The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, April 08, 1896, Page 3, Image 3
THE SCBANTON TBIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 8. 1890. 9 NORTOX'S UllLETlX. Easter Novelties. Easter Booklets, Easter Cards. Easter Rooks in Fine Leather. .Suitable ior Wedding and Other Gilts, Easter Stationery, Society I'tn'.ioncry. American and English Vakcs. Very Large Variety, l'o pilar Prices. Eiigravlr.g and I'rinlius Calling Card's, Invi'.aU.'in, Sc., To Order tfn Hn-rt Notice, Kew Cooks All the Desirable Ones; Periodicals, Everything Worthy Of Attention Received When Issued II . NORTON, 323 Lackawanna Avenue. ENTIRE PI a I OF THE Best duality. WE ViKOLESSlE IT. TiiB Weston liii Co Scrcntcn, C'yphant 2nd Cuisondala. nrwimr r:r fWiiTrnrnT5 DLiiiinc ir raifliiii Havo the- lnitlala a., B. & CO. imprint ed In eucu cigar. CARNEY, BROWN & CO., RttsiUFTUOS, COURT ilQUSi S3- Kx-Justiee Alfred Hand is In New York city. MIbs Mary Mullen, of Archhald, was a visitor In the city yesterday. Mrs. Thomas Moore, Mrs. W. M. Marple and Thomas Moore, jr., are at Atiumic City. Miss Nora CummlnRS. of Arehbald, Is upendinpr a few days with her cousins, the tMleses JSgnu, of Ninth street. Mlns Florence Hunt, of Square Top, Wy oming county, has returned homo nftur pendinsr the winter months with friends In this city. MissRomnlncDIeksonandDr. Purcell, of Kaston. will b.t married at noon Thursday at tho home of Mrs. John R. l-'ordham, on Banderson avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Emerlck, of Wnshlnffton,' I), c, formerly of the South Hide, are visiting his mother, Mrs. John r;meneK, or layior avenue. Amonit the well-known Sernnton men fcnd women who left on the noon Dela ware and Hudson train yesterday to at tend tho ball given by lr. George Wentx, at Drlftou, last nljfht were Mr. and Mrs. Ueorne B. Jermyn, Mrs. G. M. HnllMead, Mrs. Dr. Wenti, Mrs. Frank Spencer, the Misses Jermyn, Mrs. F. H. Jermyn, Misses Dale, Wlnton, 6eybe.lt, Bradley and Spen cer, and Messrs. Wharton and Fuller. The members of Schiller lodge. No. 845, Free and Accepted Masons, are re quested to attend the funeral of our late brother, John H. Koch, from his late residence, 1355 Caupose avenue, on Friday afternoon, April 10, 18'J6, at 2 o'clock p. m. Brethren of sister lodges are respectfully Invited to attend. Mnthais Btlpp, W. M. Attest: Charles S. Gelbert, Secretary. The Nickel Plate rtoad controls the dining- stations on Its line and they re ceive unstinted praise. IIOHN. M'CBINDLE In Gracedale, Luzerne county, April 3, lsw, to Mr. and Mrs. Jamas McCrlndle, a son. a'ttYar-OTl'aiTBrai pir.o. KOCH In Scranton, April 7, ISM, John H. , Koch, need 61 years, 6 months and 20 days. Funeral on Friday afternoon at 3 - o'clock from residence, ISM Capouse ave nue. Interment in Forest Hill ceme tery. . ..WE ARE SHOWING New Serins Goods a The Best Styles ever offered In Lace and Lutton and all tho best colors tor Louies, Ailsscs and Children. EfiSTER "SHOES Are the hew things. You Hhould see tlitim before pur chitBing elsewhere, . LOOK 1.1 OUR SHOW WIMD3.VS- 410 JSpruca Str&aL nnni ,11 1! LUO THE GENUIN SPLENDID CHARITY BALL Coucluded from Page L 4. Two-step, "The Handicap." 6. Two-aiep, "Ariental Echoes. (!. iTomenade, r'rier.duip." 7. Two-step, "Kins; Cotton." 