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-THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY '.'St 1890.
GARBONDALE,
I Reader will oless note that advertise
ment, orders for Job work, and Items for
publication left at the establishment of
Shannon & Co., newsdealers. North Main
street, will recelvo prompt attention; ut
ile, opeu from a. m. to IV p. in. J
CYCLE CLUB ENTERTAINS.
First-Class Musis Rendered to
Audience.
Select
The Carbonriale Bicycle rlub save tho
second entertainment of their lS95-!6
series In their pretty rooms on North
'liuroh street Wednesday niwht. The
audience watt a select one, and appre
ciated the high tone of the entertain
ment.
The accompanist upon the piano and
violin was H. J.. Singer. Mits Lydia
J'lchel, of Hcranton, in her souks, tlis
tilayed. a voice of power and remurk-
uhle sweetness. Her rendering will be
Ioiik remembered hy the audience. The
tlreen Hide Wheelmeu tiuurtetle.
Messrs. Kowlson Florey. Kninht and
James, Mi ssis. Kaatz and Freeman, the
mandolin and euitar dnettists, Air. Mel
vln and Miss Maxwell in a bimjo duett.
ucilltltted IhemstlveM well. The powef
ol Alias (lertrude Collins as an eloeti-
tli;nlsl was seen tn "advaiitttn?. Tin
wlilstliiiK , xolusj. "The Mocking . ISIrrt'
und "Annie Laurie" were features. The
wliole affair w as a decided suet-ess.
THE MAN OK (iAI.ll.liE.
lion. U. K. Wctidling lecture no
the
Human side of the Saviour.
The Masonic Temple, Wednesday
night, was the scene of a brilliant and
ililelliKent Srttlierliiu; to hear the Hon.
Ueoi-Re K. WendliiiK. of WaslilhKton.
deliver a lecture upon the interesting
subject. "The Man of. Hulllee."
The interest and attention paid from
the start to Mr. Wcntlliiitt's unfolding
unil eloquent narrative pmvfcl an In
Kplration ti the leWurcr. His analysis
showed the character of Christ from
the human M, und his remarks
fhowed a depth of reasoning rate. Mr.
W.-mllinir will be heard in our city
again, it is to be hoiieil.
THE I'KINCE OF 1.1AKS,
Hendcrcd by the Wuite CorucJy Com
pany nt the Opera House.
Wednesday iiIrIU the opera, house
was tilled to Kreet Die third evening
performance of this popular company.
Thl play waa well staged and short s
the capabilities of this troupe. Miss
Henrietta St. Felix was a charming
Arutnentu, while Miss Orego. mm Nellie
Howard, was perfection. Mr. "lemons,
us Jack Koutledge, Hilly HurlMiur as
Aruthur Koutlede, and Mr. fliace as
Slajor Abijuh Howard, treated the au
dience with clever actine.
This company, with its famous pre
. mluin band, have won high encomiums
from the theater-going public of the
city. Their matinees are well putron
Ized. A Birthday Party.
A party was tendered to William
Jenkins ut his home on l'url-c street
Wednesday night In commemoration of
his seventeenth birthday. iamcs and
dancing were Indulged in ami it. repast
was served. Among those present were:
Misses Minnie Klseiiger. Maud Curter
Maud Carter. Mule Iiisenger. Crace
rluckinghani. May Murray. Hone Hu..k
ingham. of this city; Misses Mary Krk
and Daisy Smith, of Honesdule: Messrs.
KdWard Carr, Thomas Hunter. Nelson
Morgan. Fred Hrutiner, Allii' Heilden,
and William Jenkins, of this city.
Traction Company Meet inc.
The meeting of the stockholders oC
the Traction company was held ut the
power house at Maytlcld Wednesday
afternoon, there being present (leueral
Manager J. 11. Aitken, .1. Nlrkol secre
tary, Ulrector Corey, and stockholders
.V. D. Stockerand William Wulkt-r. The
only business transacted was u -luinge
of. by-laws which wore effected upon
motion. The election of presbk-nt was
postponed upon a receipt of u telegrum
from headquarters at Philadelphia.
' Samuel llnylcs Dead.
Samuel llajies died at his home on
Mill street on Wednesday evening nt
half past ten o'clock. lie was em
ployed as brakeman on the 1 lelaware
und Hudson and was u member of the
Hrotherhoud of Hallway Trainmen.
