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WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Hon That Ran Away Took an ley Bath,
tncomfortablo Experience of ibe
Driver-Other News Notes.
A runaway that had a few novel fea
ture occurred on this Hide Wednesday
evening Just before dark. A team
owned by 8. R. Janes & Co.. attached
to a delivery Walton became friRhtened
while ft muling near the Jtound woods.
They rushed, down the Held on the
northerly side of the woods and crossed
fence until they reached the brick
yard Ice pond. Here Is where the nov
el part came In. The horses rushed
out on th Ice; but the weight was too
much, and the whole outfit fell Into the
water. The driver. George Morgan, was
thrown from the wagon seat Into the
water, which fortunately Is not deep.
Nearly the entire wagon was submerged
and it was with dilllculty that the
horses were detached and driven out of
the pond.
The driver was able to do this after
he had ttoated about for a time In the
ice cold water. The team was taken to
the stables, but the wagon was al
lowed to remain In the pond until yes
terday morning when it was taken out
well soaked from Its night's bath.
THEY ACT 15 D SUSPICIOUSLY.
Two men, well dressed and "sharper"
looking, loitered about the premises of
Dr. Heermuns and Franklin Howell,
of Scranton street, Inst evening. They
acted very suspiciously for a time, then
the duo entered Ir. Hoernmns' house.
They linked for money and as an ex
cuse claimed that they wanted the
"price of a bed.'; Dr. Heermans re
fused to contribute and the men next
visited tin Howell home. They re
peated their reiiuest, but Mr. Howell
also told them . to go. They stayed
around the houses, however, until the
police were sent after and they then
disappeared.
NOW FOK THK PAVE.
The Scranton Traction company has
at last deeded over that much wanted
Htrlp of land on Hoblnson street. This
was the lust obstacle In the way of
the Hoblnson street pave. The mem
bers of the West Side board of trade
especially A. M. Morse and II. L. Jones,
are greatly elated over the result of
their endeavors. One gentleman said
yast night that the pave would now be
pushed, and us everything has been
taken from its path it seems that the
Improvement will rush easily along.
There is a question as to what style
of pave- will be used, whether brick,
stone, or nun phal turn. Sentiment
seems to favor vitrified brick. As there
Is so much travel on the thoroughfare
the board should make no mistake in Its
selection of the material. Stono was
first suggested nnd it was to a peti
tion asking for a stone pave that the
property owners Hist signed.
LAWSON WAS NOT FREE.
John Lawson, the man who shot
Charles Johnson, after he himself had
wounded Johnson with the sume re
volver, recovered sufficiently to be dis
charged on Wednesday from the Moses
Taylor hospital,, but the police nre not
through with him. Lawson went home
from the hospital without the consent
of the city authorities and Lieutenant
Williams, of this precinct, caused the
Issuing? of a warrant f-om Alderman
John's office for his avst. The war
Ilil Hi
40r
WORTH DOUBLE.
Men's All Wool Pants reduced to $1.98, worth
double.
Men's All Wool Suits reduced to $7.00, worth
double.
Men's All Wool Suits reduced to $8.00, worth
double.
Hen's All Wool Suits reduced to $8.50, worth
double.
Hen's All Wool Suits reduced to $9.50, worth
double.
Hen's All Wool Bicycle Pants reduced to 75c,
worth double.
v Hen's All Wool Bicycle Pants reduced to $1.00,
worth double.
Men's All Wool Bicycle Pants reduced to $1.25,
worth double.
1 Men's All Wool Bicycle Pants reduced to $1.50,
worth double.
Men's All Wool Bicycle Pants reduced to $2.00,
worth double.
Men's All Wool Bicycle Pants reduced to $2.50,
worth double.
Hen's Latest Style Spring Hats reduced to 87c,
worth double.
Children's Double-Breasted Reefer Coats re
duced to $1.59, worth double.
Children's Double-Breasted Reefer Coats,
bound, reduced to $1.98, worth double.
: , .Children's Double-Breasted Navy Blue Suits
reduced to $1.98, worth double.
Child's Double Breasted Reefer Suits reduced to
$1.75, worth double. ,
' Child's Double-Breasted Reefer Suits reduced
to $1.98, worth double. v
TfcE SAMTERS
Sysa D:g Qothlsrs,
o! tb? Slibiirbs.
rant was sj-rved yesterday. Lawson
wax at his hoarding house on Sherman
avenue when captured. He will be kept
In custody.'Until Johnson recovers or
dies. Pending this no action will be
taken against either of the principles
in the affray..
TWO DEATHS YESTERDAY.
Michael Foley, aged 64. died yester
day at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Carroll, of Luxerne street. The
deceased wus born In County Sllgo, Ire
land, and came to this country when a
young man of 17 years. He is sur
vived by the following: Mrs. Carroll
May and John Foley, of this city; and
James Foley, of Olyphant. The fu
neral will be held on Saturday morn
lng at 9 o'clock: Interment In Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery.
