THE SCBANTON TBIBUOT-WEDNESDAY MOBNING. TTOVEMBEIt 4, 1890.
House
keeping.
Linen Sale
Of New and Desirable
TABLE DAMASKS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS
AND BB QUETS
These are not jolihlsh In any way,
and our reason for making the con
cessions in price noted lielow exists
in a determination to popularize our
new department. We will, there
lore, flip profits for une week and
offer bantams which are liound to
ronimand the altention of every
thoughtful and economical house
Mile throughout the tiiy. as the
money caving must lie apparent to
even a novice in good values.
Not one yard -will lie offered that
js not fresh from the looms nor a
piece that is faulty in any way.
10 pieces fin-Inch Damask, 00c, real
value, 4:!e.
t pieces C6-inch Damask, 3"c.; real
value, 4"ic.
20 pieces 60-Inch Damask, 87'ic.:
real value, rUc.
12 pieces 70-inch Damask, 4So. real
value, 62'iie.
C pieces "i-lnch Damask, 630.; real
value, sue.
Bleached
TaMc Banasls
8 pieces fifi-lnch Damask, 42c; real
value, One.
8 pieces 60-inch Damask, 4Sc; real
value, 62'ic
8 pieces 70-Inch Damask, 69c; real
value, S,rc.
10 pieces "2-Inch Damask, 90c; real
value, $l.2.".
Napkins to match last number.
Bleached
Fine goods. The very newest pat
terns. 20 dozen
value,
"0 dozen
value,
2 dozen
tallie,
1T dozen
value,
20 dozen
value,
15 dozen
value,
15 dozen
value,
13 dozen
K,
fi-S Napkins,
5.-.C
r-s Napkins,
$1.25.
D-x Napkins,
$1.00.
C-8 Napkins,
l.3.-i.
f-8 Napkins,
$1.65.
."1-4 Napkins,
$2.2.',.
:!-4 Napkins,
$2.2.-1.
3-4 Napkins,
$1.60.
4.-p.j
80c;
tsc;
Ji.in;
1.25:
J1.83;
J2.75;
$3.73;
real
real
real
real
real
real
real
real
All Linen
Towel Bargains
S3 dozen Bleached Ilucks, size 17x31,
2l)c. a pair. (Fancy borders).
0 dozen Bleached Ilucks, slzo 17x31,
20c. a pair. (Hem stitched ends).
85 dozen Bleached Ilucks, size 20x41,
25c. a pair.
20 dozen Fancy Damasks, size 17x21,
25c. a pair.
20 dozen Plain White Damask, size
20x40; 25c. a pair.
25 dozen Plain White Damask, size
22x44; 35c. a pair.
CO dozen Plain White Damask, size
23x32; 45c. a pair.
0 dozen Plain White Damask, size
25x5 ; 30c. a pair.
Towellings fey tie Piece
1 bale 16-Inch all-limn Barnsley
Crash, 44c a yard.
1 bale 17-inch all-linen Barnsley
Crash, 6c. a yard.
1 bale 18-Inch all-lcncil Scotch
Crash, BHc a yard.
1 bale 16-inch all-linen T'pder
bleached Crash, 4(.c. a yard.
1 lal 18-inch all-linen Unbleached
Crash, 7e. a yard.
1 bale 20-Inch all-linen Unbleached
Crash, 8c. a yard.
All full size, with hemmed ends and
the newest patterns on the mar
ket.
85 Quilts at
100 Quilts
$1.112Hc
HO Quilts at
65 Quilts at
79c, real value $1.00.
at 8V',ic, real value,
$1.05, real value, $1.25.
$1.124, real value, $1.35.
$1.30, real value $1.50.
35 Quilts at
20 Quilts at
$1.60, real value $1.85n.
.15 Quilts at
25 Quilts at
20 Quilts at
65 Quilts at
$1.75, real value $2.25.
$3.00, real value $3.75.
$3.65, real value $4.25.
$2.21, real value $2.73.
GLOBE
ROLL OF THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.
' ' eENATK.ff
1st Dist.
SrJ
. Oorg Yare, It.
Francis A. Usbourn. It.
Mil
Tth
th
11th
13th
lath
17th
Win
21xt
33nl
25th.
rth
31st
33rd
36th
37th
th
41st
4nl
45th
47th
4!)tit
Harry F. -Walren, K.
J-Mohni C. Grady, R.
William 8. Sproul, R.
W. Oscar Miller, I. '
John H. Lamlla, H.
--8. J. M. MeCarrell. n.
J. P. 8. Gobin, R.
William P. Snyder. It.
Col. William J. Scott. R.
Kenjamln K. Mitchell,
It.
waller i . MerncK, It.
Samuel loach, R.
William HurtslM-, R.
H. C. CrltheUn. R.
J. C. Stlneman, It.
James U. Mitchell. R.
John H. Brown, R.
William B. Meredith, K
4 I Mage. R.
-John W, rrawfonl, R.
William M. Hrown. It.
Perry It. Gibson, It.
l In the even districts the old aenatora
hold over. There are S3 Republican and
3 Democratic hold-overs, making the next
senate stand: Hep., 47; Dein., i.
HOUSE OF 11EPRESENTATIVE3.
Adams
John IT. Bit finger, Tt.
William 11. Tipton, K.
