TIIE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 19, 1J)7.
GREATEST Mill SALE
liver took place
Hoys'
FINE OVERCOATS, SUITS,
ULSTERS AND REEFERS,
at almost half their value. Come
early ami yet the best selections.
KRAMER BRO.'S,
THE POPULAR CLOTIIILRS.
Norrman & Moore
FIRE INSURANCE,
120 Wyoming Ave.
IACKAWANNA,
THE
E A D E R
IN CORRECT
IAONDERING
3u8 I'enn Avenue. A. 1). WARMAN.
Here is a chance for you
if you are in need of a carpet.
A Few
Patterns of
BRUSSELS
Closing at
45c. Per Yard.
fltY
V
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Carpels, Draperies and Wall Papa:.
127 WYOMING AVE.
C1T NOTES.
Tho Mutual Aid society of the Unlver
sallst chinch will give u supper and so
olnble nl th, phiinrl nn Wodnpsdii . even
ing. Supper will be sened at C o'clock.
All peisons attending the Press club ball
at Wllkes-Iia'te fiom thl3 city tomorrow
pvmlltlir nnn p,pnn rpilllt pil Ultes nil im
plication at the Deljwaiu und Hudson
ticket olllce.
Contractor Schroeder has a large foice
of men at woik filling In the couit house
giounds. It Is piopoed to slope the
grounds from the water table of the couit
house to the sidewalk without a ten ace.
Canavan & Stokes, owneis of the Nay
Aug colller, are making a strong bid for
letall business In the city. In theli nil
eitlsement elsewheie In this Issue they
quote egg, stove and chestnut delivered
nt JJ.DO per ton.
Rlchurd J. lieamlsh has been appointed
consul for this city by the League of
Ameiican Wheelmen. Mr. lieamlsh pio
poses to have the toll companies, here
about, build blccle pathi or abolish the
toll on blcjcles.
John Allen, of Carbomlale, was yester
day dlschaiged fiom tho county Jail,
whereho was sentenced Oct. 23 last to
peive two months for larceny and re
ceiving. Ho escaped doing full time for
costs by reason of tho Insolvency laws.
James J. Wymbs, the West Side livery
man, thiough Attorney L W. Thayer, es
tetday bi ought suit to recover $300 fiom
Pierce Fellows for tho loss ot a horse and
damages to a can luge, which he rented
to the defendant Aug. 23, 1691, and which
weie so recklessly usid that the horse
died and the catrlago was rendered almost
valueless
A. JZ. Sloan will give his lecture on tho
coal mines at the Penu Avenue Haptist
church Thuisday evening, Jan, 21. It is
illustiated by 100 stereopticon views.
Wheie he has given It befoio these views
and his descilptlons have always elicited
much Interest. The miners themselves
are always pleased to see the veiy nat
ural rtpiesentatlons of well-known scenes.
Tho following piioners weie jesterday
discharged fiom tho county Jails, the bills
against them having been Ignoicd by the
giand Juiy: William Nelvey, Geoign
Munn, Elijah Dennis, Karatues Kazokas,
John Shuiik, John Wltik, John Connelly,
Fritz Stingo, Michael Magails, Daniel
Morgan, Fiank Hell, George ICollnosky,
Alexander Smith, Tony Lally, Matthew
Grimes.
On tho ground of cruel and bai bilious
treatment William T. Kendall, of tho
North Dnd, yesterday sued for a dlvorco
fiom his wife, Rebecca P. Kendall. Thuy
wore married Oct. I, 1SG0, and lived to
gether until Oct. 17, lb!W, when, ho alleges,
he was compelled to withdraw fiom her
companionship because ot her cruelty. At
torney J. W. Ill owning lepiesents tho
llbellant.
Thomas Hayes, who for ten years past
lias been superintendent for W Gibson
Jones and Meiedlth L. Jones, died Sun
day night at his residence, No. 721 JeTfci
pun avenue. A wlfo and seveial chlldicn
survUo him. He was a sobei, Industilous
man, lespected by all who knew him and
held in the highest regaid by his em.
ployes. The funeral will take plueo this
afternoon
The twentv -fifth annual meeting of the
Society ot the Home for the Filcndless
women and chlldicn will be held this
ufteinoon at 2 o'clock In the hall of the
young Women's Chtlstlon association. At
this meptlng repoits will bo lead of Intel
est to all friends of the home. Life and
annual members aie pilvlledged to vote,
hut every one deslilng to attend will lo
'veleome. Mlulsteis uio especially uiged
n be present.