His many friends will be sorry to hear'
of his death. The funeral will lake
place from the late residence at ".'M
Saturday afternoon. Services) will be
conducted by the licv. Dr. Place- of the
Methodist church, and interment will
lie at Hrookslde.
'I he llridno Oaestlon.
Mayor Hrndrlcks nnd a party consist
ing of counclimeu, W. J. Cilcnnon, P. U.
McDonough, Frank Colwell. A. Hilts,
anil J. J. Alt-Xulty, City Knglneer Fl ic k
and ex-Knglneer Hryce It. Hlulr left
yesterday for Newark and Jersey City
to look carefully into the construction
of the concreted bridge as built by
Clarke & Co. The muyor will jay all
costs.
PERSONAL AND OTIIEK ITEMS.
Mrs. W. Williams, of Xn. 4. enter
tained the following persons to dinner
White Swelling
Came on my leg after typhoid fever, and
place, of t he bone came out. Rheumatism
Joined the acrofula to put me in misery.
Hood'l Baraapuilla proved Just the medi
cine; relieved me of pain, gave me a
good appetite and I laid aside my crutch
nd eaue. Having taken 10 bottles
Hood's Sarsaparilla
my limb is entirely healed and now I am
perfectly well." George W. Cromwell,
Ut. Pleasant, Maryland, II; six for fo.
Hood's Pills .Mr"
GREAT REMNANT SALE
l&UO yards of Carpets, from ft to 3"
yards in each p ew. consisting of
ills following Best Makes:
$ .85 Tapestry Carpet for 35c
1.15 Body Brussels for 50c
.1.25 Velvet Carpet for 65c
1.15 Moquetfe Carpet for 65c
' 1.35 Axminster Carpet for 75c
SALE TO CONTINUE FOR SIX DlYS ONLY
Terms Cash During This Sale.
J. SCOTT INGLIS
419 Lackawanna Ave.
Stubborn
Ulcers c;
due to disease, or .an impov
erished condition of the blood,
are a source of annoyance to the
medical fraternity. While con
tinually growing deeper and
larger the circle of diseased fles
surrounding them is all the time
extending, closing up the ducts
through which replenishment
of tissue should come. For such
troubles physicians everywhere
are praising the results obtained
by the use of
Bovinine
In the first place the system
needs re-invigorating, new tlesh
tissue should be formed, new
and pure blood created, in fact, a
new and well nourished body
where room for disease does not
exist. I'ood is the thing, and
Bovinine, that greatest conceiv
tration of the vitalizing elements
of lean beef, is the most fitting
nourishment of all for speedy
results. Then applied externally
it nourishes by absorption
where the disease is most appar
ent. thus strikintr the enemy on
all sides. Ask any Druggist.
at her home Wednesday, and n ideas
ant afternoon was spent: .Mrs. Samuel
Chubb, Sirs. Samuel Collins, .Mrs. V
Phillips. .Mrs. S. Thorn, Mrs. J. Ito
niach. .Mrs. J. Smith, Mrs. J. M. Med
land. Mrs. Proctor, Mrs. Kugene Shaf
fcr. Miss Proctor, Miss Florence V'il
llHins. and Mr. and -Mrs. C. 1.. Stanton
of Hrookslde.
.Miss l.ydla Plckel, of Scrantnn. is the
guest of the .Miss Many, on South Main
street.
W'ntklns Jones, of South Washington
street, is on the sick list.
JINh Margaret TlBhe has lust re
turned from pittston.
Martin Bui; ley. of Brooklyn street
Is confined to his home by rheumatism
Miss Frances Moses, of Scranton
visiting at S. Singer's.
I he executors of the estate of the late
S. D. Baker. Wednesday sold his in
terest In the planing mill of Mills Huker
- ( o. to the surviving partner.
Dr. 1). It. Hand, of Scranlon, was
called in consultation with Dr. J. S.
Mills Wednesday on the case of Mrs,
Louis Itehkop. of South Main street
A false alarm of tire was caused by
a blu.e on Salem u venue, near Spring
street, workmen lielng employed in
thawing out frozen pipes.
The members of the Carbondale
Cycle cluh have received their Invlta
tlons to attend a smoker to be given to
night by A. I,. Francois ut the club
house of the Preen Itldge wheelmen
of which he is a member. Mr, Francois
was recently elected school controller
mil gives the smoker In honor of his
voctory.
Mr. and James Lindsay, who used
to reside in t lie city und left for the
West, has Just returned.
