l'lXE SOTfANTON TRIBUNE -MONDAY MORKIN& JANUARY 1M, 1S!)7.
West Side
Department
MR. HUGHES' CONDITION.
lie Is tn a Serious Condition as n Result
jl Hie Injuries tie Sustained
on Saturday.
Last nlRlit tho condition of. Urnjninln
Hughes, who lecolvrd lnluilci Satur
day 1y being tin own fiom his cnnlnpu
on West Lackawanna avunuo, wns un
certain, .but no new or inoto soiIouh
phnsQ'Ot Ills Injmles Hncl nrlsen. Dr.
J J.' Huberts and Di. N. Y. Lect who
.ire attending Mr. Huches at hi hmne
on Washburn stieet hope for his icrjov
ery. The incident was most unfortunate.
BENJAMIN
Mr. Hughes was driving hoiwwnid and
when near Schnell's hotel on West
Lackawanna avenue, a liinnwaj hoise
dashed Into the lioihc Mr. Hughos was
dihlng. The collision tin ew the buggy
on Its side and Mr. Tlughi s fell on tho
pavement, his fate sulking the cutb
stoner. The nasal bone was biokc-n nnd
Mr. Hughes suricied much fiom the
jar He was taken to his home on the
comet of Washbuin stteU and Hde
Pari: avenue and the physicians men
tioned weie called.
A few houib after the accident Mr.
Hughes' face was tenlbly swollen He
was In gieat pain ovei Saturduj night
and .vesteulav, but last evening lie was
resting easllj At no time hub he been
unroni lulls His advanced age, 72
eais, and the fact that he has not fully
i covered fiom his long sickness fiom
pneumonia, one eai ago, make his le
cov ery moi e dlllluult
The phs'iclans fear that inflamma
tion will set in and they aie doing all
in their power to defeat it. The blow
upon I he head may also have in jut ed
the delicate conjunction of the biain
This Is consldeied a seilous phase of
the case. All day jehteidny and es
pecially after t lunch houi last night,
a gieat ciowd of sj mputhizets called
at the lesldence and liuiulied aftei Mr
Hughes' condition Only a few weie
admitted to his loom, Thomas "D Da
vis, assltant genei.il supeilntendent to
Mr. Hughes, called last night. Thou
sands of people on this side and moio
especially the plain people of Mr.
Hughes' own iace, by whom he is held
irt the hlgheit of esteem, hope for Ills
early lecovery.
FUNERAL OF JOHN II. SMITH,
trjio funeral of John II. Smith jester
day afternoon in the Washbuin Stieet
Piesbyterlan chuich was one of the lai
gest that has evet paid tilbute to a
West Side citizen. The chuich at 2 '10
o clock when the suvlce begun, was
crowded. Seveial beciet societies and
other organisations attended in laige
numbeis nnd special tialns fiom To
wamla, rtlnghamton and Mauch Chunk
can led seveial bundled friends of Sir.
Smith who knew him dining his long
connection with the lailroads as an en
gineer. The oi sanitations In the fu
neral weie Hit am lodge, Fieo and Ac
ceptrd Masons; Hyde Paik lodge, Mas
ons; Petei Williamson lodge, Masons,
Sam Sloan division, 111 othi't hood of Lo
comotive Hnglneeis, A'olimteei Fire
association, Geneial Phinney Hose com
pany with membeis of the Fmnklln and
Columbia companies; and the Upsllon
society of the Washbuin Stieet Pies
bjteilnn chuich, all of which claimed
Mi Smith ns a member. The laige au
ditorium of the chinch was crowded to
its fullest limit when the sei vices bc-
. gan I lev. J. P. Moffat, pastor, pleach
ed an eloquent sei mon, eulogizing the
deceased and drawing lessons fiom his
effective life. The chuich quartette,
under the leadetshlp of Mrs. 15. T.
Jayne, rendeitd four sweet songs.
"Sometime We'll Understand" and
'Custer Morning" were given by the
fiuaitettp In an effective way , The flo
ral ti Unites weie in piofusion, each or
ganization offering a testimonial of this
kind A Masonic emblem made of flow
ers was the gilt of Hiram lodge; dotal
pillow Insciibed with the name of the
organization was presented by the
Btotherhood of Locomotive Hnglneuis;
omplojes of the Jersey Centinl gave a
lipral column; Gonoial Phinney Hoso
company, a floral helmet. The othei
lodges gave similar designs Besides
these there, were a. number of casket
bouiiut'ts, sont by filends. At 4 o'clock,
at the conclusion ot the service, tho
coi tego pioceeded to the Dunmoi e ceme
triy wheie inteiment was made. The
pallbpaieis weie membeis of Hit am
lodge, as follows: A. B. Holmes, Fied
"i Romans, Homy riynn, Blehard Hall,
Inlng Wento and Hugeno Long. S.
F. Smith and Mrs Hndoia Smith, of
Union, N. Y., and deoige Lake, of Stev
nn's Point, Pa., attended the funeial.
HOSPITAL IS HEADY.
Beginning with today tho West Side
hospital Is ready for the icceptlon of
patients. In legaid to tho dlstilct
whlh the hospital will serve, according
to the mlglual plan it was Intended
to receive patients Horn the North End
and Hyde Paik, This has not been
modified jn any way,, The hospital will
treat all medical cases upon ncoeptanco
of (lie application by Mation Smith.
The hospital will bo ready for surgical
cases sometime this week.
NOTES OF INTEREST.