Last week's moitnllty icport of tho
t iaid of health shows a maiked de-
aso In the nievalunco of contagious ills-
i , though ueh Is not Indicated In the
i lortfl by physicians pvelved at the
1 ml otilye yesterday. Last week there
v. but one death each from diphtheria
In Men's and
vl ilI L I tJ
SMI
ami consumption. Of new caios there
weie six of scarlet fever, eleven of diph
theria ami six of incusUs. There wero
twenty-nine deaths fiom nil cutmo. Tim
death rnto Is about live less than the usual
weekly average. Yestctduj'fl reports
shotted seven new cases of measles and
three of dlphtheiln.
The salo of seats for the Ucn llur enter
tainment to be given at the Krothlnghum
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday under
the auspices of the. Men's Oulld and for
the benullt of the Summer Home for Poor
Women and Children, promises to be very
ureat. The sale of boxes and loses Is In
the hands of Major .1. W. Oakford and A,
D. Holland. Selections have already been
made by the following persons: II, 1'
Simpson, W. T. Smith, John Cleland, Cy
rus D. Jones, T. J. Foster, J. Henjamln
Klmmlck, Henry llelln, Jr., C. D. Simp
son, Kvcrett Warren, 12. 13. Sturges, II. V.
KhiRsbury, Judgo Wlllard, J. W. Oak
ford, 13dard 1,. Fuller, T. II. Watklns,
Chailes S. Weston, A. DoOivlllo lllack
lngton, O. S. Johnson, Dr. 13. II. Throop.
The Bale opens this morning at 0 o'clock
at the Fiothlngham box otllccs. Purchas
eis of tickets enn Becuie seats for any of
the perfotmances when tho sale opens, but
not mote than nl seats will be sold to
any one peison for each peiformance. No
seats will be held or laid aside for any
one and llrst come tltst served will bo the
motto, ns them will be no checks glvon
out.
DINNER TO THE JUDGES.
They Were Entertained at the Hotel
Jcrmyn Last Night by John Jer
mynThose Who Were Present.
A dinner for the Supeilor court,
Lackawanna and Luzerne county
Judges and a few personal frlemli was
Rlvon by John Jeitnyn last nleht In the
Hotel Jeiniyn. Altogether, twenty-one
K"ests hut down to one of the most ele
gantly served and delectable spieads
ever given In public or private In
Scianton,
The dinner was served In the lintel
bieakfast loom, un apattment sugges
tive of luxuiy und ease at all times, but
which was last night given an nil (led
beauty by the artistic use of palms and
loses. Theie weie piesent: John Jer
myn, Judges James A. lienxer, Geoige
H. utlady, P. P. Smith, J. J. Wlckham,
;. N. Wlllard and II. .1. lteeder, of the
Supeilor court: Judges II. M. Kdwnids
and P. "W. Gunster, of Lackawanna
count ; Judges Stanley Woodwind,
John Lynch, Alfied Dai to and ex
Judge D. L Rhone, of Luzerne county:
ex -Judge G. JI. Hauling, of Wllkes
Haire; Judge Geoige A. Pimly, of
Wayne county; ex-Attorney General II.
W. Palmer, of Wilkes-Bane, and
Lemuel Ameimun, Major Ilveiett War
I en, i:. I? Sturges, C. II. Welles, I. H
Hums and S. U. Pi Ice, of tills city.
Nothing was lacking In the service,
menu or the surroundings that would
combine tow aid the elegance and com
pleteness of the affair. Palms were In
the nooks of the handsomely furnished
apartment and along Its walls, and a
fingiance filled the loom fiom huge
clusters of meimet loses which deco
rated the table. A table piece was u.
Inige cone of fancy cakes, fiom tho
Inside of which weie shed the lays of
nn electilc light. On a side table was
located a sample of the Hotel Jermyn
pastiy cook's deftness In the foini of a
pastiy windmill, the sails of which
uin by electilc power.
