THE SCBANTON RIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ii 4. 1890.
BASE BALL GAMES
PLAYED YESTERDAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
IVrrrntiiue Record.
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i'llli-lnirir l-'ii li'i iil ..J''
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JuiM'ill 12- W .!
t'li'vHiilid-l.oiii'.ville.
i ivdHnd, S.lit. 2i. The Spldi'in won to
iii.v' mimr from l.otiisvlllr at'tor olio or
rii,". Iom -n an I most exi-iting Bini(tlfS on
thf lljllll' IlllH lieUSOIl. firoic:
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rii'i-flnnil 0OU2 0 1H1O 2 i".
Louisville (Ml 1) l U 0 l ft ( U 3 S
hamTlf? Wallaiv and Zlnimer; Kraxlt'r
anil DfXU'i-. I'niciiit Hlii-iidim.
riiilidi'lplii:i-lioil.lii.
t'hi.uik'lphiu. S'-pl. 2H . Ili-tHiklyn ami
Plillnuelplilii i;nliil. il In an oM-lushioinil
luve!ri; fcami' to.l.ij. Inn the yiiaker
M:ti -!ii'.1 tlt.ir nil.-, a little belter ami won
i.a. linih tennis i.liiv.il a fust lielillin;
.;i.'iie iit the Ta t-. !' tei -itl.' Iiininn. Tin-
.I'll- Wis eiilK.I at the eml of tile m-VI1II,
'lillr: nil .leetmtn of 'I I I'k IH'.-S. Weather
i. ,u ni'il - i ; 1 1 v . .'t, ii.Miu'e 71"'. Si-ore:
It. U.K.
1'hiln lei-hii, -1 4 0 1 0 1-17 21 3
Hrool;lyn .! 2 0 7 1 'A-li 17
l'.ati-i ie--i ii i h. far.-ii'.v und Orady;
I'liyiiK. Alihi-y ami liilni. I'mi'ln I'lu-liui.
w nsl:iiiKloNi'U York.
U i.siiiiiKion. ,-v'i't. Ttie New Vmly
eitiiatu 1 i hi- In in- team more than 2 to 1,
l.i.f were imalil- in win tin an'Oiitu of throe
.ii-asiroii-s eri-iirn. Til..' f-atin- of the catne
wir. ill' nim.-iml mnn'.iii- of New Vork
l l;.:v-..'! si Iclt on uases. .Siynioui' jilti'lieil
00 1 lit ,1. S.'iii-o: K.H.b'.
'uhl!i;;tnn. 10)il 2 0 2 2 ! 8 2
: -w ioik 11)200040710 S
',i ;r;es Norton ami M.-Guiti.'; Sey
uiu'.ir ami Warm r. I'mpire I.yiu Ii. ill-i1
.ii: .i':i-iini of darkii---.
s
I'lOi ill lit e-Klltl tin.
I t ovi'lenee. rVpi. 2:. -In I he sjieiiu rt i-up
. or lie' tiusuvii leuKue luilay the
i'roi ilc-n- dull ilfl'iaic-.l Uirt I'.'.iflalo Hub
liy -j.'O'c of i i i.i ;. The hnrim team hud
!l- i-,-o oi ill- aimilli.'lii from tile Starr.
-,ii.: It.il.i-:.
ri'-i. ; i--i., ' 10 111112 :.-ui fa i
j'ifmio w ii " I 2 X I 0 ii - 7 10 4
Itntti Tie.- liolan ami t'ooyan: i.ruy ami
I ' o.lu.'i. "nipiri iltilYin i .
Kroviilfnco has won three ol the 1'u'ir
,i'im pi.ivi.-d.
A.'nATEURBASE BALL.
Mil- l( lleiilieiitli i mill S'.ttri'kiiK
I'lantl Co ml (iaini- OMeiilni.
Wiit'it Ifta'-I l'.llti;iilieiiil-v hiiuulu
lt's and halls fm a iiiiinliiT of voiimk
mi n to jiltiy l.aso bill Willi ht litile
. "-iiliziii that MRU a ennnhle :ifi;r-ea-ii.m
would be upholding his liHItt" oil
i in? iliainim'i as ycierday Inunljleil the
li.ii!.- or "tile Xotrh" tit Athletic park.
Die Wtlijiiliondei were reinforced
by til" addition of Mi-shim. Loun, t'ole
jn.'tii, Giilt'ian. Maloit uml Jl.m ls ro
.iei', who haw been iilayinir profes
loiinl bull this season at Hamilton,
Uiit ; WliKlsor. X. Y.. utid I?!or)insbiii;r.
