii li
MATIXEKS-W-diiesdav and --atuiday.
I'Klcus-lOc. 20c. and 30c.
METROPOLITAN COMEDY C0H1PANY
REPERTOIRE :
MOXPAY "The Ftigitiva."
TUKS1MY "A Koval Pardon."
WKI).hDAY M T., '-rauihcn the Cricket-'
WEDNESDAY LV W "Lost iu Lond-n"
TH I'KsDAY Colleen Buwu"
FRIDAY "A Grass V iiluw-'
SATI KDAY MAI1XKK -Volleon Bawn"
t-A l l'KDAY EYEN1NU ' Little Ferret'
Tile Best Repertoire Company Pluyinn nt
Popular Prices. Matinee Prices 1Qc. all
parts of the bouse.
DAVIS' THEATER
Monday, Tunsday and Wsdnesday,
March 18, 13 and 20.
IX AX EXCELLENT PKOUBAMME.
DllTIC.ri.T ACTS,
15LAI I11 LL .Ml'SlC.
I.Al GIMT.R.
ADMISSION, 10, 20 OR 30 CENTS.
IMc. seats down stairs reserved for
Indies uud thoir escorts.
Twoperforni.imvMiil.ilty t 2 ' mid 111 p tn.
Kixt Attraction -"Tho Police Patrol."
WELSBAGH LIGHT
Specially Adapted (or Reading and Scrn.
i..:Jd
Consumes thrve (3) foot of pis per
hour siui Rives nn ellloioney uf sixty
((HI) caiiilles.
Saving ut least 33 per cent, over tlio
orillunry Tip Burners.
Oill uud Sec It.
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
flanufacturers' Agents.
TAR cum
Cures Colds, I.nya Out I.utirippe,
(aires Incipient Consumption.
.Manufactured by Cm. LI.MEN.
DUK1', I.lmira, N. V., ttnJ fur suld
by the I rude generally.
MEGARGEL & C0NNELL,
Wholesale Agents, Scranton, Pa.
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