The following dlagiam indicates tho
order in which the guests weie seated
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Judge Daite. Judge Iteeder.
Judge Rhone. Judge Gunster.
Judge Purdy. Mr. Ammerman
Mr. Palmer. Mr, Burns.
DIaJor Warren. Mr. Price.
Judge Woodward
Judge Lynch.
The menu was icpieseiited by a list
of many delicacies, and was as follows:
Canape, Orlglnale.
NeckB. Lynn Havens.
Salted Pecans. Olives.
Tottuo Veit Clure.
Little
Celery.
Rissoles, de Glblei.
Pompano a la Poutentlnl. Oyster Crabs.
Potatoes en Surprise.
Curled Cucumbers.
Diamond Rack Teiiapln Hotelleio Jer
myn. Punch, Civilian.
English Plover Ronno Houche.
Mushrooms, Superba.
Salad en Calsee.
ORNAMENTAL
Dlnde en Aspic, Socle.
Calllo en Aspic, Socle.
Cake Fruit.
Ice Cream In Form
Cheese. Toasted Crackers.
Tuiklsh Coffee.
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A
34C. Per Pound.
Go where you will, trv all the
coifee und tea stores you like they
nil come back with the sumu stoiy,
"Vour colTeu Is the best." Our 31
cent Tilylo Dletid Coffee Is our
leadei, worth 'as cents,
E o. coursi:n.
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Close competition In all classes at the
Armory Poultiy show.
This isltnportsilit to Von,
And to your wife, son and daughter.
You want a home. Think about it,
Iluy one of our choice lots In the cen
tial and select part of Scranton at a
handy and convenient walking dis
tance from business, theaters, hotels,
churches, stores nnd depots, on Adams,
Jeffeison, Madison or Monroe avenues.
At most of the lots Hag walks and
curbs aio laid, aUo sewers, gas and
water mains and steam hpat, and In
front of some tho asphalt pavo. These
are sites for superior homes, Prices
low. Teuns easy. Clear title guaran
teed, Call for clicular, Jones,3U Spruce.
OPINIONS OF THE
SUPERIOR COURT
Big Batch of Them Were Handed Down
Yesterday Afternoon.
HOUSE AWARDED A NEW TRIAL
llu Wns Mixed Up with City Solicitor
.lluruliimil in tho Pittsburg Munici
pal Sciuidiil--l'()iut on Uhlch thu
Court Hclou'Wns Huvcrscil--Unl9C(l
Tor the 1'lrs.t Timu in l'iiins Ivuuiit.
Court Wns Not Unanimous in
Its Conclusions.
A big batch of opinions was handed
down yesteiday afternoon by the judges
of the superior couit, among them one
w illicit by Judge P. 1'. Smith granting
a new tilnl to William II. House, of
Plttsbuig, who was convicted of em
bezzling funds belonging to that oily.
House was mixed up with City Solicitor
lloiehead In the municipal scandal
which shook the Smoky City fiom stein
to stewi a year ago. About $100,000 of
city funds weie stolen and Jloiolieiul
and House weie anested and chaiged
with the embezzlement.
Morehead pleaded guilty and House
was put on tilal on nn Indictment which
cluuged lilm with the theft ot about
$10,000. When the case was called for
ttlal one of the jurors was Joseph Nevln,
a imit owner ot the Plttsbuig Leader,
a paper that had lepeutedly, In Its edi
torial columns, chaiged Jloiehead and
House w llh the theft of the city's funds.
The attorneys foi House challenged Ne-
In lot cause but the couit lefused to
sustain the challenge. Mouse was con
victed, a new tilal wus letused, and an
appeal taken to the supeilor couit the
principal specification of eiror being
that the couit below eired In lefuslng to
sustain the challenge foi cause.
For lefuslng to sustuln this challenge
the supeilor couit reverses the lower
couit and dliects a new tilal. It is
the Hist time that this question has been
touched upon In Pennsylvania and It
establishes an Important precedent.
