THE SCRANTON THIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 22, 1895.
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Will be ready for trade
On or before April i.
Will open their large
New stock Wall Papers,
Window Shades, Stationery,
Books, at very
Interesting Prices.
Wait and see.
MICHAEL NORTON.
A Foe to Dyspepsia
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BAUER'S ORCKESTiU AND BIND, 4D PIECES
Easter Monday ilit. April 13.
Tickets on sole at bex oIHlm, one tlcltot ad
mitting lady uud (O'.jtlein-u; ultra ladies'
tickets, Mj.
fcOTA general invitu;im extend
ed to ull present uiul former pupils
und their triends.
PERSONA L.
Tallie Morgan Is at New York on pro
fessional buaine."?;.
Rev. 11. J. I'onway, of Urouklyn, X. Y.,
wus in the otty yesterday.
11. A. Klnjfsbury having sold his prop
erty on (Julucy avenue, has moved to 7!1
Madison avenue.
Sheriff F. II. demons, of I.nekawannn;
X. L. Hire and T. J. Price, of Summon,
registered at the Lafayette luft ulaht.
Phllailelpliia Inquirer.
Dr. II. B. Van Per;ran, of Grem RMo
street. Intends to l.-av.- this i iij- for liuf
falo early In April, where he v.lll beeome
manager of a mamifuetiiriii"; establish
ment. rdlllor Frank P. Woodward, formerly of
the Dunmore Plonker, i.i vNltiiijr friend
In this viidnlty. IMitor Womlwai d, now a
resident of South Carolina, conduct a
Journal call-d ".Sand."
Ilev. Roser iMi-ael, rector of Pt. Luke's
Kplsi opal enure h, of Sen-nton. is an
nounced to preach In Trinity church to
morrow evening. Ho Is a preacher of abil
ity, and a lnrse riudlctice will doubtless
hear him. Caibondale I.'adcr.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
(Undor this heading ishort letters of In
terest will bet published when accompa
nied, for publication, by ihe, writer s
name. The Tribune will not b'i held re
sponsible for opinions hero expressed.)
Asninvt tho.liil j System.
Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In your eriltorlul of March 10 In re
latlon to capit;i punishment, you ask me
'What r.re ou pulng to do about it?"
When a muni iH koIi.k to build a house he
goes to an Hrehltert, not to a tailor;
when he wants a pair of shoes he rocs to
a shoemaker not to u. rli.-arm.iker: still,
when we are Kolntf to punish a rrlniln.il
we ret a selection of men who may be
prollc lent In any other line of occupation
except law, and as If to exeiiM,; the hick
of skill, we rail them "an !nlcli!i;,.iit jury,"
twelve Rood und true, etc.
. Then we i;et severe I skilful lawyers to
conduct the ca and Incidentally muddle
lip what dellnlte views some of the Jury
may have had and then tell them "now,
gentlemen, you are In proper condition lo
decide this ease." I'sually thH Instruc
tions of the Judirn form the main KuUlo
which the Jury follow and deride, the enyc
In nccortlance with the Instructions.
The Jury system Is otillo.uate.1 und be.
lone lo an oe when each man was bis
own lawyer, preacher, rurpeiitcr, cho
maker and tailor, but not to this day when
division of labor Is pre-eminent, fjreat
crimes ihuuld be Judged by a Jury of I lie
lilKhest bKul talent puld by the stale lit
a Klven amount per day. to hay no other
work for the time belnir, but di elslon of
the ruse In hand, decision to be it a
three-fourths or four-fifths majority.
This would stop all lejjal and emotional
R-ymnaallcs now In vogue by criminal
lawyers, ns their colleagues rould not be
Imposed upon so readily u i laymen.
James Jackson.
New York, March 21.
Say the Statements Were I'nlse.
F.dltor of The Tribune.