Miss Ida Keeguu, an orphan, died
last evening at the home of relatives
on Ninth street. The deceased was but
19 years of age, and was the daughter
of the late James Keegan, well known
on this side. The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
FRKE COXCBRT.
At "Kimmlch'B Hotel," on SwetUnd
street, tomorrow rvenlnir. Mr. Walter San-
ford, formerly of the Hob I'ltzslmmons
company, win lase pan, and "i ncie nu
ly." the sleight-of-hand performer, and
the only Welsh comedian In the oourury,
will entertain. Three new singers. Free
lunch.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Thii Sociul circle of the HlmDson Meth
odist church will conduct a fair and fes
tival on March -o and -ti.
The Tabernacle Congregational church
netted about 1370 by Hs recent St. David's
Day banquet.
At the Welsh PhllosoDhlcal society to
morrow evening Henry P. Davis will give
a lata on romr exploration, lie win il
lustrate the address by means of maps.
The nlililii' la u-ptenme ln ullend.
Kev. A. II. Chatlin. of Allegheny, editor
or the ConKteKullonul .Messenger,, visueu
Kev. D. P. Jones yesterday.
Francis Palmer, of Bromley avenue, has
moved out of town, ami his place as sexton
of St. David's Episcopal church is being
lilled by Kdward (irey.
Peters; York & Co. are stocking their
stationery tore, on South Main avenue.
Saturday Is the opening day.
St. Jtrenden council met last night and
held their usual literary session. The
meetings are not public and as the mem
bers are molest in their literary endeav
ors the public Is nut permitted to glance
at the line programmes that are carried
out every week.
An Important meeting of the Father
Whelen lleiuihiary meeting of the Father
this evening after church services.
A concert will be given on Tuesday ev
ening at the Simpson .Methodist church.
The Kldullan society of the Jackson
Street Baptist church will hold a fair
and festival during the forepart of April.
West Side Muslness Directory.
PUMMNrS-Wllllum D. Griffiths, 313
North Main avenue, does first-class
Plumbing, Steam Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction is strictly guaranteed.
BAKBETt Hair cutting and shaving done
In a lirst-class milliner at John H. Reyn
old's Barber Shop, ut Falrchild's hotel.
FLORIST Cut flowers anil funeral de
signs a specialty, l-'lorul llgtires, useful
os gifts, ut lot Houth .Main avenue. Har
riet J. Davis, flutist.
PHOTOGRAPH KR-Cablnet Photos, $1.40
per dozen. They are Just lovely. Con
vince yourself by calling at Startler's
Photo Parlors, 101 and 103 South Main
. avenue.
GHOOERI ES Revere Standard Java Cof
fee Is unexcelled. The leading coffee of
he day. For sale only at F. W. Mason
ft Co. Fine Groceries, 116 South Main
avenue.
SECOND HAND Fl' RNITURK-Cash for
anything you liuve to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc Call and see the
stock or J. C. King, 1024 and 10JU Jack
sou street.
(JKLEN U1DGE.
The rehearsals for the comedy entitled
"Between the Acts," are progressing- nice
ly. Tlie play has an excellent plot which
any audience will enjoy. It will be glveu
by thu Ciceronian School of Elocution and
Oratory some time next week at the Cicer
onian hall, on Dickson avenue.
Charles Hecbe. of East .Market street,
was taken suddenly ill Wednesday even
ing ami is now confined to his home.
The Green Ridge Women's Christian
Temperunce union will give a supper to
night at the resilience of Mrs. William
Cobb, corner Dickson avenue nnd Dela
ware street. Supper will be served from t!
1o X p. m.. after which a social will he
held. A large attendance and liberal put
runuge is desired.
PROV1DKNCK.
Richard lutrhum Is suffering from a
severe ultack of rheumutlsm at his home,
on Throup street.
Mrs. Thomas Luis, of West Market
street. Is suffering from rheumatic fever.
James Evans, or Pittsburg. Is a visitor
in this part of the c ity fur a few days.
The general inspection of Company II,
Thirteenth regiment, will take place on
Saturday evening at Company H armory.
Mrs. William Hobbs, of Rockwell street,
is suffering from a bad attack of peri
tonitis. .Miss Jennie Morris, of Wyoming, who
bus been visiting friends here, returned
home yesterday.
Joe Klckubltz, of Cusick avenue, a Po
lander, was arrested by otllcer Perry, on
Wednesday evening on complaint of
Hatters and Furnte
Michael rsilhoy. who keeps an hotel on
West Market street. It fccems that Hick
abltz wanted to wrestle with some per
son, ami when he declined he threw him
against a. window. which was broken in the
row. Rickabits was locked up and later
on was given a hearing be Tore Alderman
Roberts, who lined him $3 and charged
him to pay the cost of a new window
Glass. .
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Edward Phllbin, of Mlnooka, died at 7
o'clock last evening from the injuries he
received last Saturday morning. As he
was descending the steps leading from the
rear of his home, he slipped, fell and his
side struck heavily on a po.t at the bot
tom, two of his ribs being broken, lis
was past 65 years of age and was the
father of ex-Jury Commissioner P. J.