8. Two-step. "Indepndentia." 9. l'romenude. "Rastua on Parade. VI. Two-seen. "The Honeymoon.' II. Twc-Mep. "ScnesamWa." ' l- Promenade, "To Popular UlBG. 1.1. TftO-sini, "The KlU-ralle." 14. Two-ftep, The White Squadron." ).". To.A:;, "The Trumpeter." ili. I'romenade. ""'.Tie Dircotgrata." 17. Two-step, "Ptlle llolle." 1!. Two-iiep. H'.tst-ah." 2 'rmti::.de. "New Liberty BeU." 21. Tv.-0-Mi.p. The tlorr committee to whoso efforts. In a Treat measure, the danelna- waa so t-njovable. were detlgaated by a small white silli bads. The executive com mittee wore He lit bluu badses. Kt freshmentn were served by Cater er Unnloy In the bali-ony from 10 o'clock In the .-venlwr. A dainty luncheon im-nu waa i lactd at tho disposal of the KUels, cor.sihtinK of oyster patties, bread nml hutu-r sandwiches, cres cents, chicken salad, olives, coffee. Ice cream and assorted cake. Lemonade punch and coffee trappe were served in thclog.'s. IN THE BOXES. A lareo number of the boxes and lofces were rented by persons who de sired to contribute to the charity for which the ball was given, but did not occupy them themuelvea during the evening. John Jermyn and party of frlenda were In box "A." In box "B" O. Johnson (fathered together a party of fi-lemU consisting of Dr. nnd Mrs. trey, Mr. and Mis. A. II. Christy and tho Misses Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Jilt-hard O" Prion f.nd Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koban with a party of friends weio established in box "C." In box "It" y.is. Mti.a KoHnaon, with her daughter and dauerht-jr-in-uiw, Miss Lena Jtoblnson and Mrs. Vlillip Ilnbivi no:i, entertained th-dr friends. R. J. Neville nnd family r-ccupled l-os "VI." ?.lr. and Mrs. 1. F. Mtearcel and Mrs. I). Jot;c-s and Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Connelly nnd Miss Catherine ClnrU oc cupied loses "J" and "11" respectively. MANY GOWNS UKSCttilUCI). Detailed Mention of Soma of the l.labot- TtillCtH. A description of some of the gowns is us follows: Mrs. M. E. McDonald-Light blue chiffon and diamonds. Mrs. John F.urnett Onrandle. Mm. P. J. Casey Ulack chiffon and diamonds. Mrs. M. F. Fando White silk. Mrs. F. W. (Juns-ter lilaek chiffon. Mies Anna Kurrett. of Carbondale rink Persian silk, trimmed In chiffon with J.r.vf R Mrs. Alex Dunn Persian silk with Jewel triinndncr. Mis. Jcii ph u'Brlen White organdie trimmed with purple violets. Miss Louise Bralt:ard White satin, white chiffon tviiuniliisr. Miss i:miiy Bra Inard White satin. LJIss Anna Leonard White satin, pearl trimmings. ?.iln Kllzabcth Leonard Fink chif fon. Miss Fannie Mellon Fink chiffon. Mrs. William Kelley Persian silk, Jewel trimming. Mrs. J. J. ifrown Black chiffon, Jet and jeuvled trimming. Jtliis Anna Conwell White organdie white violets and Jewels. Miss Elizabeth McLane Black chif fon. Mrs. Uiehard O'Brien Black silk, with Jt!W?lsi. Mlns Alice Iloban Persian silk, bouillon trimming. Mis. It. J. O'Brien Light blue Dres den Pllk. Mrs. Kohert Heevas Black silk. Miss Anna Bell Light blue Dresden sine. ' Miss Florence Peybolt Persian silk. Miss Elisabeth Keedy Organdie, chiffon trimmings. Miss Elisabeth McCourt White silk, velvet trimmings. Miss Butler, of Willtes-Barre Pink Ilk. Jewelled trimmings. Mrs. H. K. Leonard Dresden silk. Mrs. T. P. Hoban