The opinion of the couit was wiitten
by Judge Smith, Piesldont Judge Wee
and Judges Wlllnid und Wlckhnm filing
dissenting opinions. In his dissenting
opinion Judge Hice said. "In my opin
ion the defendant had a fair tilal nc
101 ding to the foi ms of law. No en or
was committed either In the tilal or the
sentence of which tho defendant can
Justl complain, therefoie 1 would uf-
llini the judgment." The opinions
handed down by the court weie:
SUPERIOR COURT OPINIONS.
MC13, P. J.'
Appeal of David Storr from the oiphans'
couit of Schuylkill county. Appeal
(plashed.
Fiaiiklin D. Ileffner against John M.
Sharp, appeal fiom the common pleas ot
Berks county. Judgment alllrmed.
Homy Close against George . Han
cock. Appeal fiom the common pleas
No. 2 ot Philadelphia county. Judgment
afllimed.
Thomas Hobb against the Pennsylvania
Hallioad Company for Insuianee on
Lives, etc., appellant. Appeal fiom the
com t of common pleas No. 4 of Philadel
phia. Judgment ellli tried.
W1LLARD, J.
In re. Cobson's estate, appeal from com-
Judge Wlckham.
Judge Orlady.
mon pleas No. 2 of Philadelphia county.
Roveioed. Costs of appellee.
West Philadelphia Rtlek company, ap
pellant, vs. J. D. Johnson & Co Appeal
fiom common pleas, No. 1, Philadelphia.
Allll med.
Samuel J. Croucher, uppellant, against
Providence Washington lnsuinnco com
pany. Appeal from the couit of common
pleas, No. 2, of Philadelphia county, Af
firmed. Commonwealth again c New haul, ap
pellant. Appeul fiom the quaitel sessions
of Noithhamptou county. Judgment af
firmed. John W. Adams, nppellaut, against
William II. Ford, M. D., et. al. Roud ot
health appeal fiom the common pleas, No.
1, of Philadelphia county. Affirmed.
W1CKIIAM, J.
Harris, et. al , against Sinister, appel
lant. Appeal from the common pleas, No.
2, of Philadelphia county. Afllimed.
Flck aguinst Jackson, appellant, Appeal
from tho common pleas of lluiks county.
Revel sed.
Appeal ot Chllst's Evangelical Lutheran
chinch. Rev used. Dissenting opinion by
Willuid. J
Appeul of the Lund, Title and Trust com
pany fiom the quiuter sessions of Phila
delphia county, Reveised.
REAVER, J.
Rlchaidson's appeal from tho decree of
tho oiphans' couit of Montgomery county.
Device aim med.
Iltuonowskl ugahiKt Raltlmote Mutual
Aid society, appeal fiom the common pleas
of Lehigh county Afllimed.
Flist National Hank of Tyrone against
J W. Cooke, appeal fiom common plea3,
No 1, of Philadelphia county. Afllimed,
Hairlugton & Goodmun against Mei
ehants Dispatch Transput tutlon company.
Appeal fiom the court of common pleas,
No. 4, ot Philadelphia county. Reversed
and new vtnlte awaided.
Sachs, et. ux., against Schlmmel. Ap
peul fiom common pleas. No. 1, of Phila
delphia lounty. Afllimed.
Hill against Lleblg Mnnufuctuilng com
pany. Appeal fiom the common pleas of
Lancaster county. Alllrmed.
Paul III os. against Enilch, In trust for
Neuhuuser. Appeal from the couit of
common pleas of Luncmter county, Af
llimed, Harding, und otheis, against Lloyd, Ap
peal from the common pleas of Chester
county. Revel sed and a new venire.
nwHided.
Luce's appeal fiom t tic orphans' court
of Phll.ulplphla county Huveiscd.
HDIIDHIl, J.
Commonwealth of Fennsjlvanln against
Samuel M .achat las, appellant. Appeal
from tho couit of quiuter sessions of Phil
adelphia county. Reversed.
Joseph M. Schenk against Anna Hacker
and Dmeilck S. Ilarker. Appeal from the
common pleas ot Lancaster county. Af
llimed. In le. osslgnd estate of Jesse Wetzler.
Appeal fiom couit of common pleas of
Lancuster county, Alllrmed.
J. W. Htown & Co. against J. A. McCaf
frey & Co. Appeal fiom court of common
pleas, No. 3, of Philadelphia county. Re
versed. ORLADY, J.