P.i. ')' say thai t hoy figured eon
.il'ieuously in t In' citne is imtlitiK 1'.
mllilly.
l.an ihiiil a finihl.ss came at see
uiid, and batted and inn bases ami di-
rt-'l the other players like a vefi
iti. t Vileitian's battinc ivns a IVaiure.
he having three singles and a triple
' ii t of live times nt bat. Malolt. Ciil-!?i-.itt
and Posnor also butted well, and
tlilk-nin rtumht a Knot I Kaine.
Km' llie Kim k.-is, f. lieRan and Oal
I iiTl-.or did tin.' best work, while .Mnruu
'intied and ran bases well, havinir a
n iide and thr-e stolen bases, .lelluctli
eaiiL-lit a diirieult foul in left lield and
1". ltrfran ftopped a hot one at second,
v l.in;e number of friends of both
teams wert? In atteiidiinee. Kullowitig
is iln- ilitaili'il Kcoft;:
UITTi:.BK.lEliS.
A ll. It. Jl. IMi. A. n
D. jr.. :b ti 2 :! 6 7 0
I. i "oilier. If 1 2 I I o 1
'cl'.-a.iin. 2b ... ."i it I 1 II
-i:lerati. e 3 I 2 7 " 0
.Valoit, of :l 1 2 I 'J 1
boiriis, s-i j ii v 1 2
Sn. ill;. Hi 0 0 In 1 .1
.il. r'osin-r. p ! ii 1 i) i 0
l-.eefcan, rf 1 n 0 0 0
Tut ids II 10 j:i 27 1.". S
lOI'ltKKAH.
A.li. 1(. II. I'.n. A. K.
.'.ior;'ti. :il 4 12 110
ij.. ilatiii r, j I 0 0 7 2
M- Illli:h. if I 0 1 2 li
Mi Imu.ild, rf 2 I 1. 0 0 0
heeli'JllMl, lb 4 I II ill 1 :i
I'. Keuan, 2b 4 1 ; o (i
KitffiM IV, o 4 0 II a 2 0
t'Ollltlili, cf 4 1 1 1 I 0
1". Ktunn, p 1 outs ii
Totals ;i; ti C 27 J.'i 5
Hitieiiljiiiders ....5 0 0 I 0 1 ft 3 0-10
Cirikas 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 3 Ii
I'nrned runs Uittenbc riders. 4: Eurekas,
0. Two-base hits Mean, J. I'ustH-r. Three.
bare hits Ool-inan, flilleian, Mulott. Alor
an. Stolen bases Mean, ,1. l'osner. Oilier
in. M. l'osner, .Moran. 3, Jlellnirh. Left
on b;.si-s Mini nhendei-H. S; Kurekaa, 12.
iru-k out lvei itan, 2; Mi-Iluitli, 2; Me
Mon.il.l. Keenalian, V itesan, Oonklin.
Double plays Mean to Smith. Coleman In
Dean 10 Smith. I.oftiis to Mean io tbnith.
first mi eiTors liittenlieinlers, 5; Mitiekas,
1. First on bulls Pnsner, 11: Ki uan. 3.
Hit by iiilcher-iiillerali, .M. l'osner. Wild
pilch-Hi Kan. l'assed ball Gilleian. Bcnr.
-r-W. Ii. lliitilies.
AMAULRBALL NOTtS
TU Jrarmonles accept the cha'K'iii; :
of the Stratiton Hetierves to play at
Athletic irk Saturday. A. J. Carr,
.nnnatier.
The Taylor Ttods clmllenee the Seni
( tois, of Ureen Uldi, to a same on the
Taylor croutuls, Kridity or Satunlay
-inertioon. Answer in The Tribunif.
Hvan . Ynlkiup. mannRor.
The tfunsets chalientre the Taylor
Iteds to a same on their own grounds
Sunday, Sept. 27, at 2.30 sharp. If not
accepted we consider them afraid. An
swer through The Tribune. T. Tigue,
captain: .J. J. Manlcy, manaRer.
The Harmonies, one of the crark
amateur base bull teams of Lacka
wanna county and the Scranton Ke
scrves will play at Athletic park Sat
urday. Hoth teams are made up of
.itronjr plavers. The Harmonies are
mad up of such well known amateurs
us Coiiny Coleman. Cauichnn, Crossin,
Cawley. L,oftus and McAndrew, while
the Iltservcs comprise some of Inst
year's champion YoiiiiR Men's Chris
. !an association jlnyers who made
good recoida la the prnfet-sioiial ranks
ibis senson. Tin- Knsot ves will be
James Dean, Krnnk Jlnlott and Will
's in Ilofrner. who played with til"
Hamilton c'ttb of the Canadian leacno;
V' ilbnm CoiiKhliii. of the Pa n-t ticket
lub, of the New Knt;land Ii-iibiip; John
Dunn, of the Toronto club of the Ka.st
' rn !CuKi.: John ft'Neil, of M osic, wro
played with the St. Hnnaventure Cot
lPire team: Reese, McDonnhl and CJ1I
leian. Game will be called at 3.30.