Mrs, Robert James and son Robert,
of Jsouth Lincoln nvenue, will leave to
day, for the South where an Indefinite
peilod will be spent for tho sake of tho
.health renew In:: climate of thu legion,
MrJumea is a suffoier from acute asth
ma, Tho Republicans of tho Third district
Wine Fourth ward met Satui day, and
DPinlnatpd. an election boaid, Theio
was "opposition only for the office of
replEler of yoforp. Harry Edwrtids won
alter an Interesting fight. The other
nominations were: Jonathan Lewis,
judge of election; Louis Christ, Inspect
or; arllllths Jones, mlnoilty Inspector.
David Williams, of Middle Granville,
Vt.,r has totuirted Iioirto after a lslt
to Dr. and Mis. J. J. Roberts, of South
Mnln avenue.
At a meeting of tho Welsh Phlloooph
lutl society Satuiday evening Hcv. John
arllllths discussed "Tho Influence of
Welsh Mythology In Lltoratuie." Mr.
Grllltths' icscaich for matcilal for his
foi thcomlng book of lefcrpiico on Welsh
lltoiutuie, fitted hlin to his subject
and a learned discourse was the remit.
Lewis Walldns, of Suctland hticet,
began duty lis choilstei of St. David's
chuioh yesteiday.
Kccso Davis has returned to Syracuse
aftei a vls"lt hero.
Mis. Caroline Davis, of the 1'yne, H
the guest of Mrs. Esther Dais, of
Luzeinu stieet.
The "club" refened to In Satuiday s
Tribune at the place wheie a WllUes-
HUGH US.
Barre widow gave a disgusting per
foimanco last week Is not any legulai
club, political or otheiwise, but It Is
a bam on North Main avenue near the
lunch wagons.
Choice cm (lowers and dower de
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 541
Spruce.
West Side limitless Directory.
IIAHmET J. DAVIS, TLOUIST. Cut
flowers and funeral designs a specialty;
1M South Main avenue; two doors from
Jackson street.
MOHGAN'S PHAItMACY-101 NORTH
avenuo Warranted puro drugs and
chemicals. Prescriptions carefully pre
paied Pino stationery and blank books.
A largo stock sultablo foi Clirlbtm.is
presents Teachers' Bibles cheaper than
ever. Call and examine them. Wood
stains, paints, window Rlas,s, etc. Clerk
at store all hours of night.
SECOND HAND TURNITUltE Cash for
anything you have to sell, rurnlture.
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and see, the
stock of J. C. King, 701 to 709 West Lack
awanna avenue.
SATURDAY'S CAUCUSES.
Councilman Luther Keller Renominated
by Seventeenth Ward Republicans.
Nominations in Other Wards.
Ward caucuses were held on Satur
day by Republicans In the Seventeenth,
and Democrats In the Eleventh. Lu
thei Keller was nominated to succeed
himself In common council fiom the
LUTHER KELLER,
Renominated by the Republicans of the
Seventeenth Ward.
Seventeenth waul. The Eleventh waid
Demnciats nominated Fred Phillips foi
common council
Republicans held district caucuses
in the Eighth, Seventeenth and Twen
tieth wauls, and the Demociats in tho
.Eleventh and Twentieth.
The Seventeenth's caucus was held
In the olllce of Aldeunan Howe. Sir.
Keller lecclved all of tho lSr, votes cast.
Dlstilct olllcers weie nominated as fol
lows. Flist dlstilct Judge of election, M.
J. Andiows; Inspector, Fianklln Hen
shaw , uglster, D. II. Jaj.
Second dlstilct Judge of election, C,
B. Penman; inspecloi, HoiaceE. Hand;
leglstei, W. H. Hackett; waid asses
soi, W. II. Hackett.
At the Republican caucus In the Sec
ond district of tho Eighth waul, dls
u let olllceis weie nominated as fol
lows: Judge of election, Fied W. Zlzel
mann, inspector, John W. Short; regis
ter, Hany S. Poust.
The Republican caucus in the Twen
tieth waid lesulted ns follows: Flist
district -Inspector, C.J. Ruddy; legls
tei of voteis, firailes Simiell,
Thlid dlstilct Inspector, Robert M.
Heauey; leglster of voteis, Will Dem
stone. Fourth district Judge, Jacob Buik
hauser; inspector, Fied Hewitt; xeg
Ister of voteis, Patrick Best.
The Democrats In the same waid
caucused In the Flist dlstilct and
named Niohn Gibbons, Ji., xor Judge;
Malacl- yne, Inspector, nnd enduised
Chailes oimiull foi leglsterof voteis.
In tho Thlid dlstilct they nominated
R. J. Calleiy for Judge of election,
James Roland for Inspector, and Mich
ael Thornton for icglster of voteis.
At the Eleventh ward Democratic
caucus held In Get mania hnll thu fol
lowing nominations weie made: For
common council, Fred Phillips.
First dlstilct Judge, Chailes Rosar;
Inspector, John Ilellg; leglster of vot
uis, Mathla Snyder,
Second district Judge, Geoige Os
wald; Inspector, William Welsser; reg
ister of voters, Joseph Mlckus.
Third dlstilct Judge. D. P. Murray;
Inspectoi, G, W, Rockwellei; register
of voters, John Flaherty,
A caucus of tho Taylor First ward
citizens bus been called fur this even
ing at Gibbons' hotel by Michael Egnn
and Thomas Melby, vigilance committee.
Suburban News
n General
south siui: nj:vs.