Philbln; the other members of the family
are Mrs. Mary A. Langan, Cat.lierin,
Michael. John and Thomas, of Mlnooka,
ami Kdwurd, of the I'nitetl States Navy.
The time of the funeral has not yet been
set.
Messrs. Storr, Schneider and Schwenkar,
of the Scranton Saengerrunde. have been
appointed a committee to look up an
available site on which to erect a hall,
and before many days the Organization
expects to be in shape to go ahead wl'li
the project. The proposed hall will be
modern In all its appointments and from
an architectural standpoint will rival
any building on the South Side.
The choir of the Cedar Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal church will hold its con
cert on .March 'JH.
David Neuis, of Cedar avenue, who was
seriously 111 has improved very much
within the past two days.
Professor and Mrs. Thomas P. Joyce,
of .Mlnooka, are receiving the best wishes
of friends, over the arrival of a baby girl.
MINOOKA.
John Maloney, of Five Points, will leave
for St. Louis, Mo., on March 16.
Lenten services will be held this even
ing at St. Joseph's church.
Patrick Flannery. of Main street, has
shaken the dust of the town from his heels
and left for parts unknown.
The Cemetery pond was crowded lat
evening with the merry younger element,
who enjoyed a few hours' recreation on
the steel runners.
Representatives of the "wandering fra
ternity" are very much In evidence around
this vicinity at present.
The entertainment of the Mlnooka Rase
Ball club on April 20 promises to be one
llnest u trulrs held In town,
of the llnest affairs ever held here.
Edward Philbln, one of the pioneer resi
dents of this vicinity, died last evening
from the effects of an injury received Fri
day by falling down a flight of stairs. The
deceased was about t5 years and la sur
vived by six children.
TRI1 TO CHINATOWN.
Good Company to Produce It at the
Academy of Music.
An event of no little Importance will
be the coining to the Academy Satur
day evening of Hoyt's "A Trip to China
town" under the management of
Messrs. lloyt &Mcke. The com
ing of a Hoyt show Is always an event,
but greater interest Is lent to this en
gagement from the fact that It will
be the first appearance here of the or
iginal New York company that ap
peared at Hoyt's theater for hIx hun
dred and fifty consecutive nights, the
longest run ever known In the city of
New York for any play. The "Itluck
Crook" was Ht -Nlblo's Garden for 47
performances; Hazel Kirke was given
at the Madison Square theater 46
times; "Humpty Dumpty" 4N3 '..ines at
the Olympic: "Adonis" titl.1 times at the
Bijou, and, as before stated "A Trip to
Chinatown" 6S6 nights. The cast Intro
duces Harry Conor In the grave; Geo.
Richards, us "Hen Uay" a festive bach
elor; Harry (lilfoil, a delightful mixer
of drinks, as well as a tuneful whistler,
Sadie Klrby, a modest little maiden off
the atuge, but quite a "Flirt" In the
play, und Ueraldlne McCann as the
"Charming VlJw from Chicago." All
the. scenery, properties and details
complete will be brought direct from
Hoyt's theater. Among the musical
numbers that have become national in
their popularity are included: "Songs
We Hear on the) Stage," What Could a
Olrl do More," "The Sunshine of Par
adise Alley," "Put me oft at Huffalo,"
"Excepting Jack," "Love me Honey
Do." "My Hest Olrl," "Dearest." "1
want you for my big Haby," "I don't
believe its True," "On the Rowery,"
and others.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS RETURN
Richie Troy and Others Again at Davis'
Cosy Theater.
"Plays and Players," changed but not
bettered since Its last appearance here,
played at Davis' theater yesterday be
fore u fair-sized audience. There are
several new-, people In the company,
which includes the gymnastic, come
dian Richie Foy. Edith l.e Mont has
one of the sweetest singing voices ever
heard at the Linden street playhouse.
She is far superior to the average. Ju
ste Emery is an improvement on Annie
Whitney, both as a singer and as an
actress. Foy Is clever.
There Is a funny Irish Judge In the
cast who Is Impersonated by John T.
Tlerney. The show entire Is pleasing
and should draw houses worthy of its
ability. It will be repeated this and
tomorrow evenings with afternoon
matinees.
Volunteer Mission Entertainment.
Much pleasure was given last evening
to the children of the Volunteer mis
sion. West l-ackawanna avenue, by A.
E. Sloan, who displayed by the aid of
the stereopticon an interesting series
of mine views. Several Instrumental
selections were given by a string quar
tette, which, together with numerous
songs by the children, gave those pres
ent an evening of rare enjoyment. The
volunteer mission is progressive and
has recently opened Its rooms to the
children Thursday evenings for the en
joyment of games, Illustrated papers,
etc. This, It Is hoped, i Is but the first
step towards a broader and more far
reaching work.