Allegheny '
M Dist. 'Chas. A. Muehlbronner, It.
Chan. W. Simon. R.
St 'William J. McDonald, Tt.
William T. Marshall. R.
3rd " -William W. McElhaney, It.
Andrew J. Pltcalrn, R.
41 h " T. M. Brophy. D.
fclh OeorRe I McKarlane, It,
ieorKH M. llosack, R.
Charles S. Black, R.
Charles J. Pediler, R.
(th Mames McB. Rolih, R.
Robert MeAVhinney, It,
Ilh " Thomas J. Ford. R.
John 1. Shaw, K.
glh Thomas Tilbrook, It.
Armstrong
(i. W. .McXecs. It.
W. Fred Turner, It.
Denver
Ira K. Mansfield, It.
Andrew J. Lawrence, R.
Peilford
William C. Smith, It. '
S. Marshall Williams, 1.
r.eiks
1st Dist. "Kdwnrd T.tiden, R.
linviil West. R.
Jl Cyrus J. Rhode, D. ;
Jiicoli H. Welble, P.
Charles B. Spat, D.
Blair-
.Matthew M. Morrow. Tt.
(leoiBe M. i'atu-rson, It. ,
Brailford
l.ouls Plollet. It. .
It. S. Kciininston, Tt.
Lawrence T. Mauley, It. t
Bucks . ,
llenrv S. funk, R.
Hampton W. Rice, R.
James Patterson, R.
Butler
James X. Moore, R,
John DiuUiiiKer, R.
ranilit'lu
rtaniuel T.
imiterson, n.
WilliHin V. Iteese,
R.
Cameron
Henry If.
Mullen, R.
Carbon-
Jerry N. Wciler, n.
Chester t
liiililel r. sioore, n.
John H. Marshall, R.
Vlummer 10. JetTeris, It,
Thomas J. rhilllps, R. A
Center
Harry Cnrtin, Tt. s '
T. E. Womelsdorf, R. X,
Clarion i
John A. K. Hoy, I.
John Moiik, l.
Cleiiriield- , f
Frank Graham Hflrrlf, R.
Joseph AU-xandcr, K.
Clint.m ,
James W, Fredericks, R.
Coliimliia
William T. Creasy, D.
William Chrisman, D. i
Crawford '
John H. "omiton, K.
Jacob Itolanl. R.
Juhn I. Thompson, IT. V
Cumberland
Fillmore Jlnustk tl.
Caleb 8. Bi'lntou, 11.
Dauphin ,
1st Dirt. Oeortre Kitnkel, R.
jl,t John M. Heany, It.
Willinm 11. C. Keene. K.
Kdward J. Baldwin, R.
Delaware
Ward K. Tlllss. R.
Thomas II. Garvin, R.
Richard J. lialdwiii. R.
Elk-
tleortfe It. inxon, u.
Erie
1st rlst. 'Kdwnr.1 V. Gould, Tl.
Id " John I). Itentley, R.
George A. Evaim, It.
Fayetle .
Clark T. Baldwin, R. 1
ilK'rue Ilopwood, K. j
Gi-oiKu W Campbell, R. J
Forest
Jacob E, Welik, R.
Franklin J
William W. Brilton, It. i
da mes W. Carson, R,
Fulton--
P. McCauly Cook, 1,
Greene
J. A. Maplo, 1.
Hunllnifilon
P. St. l.ytle, R.
John S. Bare. R.
Indiana
John .lIcGoiialiey, It,
John ,. .Morrow. Jl.
Jefferson
William o. nmttn, jc. i
Juninta
Jeremiah Keller. i.
Ijiekawuiina
1st Dist. 'John R. Farr, R.
;1 ' Alex. T. Connell, R.
3d " Dr. N. C. Mai-key, R.
4th " John F. Reynolds, R.
Ijniaster 'i
1st Dist. Frank B. McClain, R.
'Milton HeldlebaiiRh, K,
Hiram l'eoples, It.
Hrfl " 'A. . Seyfert, R.
John 8. Wilson. R. j!
Quinton O. Reitzel, R. ''
Lawrence
A. L. Martin. R.
R. A. Todd. 11.
Lebanon '
Georse W. Kills. R.
I'hlllo J I. Iteinhard. R, t
Lehlnh
John If. I'ascoe, K.
J. Jiwetniah Snyder, R.
Alviti J. Kern, It.
Luserne
1st lHst. Jncob Roberts, Jr.. R.
:A Kllsha A. Corny, jr., fl.
Sr.! Clarence It. Miller, R.
4th " Thomas M. Powell, It.
iili " John J. Morahan, D,
lilh " S. S. Staples, D.
Lycomlnff
James It. Coryell. R.
John W. Kin, R.
John Calvlu Wilson, XL.
McKean
H. If. Korth. R.
R. A. Deuipsey, R.
Mercer
James I. Emery, R.
J. M. Martin, It.
John C. Bell, It.
Mllltln
Samuel St. Rothrock, V.
Monroi
Frank R. Place, D.
nnlirnmerv
Thomas H. Barker, Tt.
Horace W. Eshbach. R,
Jason Sexton, R.
Henry W. Kratz, R,
William Teas, R.
Montour
Lloyd W. Wclliver, V.
Northampton
Josefih S. Hunt, B, 1
Alfred Brown, D.