Dresden silk. Miss Anna Barrett White organdie, pearl trimmings. Mrs. B. J. Neville Light blue silk. Mrs. E. O'Brien White chiffon, pur ple violets. Mrs. Dr. Murphy Black silk. Mis. Edgar Connell Cream silk, scarlet velvet trimmings, heavily em broidered In pearls. MtiiS Katie Mitchell White organdie. Miss Katie O'Malley Figured organ die. Miss M. E. Barrett Cream organdie. Miss Mlrlnni Miller White organdie. Mrs. C. B. Penman White organdie, scarlet velvet trimmings. Miss Nealon, of Carbondale Pink silk. Miss Mary McManama Llgt blue fig ured organdie. THOSE WHO WERE IN CHARGE Names of the Patronesses, Committees and Manoecrs. The names of the patronesses, com mittees and honorary managers nt the ball are as follows: Patronossus Mrs. F. W. Glinster, Mrs. 11. J. lloian, Mrs. P. P. Smith, .Mrs. T. J. Kellev, .Mrs. P. H. Coyne, Jlrs. John V, Conno'.ly, Mrs. William Kelly, Mrs. D. H. Fitspendd, Mrs. li. E. Leonard, Mrs. John Burnett, Mrs. Itiohard O'Brien, Mrs. John E. Barrett, Mrs. John J. O'Boyle, Mrs. M. P. Flynn, Mrs. C. O. Bohind, Mrs. John J. Fancy, Mrs. M. F. Wymbs, Mrs. B. J. Neville, Mrs. Samuel McEachen, Mrs. P. J. Ruane, Mrs. T. O. .Melvin, Mrs. W. K. Dolan. Mrs. Philip Robinson, Mrs. C. W. Mclvinney, Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, Mrs. M. H. HiBKins, Mrs. M. K. McDon ald, Mrs. Thomis I. Hoban, Jlrs. M. F. SanOo, Mrs. Timothy Burke, Mrs. John M. Burke, Mrs. Kit-hard Kelly, Mrs. P. F. Murphy. Mrs. F. IS. Ryan, Jlrs. John E. Uoehe. Mrs. M. J. Kelly. Mia. J. C. Mi Andrews. Mrs. A. J. Cusey, Mrs. J. B. Corcoran. Mrs. Percival J. Morris, Mrs. If. B. Megargee, Mr?. Georire Keller, Mrs, P. A. Cavain-.tixh, Mrs. James H. Jordan, Mrs. James Bell and Mrs. John H. Jordan. COMM1TTEE3 IN CHARGE, General Committee M. F. Sando, chair man: Leo S. Coyne, secretary; John P. Kelly, B. B. Megagee. A. F.-Duffy, II. C. .Lucas, Dr. J. J. Barrett, M. P. Me Cann, P. O'Malley, F. J. MoAndrow, T. J. Dugffan, M. H. Higgins, D. M. Ileilly, M. P. Flynn, P. H. Coyne, Josnph O'Brien, John J. Fahey, Dr. J. 0'.Mitlley, F. O. Megargoe, Br. Walter Jteetly, E. J. Maloney, P. J. Casey, F. J. Leonard, B. P. Comwlly, M. P. CiiWley, T. J. Conway, M. E. McDonald, Thomas, P. Ilobnn, Dr. J. Burnett, George McDonald, John J. Luftus. it, J. Murray, D. J. ljsedy, Wililain Kelly, M. J. Waish, J. A. Collins, J. J. O'Boyle. Press Committee James O'Connor, It, J. Beamish, J. F. Mituholl, M. J. O'Toole, John Fitzitimmong, P. A. Barrett, James R. Burnett, A. F. MeNulty, K. J. Lynett, Noll McTague, T. J. Duffy. K. J. Boui-k-.-. Itoet-ptlon Committee Dr, W. F. Con nors, Dr. W. F. Brady, Perelval J. Mor ris, P. J. Durkln, T. V. rowdarly, jr., H. J. Gavan, T. P. Duffy, J. J. McCuwley, Dr. W. K. Dolan, Ilsnry Collins, M. J. Colllgan, Edward O'BrWn, M. 8. Collins, John J. HIgglns, Dr. William Haggerty, P. J. lilekey. P. J. Collins, T. H. Carroll, James II. Timlin, II. il. O'Brien, M. G. Nenry. Floor CommlMeo William Boylo, Will loin H. Coyne, M. T. llowley, James I. Hhua, John M. .Corbett, J. B, tosslJy, Thomas F. Collins, M. J, McAndrew, James Beamish, Frank MoCawley, Frank Knight, John P. Connolly, E. J. Melvin, John H. Nullin, Jam-s W, McDonald, P, 1 Griltln, Joseph F. Lavls, Goorge Clark, George N. Campbell, Joseph P. Hannon. Joseph Nolan, John