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. The Tribune will not be held re
sponsible for opinions here expressed.
WAS FIFTKEX YEARS OF AGE.
Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: An article in your paper of this
date states that Mary Gettie, employed
by the Sauquolt Silk Manufacturing coni
ipany, who was killed on the Delaware
and Hudson railroad, would not be 13
years old until July 15 next. This state
ment, while, no doubt, made unintentlally,
wrongs the Sauquolt Silk company, but
I suppose you got your information from
the best authority you could.
To set mutters right I would state that
we do not employ girls under IS years
of age In our factory, as the law com
pels us to have an affidavit on file from
all girls under 1$ years, sworn to before
an alderman.
This girl's father. Michael Qettie, ha 1
such an affidavit made out on Jan. 11,
KW, and Its states that Mary tiettle was
born at Olyphant July 14, I8S0. which
would leave her 15 years, 8 months and -1
days of age at the time the affidavit was
made out; consequently, she would be
nearer )" years and 9 months at present
than under i: years. Her appearance nnd
size would also indicate that the affidavit
was correct.
I write this letter simply to set mat
ters straight, as the Manufacturing com
panies have to comply with the law, and
as, no doubt, you got your Information
from good authority, you are not to blame
for the statement. William H. Davis.
March 5, 18l. .
Solatia Hhenrastlsns Cnrcd.
L. . Wagner, Wholesale Druggist,
Richmond, Va.. says: "I had a fearful
attack of Sciatic Rheumatism, was laid
up almost two months; was fortunate
enough to net Mystic Cure for Rheu
matism; - This cured me after doctor's
prescriptions had failed to have any.
effect. I have also heard of fine results
from others who have used It." . Hold
by Carl Lot-ens, Druggist... 418 Lacka
wanna avenue, Scranton.
gUERIFP S SALE. ' ?i v ?
Valuable Real Estate
;- OS a
SATURDAY. M.AHCH 28, m.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cias, levari Facias and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the court of com
mon pleas of LAckurtvaiimt county, to me
directed, I will expose :o public sal,- by
vendue or outcry, to the highest and be.
V,-!,lf." f t f ,. !.., "one hnuse. In
tho city of Scranton, Lackawanna coun
ty, on VAU'KPAf, the TVVEjNTV
hllJhl'H UAX ff l.AKvri. A. L. teat,
at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of said day,
all the righ't, title and interest of the de
fendants in and to the following described
lots, pieces or parcels of land, viz:
No.l. All the rlght.tltle and interest of tho
defendants, Anna Master und Stif Masler,
In anil to all the surface or right of soil of
all that certain tot of land silicate, in Win
tun borough, in Che. county of Lacka
wanna and State of Pennsylvania, on w hat
is known as the "David Itrown's Tract,"
described a follows: Being lot nunib-r
twenty (10) In square or block number two
C', situate upon street called and named
Hand street, as shown on map recorded in
the recorder's office of Lackawanna coun
ty, III Deed Rook No. 59, page ulti. Said
lot Is on the corner of Se.-ond avenue, be
ing fifty (rt feet In front and rear and one
hundred and fifty (15u feet In depth, rec
tangular, with a public alley In the rear
fifteen feet wHIe. All coal and minerals
reserved. All Improved with a two-story
frame housa used as a saloon and dwel
ling, and outbuildtiiHS thereon.
Seised and taken in execution at the suit
of Uerman Building Association of Scran
ton, Pa., vs. Annie Masler and Stif Mas
ler. Debt, $I,20U.OI. Judgment No. W),
March T., lKtti Fl. Fa. to March T., IS;.
aOOD.MAN, Atty.
ALSO.
No. 2. All the right, title and Interest of
the defendant, Anthony ita union. In and to
all that certain lot of land with the Im
provements thereon situate at Dunning in
the township of Roaring Hiook, county of
Lackawanna and State of Pennsylvania,
hounded and described as follows. Re
ginning ut a point In the public, road lead
ing from Diinnlngs to '.Moscow, being also a
corner of lot (now or formerly of A. M.
.Muywood, thence south 4'j degrees west
along said road M rods to line to right of
wuy of Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad, on the northeast side of
same, thence north V degrees weut along
said right of way uii rods to corner of land
now or formerly of E. Snyder, thence
south S2 degrees east along said Snyder's
laud M rods to corner of said Muywood
lot. thence south 4'3 degrees west along
said May wood to 8 rods to a post, thence
south W degree . east along May wood lot
7'i rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing three acres and lji) perches of land,
be the same "more or less. All Improved
with a two-story frame hotel building with
additions, one frame Ice house, one stone
und frame servants' dwelling house, one
frame chicken house, one frame carriage
house, one two-story frame barn and
stuble, with additions; one two-story
frame store Imildlng with a two-story
frame building attached, wagon house anil
outbuldMngs, fruit and shade three there
on. Seized ami taken in execution at (he suit
of V. G. Behoonnvaker. assigned to C. S.