William K. Irfh, D. V,
Northumberland
GeorKe W. Rhoad.i, '
William L. Nesbit, H.
Perry
.1. Harper Be Idol, B.
Philadelphia
1st Dist. Edwin N. Vare, rw.
Charles Deoutv. It.
il "
3rd "
4th "
f.ih "
th "
7th "
Mh "
9th "
filh "
11th "
IJih
13th "
14th "
15th "
16th " -
17th "
JMh "
19th '
ith M
2lst "
2L'd "
23r.l "
24th "
23th "
, Wth "
27th M
8th
Pike- . .
David Howard Conrade, R.
tscar P. Saunders, R.
Joseph W. Lipsett, It.
John It. Lloyd, R.
James McConnell, R.
Henry K. lloyer, R.
John M. Scott, R.
'Courtlnndt K. Holies, R.
AuR-ustin S. Roberts, R,
Charb-s E. Voorhees. R.
Henry Gransback, R.
VV. T. Zehnder, R.
H. Thomas Dunlap, It.
William M. Kidd, R.
Walton Pennewill, R.
7,iba T. Moore, R.
William F. Stewart, R.
Kilns Abrams. R.
John H. Fow. D.
Walter Stradlinit, R.
James Clarency, K.
i narles hanet K.
R.
John H. Rlebef. It.
Mahlon ti. Savage, B.
Hbeneier Adams, R.
Charles B. Noblit, R.
Robert Smith, R.
John A. Gilmore, R.
Samuel Crothers, R.
Ueorue Sterr, Jr., R.
Charles W. Boner, R.
Adam C. Aekertnan, R,
Ueorce W. Williams, R.
Potter
J. Wlt.r Wells, R.
9chuylkill
1st Dist. 'Joseph Wyatt, R.
8,1 Frank J. Kehler. R.
3rd' " John D. Kershner, 11.
4th " -. C. Sehrlnk. K.
8e(h Orrne. R.
Earl Wltman, R.
8nyder
Charles W. Herman. R
Somerset
William H. Banner, R.
William H. Miller. R.
Gahan, D.
8usquehanna
Linus W. Moor. R.
JanMa W. Adams, R.
Tloira
Robert K. Yonnr. R.
Frederick E. Smith, R.
Unlen
Benjamin K. Focht, R.
McGough, R. '
Peter M. Sueer, R.
Warren
K. V. Parshall, R.
WashinKton
J. C-French. R.
James G. Sloan, R.
F. M. I"ry, R.
Wayne
Nelson F. T'nderwood, R.
Harry B. Ely, It.
Westmoreland
E. O. Keefer. R.
J. S. Campbell. R.
Amos Trout, R.
J. B. Hammond. R.
WVOMIXG-
Siantey R. Blunges,
R.
it.nciv
William H. Long. 1.
Reulwn R. Kayley, 1.
James C. Graham, D.
Charles M. Kerr, D.
Re-elected.
STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Last
Session.
Next
Session,
DISTRICTS. Till
Rep. Denv. Rep Dem.
I J
Adams I 1 11..
Allesheny ... 14 1 , 15 1
Armstrong ... 2
Heaver 2 I 2
Bedford 2 .. S
Herk 2 3
Hlair 2 .. I 2
Bradford 3 .. 3
Bucks 3 .. j 3
Butler 2 .. 2
Cambria 2 .. i 2
Cameron 1 ., 1
Carbon 1 . II 1
Center 2 .. 2
Chester 4 II "I
Clarion S
Clearfield 2 .. 2
Clinton 1 ,. 1
Columbia 2
Crawford 3 .. 3
Cumberland ..2 2
Dauphin 4
Deluware ..... 2 .. 3
Klk.
KrU 3 -3
Fayette 3 .. 3
Forest 1 .. 1
Franklin 2 2
Fulton 1 .. 1
Oreene ...
Huntingdon 2 ,. 2
Indiana 2 .. 2
Jefferson 1 .. 1
Juniata 1 1
Lncka wanna .4 . ..
Lancaster .... 6 .. 6
Lawrence .... 2 .. 2
Lebanon 2 .. 2
l,ehi;h 3 I! ..
Luzerne 4 .. I 4 3
Lycoming .... 2 1..
McKean 2 2
Mercer 3 .. 3
Milllln 1
Monroe 1 !
Mnntsromery .5 .. 6
Montour 1 ..
Northampton . 1 I 2 I .. 3
North band .. 2 2
Perry 1 . 1
Philadelphia ..30 4
Pike 1 . ..
Potter 1 .. 1
Schuylkill .... 4 15
Snyder 1 .. 1
Somerset 2 .. 2
Sullivan I 1 II ! I
Susquehanna 2 .. 2
TiKl 2 .. 2
Union 1 1
Venango 2 2
Warren 1 .. 1
Washington ..3 3
Wayne 2 .. 2
AVestntorel'd . 4 .. 4
Wyoming 1 .. 1
York 4
Tolal 174 29
Rep. niaj'lty . 145 .
Vacancy.
ROLL OP THE S5TH CONGRESS.
ALABAMA.
T.-W. W. Taylor. D.