BALTIMORE IS COMING.
i lia in iun Orioles Will Flay in This
City on .Monday.
It has finally been decided 1o play
the bate ball (tame between Kaltimote
mid a picked professional team at Ath
letic park next Monday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Hush Jennings, the Oriole
'horts'top. end Manager "Ed" Han
Ion's right hand man in a great many
business arrangements was here yes
rerday morning. He conferred with
MntiDvrer Oriflln nt Ihe St. Charles hotel
and had a talk with the owners. Ite
l'i r" noon an agreement on the division
oi the gate receipts nnd on a rain guar
antee had been reached and the thing
wii aettled.
Over Uo weeks ago a partial con
tract was made with the Balilmores to
pi.iy hero but there was a misunder
standing about the division of money
and the .Scranton management had
considered the dual off until Jennings
put iu un appearance here yesterday.
He consented to accent for Baltimore
K0 per cent of the gate receipts, Scran
ton to receive the remaining 40 per
cent, nnd the grand stand admissions.
If mill prevents the game Baltimore
will get ii guarantee of $73.
It is probable that geranton's batting
order will be as follows: Wutd, lirst
base: Meaney. right Held: Ilean, sec
ond base; Grillin, center field; Cough
lln. third base; O'Nc.11. catcher; Dunn,
left field and pitcher; J. firooks, short
stop; Johnson, pitcher and left Held.
lialtimoro llnishes the season ill New
York city on Saturday, plays n Sun
day game In Newark, here on Moiiuay
and Wilkos-iairre on Tues.dtiy.
NOW IT'S C0RBETT.
('Iiiiuipiuii Pugilist Placed I'ntler Ar
rest nt Anbury Park.
New York. Sept. 23. Pugilist James
J. Corbett was arrested at Asbury
Park this afternoon by Chief of Police
Smith, of that place.
He was released on $1,000 bail and
will be brought to this city on Satur
day. MARCHED WITH THE OLD MACHINE.
lie Mould Not Have Hone So hut lor
the Alderman Consideration.
But for the thuughtfiilneSB of Alder
man .Millar the Hook and Ladder com
pany would have paraded yesterday
minus one of lis leading members.
Peter Welnss the Wt"St Lackawanna
riven tie boot nnd shoe maker had Just
gotten Into his uniform and was about
reedy to start for the chmpany head
quarters, when Special Officer Jack
Tierney placed hitn under arrest on a
warrant sworn out by P. J. McAndrew.
of Scranton street, charging assault
and battery. Much to Welnss' cha
grin he had to accompany the officer
lo Alderman Millar's office. Arrived
there he pleaded to be released until
after the parade, and apprec'ating how
terrible a misfortune it would be to a
firemen to be deprived of the honor of
participating in the annual parade, the
alilerman allowed hitn to go on his
own recognizance and a promise to be
on hand at .1 o'clock.
Weinss was there ut thn appointed
hour to face liis accuser. The hearing
developed the fact that McAndrew left
a pair of shoes to be repaired nt
W einss' shop and upon calling for
them yesterday morning found that
one of theni had been lost. Some kind
of n disagreement arose and both men
became very angry. When McAn
drew left the shop a boy who had been
listening to the dispute, told the cob
bler that he had seen .McAndrew take a
Half dollar out of the pocket of a coat
which u ii s banging in the shop,
Weinss hasleued after McAndrew.
overtook him. and according to the
weight of the evidence adduced, as
saulted him.
The .alderman held Weinss in $300
ball to answer ut court.
REAP TRESPASS SUIT.
Vn the Property Injured or Dam
used by City's Action.
The trespass suit of Michael Reap,
of West .Market street, against the city
of Scranton and Contractor Anthony
Kulghl for alleged dumages done to his
pioperty by the construction of a re
taining wall on his land when the cul
vert over Leggetts creek wan built in
lssS. was on trial all day before Judge
Ari'libald. The case was not finished at
adjournment and It will be resumed
this morning.