A. w . Key nolds Is in New York on
business.
TAYLOR,
I no following is the nrogrumine to
be rendered at the opening exercises of
the new school. The date is as vet mi
decided: Dialogue. Masters Clarence
llartniann und Donald Allison; recita
tion. Muster Itenjiiiiiln Slocuin: son
Miss lllunche Johns; recitation. Flossie
Mocutn: essay, "Our Country," Miss
Nellie Morton; duett. Misses Jennie
irover und Jennie ..Morton: recitation.
Miss Sarah J. Franklin: song, school:
recitation. illiam Daniels; recitation
Master Joseph l.uniiey; essnv. "our
New School." Miss Pertha Williams
solo, Mi.-.s Lauretta Daniels; recitation,
Master Clarence llurtinami; organ se
lection. Blanche Julius; song school
recitation, Master Howard How. lis;
recitation. Master Wlllard llowells;
solo. Miss Alice Franklin: organ selec
tion. Miss Bertha Williams: recitation.
Miss Hose Flynn: essay, "The Heroes
of our Country." William Williams,
.cverai other numbers will appeur on
the programme, us the members of the
board will be present.
An entertainment will be held under
the auspices of Temple of I.ove lodge
Ivoiites, in commemoration of S Da
vld's day, when the following pro
gramme will be rendered. The exit-
cises will be held at the Welsh Congre
gational church: Address. Chairman
James M. Thomas, eso.; organ selection
Miss Nellie Taylor; duett, .Master Kvan
and Miss Jennie Jones; recitation. Miss
Owen Thomas: song. William Jones;
recitation, Miss Kllzabeth liavurd: solo.
Mrs. John D. Thomas; song. Miss Mar
tlm Thomas; song Henry Boimu; recita
tion. Airs. Thomas J. James Hyde
Paik; song. Miss olwen llowells: duett.
Misses Susan Davis und Naomi Harris
recitation, Daniel Davis; song. Miss
Sarah Samuels; recitation. Ml lis Mattie
Harvard; solo. M. H. Morgan: reclta
tlon. Miss Kliodu Davis: song. Miss An
Die Phillips. Scunton: dialogue, Mus
ter iliier Phillips and parly; song,
James K. Waikins: duett, Thomas Ow
ens and M. B. Morgan; comic song,
Leyshon Kvans. Hyde Park. Admis
sion, adults Itt cents, children ti cents.
Thomas Nicholas, of Storrs street, is
Improving.
The reading class of the Piicp Library
association, which is under the . super
vision of Miss Janet Inglis, is making
rapid progress.
The boa'd of trade meets tonight.
Mrs. H. J. Daniels Is suffering from a
sprained wrist.
The bell of the new school weighs "1S
pounds. It was placed In the belfry
yestprday.
The committee appointed by the Ivor
Ites to prepare for St. David's day are
requested to meet at the Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
Tuesday evening a very interesting
meeting was held by the Calvary Hap
tlst Church Literary society, in which
Hev. Kdgar, the prison evangelist, de
livered a lecture on "The Ways of the
Transgressor Are Hard."
A social will be held In connection
with the concert tomorrow evening un
der the auspices of Class No. 6 of the
Methodist Kplscopal Sunduy school.
Kverythlng is Included in the price of
admission, which is 1 cents. An ex
cellent time Is anticipated.
NEW MILFORD.
C. F. Watrous and wife spent Sunday
In Brooklyn.
J. J. Todd, of Blnghamton, was In
town Wednesday.
K, S. Ourratt is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Mrs. I!. V. Dlckerman, of Klmlra.was
visiting friends in town this week.
The Patriotic Order Hons of America
county convention will meet at this
place the second week in March.
Frank Boyle, .of Nicholson, was call
ing on friends in town Wednesday.
A Patriotic Order Sons of America
camp Is to be organized it Lakeside
next week.
The last of the series of lectures at
the Baptist church took place Tuesday
evening. Hev. F. H. Cooiwr, of Blng
hamton. spoke to a very large and en
thusiastic audience on this occasion.
The Women's Hellef Corps will hold
a box social at the home of Samuel
Kaucher In the tpwnship, March i.
WHEN BLAINE LOST.
A "t'avorito son" tiame Much l.ika That
of Todav-llut the Party Was Then Just
Recovering from Defeat, While Now II
la ConfiJcut of Victory.