F. L. Whlltaker against the Alexander
Lumber company, appellant. Appeal from
tho common pleas, No. 4, of Philadelphia
county. Alllrmed.
Commonwealth against A. J. Gibbons,
Mack Roseberry. Appeal fiom the quiir-
tei sessions of Green county. Judgment
revet sed as to Gibbons and a venire facias
de novo awarded.
Dmma L. Clowes ngalnst Hughes Ilios.
Appeal from the common pleas, No. 3, of
Philadelphia county. Judgment afrlrmed.
Maty IJ. Clulstlan by William U. Scott,
executor, against the Commercial lco
company Appeal fiom common pleas,
No. 1. Philadelphia county. Judgment af
llimed, William M. King against tho Interna
tional Publishing company. Appeal fiom
the common pleas. No. 2, ot Philadelphia
county. Judgment alllrmed.
SMITH, J.
Elizabeth L Gift, against City of Read
ing. Appeal fiom the common pleas ot
lleiks count) Judgment l met sed und a
vcnlie facias de novo awauled.
Jacob Glutei against the boiough of
Yorkvllle. Appeal fiom common ideas of
Schuvlklll count Judgment iilllimed.
G, Luper Green against William 11. Pat
teison Appeal fiom common pleas of
Delawate counU. Ordut dlschaiglng the
lule Is level sed nnd It Is now oiduied that
tn.ln.n, Iw. ..,,,...,1,1 fm' tlir, tl,i!iH(V ,,,,
tli i.i,1tt iLltlinut nAUt 1
John l'f.iff against Charles L. Thomas.
Appeal fiom the common pleas, No. I, of
Philadelphia count). Appeal dismissed at
tho costs of the appellant without preju
dice. Commonwealth against William H.
House. Appeal fium the qtiaiter sesslo.is
of Allegheny comity. Judgment Is re
veiscd and a venlie facias do novo Is
aw aided. Dissenting opinions by Rice, 1'.
J., Wlllard, J , and Wlckham, J.
City of Philadelphia, tuistee, against
l'inst Hood. Appeal fiom the common
pleas of Schuylkill county. Appeal dis
missed nt the cost of the appellant w Ith
light to tho appellee to proceed with Us
execution.
J S. Allam against Pennsylvania IUI1
load company. Appeal fiom common
picas, No I, of Philadelphia county.
Judgment nlllimed.
Rudolph L. Juloss against Chailes
Young. Appeal fiom common pleas, .No.
4, of Philadelphia county. Judgment rt
lli med.
William liandell against Walter R.
Kern, et. al Appeal fiom the common
pleas, xo 3, of Philadelphia county.
Judgment ievered and n venire laclas
de novo is awaided. Dissenting opinion
by Rice, P J.
Commonwealth against Samuel M. ',a
ehatlas. Appeal fiom the court of quar
ter sessions ot Philadelphia county. Con
curring opinion. Judgment should be te
vetsed. THE CASES ARGUED.
The cases aigued yesterday were'
Commonwealth against McCullogli nnd
otheis, an appeal tiom the quaiter ses
sions of Meicer count v, Uutler Hamlin,
assigned to H. F. Klllam, executoi et.
at., appellnnt, against Setephlna E.
Cobb, executrix, appeal from the com
mon pleas of Lackawanna county:
Townsend W. Knowles, appellant,
against Mniy Jacobs, appeal from the
common pleas of Lackawanna county;
Ccntial Egg company against J O.
Ackeiman, appeul fiom the common
ideas of Lackawanna county.
The ense of the Tunis Lumber com
pany against the Spiing llrook Lumber
company, appellant, appeal from the
common pleas of Lackawanna county,
was postponed until the session at Hut
i isbui g.
TH AT PHOENIX CO. ATTACHMENT.
Evidence That Sheriff demons Fol
low cd Court's Literal Instructions.