Far some time imst, and especially
since the lust long peiloil of Idleness
In the South Hide mills, some people
have taken advantage of several eaves
In this section, leading to old mine
workings, out of which they have
been taking coal. Rnirlng acci
dents men weie set to Woilc clos
ing the caves. Muny hnvu been
tilled and lelllled, but tho people
icopen them as soon as they are
closed, consequently the Wolk of both
Is kept going. The chief cause of stop
ping the people from taking this coal
Is to pi event as far as possible fuither
caves which would not occur were the
old plllais not taken out.
The lesldents of Pear stieet will soon
have the use of their own stieet In go
ing from Cedar avenue to Plttston ave
nue, and vice vera. Previously they
have been compelled to tiavel at least
a block out of their way to leneli a
point a fewdoois distant. Tho woik of
leveling the laige heaps of sand stones
taken fiom tho excavation has nlieady
commenced, and In a shoit time the
street wll be ginded and opened
Among the muny handsome lesl
dences now being elected on tho hill
near Connell's paik Is one owned by
Thomas Giilllths, engineer nt the
Scianton Alewoiks. It will bo ready
for occupancy about Mm oh 1.
Cuslck's orchestia have been en
gaged to furnish music lor tho eom
lngbanquetof theMlnooka Young Men's
Institute which will be held In St. Jo
seph's hall Monday evening, Jan 25.
Mis. James Doyle, of llionklyn, Is vis
iting at the homo of her patents, Mr.
and Mis Jnmes Cannon, on Pear btieet.
Mr. John MctSinth, of Antluaclte
stieet, has about j ceo vend fiom th
effects of a spmlned ankle locolved
three w eeks ago.
While descending the hill below
Meadow lliook bienkci, Mis Katbeilne
Cogglns slipped on the lee and le,
bi caking her leg,
Will Jninlsun, of Wnveily, Pa., tpent
Satuiday with South Side filends.
The funeial of the Into Jacob Ilon
neit, who died on Fildny last, utter an
nines'! of two weeks, took place yestei
day aftei noon at 2 o'clock. Intel ment
occuired In Twentieth Wind cemeteiy.
Thomas Council will leave todiij to
take tlie elemental y com so In Hast
tftioudsbuig State Noimal school He
was a student at Williams' Business
college until It closed.
Choice cut llowers and (lower de
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 514
Spruce.
DUNiMOKi:.
The Sixth Ward Republican club will
meet at their headquaiteis on Tilpp
avenue this evening at 7.C0 sliaip.
Andiew J. Maish, of Pino stieet, is
confined to his home w 1th Illness
Chailes Weber Is sulfeilng at his
home on Blekely stieet with a scveiely
bruised les, which he sustained In nn
accident while woiklngat his employ
ment In No. 1 bieakci. It appeals that
In pushing a loaded car onto the dump
he slipped and fell and his foot was
caught between the lion dump and the
floor
The funeial of James Flynn took
place fiom his late home on Chuich
stieet jesterdny afteinoon. The 10
malns weie followed to St. Maiy's
chuich by a laige coneouise ot friend,
wheie a seivice was held. Inteiment
was made In St. Mniy's Catholic ceme
tery At tho Inst regular meeting of the
Neptune File company, No. 1, the fol
lowing olllceis weie elected to setve for
this year: Piesldent, II W Tiegear,
vice piesldent, J. E Dalntj , lecouling
secietaiy, William LaFiance, llnanclal
seeietaiy, J E Dainty, Ueusuier, E
E Setzei . tiustee, J Wnifel, foieman,
W S Pottei, Hist assltant, Theodoie
Weboi ; second assistant, James Jlc
Gill; plpemen, Arch Wood, L. P. Welt,
J. E. Dainty, J. Waifel, amen, Will
lam LaFiance, A. Thornton, delegates
to firemen's convention, W. S. Pottei,
L P. Weit and James JIcGill,
Boin To Mi and Mis John Hoff
man, of Ui inker stieet, a son.
Mis J B Hobday Is veij 111 at her
home on Biook stieet,
Mis C017.070 Lucha, of East Di inker
stipet, appealed befoie Squlie Cooney
Filday evening and had a wan ant Is
sued for the an est of her bothei -Inlaw,
John Lucha, charging him w 1th
nssault and battel y He was given a
healing Satuidai morning and held
undei ball foi his appeal ance at couit.
Pilmailes, which weie held Satuiday
afteinoon, lesulted in the election of
the following delegates, riist waid,
Flist dlstilct, E. tT. Weit, Geoige
Young, Second dlstilct, Emoiy Black.
Second waul, Flist dlstilct, Rlnaldo
Lalll ; Second dlstilct, Byion Biady.
Thlid waul, First dlstilct, N. S. Kiotz-
ei ; Second district, William Blgait,
Chailes Blocs; Thlid dlstilct, Geoige
Bankheit, Peter Kietz Fourth waid,
James Conw ay Fifth wai d, John Ran
dolph Sixth waul, Flist dlstilct, W.
S Potter, Thomas Sheppaid, Second
dlstilct, Robeit P. Jones and John Holt
The Rose and Ciown lodge, of tho
Sons of St Geoige, held a most enjoy
ablo social and enteitalnment in Odd
Fellows' hull Saturday evening.