Weston vs. Antfiony Raumaii. Debt, f".
fitRt.UU. Judgment No. tiSI. Nov. Term, ls1.
Lev. Fa. to March T., ISM.
J AS. It. TORRE Y. Atty.
ALSO,
No. 3. All the right, title and Interest of
the defendant, Margaret Daniels, admin
istratrix of the estate of Samuel Daniels,
deceased. In and to all that certain lot,
piece or parcel of land situate In the Klrrt
ward of the City of Scranton, County of
LMckawannn and State of Pennsylvania,
known as lot number seven 7 In square
or block number five tO) and fronting on
Main avenue, being fifty (.') feet in front
by one hundred and fifty (!.'") feet In depth,
according to a pluu or map entitled "Map
of lauds of Augusta G. delict In First und
Third wards, 'Scranton, Pa.," It being the
same lot of land conveyed to the said Sam
uel IVanlels by Augusta (1. and George C,
Genet by deed dated the sixth day of Oc
tober, U93, and recorded In th) Recorder's
office In Lackawanna County, Pa., in Deed
Rook No. lei. page 61U. Coal and minerals
reserved. Improved with u two-story
single dwelling house.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit
of 'arson & Davis vs. .Margaret Daniels,
administratrix of Samuel 1 mulcts, de
ceased . Debt, ICiO.Ov. Judgment No. 3i,
March T., ISM, Fl. Fa. to March Term,
lWtti. THOMAS, Atty.
ALSO,
No. 4. All the right, title and interest of
the defendant, Winifred Gallagher, ad
ministratrix of the estate of Hugh K. Gal
lagher, deceased. In and to all that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land situate In the
city of Scrunton, county of Lackawanna
and State of Pennsylvania, known as lot
number thirty-nine (X) In square or block
number 'tweiuy-llve (ifi) and fronting on
Vun Huren avenue, being twenty-five f-Tp
feet lit front by two hundred and fifty
feet in depth, according to a plan or
map entitled Price and Pancoast's addi
tion to the City of Scranton, Pennsylva
nia. Coal and minerals reserved, im
proved with a two-story single frame
dwelling house and outbitlldinKS thereon.
Seised and taken in execution at the suit
of West Side Hank vs. Winifred Galluither,
administratrix of the estate of Hugh K.
Gallagher, deceased. Debt, S'.'UO.lio. Judg
ment Ni. MS, March Term, 1SW, Fl. Fa. to
March Term, IStKi.
THOMAS, Atty.
ALSO,
No. fi. All the right, title and interest of
the defendant. Frank Williams, o all that
certain messuage or lot of land situate in
the Horough of Dunmore. County of
Lackawunuu and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Lot number fourteen (14) on plot of vil
lage lots laid out by Andrew D. Spencer In
said Dunmore, commencing at a corner of
lot owned by James Doud, on Main street,
running along said lot one hundred and
forty-nine (149) feet south da degrees
minutes east to a corner, thence along un
alley fifty (jU) feet west Sfi'a degrees north
to a corner, thence east degrees "7t
minutes south one hundred and forty-nine
(149) feet to a corner on enld .Main street,
south Uii'is west fifty (SO) feet to the place
of beginning, containing seven ithotlsand,
lour hundred and fifty 7,4."iO) square feet,
of land, be the same more or . less, the
same lot of land conveyed by Andrew 1).
Spencer and wife to said Prank Williams
by deed dated the 19th October, 1S9., and
recorded 111 Lackawanna County In De"d
Hook No. 91. page .'!lu, etc. Said lot being
Improved with a 4wo-story frame dwel
ling house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the suit
of Suburban Building and Loan Associa
tion vs. Frank Williams. Debt, !.
419.IH. Judgment No. HI J. March T., PiJti.
Fi. Fn. to March Term, 189i.
COMEGYS and REYNOLDS, Attys.
ALSO
No. 6. All the right, title and Inlerct
of the defendants, Ellen Parrett and An
thony Barreitt, in and to all the following
described lot or parcel of land situate in
the city of Scranton, in the county of
Lackawanna, and state of Pennsylvania,
described as follows, viz; lot number sev
enteen (17) In square or block number
ninety (90) upon street called or known as
Hickory street, upon the town plot of
Scrunton; Intended to be duly registered
and recorded, said lot being forty (40) feet
In front and one hundred and forty-seven
(147) feet In depth. Rectangular with an
alley in the rear sixteen lil feet wide for
public use with the privilege of usinn ten
(pi) feet in front of front line on Hick
ory etree tfor yard, vault, porch and so
forth. Being the lot conveyed by the
Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company to
Ellen Barrett, first party hereto, by deed
dated 24th day of October. A. D. 1S9I,
recorded in deed book 84, page 23i, etc. Ail
Improved with a two-story frame dwelling
house and outbuildings thereon.
Seised and taken in execution at the suit
of Spruks Brothers vs. Ellen Barrett and
Anthony Barrett. Debt, 11.100. Judgment
No. 73o, March Term, 1894. Fl. Fa. to
March T., 18W. Also at the suit of German
Building Association No. 6. vs. Ellen Bar
rett and Anthony Barrett. Debt, li'.mK).