Washington, Feb. 27. The appear
ance of the favorite son movement In
the present national campaign recalls
the fact that just twenty years ago a
similar movement developed, and. as
many politicians believe, came very
near to wrecking; the Republican party.
The strong men were all defeated In
convention and a man with only a local
reputation was nominated. The result
was so close a shave at the polls In
November that the services of an elec
toral commission were necessary to de
termine the result.
When the Cincinnati convention met
In 1S76. Mr. Hlalne had a strong lead for
the nomination. The masses of his
party were with him. But the man
aging politicians were against him. The
friends of (Sencral Urant, particularly,
held aloof from him, or else openly op
posed him. So, to deprive Mr. Hlalne
of as much strength as possible on the
opening ballots, and thus puve the
way for combinations by muking the
choice, dlflicult. the opposition brought
out a number of favorite sons In dlffer
euts parts of the country. Marshall
Jewell stood for Connecticut, (Sovernor
llar.tranft for Pennsylvania. Mr. Conk
llng for New York, and so on.
The scheme us planned was well cal
culated to prove troublesome to Mr.
Hlalne. It drew away from his support
which was anxious to come to him, and
which hud he been able to command It
at the start would have sufficed with
what he had to nominate him. Some
of the New Yorkers were ardent Hlalne
men, and inasmuch as he was a native
of Pennsylvania his managers counted
on many delegates from that state. Hut
in the one path stood Mr. Conkllng,
claiming New York's vote and deaf to
all overtures from the Hlalne camp,
while In the other path stood (Governor
Hartranft. with Don Cameron at his
side, holding the Pennsylvania:) In
check. Neither Mr. Conkllng nor Gov
ernor llartianl't was a possibility be
fore the convention, but both were bent
on Mr. Kluine's defeat.
The guiue was won. after a stubborn
battle. Mr. Hlalne, Mr. Sherman, Mr.
Morton, of Indiana, and Mr. Uristuw.
all serious candidates with substantial
followings, went down, und Governor
Hayes was chosen. A good deal of
lukewarmness followed. The leaders of
the party were all disappointed. The
campaign plainly showed this. There
was no palpable shirking on anybody s
part, but neither did anbody attain in
the cunvuss the high-water mark of
zeal ninl effectiveness. Too many
wounds hud been inflicted in conven
tion, und they were too slow in heal
ing, to enable any of the leaders to
appear nt his heist on the stump.
But there are differences between the
situation of IsTU and the situation of
today. In the soring of thut year the
Republican parly was on the ragged
edge. The Democracy had swept the
country at the congress elections of
1N74, and was united und full of light.
The feeling ill Republican circles was
thut the party could afford no prank
ing or revenges In the work of its na
tional convention, and yet all of the
savage scores of ten years were taken
there ami settled.
The Hepubllcuu party of today Is the
party of supreme confidence, it does
not doubt Its ability to win this year
with anybody it muy decide to put up.
It almost riots In glorious expectations.
And yet there are conservative men
here and there who think that another
such slaughter id' avowed and serious
candidates us occurred In IKTti would
Imperil Kcpubllcan success even this
yeur. They concede, of course, tnat It
is within the province or any man to
aspire to the preHJcncy, but they are
rather mistrustltil ot the enect on the
party of the play of those aspirants
who appear to have no other purpose
but to keep somebody else out of the
nomination.
KAII.KOAI) NOILS.
I
The Lehigh Valley railroad Is send
ing all Its spare box cars to Buffalo,
where they are stored for use in bring
ing gruin down to the Philadelphia and
New York elevators whenever there Is
a rise in price. Large quantities of
gruin are being held buck in anticipa
tion of higher prices, the present price
being u losing one for the owners.
The Lehigh Valley Is reorganizing its
crews. Men are being changed from
one run to another, the idea being to
have the members of each crew live as
near to each other as possible. In
many cases now some of the members
of a crew have their homes in different
towns. Hereafter regular crews may
be called at much shorter notice.
The annual statement of the Dela
ware nnd Hudson Canal company relief
association shows that during the yeur
the sum of )!.;'!M.KI was contributed hy
the employes and $N,x::5.f:! was contrib
uted by the company, a total of I8.4:M.-
!7. The total amount paid out for re
lief during the year was $19.300.!H.
There was a balance In the fund Dee.
I. 1Hi.". of Iti.wi.'.yi, and the amount
ontributed by the company, S8.183.5U,
left u balance Jan. 1. 1W6. of Slll.HS 41,
showing a very good condition.