Hlr: Articles have appeared In nearly
II tho dally papers purporting to act forth
the state of affairs relating to the use of
tho lilhle In the public schools In Waver ly
boroutfh. The real farts of the case wlil
appear at the time of hearing In court on
Saturday morning, but we desire to sta'o
that the statements there made are false
In ncurly every particular. We do not
know the sources of Information, but to
fur as ran be aseertalned, the reporters
who visited Waverly on Tuesduy con
ferred only with Mr. Stevenson and Mr.
Vnll on tho subject. There Is no antagon
ism between the teacher, Mr. Ilnnycu,
and the school board of Waverly boroiiKh.
Mr. llanyen la carrying out the Instruc
tions of the board as per resolutions of the
board passed by vote of four to two, au
thorizing him to use his own discretion In
the matter.
John I.. Stone, President,
N. V. Maekry,
John Hull.
For earache put a. couple of drops of
Thomas' Kclectrlc Oil on a bit of cotton
and place It lit the ear. The pain will atop
In a few moments. Simple enough, Isn't
It?
ITS GETTING OH NICELY
Y. Jl. C. A Fund Increased Over Ten
Dollars Yesterday. '
RESULT OP OXE OBSERVATION
It Meant $2.50 for the I-und Which Will
Not Stop GrowltiB-Snggcatlon to tho
Boy Mcmbers-Thcir Short Let.
tcrs Can Ho published.
Sixteen persons yesterday responded
to The Tribune's appeal for contribu
tions toward the Finishing and Fur
nishing; fund of the Young Men's Chris
tian association. They sent a total of
$10.10, which makes a grand total to
date of $281.12.
Following Is the detailed cash state
ment up to ti o'clock lust evening:
PUKVIOI'SLY ACKNOWLEDOKn.
T11M TltlBl'NK UK) CO
Sundry contributions 171 V2
Total .' 271 02
NEW CONTItlllUTIONft
I!. D. Williams 2 00
O. X. (5. 11 !M
X. Y. '. 1 mi
Helper W
I j. S. Todd M
S. T. V M
II. P. 1'rke M
o'llrlen 2."
Charles Knapi 2'i
T. T. D 2.1
Y. M. C -fi
Wlllard 2.'.
F. and J. P 10
Clerk 10
Two Boys 10
llurd Vp r.
Grand total i-il
An i;nihuslnsric Writer.
Some modest but enthuslustlc con
tributur signing hiinself "LI. X. O. M."
enclosed JJ.jo with a letter, which Is re
produced as follows:
IMitor of The Tribune.
Dear Sir: Kuelosed please And $2.60. I
have read with a great deal of Interest
The Tribune s articles descriptive of the
Young Men's Christian association work,
and your appeals for subscriptions in uid
of the Finishing und FiunUhlng Fund.
The articles mentioned were very forcible
and the appeals were very strong, but
they do not begin to compare Willi the
force of an appeal which a recent visit
to the building made uion me.
I am convinced that if our citizens wdio
east a careful glance over The Tribune
appeals while sitting ut their breakfast
tabled should follow it tip by un evening
visit at the building and penult one of the
courteous secretaries or coiiiniUuemi n to
pilot them through the liis'.luitiou, begin
ning ut the gymnasium w'th Its fifty or
sixty vigorous young men actively en
gaged in increasing their .-tore of vigor,
mid coming up to the reading an I social
rooms, where they Und fully as many more
engaged In reading or In social converse,
and will then take a glance at the educa
tional class rooms und watch for a few
minutes a group of aimilui' proportions en
gaged In earnest study, t lit y will, arcordlng
to their ability, send you a su'osci'lptlon us
1 do herewith. Very sincerely yours,
U. X. 11. M
S.'iRiiton, March 21, w:.
Several other letters have been re
ceived with the recjiie.it that they be
published, but a rule established at the
beginning of the fund must be adhered
to: Ci.mnr.tiii.'atlons must b brief, else
they cannot be published, older per
sons ate always interested In the
thoughts of youngsters, so It Is sug
gested tha: contributions from buy
nieinif.Ts of the association be accom-
pcnl. il by short letter. The Tribune
will reproduce any short letter, provld
ed the writer desires Jt.
I'sc Tlii- and Save Tim.J.