Mr. Reap went on 'the stand yester
day and testilleil that his property was
worth al.out $l.r.(io before the retaining
wall was put up, and since then -it has
not been worth more than $a00. Three
or four witnesses estimated that his
property was damaged from 700 to
ll.OoO by the retaining wall.
On the part of the city testimony was
given representing that Mr. Heap's
property, Instead of being damaged,
appreciated In value nbout StflO or $200.
Select Councilman Finley Ross, of the
First ward, was acquainted with the
premises before the wall was built. At
that time the fair market value of it.'
he thinks, was not more than $700, nnd
the construction of the culvert and the
retaining wall has enhanced its value
to about $;Vjo. How this is possible Mr.
Ross accounted for from the fact thut
the property is several foot below the.
level of the street, and before the wall
was built there was nothing' to gtop
surface water from flowing down cn
the premises.
Edward F. Rletviit, who was city en
gineer when the culvert was construct
ed, gave the measurerripnts of the wall
and estimated that It was built nbout
five feet in on Mr. Reap's lot.
WAS VERY MUCH ARRESTED.
(hie Officer Hail Him and Another
Mil Looking tor liim.
Occasionally there Is a "really truly"
case of the office Peking the man.
but seldom docs it happen Hint two
offices are seeking the t-anio Individual
at Hie same time However, there was
nn instance of this here yesterday.
On" of the officf.3 was Alderman 'Mo
lar's, the other whs that of a Dun
more Justice ol peace, whose name did
not come to the surface. The Indi
vidual who was so much sought after
was H. H. Kscotf, an ex-collector for
the Security .IJnilding nnd Savings
union, of which Albert J'-all is secre
tary. When Special Officer Thomas Jor
dan, representing Alderman Millar's of
lice, arrived with a warrant charging
Kseott with fraudulently collecting
money In the company's name, '.vent to
IHinniote to secdrc his man lie lOiitnl
hitn in the custody of a Dunmore of
ficer, who had urrest"d him on n war
rant sworn out by some putron of th
company in Throop, who. It seems, paid
some money to Kseott and afterwards
learned that he was no longer em
ployed by the company.
Kseott was taken to the county jail
and Alderman Millar caused notice to
be served on the sheriff that 'the pris
oner was wanted in the Kighth ward
when the Munmore parties had got
through with him.
SCRANTON TRACTION COMPANY.
tioud Showing .lliide Duriiiv Moulin
ot'July mill August.
Following is a comparative state
ment of enrnlinrs of the Scranton Trac
tion company for the month of August
and for the two monk's ended with
August. Notwithstanding the general
depression prevailing throughout the
country, which affects street railways
In common with other forms of enter
prise, the showing for the two months
Is that of a surplus over nil charges
amounting to $7.2I3.S1. Here is the de
tail of the operations:
Or. earnlns.$31.l!ri3.B2 $2S.!C.9..V, Inc. tf.flfit.'lll
Op. expenses. 1S.428.H2 M.l'.&7 Inc. 4,2tt.fi0
.Vet earnings. $13,223.20 $1l.7!Hi.S9 Der.Jl,.-71.19
TWO MONTHS KNDKD Al'Q. 31.
Or. earning. $;t.S72.47 U7.2i7.9l Inc. $7,714 50
Op. expenses. 3ii.72K.itt 2i,31S.74 Inc.
Net earning. $2!',213.S1 S29.KW.17 Dec. IKS-l.rjr,
Xet earnlnns (as above) J2S.213.S1
Fixed charges, including tuxes ... 22,ijon,i0
Surplus over all $7.243 M
COMES OF A GOOD FAMILY.
Woman -. Arrested lor Defrauding n
Hoarding House. '
Maggie Coxe. alias Scott, who, when
arrested by Constable E. C. Yeomans
I for obtaining board at the Wall house,
311 Mulberry street, by falsely repre
senting that she was employed by the
Jersey Central Railroad company, had
i to be carried out of the boarding house
1 by force, was yesterday discovered to
I he the black sheep of a very excellent
l.uzerne county family.
Her brother, when notified of her ar
rest and incarceration, decided to al
low her to remain in the county Jail
for a time in the hope that she will
consent to go to the House of the Oood
Shepherd.
COLUMBIA COUNTY FAIR.
M ill lie Held at lllnuinohiirg Irom
October 13 to 17.
The Columbia County Agricultural
society will hold Its forty-second an
nual fair Oct. 13 to 17. 186 at
Hloomsburg. The fair will be larg
er and better than ever. Bicycle
races will he held on Wednesday,
Oct. 14. with the following events:
day, Oct. 14, with the following' events:
One mile novice, one mile open, two
mile county handicap, half mile open,
nnd three mile handicap, followed by
2.30 class pacing and 2.7iO class trot
ting. Thursday's races 2.33 trot, 2.22 trot,
one-half mile running, and race for
farmers' horses.