In view of tlie opinion handed down
Saturday by Piesldent Judge Archbald
in lefeience to the foreign attachment
executed by Slim Iff Clemons on the
piopeity of the Phoenix Contiact com
pany, In which tho sheiilf was seveiely
ciltlclsed for having exceeded his au-
I thoilty, the following exact copy of the
,1-Wilt which Shetlff Clemons caused to
; foe served, as taken fiom the oilgiunl
i document on file in the piothonotniy's
I olllce will be found to possess inteiest.
iThe wilt is No. 202, Nov. Term, lb'JO,
and Is as follows:
SEAL, The Commonwealth ot Pennsyl
vania. To the Sheriff of Said County, Greeting:
We commnnd you that )ou attach Phoe
nix Contract compan), late of jour coun
ty by all und singular their goods and
chattels, lands nnd tenements, rights und
ci edits, all books, letteis and papers, in
whose hands or possession soever tho
same may be, so that they be and nppi .ir
befoie our Court ot Common Pleas, to be
holden at Scianton, In and for said coun
ty, on the 2nd Monday of November next,
theie to answer George W. Koons ,t Co.,
of a plea in assumpsit, and also that you
summon Thomas Aubrey so that he be and
appeal befoie oui couit on the said 2nd
Monday of November to answer what
shall be objected against them and abide
the judgment of the couit therein. And
have you then and theie this writ. Wit
ness the Hon. R. W. Atchbald, Piesldent
Judge of said Couit, at Sirunton, the Cth
day of October, In tho year of oui Loid,
1S9G. C. 11. Pryoi, Piothonotat)
It will lip seen that tho sheriff iictcil
In tho matter precisely In the line of
his wiitten Insti notions ns contained In
the wilt Itself anil as cei tilled to Wy
the official seal of the common pleas
couit.
DANIEL DREW THE LINE.
Admitted Drunkenness, hut Denied
Min on n Sidevviillc.
He told the mayor he wasn't ai rest
ed while lyhiff di link on the sidewalk
He admitted the condition, hut wit the
position. His name vns Dan I.oftus
und Cuibondale Is his ahldlni; place.
"What time weie you attested?"
asked his honor.
"Six o'clock last night."
"Wasn't it 7 o'clock?"
"Well, possibly."
The police docket said C n. m. Daniel
thought lie had been inearoeinted ten
liouis longer than vvius really the cao
Tho musor thought Daniel had bet-n in
a veiy bad wuy. Daniel got twenty
days.
Oiand display of poultry from nil
paits of the countiy at the ntmoiy.
i)ii:i).
imOCK-In Scranton I'a , Jan. 17, 1S97,
William Iliock. Funeial Tuesday after.
110011 at 2 o'clock from his late home, 1&5
AilaniH uvenue. Inteiment In Fotest Hill
" cemetery.
HAYKHS-O11 Sunday, Jan. 17, at his
home, ut 720 Jefferson avenue, Dunmote,
Thomas Hueis. Kuneial Wodnesiluy
afternoon at " o'clock; Intel men t ut
Mount Caimel cemetery.
ALL TRENDS OF THE MAJOR.
Slt) -eight Cinulldiites for Govern
ment Positions I'llc Application,
The annual civil seivlce examination
will bo held Fob. 2, by the local ex
amining board of which Louis G.
Schauta Is chairman and W. D. Roche
secretary. The applications of GS candi
dates for thu examination weie yestei
duy forw aided to Washington. Their
names and nddrdsses with the positions
to which they nsplre follow:
Carriers Fiank L. Sturdevant, 10 Mul
beny sticeti Hairy W. Toms, Houosdale,
Pri.i Charles A. Henjamln, Clark's Sum
mit: John II. McNulty, 531 Hampton
stiect; George W. Decker, Jermyn; Reu
ben 13. Low He, Justus, Pa. j William M.
Stevens, East Stroudsbuig, Fa.; John
Francis, 31'j Snyder avenue; Fred v .