, . . i l
ji )ud ucsire, cm mis uui nnu avuu
with your contribution to
The Tribune.
FOR THE Y. M. C. A.
Finishing and Furnishing Fund.
Amount.
It is not neceii-ii v to use th oeo'ipou.
which id printed ouly for your colvo
uuo.ce. Anv ..mouut from l-eeat uuward will
be reei-ived bv The Tribune and ae-
knowlMlgod througn its culuiniH.
A'1'iross: I lie Irinune . M. .. A.
I inishins and Furnishing 1 und.
No better sugg -stlon could have beet)
made than that by "(5. X. (1. II." thai
the work of the a;s icltitlon be Verllled
by u visit to the building on Wyoming
avenue.
The rooms are open from early morn
ing until In o'clock ut night, und visi
tors ure always vc:eoirw.
However, It Is not likely that ninny
reipilre any practicnl ileniiinstiut.'on,
beyond present knowledge, of what the
assotdutloti Is doing. It has a renin 1,
past nnd pn-setit, and a record probably
not equalled by any non-.ectarlan Insti
tution of its kind In the world.
If the principles und good works of
the .association are approved by you.
I he (iicslio!i "What Ix'our approval
worth?" In suggested. In other words.
If you hi licve In it. help It.
Hy using, the above coupon you will
save time.
SELECTED 1' H K A M M E.
Will lie KcnJtirc. nt (iroun KldO Presby
terian :h inch.
The following programme will be
rendered ut the Sunday school concrt
of the f Irci-ii llldge Presliyleriun church
this evening. In the church parlor:::
PA I IT I'lltST.
Overture Modern Life, Sehlepergroil,
Orchestra
The Puttl Wultz Hung, Pattlson,
.Miss OuniK in
Andante from Second Quurti tie,
Haydn String Quartette
Heading, Selected Miss Aeiceii
llspanolii, Maxui ku Orchestra
Trio, "Dream of the Shepherdess,
Miss Long, Mrs. Conrad, Mr, Wldmiiyr
Agltuto, Schuhoff Mrs. (', C. Conrad
PAKT 8KCOND.
"Xnlln." Intertnecxo rrom l,eo Didlbes
Hallet Orchestra
When the Heart Is Young, Dudley Muck,
Mrs. Metxgar
Concerto, De Herlot F. II. Wldmaycr
Iteadlug, Selected Miss Acken
Gavotte from Mlgnon,
Haydn String Quartette
Fascination,
Mrs. C. F. Whlttemore, Mrs. 0. C. Conrad
March,' New York Press Club, Jo
sephine Oro Orchestra
MRS. ROIIUWASSER'S PARTY.
Large Number of Married I ndies Enter
tained Yesterday Afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Rohrwnsser yesterday
afternoon entertained at her home, 841
Pcnn avenue, a large company of mar
ried ladies. Luncheon was nerved and
Instrumental music f urn lulled by Miss
Nellie Curran.
Among the guests were Mrs. A.
7,enke, Mrs. L. Zeldler, Mrs. Charles
Phul, Mrs. William Slssenberger, Mrs.
William Kiesel, Mrs. Fugene Morse,
Mrs. J. tlenter, Mrs. Ammunn, Mrs
J. Ferber, Mrs. Philip Schnell, Mrs.
J. H. Koch, Mrs. Charles Tropp, Mrs. J.
Knlttel, Mrs. V. Hobllng, Mrs. Kueuel-
stein, Mrs. Mayer, Mrs. Lohmnnn, Mrs.
Phllln Kl?elman. Mrs. William Hack,
Mrs. Kleper, Mrs. It. Schoenfeld, Mrs.
W. Schoenfeld. Mrs. Sehlmpff. Mrs. A.
Korn, Mrs. 10. Zisielmann, Mrs. F. W.
Wldmnyer, Mrs. Konucny, Mrs. Peter
Z.lgler. Mrs. Joseph Ober. Mrs. J. F.
Fuhrenholt, Mrs. Shlvely, Mrs. P.