Frldny's races 2.24 iiace, 2.40 trot,
and 2.40 pace,
Saturday's races 2.27 trot, free-for-ii
1 1 , and one mile running, j
STARTING OUT RIGHT.
Forty toung Men Who Will Cnst
Their l-'iritt Vole lor n Winner.
Forty young men who. will on Nov. 3
enst their first vote, and who propose
to east it for McKlnley. Protection and
Sound Money, subscribed their names
to tho roster of the First Voter's club,
organized Inst night in the Central Re
publican club rooms, Washington ave
nue. Tho club effected temporary organ
ization by electing Oeorgo W. Mar
shall, jr., chairman, and P. S. Walter,
secretary. After listening to rattling
good speeches by some of the best
talkers among the young men, and dis
cussing plans for the future, adjourn
ment was made until Thursday, Oct. 1,
when permanent organization will be
effected.
autumFleafexcursion.
To Riverside Park, Lanesboio. Pa.,
Friday, September 25th, lHUtt, via
Ihe Popular Deliiwaie and Hudson
Kail road.
Riverside Purk is situated on the
most beautiful and picturesque por
tion of the Susquehanna river, on
which two elegant steamboats make a
round trip of fourteen miles for twen
ty cents.
Rathing, toboggan slides, a fin
merry-;io-round and a large pavilion
add lo the attractions of the park.
Special train will leave Seranton at
S.10 a. in. and returning leave the park
at 5.30 p. m.
Fare for the round trip, adults $1.00;
children 65 cents. For further Infor
mation address H. W. Cross, district
passenger agent, Scranton, Pa.
I
1 nit Line of Cloths in Fall ami
Winter Styles. 18t)G.H7. No mens,
tires Kent to- New York Sweat
Shops for $12.01) to SU.OO, No
Shoddy Wool. Every Garment
made in this city.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
D. BECK, 337 Adams Ave.
PUBLIC
TAILORING
OF
Seated and Unseated Lands
BY THE
Commissioners of Lackawanna County
On MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1896, at IU O'clock a. m.
Notice in hereby olven in nunuiRiice of the Acta of Ass'-nibly of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania illrect.'r.K the moile of selling
been In the possession of tho County Coni'nliioners anil n malninR unreueemea tor
two years ntul Howards, there will be exposed to public sale on the l.th day of Oc
tober, A. V. lSiM, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Arbitration Room, In the
Court House, in the City of Scranton, this
redeemed previous to that time, to wit:
UNSEATED LAND,
ROARING BftOOK TOWNSHIP.
Amount of
No. of Owners or Reputed Description of Properly Taxes, Interest
No. Acres.etc. Owner. Warrantee Name, Aic. und Costs.
I. . 40 acres. .Owner unknwvn Near No. 11 school house ....I 30 74
DICKSON CITY BOROl'GH. .
2..43Kacres..I. X. Grler and Mrs. Davis.... Christian A. Branham tract. 39S 57
SEATED LAN D.
COVINGTON TOWNSHIP.
.1.. 1 lot ..Mary Drummer P.lock .1, lot iA 8 "
4.. 1 lot ..bin D. Itoot Hlock 2. lot ii H M
ii.. 1 lot ..John W. Horsey Hlock 3. lot 31 M
.. 1 1H, ..A. J. Pantlio Block 2. iot 21 M
7.. 1 lot ...lumi'R Deacon Hlock 2, lot 24 S M
8.. 1 lot . . K. .Morris Hlock 2, lot 12
9.. 1 lot ...Miss .Mary Leonard Hlock 3, lot 6 8 M
10.. 1 lot ...M. T. .loins Block 4. lot IS 8 M
II. . 1 lot ..(Jcoi'Ke W. Emmons Hlock 2. lot SO S r.g
12.. 1 lot ...Mary Surman Hlock 2. lot 2
18.. 1 lot ..Lilian Lewis Hlock 2. lot 23 H r.S
14.. 1 lot ..J. W. Hinesllne Hlock 2, lot 32 H
15.. 1 lot ..Thomiis Kreliller Hlock 1, lot 2! 8 r,8
hi., i lot ..Mrs. Norah McDonald lilock 2. lot 3 8 S8
17.. 1 lot ..Hannah C. Robertson Hlock 2, lot 31 8 .'8
18.. 1 lot ..(leoi'KC J. Thonnis Hlock 2, lot 2.1 8 f.S
lit.. 1 lot ..MukkIo Woodward Hlock 2, lot 4 8.18
2ii.. 1 lol ...I. L. Thomas ftlock 2. lot I 8 .".8
21. ...1 lot Catharine W. Skmlieaker Hlock .1. lot II 8 ,18
22.... 1 lot Mrs. E. J. Clark Hlock 2, lot 1! 8 .18
23.. ..1 lot Kdwnrd C5. Simpson Hlock 1, lot 27 8 18
23'2..l lol James Woolsey Mock 2. lot II 8 58
CARPONDALK TOWNSHIP.