Ilermuun, G.S2 Alder stieet; Leroy C. Tay
lor, Tompklnsvllle, Pa., Fled R. Lebei, -l-'O
South Ninth street, Rurbon E. Weld), -M
Webster nvcnuo; William J. Cionk, East
Rush, Pa.; Juiob S. Reldenbach, Dun
more, Pa,; John F. Melvln, C01 Plttslon
avenue; William J. Owens, 1722 Wayne
nveliue; Thomas D. Davis, 2001 Edtn ave
nue; Herbert W. Arndt, 1931 North Main
avenue; James F. Lellch, 115 Hoblnson
street; Anthony I). Tlerney, 2UG Luzerne
street; Ernist C. Urad), 7 Cheiiy plane,
Philip H. Welmer, filO Wyoming avenue,
William H. Rlril, M7 lllckoty stieet; Fred
L. Holly, 1C17 Cupouse avenue, Samuel L.
Huuls, CJS Alder stieet; William G. Culu
gun, SI I Eyuon stieet; Thomas J. Aloran,
2'',S Rnilioad avenue, Mai tin J. .Median,
103"i Adams avenue; Joseph F. Ilairett, 127
Ninth street, James A Nlcol, 1514 llonsey
avenue; John It. Davis, 2001 Edna avenue;
Thomas J. Jones, 2822 Notth Main avenue,
William U Picsei, lfflj Noith Hyde Pa-k
avenue; James F Coyne, ISO) Cedar ave
nue, William J. Williams, 1707 Pipe stieet,
Fiank E l'edrlck, 129 North Main ave
nue, William J. Jones, 21S Notth Lincoln
avenue, Thomas A MeGoldrkk, fl2 Lick
awaiina avenue, Joseph J McNally. 7-9 Oi
ehaid stieet, John F, Pov.dl, 410 West
Matket stieet; James F I.ynott, S3'. Wpst
Maiket stii'et; James F, Kearney, 1021
Jackson stieet; Michael .1 llaneity, 921
W)omlng avenue, Evan R. Jones, 11 Sny
dei uveiuie; Lai In G. Clev eland, 1213 Di
vision stieet; John E Mm gun, 42) Deacon
stieet; Anthony A Gordon, S21 Stone live
nue; llmr) II. Mooie, 529 llteek stieet,
William II Daniels, 121 Noith liiomlev
avenue, Joseph It. llhtlev, 327 Oak stieet,
James H. Lewsley, 13I0 Wyoming avenue,
Chailes F Honey ager, C07 Prospect ave
nue, John J. Glt'iison, 221 Webster avenue,
John R, Giegoiy, 31U Ylne stieet.
Cleiks Floienoe J. Swingle, Peckvllle,
Pa., Maigaret E Lottus, Mooslc, i'a ,
Elmei W Swingle, Peckvllle, Pa.; Fiank
W. Hoinbakei, 12ufi Mulbeii) stieet; Fiank
L Lally, Tayloi, Hoince G John, ,22
Deckel's couit; Thomas D. James, ;7
West Matket stieet, John II. McDonough,
120 Noith Seventh street; John J. lliogan,
120 Piospect nvpnue; Geoige E Tllllng
hast, LaPlume, Pa.; Evan G. Watklns,
Tayloi, I'a.
ROSE HILL C0MPANV.
It lMcnsod Two Lnigu Audiences
ut
Dnvis' Theater.
Rose Hill's "English Folly company"
pleased eiowdod houses ycsteulay af
ternoon and evening at Dav Is' theater.
"Champagne and Ovsteis," a sketch
with special Incidents is the cuitnln
miser; then come the Individuals with
"greatest" to their names, and the
coni luslon is something about "Wicked
Pails"
The gills of the company sing, dance
and make many kinds of efforts to
please; they aie quite successful. The
PRICE IS i!0 OBJECT..
CLOAKS AND CAPES HI CO
MiiiiufadureiV
on (ho Dollar.
Slock at oQc.
EACH H0UK, EACH DAY,
TIIE ENTIRE WEEK,
WE WILL 0FPEK BARGAINS
I
Jd
W. R. E
132 Wyoming Avenue
SAWYER'S MILLINERY STORE
Nay Auk Park Colliery, Canauui
& .Stokes, Coal Operators.
Egg, Stove and Chest nut.
AT MINES, $2.00,
DELIVERED, $2.50.
TELEPHONE, 3712.
Colliery, Gibson St , Tenth waul.
Olllce, 136 Wjoniins avenue. Sltict
attention given to orders by mail.
BEST SETS OF TEETH, $8,
Inchulltic tho painless ottractini; of
teeth by an entliely now piocusj.
5. C. SNYDER, D. D. S.,
321 Sprues St, Opp. Hotel Jermn.
REDUCED. REDUCED REDUCED.