Welnss, Mrs. Bodenbuch, Mm. Gus
Hobluson.
WON'T PAY JUDGE RICE.
Sullivan County Commissioners Ignore a
Judicial order.
Tho county commissioners of Sullivan
county have refused to pay the orders
made by the judicial commission, Judges
Rice, Archbald and Henries, who sat to
determine the contest In the Sullivan
and Wyoming Judicial district between
Messrs. Sittser and Dunham.
Tho court has, however, directed the
payment of olllcluls for the collection
of ballot boxes and papers und the sher
iff for storage of boxes in the county
building. The claim of the commission
ers U that there is no color of luw for
for the payment. The Judicial commis
sion does not sit again until May 20.
Wllkes-llarro Newsdealer,
COWLKS WAS J E ALOIS.
Also Objected to His Wife Wearing Short
I in as:.
Testimony In divorce proceedings
were heard yesterday before Judge
Uunstor In chambers. Court Stenogra
pher W. D. Ci.ston took the evidence.
Attorney llulslander nppeured for the
libcllunt, Mary ("owlcs, who desires to
be freed from the matrimonial yoke
which she espoused with lluymolid J.
Cuwles on Dee. , 1SSS.
They were wedded at the house of her
uncle, James llcillnnls. In the North
Knd. by Kov. Z. W. Shepherd, and they
lived together until Sept. 11, IS'.l.l, when,
as she ulleges. through ill-treatment
she was compelled lo leave him. She
now resides ut Dalton. She said her
first trouble was when her husband, be
came Jealous. His brother, F.dward,
cutiie to visit them one day and she had
on u short dress. She wus scolded and
rebuked for immodesty by her husband
and on many occasions afterward he
exhibited ugliness of temper toward
her. Mrs. Maggie Williams swore she
was at their house on July I, ISS'J, nnd
in her presence Cowles hit his wife.
Miss I.ydia Moore was present on one
occasion und she heard him complulu
ubout the food set before him and he
was cross and ugly.
Mrs. Addle Mellltmis. mint of the
llbelH'.nt, was visiting their house one
day and Cowl-s came home drunk in
the evening, she suid. and began to
abuse his wire. James llclUlinls testi
fliil that Cowles wus a drinking limn.
Cowles once told the witness that Mrs.
Cowles put poison in medicine he was
taking while he wus sick. That ended
tho testimony.
SEAHKOOKE TONKiilT.
Will Itc Seen nt the Academy of Muslcc in
Isle of lunnrngric-
Thomas Q. Seabrooke w ill bring his
big opera company, iiumbci In,' about
sixty people, to the Academy of Music
this evening, presenting "TK- Isle if
Champagne," a comic op-ra by Charles
Alfred Hyme and Louis Harrison, that
has achieved a wide popularity In the
two seasons It has been before the pub
lic. "The Isle of Champagne" is a
comic opera of the modern uchool, its
uiin Is to amuse, and the latitude al
lowed the singers and comedians to ac
complish tills aim is so extensive that
the performance from beginning to cud
is merely a suecssioii of humorous
complications set to sparklliu: music.
Mr. Seabroohe has met with great
success in the role of King, the part
affording Ills splendid apportunlties for
the exereb'e of his Inimitable and tak
ing style as u comedian. He will be as
sisted by a huge, ami from all ne
couiks, very capi.ble company, the cast
containing s-overal urtlsts that ure by
no meuns Ftruiig 'ts to local audiences.
The opera Is magnificently mounted,
the costumes, scenery nnd other equip
ments having been p.epp.recl with an
evident disregard of expense. There
are many special fe.it tires In the pro
duction that have caught on immense
ly, among them "The Spider nnd the
Fly" duet, "The Sun;r of All Nations."
and a solo with choitiii accompaniment,
tailed "oh. Dream of Lif -." The fin-t
two will be sung by Mr. S.:alifooke and
the chamilng1 prima donna soubreele,
K lv I n Cl"X.
SEEN IN 1 til. TIIEA'I EKS.