21. ...2 lots....P.enjhnnn Pollard 13 IS
241-4. .1 lot W. J. Glymien t4 71
Dl.'NMORE BOROUGH.
2.V...2 lots....C. P. Jadwin ST. 71
1 lot Mrs. George Reed Grambs street. Sixth ward .. 27 '.!
27.. . .2 luts.... Merchants & Mechanics Bank
28. ...1 lot Benjamin Howell 11 10
2H....1 lot M. F. Adams I.'fferson avenue. Sixth ward 42 M
:.... 2 lots.. ..John J. Campbell Webster avenue. Sixth ward. 49 2.1
31. ...1 lot I. I). Lorn, Sixteenth street. Sixth ward 47 81
DICKSON CITY BOROUGH.
.12.. ..1 lol Ii. C. Lewis, 10 'ii
33... .1 lot Andrew Husltiruck 11 71
34. ...1 lol Charles Wnrtauskl 11 Hi
3.1.. ..I lot and 1 bouse. Frank Baranowski , hi 94
30.. ..1 lot Frank M. Savage ; : 8 47
LACKAWANNA TOWNSHIP.
07. ...1 lot and 1 house. Robert Turnbull Moosic 9111
MAYFIELD BOROt'GH.
38. ...1 lot Pi ter Wessick 10 02
RANSOM TOWNSHIP
39.. ..20 acres. John Dnvid , 15 48
40... .Vj acre.. Georpe Glenn .'. 8 S8
41.... acre. .John Fowler .' ; 8 72
NINETEENTH WARD, SCRANTON.
42....U acres and 1 house. Philip Graff On the mountain 5 72
43. ...1 lot Owner unknown , .....Block 36. lol 7 or 8 7 99
TWENTIETH WARD. SCRANTON.
44.. .,14 lot.. .James Murphy T.,.vBlock 80. lot 32 C .'9
. The forenolriK properties will be sold for cash only.
JOHN DEMTTTH, -8.
W. ROBERTS.
Attest-CHAS. F. WAGNER. Clerk. , GILES ROBERTS
Scranton, Pa., Sept, 9th, ISM
O ICYCLES
1LP
At Rock-Bottom Prices.
LIST NO. a.
Buffalo Prince.
Imperial..;.:.....
Erie........
Prince ...r.
Sterns
Columbia.
Cleveland ......
Coventry
'98,
'96,
'96,
.v..'96,
'94,
... '93,
"94,
'93,
These are all fitted with pneumatic
tires and are in good running order.
CHASE & FARRAR
- BICYCLE Sl'RUKONS.
gigHi l inden Street. Opp. Court Huu.e.
WHEELS Gfc) WHEELS
BICYCLES.
i
ON AN'D AFTER SEPT. 1ST. 1WH. WE
will offer all of the following whix-U we ,
msy have in stock nt Jobber's Prieos : Wolf. !
American, Fierce. Iver- Johnson. Wnverly and
Ki athcrstone Line. This is an opportunity :
to get fc tiood wheel cheap. We still hav the '
famoui "Crawford," a wheel that runs as
light and av and wears equal to any SJUO
maehiuo oh the market. Come and ee what
we can do fir you in our line-
. i Mill 321 SPRUCE SI.
MIDSUMMER
CLOSING SALE
Sterling Silver Shirt WaLst
Setx, w orth 5e to $1; choice
for 50c. Worth $1.25 to $1.75:
choice for $1.00.
Sterling Silver Kelt Buckles,
worth 3.50, at .5I). Worth
$2.50, at $1.75.
Closing Out all our Fine
China at about Half Price.
Genuine Rogers' Triple
Plate Spoons, Forks and
Knives ut reduced prices. En
graved free.
Tea Sets. Ice Pitchers, Cake
Baskets, etc., finest plate, new
styles, very low prices. At
our New Store,
130 WYOMING AVENUE
geateil und unscntiMl lanilu that have
following propertlea unlesa the same are
Sixth ward 70 Ml
iCountjr CommUsloMr.