65c. Will Buy a
Worth 90 cents. We want to close them out and clean up
our stock. Borders to match some of them. Call and see
them. They are great values.
(LARGE
matches nte all light, the llvlntr, plc
tuies nitlstlc, and Joint E. Cnln makes
nn abundance of fun. The npeclnltles
include a gieat turn by Will 11. Hlekey
nnd Lllllnn Nelson, entitled "Twisted
and Tangled,
Cain nnd Mack cinck Jokes and two
little mlf!3cs sins: and dance their wny
Into tht hearts of tho audience. One ot
tho best things of the enteitnlnnient Is
the songs of Hlanche Newcoinbe. The
show will be lcpented this nnd tomor
iow evenings with matinees.
Close competition In nil classes nt tho
Ai moi y Poultiy show.
Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey, teacher of
elocution, oratory and delsaile, C10 Ad
ams avenue.
Twining, optician 123 Pcnn avenue, in
Harris' drug store. Houia 9 a. in., 5
p. m.
o
To Cure u Cold In Ouo Day.
Take laxative IJiomo Quinine Tablet's.
All druggists lefund tho money If It
falls to cuio. 25c.
As we are going to make a
number of changes in several
of our departments we have
decided to hold a mammoth
Clearing Sale, to start
MDA. UK, Ml 11
AI 8 O'CLOCK I ffl.
You cannot afford to miss
it, as it will be the greatest
opportunity this j'ear to buy
goods at prices never heard
of before.
nng
From Business
Our cutirc stock of
FURNISHING C000S
In liath our stores, 112 Spi'llCC St.,
ami 205 Lnt'ka'A'iimui Ave,
will b: closed out at
PRICES EXTRAORDINARILY LOW
to facilitate a speedy wind-tip
of our busiucss.
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miMm
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jfJl
it0f
Sohmar Piano Stands at the Head
AND J. W, OUtRNSKV Stands at the Head
In thu Musio tiuck. You call nlnnya g"t n
bfttor baivulu ut his beautiful warerooms
thmi at any other plnoo in tho ( itj .
Call and bco foi i oui self befuro buj iiif,
205 Washington Avenue,
SCRANTON, PA.
J. V. GUERNSEY, Prop.
CLEABiNlr SALE
I vpfc-. kr '13,
MIJHtJ 406 Lackawanna Ave.
lUNOj Opp, Wyoming House.
WINDOW.)
f
423 Lackawanna Avanin,
Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry,
Sterling Silver
And Cut Glass. .
Great Reductions
in
All
These Goods.
Watches and Clocks
paired on short notice.
Re
STERLING
Is n new iuklltlon to our stock
nt llottom 1'iiccs. Opened nn
other new line of i
White China
For Decorating
l'rloes and styles talk, as we
are s,elllni; lots of It. Will
keep open eveningi after tho
first of December.
METROPOLITAN
CHINA HALL
C J. WEICIIEL,
Mcars Uldu, Cor. Wash, and Sprues St.
THE
III I HIM CO.,
Builders' Hardvara,
Gas, Plumbing and
dj,
Electric Light Wiring.
STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING
434 LACKAWANNA AVE,
POULTRY-
Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens,
Fiebh Every Day.
ALSOdss
Pheasants,
Quail,
Prairie Chickens,
Wild Ducks.
1 1 Pitt. PE1 1VL
CALL UP3S32i
I1EV OIL ID Mini,
CO.
Ci
I
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
141 TO 151 MERIDIAN STRBBT.
SI. W.C0LL1NS, Manager
Come to
FOR ALL
Newspapers, Magazines,
and Story Papers,
Main Stand,
IU3 Wyoming A veil us
ALWAYS OPEN.
AIT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT REX AIL.,
Coal of tho hest quality for domestic un
tnd of all sizes, Including Buckwheat and
lllrdseye, delivered In any part of tho city,
ut tho lowest price.
Orders received at tho Oflloe, first floor.
Commonwealth building, room No. as
telephone No. 2621 or at tho mln. tele
phono No, m, will be promptly attended
to Dealers uupplled at tho mine.
. T. SMITH.
ISJII
USUI 1 SOLOMON'S
fWffl HATS
P Dunn's