"In old Ke ntucky," one of th.; mut
faithful pictures of life hivov.' the Ma '.on
und Di.oli line that Is now o:i the Ameri
can stu.v, entertained a large uiiibencn it
the A udciny or Music la l night. Some
very effective scenic effects are Intrj
duci I. notably In the third act, when the
uiidlcnce is given a glluipM' of the -
letlor ami Interior of the park lit Lexing
ton, Ky.. which Is devoted to racing. In
the second net a number of (olui.-d boys,
organised Inlo u brass bund, known us the
Wuodluwii Wiingilooilli.i, uppeiircci aim
rendered H number of selections. Coley
Grant and Walter Smart, also colored,
gave exhibitions of buck and Foft shoe
dale lie.'. Among the members or the com
pany who miule a favorable Impression
weie Pu ul (Ulinore. II. II. llradley. P. .1.
Murphy, M. L. Snoder, Lulu Tabor, Louise
Hrnlleld und Chariot le Wliuiclt.
No more elaborately staged production
has ever been seen t Davis' tlieati-r
than "The Police Piitrol," whli h opened
a three days' engagement at that popular
play house yesterday nf lernuolt. The
driiinii belongs lo the realistic school nnd
during the action of the piny the Interior
of a Chicago police elation, it police pa
trol burn and the lliiyuiarket square, the
scene of the famous anarchist riots, are
shown, A patrol wagon iliuivii by tv.o
horses that darh across the muge muke
another nallstlc feature. Tim company In
a strong one throughout. Mntertainlng
speclultlcs are Introduced by Little pi ley,
Frank Htruvy, K. K. Henley nnd Henry
Koerper. "The Police Patrol" will be pro
iluced again today und tomorrow, after
noon und evening, by the same company.
Large audiences gathered at the Froth
Ingham yesterday ufleinoon and evening
to witness the Huys produced by thx
Metropolitan Comedy company. In the
afternoon "Function, the Crlckelt," wis
produced, nnd In the evening "Lust In
London." Hoth were received with much
f n vor.
Pl'ItlO ItlClI llLoon Is essentlul to
good health, because tho blood Is tho
vltnl fluid which supplies all the organs
with life. Hood's SursnpHrlllu Is the great
blood purlller.
HOOD'S PILLS are purely vegetable,
harmless, effective, do not pain or gripe.
Nine Months In lied. Cured in 24 Hours.
T. J. liluckmore, of Hullor & Ulnck
more, Pittsburg, Pn., uy: "A short
time since I procured a bottle of 'MYSTIC
CUHK.' It got ma out of the house In
twenty-four hours. I took to my bed with
Rheumatism nine months ago and the
MYSTIC CUHK' Is the only medicine that
did me any good. I hud live of the best
physicians In the city, but I received very
little relief from them. I know the
MYSTIC CUKK" to bo what It Is rep.
resented and take pleasure In recom
mending It to other poor sufferers. Hold
by Carl Lorens, Druggist, 418 Lackawanna
avenue, Surunton.
Buy tho Weber
and get th best. At Uunrnsey liros
TRUE BILL AGiMNST ROSA
Grand Jury Indicts Him for Crime of
Killing Vito Laulsso.
SCHUBMEHL IS HELD l'OR LIBEL
Editor of tho Olypliunt Gazette Has Two
1-lbel Suits Now on His Hnnds-Thoso
Who Sold Liquor Without a I.icenvo
Indicted for the Offense.
Judge Ounster at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon received from the grand Jury
through Foreman (1. A. Fuller the first
return of Indictments. Among them is
tn Indictment of murder against
eonurdo Ilosu for the killing of Vito
l.auisso at Dunmore u few weeks ago.
Two cases of libel ure returned against
Editor W.J. Wohubniohl, of the Olypliunt
liuzette. The list of true bills found Is
us follows:
Leonardo Ttosa, murder;, Thomas
Leyshon, pros.
William J. Schubmelil, libel; M. F.
Fodrten. pros.
William J. Schubmelil, libel; Joseph J.
Jermyn, pros.