I.M, nse F. Stalllmcs, T,
III. Henry D. Clayton. 1.
IV. T. S. Plowman, D.
V. Willis Brewer. D.
VI. -Mohn 11. Hankhead. T).
VII. Mllfonl W. Howard, Pop.. '
VIII. 'Joseph Wheeler. IJ. "-
IX. Uschi- W. Underwood, D.
ARKANSAS.
T. Philip T. MeCulloush, Jr., X.
II. -Mohn 8. Little. D.
I I I. Thomas C. McRae. D,
IV. William L. Terry, IJ.
V. HUKh A. Dinsmore, D,
VI. S. BrundaBe, D. .!
CALIFORNIA.
T.-r. A. Cutter, D.
II. Marlon De Vrles, D.
III. Warren B. English, D. (
IV. 'James G. Mavuire, D. ',
A'. A. B. Kinnle, Pop.
VI. Mames McLachlan, R. '
yil. William W. Bowers, R. 1
COLORADO.
T. Mohn F. Shnfroth, Pop. I
Il.-'John C. Bell. Pop. f
CONNECTICIT.
T. E. Stevens Henry, R. 7 .
II. .Vhemiah D. Snerry. R.
UL KTbarles A. Russell, It.
IV. 'Ebenezer J. Hill, R.
DELAWARE.
'At Large- Jonathan S. Willis, R, J,.
FLORIDA.
T. Stephen M. Sparkman, D.
ll.-It. W. Davis, D.
GEORGIA.
T. Riifus B. Lester, I. V
II. James M. GrigKS, D.
HI. K. B. Lewis, D.
IV. W. C. Adamson, D.
V. Leonidas F. Livingston, D.
VI. 'Charles L. Bartleit, D.
VII. John W. Madilox. 1).
VIII. W. M. Howard. D.
TX. F. C. Tate. 1).
X. W. H. Fleming, P.
XI. -W. C. Brantley, D,
IDAHO.
At Large 'Edgar Wilson, F. 8. R.
ILLINOIS.
T. James R. Mann. R.-
II. -John 'A. White. 1).
III. 'Hugh R. Belknap. R.
IV. James McAnilrew, D.
V. 'George E. White, R.
VI. 'Edward D. Cooke, R.
VII. George E. Foss, R.
VIII. 'Albert J. Hopkins, R.
IX. 'Robert R. Ilitt. H.
X. 'George W. Prince, R.
XI. 'Walter Reeves, R.
XII. 'Joseph G. Cannon. R.
XIII. 'Vespasian Warner. R,
XIV. 'Joseph V. Gran, H.
XV. William H. Xeece, 1, '
XVI. W. H. Hinrlchsen, D. ft Pop.
XVII. 'James A. Connolly, R.
XVIII. Thomas M. Jett, D. & Pop.
XIX. Andrew J. Hunter. D.
XX. J. C. Camubell. D. ft Pop.
XXL Jehu Oaker, D. ft Pop.
XXII. 'George W. Smith, R.
INDIAXA. !
T. Mames A. Hemenway, R.
II. Robert Miers, D.
HI. W. T. Zenor. D.
IV. W. 8. Holman, D.
V. John Clark Rldnath, D.
VI. 'Henry V. Johnson. R.
VI I. Jesse Overstre-t, R.
VI II. 'Charles L. Henry. R. .
IX. Charles B. Landis, R.
X. E. D. Crumpacker, R.
XL 'George W. Steele, R.
XII. James M. Robinson, D .
XI1L 'U W. Royse, R.
IOWA.
T. 8amuel SI. Clark, R.
JI.-'Ueort At. Curtis, R,
III "Da v 1.1 B. Henderson, R.
IX. Thoiiiasl'pdeKralT, R.
V. 'Robert G. Cousins. R.
VI. Mohn F. Iji.-ey. R.
VII. Mohn A. T. Hull, It.
Vill. William P. Hepburn. R.
IX. A. U Hager. R.
X. M. P. Dolliver. R.
XI. tieurge D. Perkins. K.
KANSAS.
At Large J. I. Botkin, Pop.
I. Case Broderlck. R.
II. John P. Harris, R.
HI. Sny-r 8. Klrkpatrlck, R.
IV. "Charles Curtis, H.
V. W. I). Vincent. Pop.
VI. A. M. Ellis. R.
VII. Chester I. Lone. R.
KENTUCKY.
I. -Ben C. Keyes, P.
II. Mohn D. Clardy. I.
III. W. Godfrey Hunter, R.
IV. Mohn W. Lewis. It.
V. lWalter Evans, R.
VI. R. P. Ernst. R. .
VII. W. C. P. Breckinridge. 8. M. t.
ft.
VIII. S. M.Davidson, R.
IX. Samuel J. Pugh, R.
X. John W. Langlt-y, R.
XL 'David ti. Colsou. R.
LOUISIANA.
I. Adolph Meyer, D.
II. Robert C. Davey, D.
III. Robert Itronssard, D.
IV. Henry W. Ogdeu, D.
V. S. T. Baird, D.
VI. 'Samuel M. Robertson, O.
MAINE.
I. "Thomas "B. Reed. U.
II 'Nelson DliiKlcy. Jr.. R.
III. 'Seth L. ililliken, R.
IV. Charles A. Boutelle, R.
MARYLAND.