A prominent traffic official of the
Pennsylvania in referring to the opera
tion of the Joint Trattic association
ugreemetit, says: There bus not been
a period in the years when rates In the
territory traversed bv the roads In tne
association have been so well main
tained us now. There is no cutting to
speak of, and there are no complaints
found with the operation of the agree
ment. Furthermore, we have evidence
that the maintenance of rates in our
territory has exerted a beneficial influ
ence upon muny or our connecting
lines. All we want now Is a little more
business anil we will all then be satis
lied with the situation."
, special meeting of the Helvldere
Delaware Hlver Bull loud company, the
Kiilerprlfie Kullroad company, and the
Martin's Creek Kullroad company of
ennsylvania and New Jersey, was held
at the Cumden office of the Pennsylva
nia ilailroad company Wednesday, at
which nil these loads arere merged and j
onsfilidated Into th Helvldere Dela
ware Jtiver uuiiroao company, it is
believed that one company can be
operated not only nt much less expense
fnm riu in in
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thun the present lines, but more sys
tematically, und that the coiiHolidatiou
Will be of benefit all around. There Is
no doubt now of the ratification of the
plan. It will then go to the stockhold
ers for their approval, and it is hoped
to have the consolidated line in opera
tion before the summer excursion sea
sou. An anthracite coal trade authority In
terviewed by the Philadelphia Stock
holder's New York correspondent Willi
reference to the action of the presi
dents, suld: "I have no doubt what
ever that the anthracite carriers have
at last come to an agreement which will
remain in force. The peculiar thin
about the agreement is that nobody Is
entirely satisfied with it. which, to my
mind, Is pretty clear evidence that the
settlement Is the fairest that could be
made. No one seems to have obtained
an advantage over anybody else, anil
the committee is to be congratulated on
having arrived at a solution that satis
fies nobudv. because thut is the next .
best tiling to tile ideal, but Impossible
solution which satisfies everybody.
The Engineering; und Mining Journal
says: "The anthracite trade Is once
more on a basis by which the compa
nies may prevent low prices, provided
they carry out th.eir arrangement. And
when a tinul plan of operation is de
cided upon they will be more closely
Joined thun for many years. Whether
history will full to repeat Itself ere the
current year Is over and this new pool
goes to pieces remains yet to be seen."
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ALSO
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AT
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The Finest In the City.
The latest Improved furnish'
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223 Wyoming Ave.
ROOF TIMING AffO SOLDERING
All done .way with by th. dm of HART
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applied to tin, galvanized tin, ht Iron
root., alao to brick dwellng., waion win
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br,kk'BJl f the brick. It wlU out
laat tinning; of any kind by many yearn,
and U's ooat doea not exceed one-nftn Oat
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We anticipated the rise in the market, placed our
orders accordinlgy and will give our customers the ben
efit. A complete line of DRAPERIES.UPHOLSTERY
GOODS and WINDOW SHADES in every grade.
Latest styles.
S.G.KERR,SON&CO.
408
Lackawanna Ave.
THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON GIVES SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO BUSINESS AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS AND
PAYS 3 PER CENT. INTEREST
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
YOU WANT
WE HAVE
LET'S GET
RICHARDS
502 Commonwealth Building
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BAR RE, PA., Manufacturers of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA. .
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Dam Shoe Co
43 FEDERAL ST..
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Much Difference
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when you buj' here. If the clothes don't turn out to be ev
ery bit as good as we say the- are, you know where to come
with 3our complaint. We don't say this because we think
you'll complain, but because we know yon won't.
The former price is marked in plain figures
your price now is ONE-QUARTER LESS.
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TELEPHONE 5134
Opp. Main Entrance Wyoming Houss
TOGETHER.
LUMBER CO
Telephone 422
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CALL UP 3882.
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CO.
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VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OFFIOE AND WAREHOUSE,
41 TO igi MERIDIAN STUBS?
M. W. COL. 1-1 IMS, M'?r
between the looks
of good clothes and bad when
they are new. Ninety-nine
men in a hundred would be
unable to see an' difference
at all. But they can see it
easy enough when the clothes
have been worn a few weeks.
There are lots of kinds of
Men's and Youth's Clothes;
some bad, some prett' fair,
some good and other kinds
are best of all.
When we buy we get the
best qualities we can find.
That makes you perfectly safe
Cash or Credit
AND 218 WYOMING AYE
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