McCnwtey, A. P. Cur run, F. J. Mc'Cii'MV Dr. Joseph McLane, D. P. Byrne, Frank Ford, Dr. F. L. Mc Graw, F. P. Canavan, P. F. Lynott, M. J. Lynott, John MjcEachon. HONORARY BOARD OF MANAGERS. Scranton Hon. P. V. Bmlth, Hon. J, C. Vaughnn, Hon. J. B. Barrett, Hon. P. De- I. aeey; Horn W, II. Stanton, B. J. NcvlllJ, C. G. BoUmd, Dr. H. H. Gibbons. .Richard O'Brien, D. J. Campbell, Dr, C. E. Thomp son, P. J. Ruane, il. H. QrlUln, John M. Burke. W. C. Conwell, J. F. Murphy. M. J. Kelly, E. J. Walsh. W. B. lHK$an. P. H. Utlsalloo. Dr. J. F. Saltry, M. J. Dona hoe. J. J. Mashran. T. C. Velvin. Dr. Uvorue Luximutc-Ker. Enos Flynn. John J. Murphy, p. V. MeCann. Henry Me Grath, Dr. J. J. Carroll. Hon. F. W. Guo ster, Hon. John P. Quinnan, lljn. T. V. Powderly, Hon. John K. Roche, Hon. F. K. Coyne. F. J. Fltzsl mmoiut. George Kel ler. B. K. Leonard. M. F. Wymbs, M. A. McGinley, T. F. Leonard, Thomas J. Moore. Jam. J. Jordan. J. J. Klanujthaii, J. B. Corcoran, T. A. Buddy, T. J. Kelly, J. O. McAndrew, E. F. Boyle, El. M. Clarke. Dr. P. It. Kearney, P. W. Stokes, John J. Brown. Dr. P. H. McAndrew. William H. ttollirt". John II. Glbhons. M. Hand. W. J. Burke, It. Lonerpan. Will iam Farrell. C. C. Donovan, M. T. Lsi velle. Pc-ter Rosar, Thomr.a J. JenninKH, Rifhard Kelly, F. J. Johnson, John f. lisriin, Frank J. Dltlcert. E.I. Maloncy, Tlio.T.as McCourt. Jolm Casey. P. A. Cava nauRh. John D. Boy:e, W. il. Ruddy, M. J. O 'Majley, R. C. Wills, Jo'.-.n J. Gorman, Viiliam Dawson, P. J. NeUs. John De muth, Tiioinus F. . W.tlsh. J. J. llowley, 1'. J. M.-Cann, M. L. Barrett. Curbonuale lion. James J. O'Neill, Hon. John Kelly, lion. John Nealon, Hon. M T. lturke. F. P. Brown, 1". A. Carroll. K. P. Uurke. Dr. T. C. Kltzalmmons, Joiin J. Jlonowhan, P. M. Mollltt, W. J. Byrne, Dr. Jtvhn Kelly, M. U. Mad:sn. Dunniore P. J. Horan. P. D. Man'.ey. M. J. Heal-y, James H. Ke'ly, W. J. Costello. Timothy Iiorke. J. E. Swift, M. T. Glynn, P. 11. Monean. Olyphnnt Hon. C. P. O'Malley. James Lvnch. James J. Cummings, It. J. Galla Kher, Thomas Jordan, James Jordan, William Mahon, Joseph W. O'Urlen, Pat rick McGlnty. Dickson City Boroush M. F. Fadden, P. J. O'Connor, Thomas G' ier. Arehbald Hon. M. M. Gllroy, Martin Cnwley, James 11. Feeley. Wil!tes-IXrre lion. John Lynch, Hon. W. H. Hlne, Hon. Ceorft? J. Stegmoier, E. P. Corgi-ovc. M. J. Stevens. P. M. (HUlKn. Jtoner McGarry. Wllllnni O'Mal lny, John Shea. Dr. H. J. IllKk-ins, Thomas l Ryder, T. W. Hart, Frank Do-.ujher, M. E. MrAiilff, John T. Inj.han, Richard Walsh, Joseph Burns, Georpu P. Stronie, John M. Ward, Jo.ln S. Mcjroarty. Bt-r-nanl Bronnan. Joseph Bn.nnun, Dr. A. F. Dougherty. M. A. McCarthy, John Cas eidy, T. R. Callary. Pittston Hon.' V'. A. r.ntledge, Hon. .Tohn T. Flar.nery, C. Frank Boh in, T!-om.i8 Malonty. 'HiomB' Marv.tn. W. trpovle, M. W. Mortis, P. Battle, C. Don nl!v, E. J. Earrxt, J. 11. Mullen, Jose.ih Clennon, P. A. O' Boyle, Dr. Jote-ph Reap. Dr. Charles Barrett. WHO WERE PRESENT. A Nearly Complete List of Daneers and Spcotniors. A nearly complete lint of dancers and spectators Is as follows: SCRANTON CH7F.ST3. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Fleltz, Mr. nnd Mrs. 1. F. M?gtrgel. Mrs. C. D. Jones, Mr. arcl Mrs.. Pevelvnl V. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. OT.ryK Dr. and Mrs. J. Jlurnett. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. R. Call-try. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kuane. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Brb-n. Mr. nnd Mr. J. P. Miller, Dr. and Mrs. Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Sando. Airs. jocr ttondn. Mis. Clark, Mrs. U. T. Duffy, Mrs. J. c. MeAn drews, Mrs. T. F. Kntie, Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Carroll. rHohnrd Kelly. Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Cm-roll, Mr. nnd Mrs. M. E. McDonnell. Mr. nnd Mr?. M. F. Glynn, Mr. and Mrs. Y. J. Costello. Mr. and Mrs. M. I.. Barrett. Mr. mid Mrs. A. .T. Casey, Mrs. John P. C.-nr. Mrs. William f'lnrk. Mr. ami Mrs. John Burke, Mrs. Robert Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Coloninn, Dr. and Mrs. N. F. Connors. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Paniuel MoF.aoh en. Mr. nnd Mrs. John P. Hink, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. C. Melvin. Dr. and Mrs. Pteln, Mry. ,T. II. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Will iam Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bnwe. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Wills. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Conwoy, Judsre and Mrs. Fred W. Gunpter and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Keorns. Mr. nnd Mrs. W. H. Hut ledge. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. H. Christy, Dr. nnd Mrs. Frov. Mr. and Mrs. Seybolt, Mm. Frank Connell, Mrs. J. A. Will iams, Dr. and Mrs. C. R Thompson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Philip Robinson. Mrs. Mlna Robinson and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mitchell, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. 11. Penman, Mr. and Mrs. Connor, Mrs. J. B. Corcoran, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jones. Mrs. Longstreet, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frothtngh&m, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. A. Curt. Miss Josephine Mnhon. Mls Maine Nallln. Miss KHssa V. O'Malley, Miss ITnnna Hughes, Misses Tcsslo nnd Annie Oibbonu. MIks Cornish. Miss Hoaley, Miss Me.Grnw, Miss Barrett, Miss Ca.vanaugh, Miss Nellie Wnlsh, the Misses McNunama, MIks Murphy, Misses Molllo and Alice O'Malley, Miss Mary McAndrew, Mlfis Lucy Carroll, Miss Million Miss Srhnell, Miss Gorm ley. Misses Kara and Ella Dougherty, Miss Orltlln, Miss Jenkins, MIks Anna. Miss Gorman. Misses Alice, Laura nnd Annie Mahon. Miss MeGeary. Mlis Mulaney. Miss Catherine Maloney, Miss Nellie Bell. Miss Bvll Mullaney, Miss Catherine Mullaney, Miss Collier, Miss MeAndrows. Miss Miriam Miller, Miss Elizabeth Barrett. Mlns Katie E. (lib-' ney. Miss Elizabeth Olbnt-y, Miss Ltdir, Miss Katlo Byrne, Miss Mugglo Oenry," Miss Donnelly, Misses Annie and Nellie O'Malley, MIbs El'sabeth McLean, Miss Sarah McLean, Miss Mary Maghrau, Miss Allda Nealon, Misses Katie and Maggta Bannon, Miss Mnry Duffy, Miss Lorette Jennings, Miss Nellie Maloney, Misses Margaret and Kittle Mitchell, Miss Margaret Farrell, Miss Manie Kelley, Miss Martha Connelly, Miss Anna It. Bell, Miss Frances Mellon, Miss Mamie Flynn, Miss Nellie Flynn, Miss Ssrah Lynott, Miss Ella McTlrue, Miss O'Hara, Mls Norn Walsh, Miss Jennie