MERCEREAU CONNELL
i ( ti r
U U U Ua '
$36
55 124 AND
45
36!
1 E Mil
LIIUI MLLIl
Bear in mind our stock was only damaged by water
All goods throughout our mammoth stores must be
closed out on account of extensive repairs and altera-
tions t0 be made at once-
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
MONEY SAVING
LEBECK
we are still rooting
FOR THE FASTEST
WHEEL ON EARTH,
No Matter Who Rides It.
B. F. KELLER,
ON A
SPALDING
AT THE
National Meet at Wilkes-Bar. e,
SEPTEMBER 16,
Was the onljr man (with ono exception) out of
the entire crntou push that won anything-,
beating out some of the fastest men on the
circuit. Attain we say, net a Spalding and l
happy.
C. M. FLOREY, Agt.
IUNING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
Manufactured at the Wupwallopen Mills,
Luzerne county, Pa., and at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming District.
US W VOMINO AVfcNUK, Scranton. Pa,
Third National Bank yuilding.
AGENCIES:
THOS. FORD. Piltston. Pa.
JOHN B. SMITH SON. Plymouth, Pa,
E. W. MULLIGAN. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Agents for the Kcpauno ChemicfJ Com.
auy'a High Explosives.
Complexion Prcsenred
DR. HEBRA'S tw;&'A
VIOLA CREAM m
Removes FrMklst, Wmplet, I
Liver Melai BlickbeadaJ -Sunburn
aud Tan, and re- I
stores the akin to Itiorliji- r'X 'jf9&
nai iresnueca, producing- v
clear aud healthy c-ra-iil
.lotion. KnneTlnrtoall ficn
9?m
preimmtlons and pei.'ectly harmless. At nil
irue,gliit8,or mailed iorSOcu. fck-mi for Circular,
VIOLA SKIN 80AP "Imply Inwrnipurmblo l a
tklD -irlMtMt SflAp, iuiMiukl.?4 for tbe trtlm, arid wMh-m. a
rival twr ilia ti'irVry. Al-oli:tpW rure uml tUUca!! audi,
cued. At drnci'l.t., Prico 25 Crti W.
r. C. BITTNKR CO.. Tcs.coo. O.
For nai by MATTHEWS BROS, and
JOHN IT. PTIELPS, Scrnnton. Pa.
CaaeatiD ar thc Nihmit Mcoicai. AurxoKiTirii
I'nailri
riTIIOLlNHALtR
CATARRH
HEADACHE.
Initaitr w!!l euro vm. A
wt.ii(Jirfi!l bton to sutT rir
Ffrf.Tn'olil, sHoi'tBThninti
k lnfliipii'.i. itrouC'liltlu-
t rII.W FF.Vtlt. .1
k MUmnUntf r iff. An 'fticirit;
n niiM. v. tu .ttrcnloiit to t'firr-;
In jwvkWt, rpartv to lipn vn flr-t ItHlicitiioii vt fold.
I'nntlnticfl I FlTeeH pfrmnnont 4'nro.
yntila'.tlonirii3rantf.,i,(tMririnv reunified. IN-ice,
u ft. TniU fri'n at Iructrit. Heuitertiil iiuiil,
Ji teuu. H. S. CUSHUiS. hie, Ihrco VUien, Uica., L'. . 1
IflbillflUkV nkinulensfeB. K. nm. tii-!:;(t
lthim. n'tl f(iT', (turn!, t'mn. Vonilrfiil rvn
ihi) Un PII-Fi. Prli e.SA rf. at Orui." p A 1 fi
"hLb or Itj mml pror'iiiit. Ad.lr.'fMfinnLmVtt. DM .
For salo by MATTHL3WS BROS, and
JOHN II. PHELPS, Scranton,
Pa.
PICKLING CUCUMBERS
Pickling Cucumbers, Cauli
flower, Horse -Radish Root,
Pickling Onions, Ginger
Root, Red Cabbage, Mangoes,
Hot Peppers, Dill.
I t, PIERCE, PI ML MARKET
POWDER
1
iE!JWH'
LEAD
126 WYOMING
2,000,000 BARRELS
Mads and 'Sold in Six Months, ending flarch I, 1896,
Total Product of
Is
HYUISJMD
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby's Superlative in sold everywhere from th
Pacific Coast to St. John', New I'uundland, and in Kngland, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, aud i recognized atf the best Sour in th
world.
Tirr
TTl ri T il TIT
alCuAKulSL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
DAVIS THEATER
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday, S-plfinliir
24, 25 and 2li.