Judgment No. 291, March T 4894. Alias
Fl. Fd. to March T., 1896.
BAFMAN, Atty.
ALSO
- No. 7. All the right title ami interest of
the defendants. Victoria Matyjewics and
Michael Matyjewics, In ami to all the fol
lowing lot of land situate In Ptieeburg,
County of Lackswsnns. and State of
Pennsylvania, being lot No. i, la block U, I
on a street called and named Carmalt
street, according to Moore's map of Prlei
burg. Being to feet in front and lt!5 feet
In depth, the measurement of the depth
to commence 16 feet inside of the street
with therlcht to enclose, occupy an I iisj
10 fed in front of said lot for cellarway,
porch, porticos, liay-w Indnw. hade trees
and shrubbery, but nut the right to erect
any building thereon. Being the sume lot
tof land conveyed by Joseph B. Townseiid,
'et al, by deed dated the liith day of July,
ltiU. to Victoria Matyjewics, said deed
recorded In deed book 94, page 474, etc., In
Lackawanna county.
' Above premises Improved with a 4wo-
story frame house with basement, used us
store and dwelling house.
Seized and 'taken in execution at the suit
of German Building Association No. vs.
Victoria Matyjewics. Debt. $1,600. Judg
ment No. !4, May Term, 1S94. Alias Fl.
Fu. to March Term, 1896.
BAl'.MAN, Atty.
ALSO
No. 8. All the rlxht. title and Interest
of the defendant, Mark Price, In and to nil
that certain lot of land situate in the Vil
lage of Archbuld. County of Lackawanna,
and Stae of Pennsylvania, and described
as follows, to wit: Being in front sixty
feet. In rear sixty feet, and ninety feet
deep; bounded ill fronton the west by the
main road leading from Carbondale to
Scranton, on the south by lands late of
John P. Farnham, as marked out by lot
number sixty-three, (63), on the east by
lands of said John P. Farnham, and on
the north by lot number sixty-one 161) as
laid out in map of' lots of said John P.
Farnham; coal and minerals reserved.
Said lot being number sixty-two (lU) on
the plot of .village lots laid, out by said
John 1. Farnham and so designated upon
a map of the same. Improved with a
double two-story frame building and other
outbuilding.
Seized and taken 111 execution tit the
suit of James II. Timlin vs. Murk Price.
Debt, $417. Judgment No, 1W January T.,
1895. Alias Fl. Pa. to March T.. 1 Si;.
NEWCOMU, Atty.
ALSO
. No. 9. All the right, title and interest of
4he defendant, Henry Hoar, In and to all
that certain piece or parcel of land situate
In the Township of Roaring Brook, Coun
ty of Lackawanna, und State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Beginning at a point In the center
of the public roud lending from Dunmore
to Wlmmer's Summit, at a corner of
land late of James Sample, deceased;
thence north one hundred and twenty-nine
ll-".i) rods to a stake and stones corner In
the warrantee line of John Campbell
tract; thence east tlfty-ono l."d) rods to a
stake and stones corner; thence along
lands of James llaxtun. south one hun
dred and one (lull rods to the center of said
road; thence south llfty-tive (."i!i degrees)
degrees west along said road ten and
three-tenths (10 3-IU) rods; thence along
said road south sixty and one-half de
grees west ten roils; thence along said
rouil south sixty-four and three-fourths
(6434 degrees) degrees, west thirty nnd
nine tenths (30 hud rods; thence along
said road south sixty-two (W decrees) de
gree, west six and four-tenths ('i 4-10)
roils to the .place of beginning, containing
thirty-six (36) acres and one hundred and
five (li'i) perches, be the same more or
less. All Improved with a two-story frame
dwelling house, frame barn und outbuild
ings, fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the suit
or .1. S. Miller vs. Henry Hour. Debt, $1(H.
Judgment No. 713 May T., ISM. Fl. Fu. to
March T 1SSHJ.
NEWCOMB, Atty.
ALSO
No. 10. All the right, title and interest of
the defendant, John 1'. SlnMcry, In und to
all the surface or the rolluwtug lot, piece
or puree) of land to wit: Iteing located
on a plot of lots situated purtly In the city
of Scranton and partly in 111.- borough of
Dunmore, laekawamia county, Pennsyl
vania, de.'ilgna.ted as North Park, which
said plot Is intended to be recorded. The
lot is In the borough of Dunmore and is
marked on said plot as lot number live ( )
In block 'i upon street marked on said plot
us Monroe avenue, said piece of land is
forty tin) feet In front on said Monroe
avenue and one hundred and sIxLy iii0)
feel In depth lo an ullley 111 the rear six
teen (111) feet in width for public use.
This Judgment Is for purchase money
on contract for sale of said lot.