A. Kenny, MIsjs Bridget Ilea ley, Miss Margaret L. Corey, Miss Eliza beth Moylcs, Miss Catherine Clark, Mlis Annie- E. Connell, Miss Maggie Bnnnon, Miss Elia McDonald, Misses Merrill. Miss Margaret Walsh, Misa Katie Taggatt, Miss Florence Seybolt, Miss Margaret Cntmrfnrd, Miss Nullin, Miss Birdie Nallln. Mlsa Connell, Miss Fannie Connell. Miss Ella Hoban, Miss Anna Hoban, Miss Alice Hoban, Mlrs Gibbons, Miss Katio Me-Oinley, Miss Mary McOlnley, Miss Jennie Clarke, Miss Isabel Clarke, Miss Annie Barrett, Miss Mary Barrett, the Misses Wiv chell.Miss Catherine Mongan, Miss Jay, Miss Anna Conwell, Miss Mamie Duf fy. Miss Mary Mitchell, Miss Katie B. Walsh, Miss Elizabeth Reedy, Miss B. Jordan, Miss Lillian Conuery, Miss Carry Logan, Miss Agnes Moylcs, Miss Elizabeth O'Malley, Miss Katie Mc Donnell, MIfs Dicktion, Miss Reynolds. John E. Barrett, John P, Mahon, George Lunncy, William J. Byrne, B. P. Connolly, John It. Mahon, John Hannaway. Dr. John J. Barrett. Dr. McLean, John J. Mnghrnn, Marcus Duffy, D. J. Roche, F. J. McAndrew, Ous. Brown, William O'Malley, It. D. Jennings, E. J. Maloney, J. F. Mitchell, F. P. Christian, John C. Farrell, James L. Sullivan. P. O'Malley, M. P. Me Cann, C. C. Forber, I. O'Connor, Dr. F. A. Fan-fill. John P.. Palfrey, J. W. Short, 13. F. Mellon. P. J. Casey, David J. Reedy, Enos Flynn, M. J. Lynott, C. O. Roland, Thomns Callagher, Edward O'Malley, A. If. Schlnger, T. J. Jen nings, M. J. McAndrew, T. H. Carroll, P. F. Howlcy, John O'Connor, T. Flan nory, E. J. Robinson, John Gorman, Adam Dougherty, Leo Coyne, Mao Keeby, John J. Grady, II. C. Lucas, James J. Mahon, Daniel P. Byrne, John Grimes, W. O. Manlcy, M. P. Cawley, A. J. Best, Richard J. Bourke, Dr. W. M. Reedy, William Hanawny, E. J. Melvin, P. J. Cummings, P. E. Timlin, W. J. Lackey, T. P. Loftus, O. W. Frits, John H. Bonner, M. J, Healey, P. H. Kelly, F. J. McAndrews, James A. Collins. Dr. J. O'Malley, M. F. Wha len, E. W. Jordan, Dr. P. H, McAn drews. Richard Doherty, John H. Nal lln. John Gibbons, John M. O'MolIey, John Langan, Whelan. Gibbons. John E. Roche, Dr. McGraw, W. H. Coyne, P. A. Cavnnaugh, P. H. Kearney, Hob ert McMannmn, David M. Rellly, James Kearney, Joseph F. Lavls, Richard J. Beamish, F. Canuvnn, P. J. Hcdlv, James P. Hannor, Joseph M. Cassldy, Professor E. E. Pouthworlh. F. J. Me Cann, John Walsh. E. A. Gilmore, Jo seph P. Altken, Dr. J. F. Paltry, Ed ward Maloney, J. J. McDonnell, John E. aibbons, John J. Flynn, J. II. Tng gart, M. . Conterford, J. V. Connolly, W. D. Roche, W. P. Boyle, W. C. Con well. T. P. Iloban. T. Burke. M. A. Mc Glnley, P. P. Brown, E. M. Clarke, George W. Clarke, P. P. Loughran. E. J. McDonald, H. H. t5watnbs.uk. James W. McDonald, Thomas O'Kourke, Rob ert J. Murray. T. J. Duffy, M. A. Duity, J. E. Walsh. M. J. Walsh. John A. Jor dan, Frank J. Connery, William Logan, Charles p. O'Malley, William Filley. N. II. Manley. John O'Connor, A. J. Duffy, William Hannaway, William Koch, George Dunn, Edward Melvin, James F. Judge. FROM OUT OP TOWN. Arehbald J. A. Kearney, Miss Jen nie Kearney. Binghamton MUs Hanna McGoe ghan, P. O. Connor. Carbondale Mits Blrs, Miss Anna A. Nealon, C. P. O'Connor, Miss Annie D. Burke. Dickson City John F. Orler, Misses Cora and I lai.ile Orler. i.hnlra Miss Kate Lonergan. Honesdalc Miss Lulu McGarry. Kazleton Mrs. John Mullhall, Thos. N. McGerrlty, Mrs. M. McGerrity. New York City L. F. Benton, Miss Conroy. Petersburg. Va. Miss May Macks. Parsons P. II. Cox, Miss Cox, Peter T. Mayock, Miss Mayock. Piltston Francis Mackin, John Tou hlll, Jr., James P. Touhill. Miss Ella Touhlll. Misses Keating. M. A. Ford, Miss McGulre, Miss Delia Loughney, Mirs Teresa Battle. 