I. Moshua W. Miles, D.
II. William B. Baker, R.
III. William S. Booze, R.
IV. William W. Mclntlre, R.
V. 'Sydney E. Mudd, It.
VI. -Johu McDonald. R.
MASSACHUSETTS.
T.-Ashley B. Wrlht, R.
11. Freilk. H. Glllett. R.
HI. 'Joseph II. Walker. R.
IV. C.eore W. Weymouth, R.
V. 'William 8. Knox. R.
VI. William H. Moody. It.
VII. 'William E. Bartlett, R.
VI 1L Samuel W. McCall. R.
IX. Mohn F. Fitzgerald, D.
X. Rev. S. J. Barrows. R.
XL Charles I. Sprague, R.
XII. -W. C. Lovering. R.
XII I. Mohn Simpklns, R.
MICHIGAN.
I. Mohn B. Corliss. R.
II. 'George Spaulding. R.
III. 'Alfred .Mllnes, H. , ,
IV. E. L. Hamilton, It.
V. William Alden Smith, R.
VI. Samuel W. Smith, H.
V II. Horace G. Snover, R.
VIII. 'William S. Linton, F. S. R.
IX. "lioswell P. Bishop, it.
X. Charles S. Hampton, D.
XL William S. Mesick, R.
XII. Carlos D. Shelden, R.
MINNESOTA.
I. Mames A. Tawney, It. i
1L Mames T. McClcary, R.
III. Moel P. Heatwole, R. ;
IV. F. C. Stevens, R.
V. 'Loren Fletcher, R.
VL Page Morris, R.
VII. K. E. Lomman, Pop,
MISSISSIPPI.
I. -Mohn M. Allen, D.
II. -W. V. Sullivan, D.
III. 'Thomas C. Catchings, D.
IV. A. F. Fox, D.
A'. William Stlnson, D.
A'L C. W. F Love, D.
A ll. Pat Henry, D.
MISSOURI. :
I. -H'harles X. Clark. 1!. '.
II. Robert X. Bodine, D.
III. 'Alex. M. Dockery, D.
IV. Charles F. Cockrnn, D.
A'. W. S. Cowlv-rd, D.
A'L Frank V. Hamilton, R.
AIL 'John P. Tracey, R.
A III. Moel D. Hubbard, It.'
IX. William M. Trelear, R.
X. 'Rkharil Bartholdt, R.
XL F. Joy, R.
XII C. E. Pierce, R.
V I I I. George Steel. It.
XIV. -John A. Snider, R.
XV. Charles G. Burton, R.
MONTANA.
At Large Charles S. Hartman, F. S. It,
NEBRASKA.
I. Mess B. Strode, R.
II. 'David H. Mercer, R.
III. Samuel Maxwell. D. & Pop.
IV. Eugene J. Halner, R.
A'. R. D. Sutherland, D. ft Pop.
VI. W. J. Green, D. ft Pop.
NEVADA.
At Large-J. C. Doughty, Pop.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
I. Cvrus A. Sulloway, R.
JL Frank G. Clarke, R.
NEW JERHEV.
II Mohn J. Gardner, R.
III. Benjamin F. Howell, R.
IV. Mahlon Pitney, R.
A'. Mames F. Stewart. H.
A'L 'Richard W. Parker. R.
VI I. Thomas McEwen, Jr., R,
A'llL Charles X. Fowler, R.
NEW YORK.
I. Joseph 51. Belford, R.
II. Dennis M. Hurley. It.
III. Francis H. Wilson. It.
IV. Hrael F. Fischer, H.
V. 'Charles S. Hennelt. R.
A'L Mames R. Howe, R.
A ll. Franklin Bartlett, R.
A'llL James J. Walsh, D.
IX. Thomas J. Bradley, D.
X. William Sulzer. D.
XL Amos J. Cuniinlngs, D.
X II. George 11. McClelbui, I'n
XHL 'Richard C. Shannon, R. .
XIV. 'Imuel E. Qulgg, R.
XV. -'Phlllp B. l.ow, R.
XVI. James V. Lawrence, 8. M. D.
X VII. "Benjamin B. Udell, jr.. R.
X VIII. Gen. John Henry Ketoham, R.
XIX. A. V. 8. Cochran, R.
XX. 'George N. Soutr lck, R.
XXI. David T. Wilbi r, H.
XXII. Linden L. Llltai.er, R.
XX I I I. "Wallace T. Foote, Jr., R.
XXIV. "Charles A. Chickering, H.
XXV. Mames S. Sherman, It.
XXVI. 'George W. Ray, R.
XX VI L Theodore L Poole, R.
XXVIII. 'Sereno E. Payne, R.
XXIX. 'Charles W. Glllett. R.
XXX. Mames W. Wadsworth. It.
XXXL Henrv C. Brewster, K.
XXX IL "Rowland B. Jlahany. R.
XXX III. Colonel Alva 8. Alexander, R.
XXXIV. "Warren B. Hooker, I!.
NORTH CAROLINA.
T. Harry Skinner, Pop.
IL 'Fred A. Woodward, D.
III. Frank B. Fowler, Pop. & R.
IV. William F. Stroud, Pop.
A'. 'Thomas Settle, R.
VI. Rev. Charles H. Martin. Top. ft R,
A IL 'Alonzo C. Shuford, Pop.