Seized und taken In execution ut the suit
of assigned lo Lackawanna, Trust nnd
Safe Deposit Company vs. John P. Slat
tery. Debt, $(S7.li!l. Judgment No. liVi,
March Term, 1S:1. Fl. Fa. to March T.,
mini. CI1AS II. WELLES, Atty.
ALSO
No. 11. All the right, title an. I Interest of
the defendant, l.fwis p. Williams, in and
to all Ihut certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate in the city of Scranton,
county of Lackawanna, und state of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described us fol
lows: Commencing ut the northeast cor
ner of Sunnier avenue und Price street:
thence in a southeasterly direction along
Price street one hundred (1(10) feet to lands
of Maria. A. Husy; thence In a northeast
erly direction lifly (.'iOi feet to lands of
Grunt Corbln; thence In a northwesterly
direction ulong lands of said Graint Cor
bin one hundred (100) feet to Sumner ave
nue; (hence 111 a southwesterly direction
along Sumner avenue llfty ("in feet to
place of beginning. Containing live thou
sand squiire feet uf land, being part or lots
one, 'two, three, four, live and six, in
square or block number 4 of Price and
Pancoast's iiddltlon lo the city or Scriin
(on. Pa., and being the land conveyed by
David W. Powell and wife to U'wls P.
Williams by deed dated nth March, IMCI.
recorded In Lackawanna county, deed
book Psi, page a, etc. All Improved with
a large frame dwelling used for church
building. '
Seized und taken In execution tit the suit
of Lackawanna llnililing und Loan Asso
ciation of Scranton. Pa., vs. Lewis P,
Williams. Debt. M.W8I. Judgment No. KM,
March Term, 1816. Fl. Fa. to .March T.,
ism;. STOKES, Atty.
ALSO
No. 12. All (he right, title nn Interest of
(he defendants, David W. Thomson und
Robert J. Thompson, administrators of
the estate of Elija Thompson, deceased.
In and to all that certain parcel or land
with the Improvements thereon, situate In
Bellevue, In the city of Scranton. county
of Lackawanna, and slate of Penns.vl
vanla, bounded and described as follows,
to wit: Commencing at a ipoint on Sixth
avenue or Hampton street on line of lot
number two C) of suld estate and run
ning northwesterly along said street
eighty-one and one-half feet lo a line of
land of Lackawanna and lllootnsburg
Railroad company: thence northerly along
suld line 13 feet to line of lot N.. 1 of said
estate;- thence along said line 89 feet lo
line of lot number 2 of said estate; thence
southwesterly along suld line seventy-two
feet to the place or beginning. Reserving
and to be reserved III and from said lot t lie
coal and minerals beneath the surface of
suld premises, together with the right to
mine and remove the same without enter
ing upon the surface of same. Improved
with a two-story frame dwelling house
and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
stilt of Harry G. Marcey, administrator d,
b. n. of the estate of Sarah J. Davis, de
ceased vs. David W. Tliopmson and Rob
ert J. Thompson, administrators of the
estate of Elizabeth A. Thompson, de
ceased. Debt, Sl.iHio. Judgment No. M0
.March Term, li6. Lev. Fa. to March T.,
ls!6.
JHIONE & CREVELINO, Attys.
ALSO
No. 13. All the defendant's right, title
and Interest ill and to the following de
scribed lot, piece or parcel of land, slluute
In the Tenth ward of the city of Scranton,
county of Larknwanna, and slate of
Pennsylvania, bounded und described as
follows: Begining at u point on the east
erly side of Cross Btreel, 110 feet distant
from the southeast corner formed by the
Intersection cf Cros and Ash Btreels In
line or lan.l or Mrs. Charles F. Wagner;
thence along said Wagner's land in a
southeasterly direction 170 feet lo a cor
ner; then at right angles in a southwest
erly direction about 30 feet to a corner;
thence at right angles about 78 feet to a
corner in line of lands formerly -of Ed
ward Stelndalc: theiuv right angles In u
southwesterly direction along sslil Hteln
dale lands 100 feet to o corner In line of
Catherine Bauman's land; thence at right
angles in a northwesterly direction along
said Bauman's lund a distance of about 78
feet to a corner In line of lands formerly
or Louis Go'.rlitz; then at right angles In a
northeasterly direction about 60 feet along
suld Goerlitz's land to a corner In the line
dividing the lands formerly or LoUls Goer
Ills and Jacob Goerlitz; then at right
angles In a northwesterly direction along
said division line 170 feet 4o the easterly
line of Ash street; thence in a northeast
erly direction along Ash street 90 feet to
the place of beginning. Containing about
23,1) square feet of land more or less.
Coal and minerals reserved. All Improved
with a two-story frame store and dwell
ing house building and a large frame barn.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of George Klnhack vs. Eleanor floer
lits. administratrix of the estate of Jacob
UoerllU, deceased. Debt, $&- Judgment I
The Fashion
308 LACKAWANNA AVE. 308 .
LACE CURTAINS.