Tbe IZccentric Vankee Chamcter Artist,
Dan Darleigh,
In the Lantern Knrsl Urania.
"IN OLD HAINE"
THE BEST OF ITS KIND.
Ailmissioii 10, '2ti or ."( f'cnl-s.
Two perfuriiiaiices daily. Doom open at
1.30 and 7. Curtain rises at i'.iiil und 8.10.
And You Will be Happy.
llit' way 10 kcei vim r home couiunu
Me at tliiss e;isjii of the year
is to buy une of our
Gas or Oil Heaters
.IiimI the tiling lor yoiii' iliiiiiin
room in the itiorniit. oi your hath
room, und in fact any piucc yon
uuut (t little hcut without start'
ing your I'lii'iiacc or hoilcr.
W'c luive over 'JO styles sics of
gas healers, and lo or more ol' Oil
Heaters. Without question the
best assortment in the city.
FQOTE I m CO.,
!I9 WASHINGTON AVENU1
n
iil..hmc-r'. Knall.li lllamtind llraaJ.
ENMYRQYAL PILLS
Original and Only Vonulnts
Arc, alnniN rrUnhlt;, ladicw k
UrUKifisL tor fkhtlert K unlit fi tfiaj
txici. "ceIpI with blutf rlbN.11. Tube
nn at . ttfu$ danerruiu nultititu
Itiitt and imidtHont. At UtttKfliili 9ren44.
in ftttoip for jMrtluvliri, tMtlBonUU nud
HrlW far Lsiill. hi Imtwr. hi mmtmwm
if Mall. 10,000 r.MiaoolMj kilipT.
eMU
r
lea.
AVE.
THIS GREAT
SALE.
C0RIN
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
1 TillHSUAV, SEPTEMBER J
A T.kV I N.IOVABI.i: MEKUORIOUS
PERFORMANCE,
EMILY BANCKER
As Clarice, uu aetresa, iu the one-act drama
"1'oincdy and Trairudy.'' and aa MABQERj
SYLVKMTlSR. in the three aot plajr,
OUR FLAT.
liri'iii ea-t. I.iiniinoiia with new fenturaj
bi'ielu iniHic. tin-con and dlvprtiaeiiMints.
Unllery In, liali'ouy '. X: Hint floor, orcheHtra,
.Hi; uii-liestra i-n. lt. 75; parlor ohaira, II. til.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
l?Llli A V Am1 AP A A
PRIUAV.
SA TI ROAV,
llmry Miirtell'a realiHtic Southern production
South Before the War
futiiuiueeciiig ilioutere and shooter., cotton
picking choriiterH, plantation ai'enaa, plcklu-
itn.u K.imiI Ihtitii. I'ji-t.r ilani'lttir wntidflr: Hv.
' mc.ucli iiiui f!utiiN. hut toinAlea: Ta imaa K.
lili nn, l.aujoi.t; Knirv, the humaa frog; Billy
Vlllianie an Old Aunt C'lilne: vaHe walk, ate.
lKICr;-(lallery, 15c; Baliuny, jjc, jgc;
I Orchestra Circle, Me; Orchestra 56c; Parlor
I Chair, heata, 7gc.
MATINEE
Saturday 12.1.). Children, lie.;
adults ic. to all parta of Acad
nmy. o referred heatv.
ACADfrY OF MUSIC,
V IMPORTANT ENQAOEMENT.
ONE
INIOHI'
ONI.V,
IINDAY.SEPT. 28.
The Coniii- Opel a Qufan.
DELLA FOX,
And Her Luge Ccufc Opera Company,
MuiiaiieniHut of S. .1 KINO, Prftnentinj Ui
Succfsiful operetta,
LITTLE TROOPER.
superbly Mounted. H.iirUotm'ly Cotuuled
Pooi-lc. Prices, asc 5"c 73c, ft and i.j
THE FROTHINGHRH.
Wagner 4. RcK l.tceunq Managers.
Friday and Saimday, September 25 and 2ti.
A New Amrrlcan Play by Wm. Ulllette.
Author iif "Too Much Johnaen." "Held bjf
the Enemy." and "The Private
Secretary,"
1 1
Secret Service
II
Manaicemeut of CIIA8. FROMMAN.
A Story nf Love anil Patriotism.
Cant Includes Amy Busby, William Ulllette,
Campbell Uollan. Odette Tyler, Walter
Thomas, Ida Waterman. Joseph Bran nan.
Prices, 6c. to L00. Bale ofeo Wedaesdaf
morning.
CONNELL