'Shenandoah P. J. Cieary, Miss Ma hon. Tuxedo Morris Blake. Wllltes-Barre George Stegmaier, Misses Ella and Agnes McCann, Miss Butler, W. ii. Pryor, Jr. MAY EXO IX MlRDEg, Five Throop Boroiigh Polan Jors Impli -ento.l In a Seilous Affinr. As the result of a drunken fight at Tluooi borougii Sunday evening Frank Doda Is in a dying condition and Ye ncts Stanefslcy, Andrew Krofsky, Jo si jih Crcglo, John Illsli.bki and George Yanoe-ie are In tho county jail. The first two were committed last night by Justice of th' Peaco James Ecoit, of Throop, and the other three were sent down Monday night by Justice of the Pt'Cico P. J. McNally, ot Olyphant. The charge against them la felonious wour.d tr.g, but the man's condition waa so low lat night that they may be held to answer for murder when the caso reaches the court for trial. Doda and the live prisoners formed an aggregation of Polanders that In dulged to exce-sn In strong drink all of Sunday, nnd when evening wore on a fight started In their midst. Some one used a hammer with deadly effect on Doda, and concussion of the brain has developed. They are all young men under 0 years of age and unmarried. MORE SEWER TROUBLE. (on rao'ors Flnnoulian and O'Uara Stopped on West Market Street. Late yesterday afternoon an equity suit was begun in court by the Provi dence and Abington Turnpike company through its president, II. E. Paine, by Attorneys Watson and Diehl, against Contractors Flanaghnn & O'Hara, who ore constructing a sewer on West Mar ket street, Providence. They began yesterday afternoon to lay a sewer on that part of West Market street which is owned by the Turnpike company. A preliminary injunction was grant ed by Judge Gunster and on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock a h?arlng will tako place, at which arguments will be made to have the Injunction made perpetual. The complainant desires to secure a bond from the city that the turnpike will be repaired properly after the ewer is laid. Y. W. C. A. RECEPTION. Mrs, Lowry, tho New Secretary, Received in tho Association Rooms. A public reception was last night given Mrs. Nellie Lowry, the new gen eral secretary of the Young Women's Christian association rooms, Mrs. E. H. Ripple, Mrs. J. A. Lans ing, Mrs. J. L. Stelle and Mrs. L. M. Gates received with Mrs. Lowry in the front parlor, and tho following assisted In entertaining the callers: Miss Adams, the association's physical In structor; Miss Ferry, the assistant general secretary; Mrs. C. D. Pettit, Miss Kiesel and Miss Bunk. The at tendance was large. WILL BE CONTINUED. Assistant City Clork F.v.in It. Morris Has llrl.nicd Himself Well. City Clerk St. T. Lavelle announced yesterday that his assistant. Evan R. Morris, will be continued In the ollleo. The appointment Is dated "during pood behavior" and as Mr. Morris' con duct has been exemplary In every re spect the city clerk told him to be a good boy and