Alonua Kelehard, lurceny and receiv
ing; O. S. Lutz, pros.
Mary Jerznots, adultery; John Jerz
nots, pros.
Thomas O'Hora. fornlllcation and
bastardy; Nellie Mahada, prox.
.lames W. Powell, robbery; W. T.
Simpson, pros.
William Walsh, Wllllum Joyce, rob
bery; W. T. Simpson, pros.
John Norton, rubbery; Nellie Ander
son, prox.
Jntnes O'lioyle, assault und battery;
Anthony Carf, pros.
Tony Vocli, felonious wounding; W.
T. Simpson, pros.
Charles Mitchell, larceny and receiv
ing". V. T. Simpson, pros.
John linker, defrauding boarding
house: James Farrell, pros.
Jiollo JCdwurds, dlsordery house; An
nie D. Scliafer, prox.
Lancelot Slowther, malicious mis
chief; Henry Adams, pros.
Martin Civilian, assault and battery
Anthony Carf, pros.
James Uetthliigs, nsniult and b:'.t
tery; Anthony Curl', pros.
Selling Without n License.
Put tick Feenoy, Mrs. Patrick Feeney,
Mrs. Kate Mullierln, selling to minors;
Thomas Leyshon, pros.
Patrick Feeney,, Mrs. Patrick Feeney,
Mrs. Kate Mullierln, selling liquor on
Sunday; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
Patrick Feeney, Mrs. Patrick Feeney,
Mrs. Kate Mullierln, selling without
license.
John 11. Thomas, selling without a li
cense; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
Alex. Mitchell, larceny; W. T. Simp
son, pros.
A. D. Saytvs, larceny; M. W. Hatch,
pros.
William and Walter Hamnictt, lar
ceny; W. T. Simpson, pros.
It. K. Williams, seduction; Anne Ed
wards, prox.
John Menner, larceny; Philip Graff,
pros.
l!. K. Williams, fornication and bas
tardy; Henry Martin, pros.
It. K Williams, fornlllcation and bas
tary; Anna Edwards, prox.
John 'Martin, larceny; Anna Heemcr,
prox : two bills.
John Kelly, assault and battery;
Owen lirady. pros.
William Hall, fait!" pretenses, An
thony Seezer, pros.; two bills.
Joseph Krlstinak, selling liquor with
out a llceti ie.
James Urunt, pointing a pistol; Yv". T.
Simpson, pros.
James I'ttant, carrying a deadly
wciitMit; John Johlei, pdo.s.
Alex Mitchell, larceny; V,'. T. Simp
son, pros.
Mary Snyder, larceny; Mrs. A. E.
Saxlon, prox.
Thomas Williams, ur?atilt and bat
tery; d. E. Wldem.in, pros.
Conrad Vernon, forgery; Henry
Voelker, pros.
Patrick o'lirlen, assault and battery;
L. P. Moore, pros.
Michael l.ansjan, rape; James Ward,
pros.
Michael Klnish. larceny and receiv
ing; John Jen' not s, pros.
Samuel llevagna, ussatilt und bat
tery; Michael Forkurs, pros.
Lewie Search, assault and battery;
Michael Forkurs, pros.
John lieviigne, assault and battery;
Anthony Aellto, pros.
John llevagne, carrying conctal.d
weapons; Mathlas Wagner, pros.
Hist in hing KciL'.iiolH Services.
Floyd Schoonmaker. William Kroe
g. r. disturbing religious meeting; A. !!.
o'Xenl, pros.
Hugh Itnttle, uelllng without license;
William Sonn, pros.
Hugh I tut tie, uclliiqr to minors; Will
iam Sonn, pros.
Timothy Dougherty, nrsuult and bat
tery; John Jezuriikl, pros.
John Klrby, ussuult und buttery; Al
bert Lcple, pros.
Thomas Thomas and John Klrby,
Selling on Sunday; Albert Lcple, pros.
Thoiiiiis Thomas and John Klrby,
selling without license; Albert Lcple.
pros.
Thomas Thomas, John Klrby, selling
to minors; Albert Lcple, pros.