A'llL Romulus ,. Linney. R. ft Pop,
IX. 'Richmond Pearson, R.
NORTH DAKOTA,
Aat Large. Martin X. Johnson, It.
OH lO.
T.-eGn. William B. Shattuc, R.
It. Macob H. Bromwell, R.
III. John L Brenner, D.
IV. George A. Mai shall, D.
V. David Aleekt-on, D.
A'L Seth Brown. R.
A IL Walter L Weaver, R.
VIII. Archibald Lybrand, R.
IX. Mames H. Southard. H.
X. Luclen J. Feiiton, R.
XL 'Charles H. Grosvenor, It.
XI L 'David K. AVatson, R.
X1IL James A. Xorton, D.
XIV. 'Wlnlleld 8. Kerr, It.
XV. 'He-ii-y C, Van Voorhis, R.
XVI. "Lorenzo Damford, R.
XVII. J. A. McDowell. D.
XVIIL 'Robert W. Taylor, R.
XIX. 'Stephen A. Xorihway, H.
XX. 'Clifton B. Beach R.
XXI. 'Theodore K. Burton, It.
OREGON.
I. Thom.n H Tongue. R.
II. -'William R. Ellis. R.
PENNSYLA'ANIA.
At Large Galusha A. Grow, R.
At Large Samuel A. Davenport, R.
1. 'llenrv II. Bingham, R.
. Rotert Aoams, Jr., R.
III. William McAleer, 8. M. D.
IV. James RanKlii Young, it.
V. 'Alfred C. Harmer, R.
A'L Mohn B. Robinson, .
A'lL Irving P. Wanger, It.
V11L laird H. Barber. D. .
IX. Daniel Krmeiitrout, D.
X. Marlott Broslus, R.
XL William Connell, R. . . '
XII. Morgan B. Williams, R.
XIII. 'Charles N. Brumm, It.
XIV. Marlin E. Olmstead, K.
XV. Mames H. Codding, It.
XVI. Horace B. Packer, R.
XA'lL 'Monroe H. Kulp, R.
XVIIL 'Thaddens M. Mahon, B.
XIX. Frank K. Hollar, R.
XX. Moslah D. Hicks. H.
XXI. -E. E. Robbln R.
XXII. Mohn Dalzell, R.
XXIII. Wllllum A. 8tone, R.
XXIV. 'Ernest F. Acheson, R. -
XXV. -Jaraes J. Davldsoii, R, Jj ;
XXVI. -.'ohn C. Stiirtevtnt, R.
XX VII. t.'harls W. Stone, R.
XX Vllt. 'William C. Arnol-1, K
RHODE ISLAND.
I. '.Melville Bull. R: ' - - .
II -A Jlti B. Canrou. R.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
I. William Elliott. D.
II W. Jasper Talbert. D.
III. Asbury C. Latimer. D.
IV. M. Stanyarn Wilson, D.
A'. 'Thrttnas J. Strait, D.
A'L Matin L. McLaurin. D.
V1I.-M. William Stoke. D.
, SOUTH DAKOTA.
At 1-arge J. Crawford. R.
At Large Robert J. tlramhle, R.
TENNESSEE.
I. Walter P. Brownlow. R.
II. 'Henry It. Gibson, ft.
III. W. J. 1ift. It.
IV. -'Renton McMillin, D.
V. Mames 1). Richarilson. D.
VI. John Wesley Gaines, D.
1L 'A. M. Hujche. Jr.. R.
A'llL Mohn E. McCall, R.
IX. -Rii-e A. llerce, D.
X. K. W. Carmack, D.
TEXAS.
I. -Thomas 11. Ball. D.
II. 'Samuel B. Cooper, D.
III. It. C. DeGraffenreid, D.
I V. Cyclone" Davis. Pop. ft fl.
V. 'Joseph W. Bailey. D.
VI. Ban.ev Gibbs. Pop. ft R.
VII. In-. Thomas A. Pope. It.
A lll.-C. H. Jenkins, l"op. ft R.
IX. "Joseph D. Savers, D.
X. -II. B. Ilawley, It.
XL Rudolph Klohurg, D.
XII. George H. NoQiian. R.
XHL "Jeremiah V. Cockrell, D.
UTAH.
At Large Lafayette Holbrook, F. S. R.
VERMONT.
I. William Henry Powers, R.
IL William W. Grout, It,
VIRGINIA.
I William A. Jones, D.
II. William A. Young, D.
III. Juhn B. Lamb. D.
IV. -R. T. Thorp, R.
A". "Claude A. Swanson, D.
VI. Peter J. Otey, D.
A'lL James Hay, D.
A III. W. F. Rixey. D.
IX. Mames A. Walker, R,
X. Jacb Yost, R.
AVASHIXOTOX.
At Large William R. Doolittle. IT.
At Large 'Samuel C. Hyde, R.
WEST A'lROINIA.
T. Blackburn B. Dovenor. It.
IL Alston G. Dayton. R.
III. Charles P. Dorr. R.
IV. 'Warren Miller. R.
WISCONSIN.
T. Henry A. Cooper, R.
II. "Edward Sauerherring, R. 1"
III. Joseph AV. Hancock. R.
IV. -"Theobold Otjen, R.
V. Samuel S. Barney, R.
VI -J. IL Davidson. R.
A IL "Michael Grittln. R.