Speches weie dellveied by Hon John
II. Tellows and Victor II. Plnkney upon
tiue Biltlsh patilotlsm. They weie full
of vim and enthusiasm and weie well
tecelved An excellent piogrammo con
sisting of the following was lendeied
In a ci editable manner: Vocal duet,
Thomas and Mnitha Matthews; selec
tion, Apollo Guitar and Banjo quar
tette, song, William Abbott; song, Wil
liam R. Wilson; song, William Butler;
violin solo, JIIss Augusta Plnkney; In
stiumental selection, "McMnnus'
Band," William Hill and Aliott, Bi oth
ei s, song, Miss Maltha Matthews; terp
slchoiean, Miss Rhoda Claik; song, Ed
waid Jones; song, Edwaid Reynolds,
song, Miss Rhoda Cluik; song, Miss
Anna Claik, selection, Apollo Club
quartette; song, William Moigan; song,
William R. Wilson, addiess, "What the
Rose and Crown Lodge Has Accom
plished," Steuben Rlchaids. Refresh
ments weie seived nnd a thoroughly
enjoyable time was had.
MINOOKA.
The Republican confeioes held a
meeting In Greenwood Satuiday even
ing and announced tho make-up of the
Republican township ticket as follows:
Tax collector, S. J Hinds: supeivisois,
William H. Fein and Flank Toole,
school dliectors, AVIlllam Thomas and
C. S, Snyder; treasuiei, S. S. Davis,
town cleuk, T. D. Mftohal; auditors,
C. W Gallagher and David Dav Is Tho
dispute between FrankToolo and Adam
Fnsshold over the supeivisorshlp wa3
amicably settled.
The outlook for base balk tho season
of '07 Is very encouiaglng. The club
will conduct an entei tnlument and so
cial at thu Father Mathew hall on Jan.
7, and a IMieial pationnge Is expected
Tho piogiamme will be rendeied by
some of the best entertainers In the
county.
Tho King of
.nEECHAM'S.
Pllla U Beecham's.-
BEN HUR WILL BE
A FINE SPECTACLE
About S20.000 Worth of Special Scenery
Is to Lie Used.
LIST OF NOTABLE PARTICIPANTS
Diincurs, Cluipoioncs nud Patron
esses Arc Well-Known People.
Thuy Will Aid n Woithv Institution,
the .Sum moi Huinc I'm Couwilcscont
Women and Cliildiou Conduct! d b
thu .Men's (itu'td oi St. T.uke'h
Cliurcli--VVhcro Tickets Can llu
Obtained.
, Nearly $20,000 w orth of special scenerj
will be used In piesentlng tho Ben Ilur
spectacle at the Fiothlnghnm on Thuis
dny, Filday and Satuiday. That Is
only one evidence of Its splendor.
All tho chauictcis aio to be poitiayed
by amateur talent. Tho peifoimeis
numbci ovei one bundled poisons and
lepiesent tho city's best known joung
people who aie lending thcli talent for
the benellt of a most deseiving Insti
tution, the Men's Guild of St. Luke's
Episcopal chuich.
The pioceeds are to be devoted to
the guild's summer home for conval
escent women and children, a nun- de
nominational establishment,
.Following Is a list of the paitlclpants:
Dlrectoi, Mm. 11 I. Anilcison.
Mastei, Palmei Kellogg.
CAST:
nn.N'-IIUlt Edward H Jeimyn
Uen-llui (younger) . ...Paul 11 lScckwith
Mcssuln. J. E. Dwclle
Jlcssala (Vounger) Wnltei P Stevens
Bultluvai Charles I'. Klieg
Mclcholr Richard P. Ilenwoofl
Capei Chniles S Willi mis
King Hciod Uilo Townsend
Flist Gu.it d A. Everett limit, ti'.
Second Guaid John H Riooks
Josejih . ..., Fiedeik'k P. Pi lie
llabbl Samuel Clmilcs Himk'rson
Valerius Gr.itus II. L Hnullng
At i lus Hi. E J l'rko
Shlek Iklorlm Thomas Sprnguu
SlniouUles Frederick II. Klngsbut)
Mallich i: J. Smith
Seinolott T. G. Wolf
Ethiopian Henrv Scott
Thord V. L Iliown
Thotd's Companion Toseph Wagner
Esther .... Mrs. Frederick H Klngubiity
Iris . . . Miss May E Steele
Mother of Ben-Hui . Mis. L O La Hat
Thrill Mrs. W. A. Kenimeiet
Ainuih Miss riotenco a Pinch
Mai Miss Ethel rrothlnghaui
Two Chlklton of Ren-Htil,
Master Edward 11, Jermjn, Ji., Miss
Elizabeth Jelinjn,
Statimj,
Miss Grace A. Conlcy, Miss Josephine
Todd
Sjlvldes (Queen of tl"- Butterflies),
Mls Elolse Phelps
Phalh (Solo) Mls Allen Belln
Rciulci of Chailot Race . . A .1. Colborn
Pianist Hen Knrl It Sift
Orchestia Law rehce'a
CIIAPERONES AND DANCERS.
Priestesses of Apollo Cliapoi ones, Mis.
,J. B. Dlnmilck, Mrs Janus Hosie, MlsS
Rej nobis, Mis. W VV. Scianton, Mrs C S
Weston; leadei, Miss Giaee Spcncei , Miss
Maiclon Lliulsaj, Miss Jean Linilsa , Mlbs
Chiistlne Llnds ty, Miss Caiollno lloaid
nian, Miss Maiy Davidson, Miss Anna
Robinson, Miss Glace Klngsbuij. Ml-s
Oiaco Williams, Miss Blanche Hull, JIlM
Louio Hull, .Miss Chauncej RejnolUs,
Miss MnileNettleton.