John K. Thomas, Haiti. Thomas,
keeping bawdy house; Thomas Ley
shon, pros.
Pomlnlck McKeon. Annie McKeon,
nuill-loiis mischief; Patrick Shay, pros.
Domlnick McKeon, Annie McKiuh,
nrsuult nnd battery.
John ltoyer. assault and battery; Em
ma lloyer, prox.
Martin Jerznots. larceny and receiv
ing: John Jerznots, pros.
Martin Horosky, assault und battery;
Theodore Ynnkisky, pros.
The list of bills that were Ignored Is
appended;
The Ignored Hills.
John Klrby, pointing a ph'tol nnd r.nr
rylng concealed weapons; A. Lcple,
pros.
Mlehnel lttiane, larceny; Michael
Caveslon, pros.
Hugh liattle, selling on Sunday; Will
iam Sonn, pros.
John llevnequa, pointing pistol; M.
Wagner, pros.
BUY SOME
In our west window wo nrc, sliow
lug Elegant Large Framed Pic
tures, ready to luke homo nml
lirlgliten up tin) bare spots, Who
don't lovo pictures? Ami the price,
69c.
Wo frame, too, wonderfully ch'op.
LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
Picture
Frames-
Hade at short notice. High
Class In every respect
Inside Decorating In all Us
brouchet.
312
Lackawanna Avenue.
REXFORD JEWELRY CO
213
PUTTS
M. Wagner, assault and battery; John
Bevacqun, pros.
Mary Wagner, larceny; John Bevac
qua, pros. .
Michael Forkner, larceny; John
Bevacquu, pros.
Michael inland, John Brown, Martin
Lavelle, Michael Coggins, riot; L. P.
Moore, pros.
Watkln Price, horse stealing; George
Jones, Jr., pros.
A. M. Phillips and Jacob Lutz, assault
and battery; W. 11. Brenna, proB.
John Kelly, carrying concealed
weapons; Samuel Williams, pros.
Timothy Kooney, assault und bat
tery; David Thomas, pros.
J. T. Jones, adultery; Mrs. Jane Jones,
prox.
J. T. Jones, keeping a house of prosti
tution; June Jones, prox.
John it. Thomas, selling liquor on
Sunday; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
Jnmes Grant, pointing pistol; John
Johlei-, pros.
George L. Middleman, embezzlement
II. Schubert, pros.
Patrick McGrever, assault and bat
tery; Antonio Caffeo, pros.
William Morgan, disorderly house
Ann D. Scliafer, prox.
John it. Thomas, selling liquor t'
minors; Thomas Leyshon, pros.
John Carf, assuult and battery
Thomas Kinney, pros.
Michael Kiulsh, fornication and has
tardy; John ChesiiulB, pros.
Patrick Callahan and Peter Engel,
embezleni"iit : II, Schubert, pros.
IFYOUar
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.
IIS WYOMING AVE.
After April 1, will r.ceupy spacious
store loom 134 Wyoming avenue.
We have placed in our
show window 2 lots of
Men's Shoes which we
are selling at $3.00 a
pair; shall have 110 more
at this price. A shoe
well worth $4.00, but we
want money.
HERE IS
In Ladies' Fine Dongola
Shoes, patented leather
tips and . backs, latest
styles, all sizes, button
and lace, at $2.49 a pair,
fumerly 3.50.
410 SPRUCE STREET.
Ill SI.
SCHAHKS
Ml EXQUISITE FABRI
JUST RECEIVED,
rani
1
In Black, Brown and Navy.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF EXCLUSIVE
ESS
M EARS & HAGEN,
415 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
M A FAIR FACE MAY PROVE A FOIL BARGAIN." MARRY
APLA1X GIRL IF S1IETSES
APOLIO
SPRING STYLES
Brown and Mixed Brown Worsteds and
Cheviots, the correct thing for this sea
son. Handsome and extensive line of
MARTIN & DELANY
WYOMING AVE.
N.A.HULBERTS
U1UI1L
WYOMING AVE., SCRANTON.