A'lll. "Edward S. Miner, R.
I.X 'Alexander Stewart, R.
X Mohn J. Jenkins, It.
WYOMING.
At Large 'Frunk W. Mondell, F. S R.
DELEGATES.
Arlxonn-Afark A. Smith. D.
New Mexico 'Thomas B. Catron, F.
8. R.
Oklahoma 'Dennis T. Flynn, F. 8. R.
Re-elected.
Total Sound Money A'ote 234
Total Free Silver A'ote 123
THE NEXT FEDERAL HOUSE OF REP-RESENTATIVES.
54th 55th
Congress! Congress
BTATE.
It.
D.
R. D.
Alabama
Arkansas
Call 1 1 n il la
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
low a
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana,
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts ..
.Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina ..
North Dakota ..
Ohi
Oregon ,.
Pennsylvania ...
Rhode Island ....
South Carolina ..
South Dakota ..
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia ,.
Wisconsin
WyoniliiR ,
81
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Total
'244 104;
One vacancy.
Both Sound Money and Free Silver
Democrats are included in the Democrat Ic
roliimn. The division of the Fiftv-flf-.h
congress oil the money question Is Indi
cated ill another place.
THE NEXT FEDERAL SENATE.
I Last i Next
j Congress , Congress
STATE.
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Arkansas , ,
California
Colorado
Connecticut .....
Delaware ,
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Illinois
lndluna
Iowa
Kansas ,
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts .
Michigan
Mississippi
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey ....
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota ..
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania ..
Rhode. Island ..
South Carolina .
South Dakota ..
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
A'ermont
Virginia ,
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Wisconsin ,
Wyoming
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Vacancy.
Rtcnmshlp Arrivals.
New A'ork. Nov. 3. Arrived: Mississip
pi, from London; Noordland, from Ant
werp. 8alled: Havel, for Bremen. Ar
rived out: Werkendam, at Rotterdam,
Nov. 2. Sighted: Persia, from Hamburg
for New York, passed Isle of Wight;
Schiedam, from New York for Amsler.
I, passed the Lutard.
POOR EXHIBITION.
The l aivrrailr of reaasylvaaia De
. feats- IHrkinsoa by Score of :i to 2.
Philadelphia. Nov. 3. Pennsylvania
beat Dickinson this afternoon 3 to 2.
Pennsy's play showed no improve
ment, but. on the contrary, was the
worst exhibition of the modern scien
tific game of foot hall the Quakers have
given this season. It was a case of
every man for himself and Pennsyl
vania's score was made by sheer
weight of strength. Dickinson scored
its two points by blocking a kick on
Pennsylvania's live yard line and
throwing Morice and the ball across
tor a safety touchdown. The line up
follows:
Pennsylvania.
Dickinson.
t Mostly I
Wingert
Boyle
U'lfenhelir.eri
left end
Carnett left tackle
t Woodruff)
I'ffenheimer... lert guard ....
OverfleM center ,
W harion right guard ...
Farrar right tackle .,
i Hedges)
It. Dickson right end ...
iK. Dickson)
Forteseue.... quarterback ...
Gelbert 1. ft half back ,
.Morice riht half back
Minds full back ....
...Armour
Sheets
Troxel
Taylor
Ford
Craves
... Houston
Devnll
Clark
Brown
Touchdowns llovte. C.llurt Whnrton
Farrar . Safely touchdowns .Morice,
Houston. Goals from touchdowns Minds.
R.feree !.. Del. Vail. Pennsylvania.
Cmpire It. A'ale. Dickinson. Linesman
Channell, Dickson. Time First half,
25 minutes; second half, a) minutes. At
tendance 1,2(10.
Other Cnnies Played.
At New Haven Yale, 10; Boston Ath
letlc association. 0.
DARINQ TRAIN HOLD-UP.
Three Drspnrndors ' ltob Harvest
Hands M ho Were on a Freight.
Minneapolis, Minn., Nov. 3. One of
the most daring train hold-ups that has
occurred in a long time Is reporwd to
have been perpetrated about 6 o'clock
this morning on the Great Northern
road, near Anoka. The affair was re
ported to Superintendent of Police
Smith about ten o'clock this forenoon
by several of the victims, whose ap
pearance indicates rough treatment,
and whose story was in substance as
follows: The train was a mixed freight
and one of the box cars contained twenty-six
harvest hands who were on their
wny home from the north, and they all
possessed more or less money, having
paid the conductor for the privilege of
of riding.
When the train reached Anoka nt the
hour stated It was boarded by three
men, who as soon as the train had got
ten under way, proceeded to hold up
and rob the harvest hands at the point
of revolvers. Two of the robbers held
the occupants in abeyance at the point
of guns, while the third selected a mnn
and went through him and after being
relieved of what money and valuables
he possessed, the victim was command
ed to lump for his life, and if ho hesi
tated he was pushed or kicked from the
car. As the train was going at n rapid
speed, tt is feared that several men
were killed. One 0 the men who fell
at police headquarters had his arms
badly skinned, and the 'others were
more or less injured. The affair is be
ing Investigated.
HOTEL GUESTS ROUTED BY FIRE.
I'iltccn Sine Their Lives hy Leaping
from Windows.