keep right on. PROVIDENCE. Thomas Jeffreys is seriously ill at his home on School street. Miss Louise Davis, of Binghamton, N. Y., is visiting friends In the North End. Sirs. Thomas Jones, of Slary street, is suffering from a severe attack ot tho grip. Patrick O. Connolly, of Leggott's street, was arraigned before Aldermun Roberts on a charge of threatening to kill his wife. He was held In $300 bail, In default of which he was committed to ttte county jail. The funeral of Sirs. Elizabeth J. Jones, of Oak street, took place yester day. Rev. Dr. R. S. Jones officiated. Mrs. Jones was 68 years of age, had We are 'Mil 1 NEW DRESS GOODS. JJtt m 1 Jl bo, been a resident of this city for about forty years and Is survived by several married and grown up children. Inter ment was made in the Washburn street cemetery. Miss Bessie Lewis and Miss Gertie Thomas, who have been visiting friends In Plymouth, returned home yesterday. This evening an entertainment and social will be held jointly by the Liber ty Hose company and Knights of Pyth ias for the benefit ot Sirs. Thomas Hal well. Miss Davis, of Taylor, was In the North End last evening. It was Miss Dywerand not Miss Katie Reardon who played in Central Park hall Easter Monday night. DR. LAN.VIIAN'S VINDICATION. Uo Explains Ills Courso In a New Book Called Era of Fronds Baltimore, SId., April 7. Rev. John Lanahan's book, "Tho Era of Frauds In the Mnthoditt Book Concern In New York," la out today. In the preface Dr. Lanahan says no soirit of viudictive nes animates Its publication. The matters with which Dr. Lana han's hook tleals relates to how, soon after his appointment to office as as sistant agent in New York with the late Dr. Thomas Carleton, he found evi dences of mismanagement and fraud In almost all departments of that several gigantic oil companies, officered by heads and employes of the conceriuwlth presumably church money for capital, were In full blast; how his efforts to stop all this resulted in a ring being formed by the accused, which, from de fense, "quickly turned to offense," and Dr. Lanahan found himself nearly en gulfed by the waves of trouble which began to break over him. Dr. Lanahan hopes that his book will be tho means to the end he has been waiting for these many years com plete vindication of his course as as sirtant agent of the Methodist Book Concern during tho years 1S5S-1872. tiled nt Moses Tnylcr Hospital. Patrick Cnnnon, aged HI years, died at 1 o'clock this morning at th Moses Taylor hospital. months ago he was taken to the hospital while suffering paralytle strokes, llos home was In Bellevua Hats. RHEUMATISM Is caused by lactlo acid In the blood. Hood's Sarsaparllla neu tralizes this acid and completely and per manently cures rheumatism. Be sure to set only Hood's. HOOD'S PILLS cure nausea, sick head ache. Indigestion, biliousness. Sold by all druggists. Plllabury's Flour mi.is hava a capac ity of 17,600 barrels a Cay. The New Store Will be ready for you in a few days. Wait for New Goods New Prices More Goods More Business REXFOBD,ia showing a large variety of Printed Warp and Dresden Effects in and Lustereens. Also all wool, 54-inch Illuminated Coverts for two-piece Suits and Separate Skirts. Actual value, $1. 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