STEINWAY S SON
DECKER BROTHERS
and
Others
KhRNICH & BACK
STULTZ i BAUER
PIANOS
Also a large stock o! first-class
ORGANS
MUSICAL HERCHANDISB,
MUSIC, ETC.
ABOVE THE AVERAGE
CONRAD'S
SPRING LINE OF
HATS.
305 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
VTA
TkR GU
Cures Colds, Lays Out LuGrippc,
Cures incipient Consumption.
.Manufactured by ti. ELMEX-DOKl-,
Elmiiii, X. Y., and (or sulc
by the trade generally.
MEGARGEL & C0NNELL,
Wholesale Agents, Scranton, Pa.
D
ROBES
IMPORTED
I i II
IS
Fit and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FRIDAY. MARCH 23.
THOMAS 0. SEABROCKE
And His Own Opuru Company, in tuu F
,.,, (:.,. i.,...,-
Flayed by Mr. Reubroolie and His Kxcel
cuilent Oriraniz'ition Over 1,000 Times
in nil tho Principal Ckioi.
. PRICES-Lower Floor. $1 5'.l. S1.U0 and75o!
Kaleoiiy, iJe. und&Oe.; (iuliery. Hoc.
Kale of ueatu open Weduunday, liarch 20, at
Vu. ui.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MONDAY, MARCH 25.
Fii i Time in Scrunton. Tho Dra
matic spectacle,
CLEOPATRA
THU CLEVXR ACTRESS,
MISS LILLIAN LEWIS.
A Competent Company with MB. C1IAS.
b. HAXKmD us AXTOKY.
tJ'Kifteeii I'lioruses. 3 Ballets. 2 Premiere
9 Panoramic VlttWH, b'l MuMical lumbers 8
Tablcuux Virant, 111 Living Pictures. JU Peo
ple, Grand Reentry, Cleopatra's ttari;e, Gor
K?ous Costumes, Fauions Storm Se.rie.
PliiCL.S-Ujc. uoc. Tic. and (1.00. Bale l
seats ojiens Friday, March .
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Speelul Arrangements Have Been
ilflde fur the Heappearance of
IRELAND'S C H fl ffl P 1 0 t ,
Peter Maher
And Ills Clever Athletic and gp
ciaity Companr, ou
SATURDAYiMARCH 23.
tS-Besidea ten Spec ialty Aets t'.ie following
special featuren have been arranped:
PETEK M. HEK will meet PATM1CX Ml'R
PHY. of this citv. for four avlentillo reund;
BILLY HENXE?SY, of Boston, will meet
PETEK LOWEKY, of Dublin.
Hepulur prices, tale of seats opens Thuri
aay, jiarca .1.
DAVIS' THEATER
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
A. Y. PEARSON'S
BIG REALISTIC PRODUCTION,
THE
Presented
In Every Detail
Just as Advertised.
ADMISSION, 10, To OR 30 CENTS.
20c. seats down .fairs reserved for
Indies and their escorts.
Two corf ormuaees diily nt 2 :1J and S.15 p. ra
HOUSE - S
REMOVED.
DR. JOHN HAMLIN,
The Acknowledged Expert in
Horseshoeing and Dentistry,
Is Now Permanently Located
on West Lackawanna Ave.,
Near the Bridge.
Standard Instruments In every sons oC
the term ns applied to Pinnos.
Exceptional In holding their original fuR
ness of tone.
. NEW YORK WAREHOUSE, NO. M
fifth avenue.
SOLD BY
E.C.RICKER&CO
1 15 Adams Ave., New Telephone Bldg.
WELSBAGH LIGHT
Specially Adapted for Reading and Sewing. .
Consumes throo (3) feet of gas per
hour nnd gives un eflleieuey of sixty
(110) candles.
Having nt lenst 33 per cent, over the
urdinnry Tip Burners.
Cull and See It.
I
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE,
rtanufacturers' Agents.
III 1
I PATROL
H fl Pure While
xJ&k Si lil
smp- nnd Very
ttiitl