Manistee, Mich., Nov. 3. At an early
hour this morning flames burst from
under the main stairway in the Frank
lin House and rapidly ate their way up
ward. cutting off all communication
with the street.
, Filjt-en guests were compelled In
Jump ftom the second story In their
nighl clothes.
W. T. Kessick, a traveling man, first
discovered the Urn and amused the
guests. Mrs. Clark threw her boy In
to the arms of a spcetutnr below and
then jumped. Many were severely
burned. The servants escaped by a
back stairway Into the kitchen. The
ttiv departinen did good Work, so that
the damage will only amoiit to $1.2011.
GIRL SHOrJY MISTAKE.
Received a Hullet Intended lor H
Young Groom.
Dubois, Pa., Nov. ".A peculiar and
perhaps fatal shooting affray took
place near here on Sunday evening.
Susiume Travis, a 11-year-old girl, of
Iteyuoldsvllle, was shut through the
side while eating supper at the house
of Benjamin Ferrler, and received very
serious injuries. The shot wus tired by
an unknown person outside of the
housc who escaped in the d.'wkuess.
It Is believed that the bullet was
Intended for Ferrler. He Is LS yems of
age, and by inairying Miss Travis, a
gtrl only 12 years old, Incurred the Ill
will of his neighbors.
BALDWIN ENGINES FOR CHINA.
An Order for Right Given by the Im
perial (Government.
AVashington, D. C, Nov. 3. Minister
Den by today Informed the department
of state that the Chinese foreign of
fice hnd awarded to the Baldwin Loco
motive works, of Philadelphia, the low
est bidders, the contract for building
eight locomotives for the imperial rail
ways. These engines, which will be the first
American locomotives used in China,
have been ordered largely as samples,
and If their work proves entirely satis
factory to the Chinese government it Is
expected that a much larger number
will be "ordered.
FOREIGN GOSSIP.
The Spanish soldiers In the Philippine
Islands are nailing people 10 walis to
force them to confess sympathy with the
revolutionists.
The arrival of thousands of tons of Cali
fornia wheat at Calcutta has j-ediiued the
price there and partly relieved ihc dis
tress. The daily newspapers of Valparaiso and
Santiago have stopped the publication
of details of all suicides, thus hoping to
reduce the suicide epidemic there.
CONDENSED STATE NEWS.
Springdule colliery, near Tamaqua. Is
to close down.
Four-vear-old Ada Hoover was killed by
a trolley car at Sunbury.
JunlHta will vote on a proposition to
borrow JiO.Wt) for a water supply reser
voir. The quail and rabbit shooting season
opened yesterday and will continue until
January 1.
The artesian well at the Ashland wa
ter works has been sunk 1,400 feet with
out strlkinc water.
Frances Fraim. a little girl, set her
clothes on lire at Ilarrlsburg, and was
fatally burned.
A Reading railroad express train killed
two horses on a I'ottstown crossing and
the driver, William Saylor, was injured.
TELEGRAPH TICKS.
Annie A'anderwall. aged seven years,
had her head cut off by the cars at Chi
cago, 111. .
John Jewel, colored, was shot and
killed last nluht while shouting for Mo
Klnley, at Brownsville, Ky.
H. O. Stubbs, aged 22, an actor now
Playing nt Tacoma, Wash., has fallen
heir to $21ti,0uo by the death of a London
uncle,
Daniel McCarthy, Jr., was shot ami fat
ally wounded by James Adams at Indian,
u polls. 1ml., as the result of a political
quarrel, Sunday.
Marc Ethir, a prominent lawyer of
Montreal. Quebec, died from the effects
of carbolic acid taken with suicidal in
tent. Family differences -were ba cause.
The president has pardoned Kmil C.
Knappe, convicted of embezzling tho
funds of the Chlcopee National bank, of
Springfield, Mass., and sentenced In lS'Jl
to Ave years' Imprisonment,
INLEY:
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For This Week.
ks9 ail
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Muslim
Underwear
10 doz. Gowns with Cambric Ruffle, GSc.
uch.
1 doz. Gowns, Tucked Yoke, Embrold.
ered Collars and Cuffs, 7ric. each.
3 doz. Gowns. Embroidered Yoke, Col
lars and Cuffs, Jl.iw.
10 doz. Gowns, Embroidered A'oke, CoU
lurs and CufTs. ?!.i' and J1.50.
.Misses' and Children's Gowns, all sizes.
Long and Short Skins. Plain and Hand
somely Trimmed, from ":. to $K(K) each.
The linest line ever shown In Scranton.
GO do Drawers in llus-lln and Cambric,
plain and trimmed, with Lace and Em
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Misses' and Children's Drawers.all slzr-s.
Also full line of the "Lole Fuller Draw
ers in Cambric and Muslin.
Corset Covers from lor. to $2.7.1 each.
Ladles' Outing Flannel Gowns, Tic. and
Jl.W.
Ladles' Percale and Flannelette Wrap
pers, made In best manner at very low
prices.
We call special attention to our
Homemade
nuslinGowinis-
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Do You Dance? We
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Shapes.
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114 AND 110 WYOMING AVE.
A LARGE AND WELL
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JEWEL
CAN BE SEEN AT
8 SPRUCE STREET
When you pay for Jewelry you mlffht at
well get tho best.
A fine line of Novelties (or Ladle anl
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ws
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