Roman Solilleis E Ti Chase, II D
Meutll, L B rullei. Plank Fullci, A.
T Post, C J. Post, S II Klngstiurj,
Scranton Wolfe Paul Belln, Bui son IScv
nns, II W Pleice Piank Ilimter, Walter
Gunstei, living Mon's,, J. Donald Hall,
Chnrlcs lieckwlth, Charles Swift, J. W
Ruthvon
Nvmiihs of Daphne Chaperones, Mis
W. T Smith, -Mis R. A. Atthbald, Mis
Heni Belln, dancers, M s Aiohb ilil. Ml'-.
Augusta Atchuald. MKs Eleanor Amlet--on,
Miss Allls Dale, Miss rioienre Hunt,
Miss Susan Jeimn, MNs Cl.u i Sluipson,
Miss Giaee Spencer, Miss Giaco Williams,
Miss Lucie Welles, Miss Fiances Inton,
Aiablin Gills' Pi olie Chaperones, Mis
II. W Klugsburj, Mm Everett Wan on,
dancers, Miss Ruth Atrhbnld, Miss Doio
thv Mc nulty, Mis Lell i Steell, Miss Lois
Sehlagei, Mla Mas Bkinehitd, Mi"3 Ger
trude Com sen, "llss Elcanoi Molfat, Miss
Kate Steell, Miss Marscij Wan en.
PKjptlan I'.apdnngo Cliapeiones, Mis.
II P. Simpson, Mrs A II Stons, danceis,
Miss Glace Ito-c, Miss Annie Rose, Miss
Mai sen Tortij, Miss Ella Oskmd.
Battel llles Chaiiei ones, Mis Trank
Jelinjn, Mis. Clnirles R P.aike, danceis,
Miss Maigaretta Belln, Mlfrs Helen Boles,
Miss .Ttssle Council, Miss Natalie Council,
Miss Isabella Peluberg, Miss Edith Hol
land, Miss Entices Jermjn, Miss Fanny
Meats, Mls Elolso Phelps, Atls Mnijoiic
Piatt, Miss Claia Rice, .Miss Anna Robin
son, Miss Louise Smith, Miss Janet
Storls, Miss Doiothj Wanm, Miss Gladys
Wntklii", Miss Edith Woolwotth.
Sprites EnntasloChnpc tones, Mrs
Tiank Jcimjn, Mis. Charles R Parke,
danceis, JIIss Nannie Pilee, "IIss Ruth
Machette, Miss rioiehce Feinbetg, Miss
Nellie T'ulton, Miss Kloienco Peck.
Naiads Chapel ones, Mis. G M. Il.tll-
stead, Mrs H B Ware, dancers, Miss
Ada Bone, Mls Fiederle.i Herman, Miss
Mjitls Foote, Miss Ethel Fiothlnghnm,
Miss Margaiet Glbbs, Miss Madeline Hd
zaid, Mis Annetta Henwood, Miss Kath
eilne Henwood, Miss Mai Ion Keck, HI'S
Bessie Keck, MS3 Amj Noiton, Miss S-o-)hlo
Price, Miss Grace Pettlurew, Mlss
Helen Stevens, Mtss Ueitiudo Shoplaiid,
Miss Grace Smith. Miss Grace Thajer,
Miss Helen Thajer, Miss Helen West.
NAMES OF PATRONESSES.
The pationesses aio ns follows:
Mis B. B Athciton, Mis H. V. Ather.
ton. Mis James Archbald, Mrs William
A Aver, Mis. F S Ballentine, Mis. M.
Bainatd, Mis G. F. Bainnd, Mis A.
Deo Rlucklngton. Mis R J. Uennell, Mis
J 11 Dessell, Mis Austin Blair, Mis Maiy
E Blah. Mis II M. Holes, Ml" A. V
Bowel, Mis. C. DuP Breck, Mis. T. R.
Brooks, ilis F. L. Brown, Mis W. H.
Buell, Mis John But nett, Mrs P. J. C i
sey, Mis E 1'' Chainbeilaln Mis. Artlui.
Chtlsts, Mis. E A Clnike, Mis G II.
Cobb, Mrs A. T. Coleman, Mrs. VV. A.
Colemnn, Mis J W Connnt. Mis Will
Inm Connell Mis A I Conned Mis. C. It.
Connoll, Mrs. 11. A Council, Mis J. L
Council Mis W L. Council. Mis, A. II.
Coursen, Mis T II Dale, Mis G Edgai
Dean, Mis, A W Decker Jlis c n Dci
innn, Mis T Dershimi i, Miss Susan Dick
inson, Mis T. L Dickson, Mis J P DI k
Hon, Mis Thomas Dickson, Mm. W, S
Dlchl, Mis. G Dull Dlnmilck, Mrs Jamts
Dhon, Mrs. W. K Dolan, Mis Willi tin
Edgat, Mis. H. M Edwards, Mis. I F
Evei hart, Mrs R J Foster, Mis.T. J Foi.
tci, Mrs William Filnk, Mis. C L. Ftey,
Mrs A. C Fuller, Mrs. 18 L. Fuller, Mis
G Fiillnn, Mis J. W. Gauioy, Mm. L.