Being direct importers in Lace Curtains, providing you buy of as, you
pay no middle man's profit, which means a saving at least or 25 to 50 per
cent House cleaning time h near.: We have just received an immense line
uf Curtains; don't wish to store them away, as room is too valuable. Just to
sec if customers will appreciate a good thing we have displayed a few samples
in the window, and during tills Week we wiH, give a cash discount of 35 per
cent, trom import prior h. Buy now and save from 50c. to $3 per pair.
A FEW IF THE
200 Pairs of Nottingham Curtains,
200 Pairs of Nottingham Curtains,
100 Pairs of Brussels Curtains,
100 Pairs of Brussels Curtains,
100 Pairs of Irish Point Curtains,
100 Pairs of Renaissance Curtains,
IAA H I Aaa
iuu fairs or Renaissance uunains, iu.uu value, Only 7.50
Renaissance ( urlalns up to $23 per pain Brussels up to $50
per pair. Chenille Draperies Suffer 8ame Reduction.
FUR GAPES AND
No. 2M April T., 1S93. Fl. Fs. to March 'P.,
M!Hi. XBWCO.V1B, Atty.
ALSO
Xo. 14. All the right, title and interest of
the (lefenduntK, Ann Mullen, widow, Put
rick Mullen, John. .Mullen, Catherine Mar
tin, Mary Mullen, Alice Lynch, heirs tf
ThonutH .Mullen, deceused, ill nd to all
those certain lots of land. No. 4 ami 6, in
block li of David t'oughlln's survey, und
Hltuute ujioii street culled and named
Mianlou mreet. In the Third ward of thu
chy of Scrantun, county of Lackawanna,
and Htate uf Pennsylvania. Said Una fee
ing each .'lit feet In front and 110 fc?t In
depth. All coal und mint-ruin reHervml
with the tf ti t to mine and remove the
huine without increasing any liability for
injury caused or damaites done to the sur
face of Hufd lots, or lo the building or
Improvements which now or hereafter
may lie put thereon. No mine or air shaft
fixtures, to be erected thereon.' The same
beliiK the property conveyed to the suid
party of the tlrst part liy Samuel C Hu
bert and wife and John II. (lllbert und
wife by ded beui'liiK even date. All Im
proved with n two-story frame dwullihK
house and o bitlldhiKS thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit uf H. IS. ltovkwell. unsigned to the
First National Hank of Scrunton, Pa., vs.
Ann .Mullen, widow, Patrick Mullen, John
Mullen, Catherine Martin, Mary Mullen,
Alice Lynch, hell's of Thomas Mullen, de
ceased. Debt. $917.7'.:. .Judgment No. Ik.4,
January T lHWi. Iev. Fa. lo March Term,
1SW. CI1AS. II. WKLLKS, Atty.
ALSO
No. 1. All the rlirht. title und Interest of
the defendant, Mui'lanna, Dnllmali, ad
ministratrix of the estate of Mollis Doll
man, deceased. In ami to all that certain
lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, ly
ing and being in the lOlghteenth ward uf
the city of Scrunton, county of Lacka
wanna and state of Pennsylvania, known
and distinguished on J. lleermun's map of
South Hydft Pnrk us the southeasterly
one-half part of lot number twenty-nine
(2HI In block number thirty-two being
twenty-live (l'."i) ftet In front on I'mmett
street (formerly known as Fourth avenue),
the same width ill rear and one hundred
and llfty (l.'iii) feet In depth: it being u part
of the same lot of land conveyed by John
Klackledge to Mot III Dollmim by deed
made the 2;ird day of March, 11189. Im
proved with a two-story frame dwelling
house and summer kitchen attached.
Seized and taken in execution ut the
suit of Churls Fischer vs. Muriuuna l.ll
man administratrix of the entitle of Morlta
Dolltnan. deceased. Debt. JTiS.W. Judg
ment No. (ITS. March T., ISM. Fl. Fu. to
.March T., 1S!W.
crcu. i. tavluh, Atty.
All of which will be sold for cash only.
1'UANK II. CLKMONH, Sheriff.
Sheriff's ofllce, Scrunton, Pu., March 0,
Send S eentn for smole packsto.
Faultless Chamloal Company. Balti
more, Md.
How Is This
For a '96 Line ?
$100 00
STERLINGS, PACKER, $85.
FOWLERS, GALE'S. 75.00
RICHMONDS, FERRIS, 65.
A line of 40 and txo Wheel... When yea
are out for s bargain I can surely suit y.u.
1 cannot give you the esrth, but I can give
you the World lor Sioo.
tf00A
A. l JURISCH,
435
Spruce St
MANY BARGAINS
$1.50 Valui, On ly $ .98
3.00 Valus, Only 2.00
4,50 Value, Only 3.00
6.00 Value, Only 4.00
5.50 Value, Only 3.50
7.50 Value, Only 5.00
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Commencing
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PRICES - 10c, 20c. and 30c
fcule opens Friday 9 a. tu.
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f TTN'othintf allowed to leaya the es
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