M Gates, Mrs W. II Geirh.ut, Mrs A U
moie, JUS L II. Glbbs, Mis A. Gold
smith, Mis F W Gunstei. Mia. Cleonte
Guild, Mis William T Haekett. Mrs
William HallHttad JIis II E Hand, Mrs
William Hanlev, Mis. S T Hajes. Mis
F N. Iluaid, Alis. F L Hitchcock.
Mrs. Samuel Bines, Mrs. John Ifownith,
M(S. Edward J. Haushton, Mrs. II Hol
llster, Mrs. A. D Holland, Mrs A E.
Hunt, Mis. A T Hunt, Mrs. S P Hull,
Mrs, B, G. Hughes, Mrs. R E. lluilev.
Mrs W. W. Ives, Mrs. E U .Teinin, Mis
G, B. Jeimyn, Mis John Jurnnn, Mis
C. D. Jones, Mis. T. E. Jones, Mis M J
Keck, Mrs Luther Keller Mis. V. D
Kennedy, Mm, E P KIiiksIjuo, Mrs. 11.
A. Klngsbuiv, Mrs. C W. Klikpatrlck,
Miss E, K Kraemer, Mrs H A. Knapp,
Mrs. II. II, Lackey, Mis J A Lansing,
Mrs A. II. Lee, Mrs. N. Y. Lect, Mis.
W. W. Lathrop, Mrs, A. F. Law. Mis
W. L. Lawrence, Mrs T F, Leonaul, Mis,
J. A. Linen, Mrs R. M, Llndsav, Mrs.
II. V. LoRan, Mrs. C C Mattes, Mrs C,
P. Matthews, Mis. R J. Matthews, Mrs.
W Matthews, Mrs. I. F. Megargel, Mrs.
I HJj llljlillljli
124-126 'Wyoming Ave.
More bJnjjlns.
to buy dcsiiablc
More opportunities
goods at sactificc
prices. More value
than cvti befotc.
for little money
OUR JANUARY SALE
Is still dtavvin? the shoppets. Jauu:
ary ib n p.irticulail jood month lot
good l);u gains in mi of the ilcjiat t
uients nicntioiicd below, for the sim
ple reason that the volume of our
stock is such as to posithel compel
us to cut it down bcfoiu our spiing
Roods a l live. We haven't an inch of
space to sp.ne.
SILKS AM) DKESS GOODS.
7," pieces double fold plaid drcis Koods, So kind
Clearance Sale; Price, 5c
AH of our 40c ill cs kooiIs In one lot.
Clearance Sale Price, 27c
73 pieces silk volvots, price nil season 1ms
boon USc.
Clearance Sale Price, G'Jc
BLANKETS, COMFORTS AND
WHIT I' GOODS.
u00 pair of blankets, price langhis from
DC,
330 bed comforts, pi ico ranging from
Sife up
25rleccsyaul wide, printed cambric, ii. kind
J Clearance Sale Price, Si
CLOAKS, JACKETS, ETC.
100 kadlos' KoiBoy Jackets shield fronts,storm
collar, wot th tl 00,
Clearance Sale Price, $1.08
SO) Ladles' Ketso) Capox inlnld voHot collar
vihot, braid and buttou tti tamed, full
sweep, vvotth $'-'.50.
Clearance Sale Price. OSc
100 Lndles' Figured Hillllantlno Skirts, 4K
ynids wide, vahptoon fatud, all tbe nowest
imteins Worth il 0J,
Clearance Sale Price, $1.70
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Ladios' Muslin Rr.vwors ttith clusWof tucU3,
leuulnr prleo 23c,
Clearance Sale Price, 17c
Ladles' Cambric Corset Covers, high neck,
tiimtncd vith cmuioldorj, ,
Clearance Sale Price, 121c
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
100 dozen VIen s UaUz Heavy Seamless Socks,
worth llli! a pah.
Clearance Sale Price,
1 Pain, for 25c
0'idozon Mon's and Hovs'Unlnttudilod bhlils
double fiont mid back sizo 1-to 1" worth Oik,
Clearance Sale Price, 3'Jc
Thonus Mehin, Mis T V Meriinnn
Mis J S Mllln, Mis M II Mills, Vila
Junes Mil.eod Mis Chailes Me Mulli n,
Mis James M Anultj Mis P, J MoirN
Mrs Junes S Mutt, "Mis Josi ph A Alott
Alts i: OiKloid, Mis ltiih.ud o Hi It n,
Vlis H M tilfilen Mis J J ollojlc
Vlrs C It l'uike, Mi- V illlani I'.uke
Mrs. W. V P.tttoii-on, Mis C 11 Ptnmiu
Mis. PianK Penman, Mrs u, PinnvpuK
pi, Mrs W II PeeU, Mis II. 11 Phelps,
Mis J. H. Phelps, Mis HUN Phillips, Alls
Pi .ink Phillips, All- T J Pint, Mi
J. T. Porter, Mrs Isaac Post, Mrs 1!
T Pilce Mi P. P. l'lice. Mis S IJ Pilie,
Mis. C J Pqell, Mrs C II Pond, .Mis
Townsend Pooie, Mis II H HejnoMs,
Mrs, II C Itejnolds, Mis G V Kev n
ohls, Airs. G U lloinolds. Alls Max III e,
Mrs. AV. H. lllchmond, Mis J. T Hi, h
aids, Mrs C H llobliion, Mis Geoi
Huss, Mis W D l!Hsell, Mis AV. It S.ul
lei, Mis, GeotRo S.iudcion, Mrs II C
SandtLSOll. Mis C M Snndeisoii, Mrs
Chnile,s i?c)ilnKer, Mr-, II M. Scmnton,
Mis. Conrad Sclnoeder. Mis. Calvin Si -bolt,
Mis. II. C Shafei, Mis. AV JI Sllk
man, Mi- C. D Simpson, Mis John
Simpson, Mis V At Spencer, Mis James
Stein, VIrs S H StevMis, Mis 'lheolole
Suttth, Mrs Gnbitel Hvvltt .Ml
P. H SJ.aif. M. D H. Tay
lor, Mrs II. VV T 15 lot. Airs VV 11
Tuvlot, Mi H II. Tin oop, Airs AV H
Thnir, Mis J H. Tom, Alls P Af
A'andlliiK, Vlis T. C Von Stoieh. AIn
T. II. AWitklns, Mrs. II C Wallace, Alls
r D Walts, Mrs. T l" Welles. Mts .!. L.
Wentz, Mts C S. Weton Alls H X
Wlilnrd. Mis 11 H VV lllLuus Airs I J
Williams, Mrs. T G. AVolf, Mrt Jiiiuis
iouni,'.
TICKHTS OX SAIjV.
A llmlte'd numbei of ti Let 01 dels,
hnve been placed on sale nt the lollnw
inff ilmir Htoies, the tiiKets vIU be ok
ehuiiKed at the hot olllc- toi the letxii
lar house tickets after i) o'clock this
mninlntr Phelps' druK stole, Snndei
son's diup; store, Jlatthevvs liios' diner
stoie, Bnuton's diue; stoie, Shulf, s
(luiB stoie, AVebsttr avenue nnd Mul
hetty stieet. Teinxie's drug stoie, 72')
Cedar nvenue, Miners diutr stole, 401
Noith lluln nvenue, Jones' dius stoie,
M2 Kouth Main avenue, Henwood s
dtutr stoie, lUO'J Xoith Alnln avenue.
Pileet, are as tollows- Low ei Horn
and two ft out tows of linlenny, $1; bul
nneu of balcony, 75 cents
Logos and boxes hnve been hold to
the lollowliiit pel sons .ludire H Is
AVIIlnrd, Heniv Itelln, Major Hveiett
AVaiteii Jlajru .1 W dalcford, 13 H
Htllles, AV. T Smith, H. V. Jones, T
J Foster. 12 L. fullet, T. II Wat
kllib. John Clelnnd. C S WeHton C. D.
Slmiisun mid Di II II. Tin oop
It ed need Kates to V nsliiugtoii ott Ae
connt ot tint luiiiiaurutioitvin I'uttti
sjlviitii.i Itiiilriind.
For the benefit of those who ilcsiie
to attend tho ccieinunles Incident to
the inauguinttou ot l'rcsldent-eleet
MeKltilcj, the I'ennsjlvanla ltalltuad
euniliany will hell ecuiMon tickets to
AVashliiKton March 1, L', J and 1, valid
to return from March 1 to 8, at the
following talus:
rtom liutfalo, Sll 20; Itochestcr
$1100; AVallliiKton. N. Y $1170, Nen
ail;, N. Y., 5.11.0, CaiiaudalKun, $1100
I'enn Yan, 311 00; AValklns, $11 00. 121
liliia, $10.C, I-,ile, $11 00; Cotry. $10 73
AVauon, ?10.7"i, Wllllanispoit. $8 71),
AVilkes-Uat re, $9.10. and fiom all otlur
stutlons on tho Pennsylvania system
at i educed rates.
This inuus mutton will ho a most in
tcrobtlnK event, and will undoubtedly
attiact a laiee number of people from
every boctlon of tho countii.
Tho magnificent faellitlos of tho
Pennsylvania inllioad make) this lino
the fuvoilte route to tho national rap
Hal at all times, and its enoinious
equipment and splendid tuiinlnul ad
vantages at AVashliiBton imike it es
pecially populai on such occasions.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MonduJ and riictitu , Jun. iHnniljg
EDISON'S'VITASCOPE
AND REFINED CONCERT COMPANY
thu woNur.RruL virASCopii-HJiion's
aoth Ccntiir" Sensation
Tho l'lctures: Urniid Old lills of N'la
Kara, ruinous Herald Square Sctne, Ilat
tery Putlc, N. V., Hhoot the SllUtej, C.ir
toonlst, I'mlirclli Dincc, 81v l'ollcemiii
Scene, Mounted I'ollco Drill, Vlow of l'as.
bale falls, N J., Mounted Police, Police
Ohnifie, Monroe Doctilue, PecdliiB the
Doves, Ciinnon Artlllely in Ac'tlon, Wnsh
IiiKtun Market, Scotch Dance, Hob Hoy
Trio, nnd W other up-to-dato pictures ot
tho latest design. This Is vour only chunco
to sou this vvonduftil "Vltnscoiie."
Gallery 15c, 'nlcuiiy'2doii.lantia tlicleTic,
oieliestra and put lot eluilis Wlc, bjioclnl
m illuoo Mqitilav, prloM ISottntl SSs,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Kiigaiemvnt Uxtrnantlnar;
igajement Lxtrnanllnar.
rnrewell Performance
.WSy, JAN. 20 and 21
Clnnd leproductlon colnploto In every par
ticular by Augustus Pltou's Company,
In tho grent Ametlc.in diami, tho
L'This u the Msahattam Athlcpc Cien
AMD I am Ah Active kjmsr cs m Ws ct Matam1'
all y:w sci:ni:hy,
A GKLAT CAST,
so-PUOPLC-ao
13 KHALISTIC SCHN'i:S-ia.
The club house scene tit . . S GO
The shlpv aid scene- nt 015
The hotel coirldoi scene nt . . SIJ
The hotel interim scene at ... . 9 3)
The South street scene at .... 10 00
The dock scene nt 1013
The bat que Mat Vale scene at 10 JO
im: powlk or tiii: pklss
isr , 25c , 35c , sne nnd 75c. Salo of seats
op j in Mnnd 11 at 0 a m.
WILLIAM S. MILLAR,
Alderman 8th Ward, Scranton
ROOMS 4 AND 5
OAS AND WATER CO. BUILDINO,
CORKER WYOMING AVE, AND CENTER ST.
OFFICE HOURS from
m. (1 hour intermission
flujpor.)
'.SO a. m. to 9 p.
for dinner and
Particular Attention Given to Collections.
Prompt Settlement Ounrantccd. Your litis'
ness In Respectfully bundled. 1 clephcnc 134.
POWER IF HE PReSS
Sfitv & tSvyhi'i 1 1 j5rfrAaasi?5ii
"P W1 Pi-lllJS iBJiSJSsU-
ftlade and Sold in Six Months, ending Jlarch 1, 1896,
Total Product of
I ' f M ffl 1 aF
!Hi
The A MiH. Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby' Superlative is sold everywhere from th6
Pacific Coast to St. John's, New roniuUand, and in England, Ireland
and Scotluud very largely, and is recognized as tho best Hour in th
world.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
HAVE YOUR HORSE SHOD WITH TH:
Rsmovablo, Salf-Sharpanlni
Novsrslip T03 Cal',
GENERAL AGENTS,
And a full line of iron and
steel Blacksmiths' and Wag
omnakers' supplies.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WIUKES-BARRE, PA.. Monufocturora of
a a, ii
HOISTING AIID PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA
f
im
GomeHtnesneeJen reliable, monthly, regnlatlnc medicine. Only liarmleii &Oi
tho purctt drugs should be used. It f ou iraut the beist, gel
Tliov era prompt, ralo nrd certain In rctalt. 1 bo cenalne (l)r. l'ual'a) cover dlaap
Cbiut, Gtut an) what, Sl.W, AddlCJJ 1'Ui.h UsuiCUtD Co., ClOTclaod, O,
For salo by JOHN H. THELPS,
Spruco Streot, Scranton,
THE FROTHINGHflM
VVnsncr A Rcl, Mnnace'j,
John I.. Kerr, Actlni: Alnnugcr.
ONH NIOIIT, WKUNBSDAV, JAN. so.
ftltirrny ami Murrliy's Comedians, Support'
Inf That I'uitiiy l.lttlc JMun, MARK
MUUl'IIY, In tlicOperntlc Comcilj,
O'DoWd's Neighbors.
20-PEOPLE-2O.
Comedians, VocnIMs nnd Dancers, (lor-
Kcoiis Costumes. An Avalanche o( Music. A
v-ycloneof run. A Whirlwind ot Laughter.
Iweund alinlt huuri elJ(Hlult rtnd Hilarity.
Iflcc-asc. mc, koc. und 7jc. Sale ol
Scat orens bnturday, Jan. ifi, nt g a. m,
THE FROTHINGflflM.
Wnpncr . Uels, Alnnncer.
John I,. Kerr, Acting Monaircr.
Thur5da, Crldaj and Saturday,
Jan, 31, 32 und ?3. Saturday Alatlnce
llio StiporD Spectacular Pantomime.
EN $ HUR
Honollt of Summer Homo for Convnlascont
pool v union and chlldien lly special por
mlssion of dun, Low Wnllaeo and Harper
IJron Ooi rhous Hconory, Dazzlln u Costumes.
bioctncular nffectsuud nn ontiro carload of
special Hconory 15(1 people An entertain
ment as prova ch.isto nud bonedclnl iib tho
work on width It is fo inded.
PRICriS-asc., poc, 7SC. nnd $1,00, Salo of
So its opens '1 uosunj , Jan. ID, at U a 111,
DAVIS' THEATER
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Jan. 18, 19, and 20,
RICE & BARTON'S
ENGLISH POLLY CO.
Introducing the (Irnnd Spectacular Burlesque.
WICKED PARIS
and an Avnlnncho of HHAUTIFUL (URLS.
A Honllilnritti; Sonsntlon of iemnlo Loveli
ness. bl.U 'Iho Art Studies. Tho ZIr Stag
l)aucar, Tito Gut don or Palms Tho Clod
oeho HIbIi Kickois Tho Illuminated Grotto
and tho Grass Widows.
Admission 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
Two performances dally. Doors open at
1 30 and 7. Curtain rises at 2 30 and 8 15.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY
REPAIRED BY
SKILLED WORKMEN.
THE
LACKAWANNA LUBRICATING CO,
1212 CAPOUSE AVE,
SCRANTON.
Of all kiuds, manufactured at shoff
uoUce. at Tlie Tribune OQlce.
BARRELS
GTEEU
OENTERCO
If Yoiip Horso Is Shod with
mmiH nm 99
He Positively Cannot Slip
RA.
t f ri"Bv
m OHAnPENINO. S
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L6 FVARMTlHr
wapyre
iqo is'SBsiara gRfiraffiH ki ars
$n VftllBBUHUI W BIUUOb UUIlUi
WOMAN
I lu liricltt, ccr, Ajctnlna Arjnutnd