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Tni2 SCEANTON TRIBUNE-FTiTDAy MORNINCJr. JANUARY 2i. 185)7.
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West Side
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CLUB AGAIN THE WINNER
ticfcnled the l'lncrs of the West Side
Republican Lcngnc In Game
of Clncli.
Tho "West Sldo Centin.1 Itepulillenn
club wan lti floconel gnme o clncli
lrom tho jhciiiIjpm o thu West Side lle
Diibllcnn le'iicue Inst nlslit when elRht
U'lX-csentutlu's fiom li(5th fi.ituinltlud
ntut In the club's loom and fought with'
sunflc", club", etc. It was a nuo cinch
mill tho I.ensiiQ wua binurob bumped.
The Kiinie mi the whole wns much bet
ler plniLil than the lliht. The pins el ?
seemed to htue hud theli clgnH Mown"
bettei nml the hands that mine out eil
the dprlci weie at tlmei htrutlliiK. The
lact that at no time duilm the samo
woiV theie a zinnia eiy ot foul piny
shows that both teams had become
moio ladle since the lnbt contest
liefnie the i;anio was toniineiiced a
committee liom ea'-h oiK.inl.atlon ln
apected the malts or caids in one
deck thoiQ was found six "petit ns."
AVlio put them there Is a nnstLi Mr.
Daniels denies that ho did. Seveial
hoks were found In all the plctuie
cauls In one iletK, maihed "Moxoy '
At tho 111 st table weie the ' stai" Illin
ois i e thosp who hnd made a toiu
pkle -tudvrof llovlcAiid had n bg "hilt
flees when the cauls In the pack
ueie counted tittle weie i'heio
should hae been but GJ Somebodj
wanted u hand badb
Counting It all up Piesldent Daniels
dlsi.oeied that tho club had descended
on the League's head at the late of 51
points out of the whole 1 iOO played
It Is not llkelj that am moie games
will be plajed, as the League ftels, sole
that the club should paint a banner
oei the. wall, "Welcome to the League,"
and then piocced to haminei the life
out of their -illtoi3 The total was:
League, 1.10S, Club, 1,101, lead loi tho
Club, 5J
SMDKnn AND DHHATi:
St. Leo's battalion held Its Hi st de
bate last evening In the piesence of a
laige asoemblnge of oung men in the
battalion quaiteis at St Dild's hall
The subject was "ItesoUed, That a pm
fesslon Is piefeiable to a tiade " On
the alllimatUe side which won, weie
Thomas Muipln Da Id tleese and
Thomas Tltintj, negntHe 1'atilck
I!tickle .lames Bolton and P J Clllroj
The arguments weie all excellent and
the siicalceis showed much skill In the
debate. The judges were John r Dm-
Mn, Thomas Mcllugh and J II Delne
Aftei the debate clgms weie smoked
while members of the battalion gave an
liupiomptu entei talnment Piesldent
Gallaghei was in the cliaii
INSPECTION TOMOHltOW
The public is linked to Mslt the
"West Side huspltnl tomoirow afternoon
bftween the houis of 2 and li o clock
This Is the legulai day foi publie In
spection Matiou Smith, the janltoi
and the dliectoi'. will be piesent at
that time and will escoit theli lskois
tlnough the building Tlieie Is eei
talnlj a gieat deal of public Intel est
in the new Institution, and It Is hoped
that a laige nunibei will aall thein
Fehes of the oppni tunltj to see tho well
equipped building
KEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS
Miss Ehha Hauls, of Ninth IIde
Paik asenue, is ieeoeilng fiom an 111-nc-s
David Thomas, aged IS eais, son of
Mi and Mis John K Thomas, of WIS
Washbuin stieet, was badl injuied
fthlle spiagging a cai in the Continen
tal mine Wednedaj
Tin Indies of the Turn Veieln eon-
ducted n bouquet soclnl at Turner hall
WedniMlaj night
The Canudian Jubilee slngeis and
Impei Inl oichestia will glo a conceit
on Mnndnj and TueMla evening'1,
Tel) 22 and J1 Tickets aie J" cents
The funeial of the late Wclinid T
Ildvvaids will take place at 2 o'clock
thu afternoon fiom his late home on
Thliteonth stieet Uuiial will be made
it Toioht Hill cemeteiy
The Sundnv school class of the Jack
son Sneet Unptlst chunh, taught b
Miss Ida Lewis, held a social Wednes
daj evinlng at hei home on Noith
Ilvde Paik avenue
Staff Captain Iluntei, of Wllkes
Bane last evening addiessed a laige
audience at the Salvation Aimy bai
raeks The same speakei will be pies
ent this evoniiiK ,
The funeral of the late Alexandei M.
La Hue will take place at 1 o'clock this
afternoon fiom the late lesldence on
Noith Ilneoln avenue Tlie lemulns
will be taken to Chinchilla, where In
tel ment will be made
A paity under the leadeiship of Lewis
Wntojn wnb oiganlzed last evening at
Jones' hall to compete In the Kobei t
Mouls eisteddfod
The Misses May and Noima Powell,
of Swetland Htiect. gave a pleasant
part Wednesday evening to the lad
clerks of Lewis, Ttellly & Dav les' shoe
stoie
Choice cut flowers and flower de
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 544
Spruce.
Most Suln llnstnt'ss Dircutoiv.
HAItniJJiT J. DAVr3, PLOHIST. Cut
(lovveiw and funeral designs a speclnltj ,
301 South Main avenue, two doois from
Jackson street.
MOnUAN"6 PHARMACY, 101 N. MAIN
avenue I'hjfelclins' piescilptlons caie
fully prcpuied from uuitaiiteil putt
(lruss inel chimiciiH A lino assoitment
of tiur-"3, lino stationuj, blank books,
vjinlnli stains, mixed paints oi fnnc
Tvoik, aitiKtb' tmueiliil", wlnilovv glass,
wall papei mirt plctuie moulding. Cli rlc
at store all houis ot night
SECOND HAXD runNlTUHE-Cash for
aiivthlng ou havo to ell Pinnltuit,
fatoves, Tools, etc. Cull anil seo tho
stock of J C. Kliif, 701 to 703 West Lack
awaimu uvenup.
;ki:i:n kidui:.
The flas which was piescnted to No
27 sxhool las.t Monday of lei noon hung
II" You If in c a
ami
That
Tilled with Your
v Order a
AU III f Tl.Mlie
Comiiuiis, Where a
Will No Longer
lor
of An thlu.
at half mast vosteidny on atcount ot
the death ol Miss Inn Cmter, one of
the joUiig pupil 4 of the school. She
was 0 ears' of age and the ditughtei
of Mi. and Mis. P. S. Cm tot, of Pmker
stieet Tho funeral took place nt 'J
o'clock jesterduy nfteinooii. lntei
niont wns mndo at the Dunmoro eeino
ttiy. The Misses Leafy Moishon and Stelln
Hnlley, ot Waveilv, mo the guests ot
the foimcr's slstei, Mis. Chmles H
Piukoi, of Sandeison uvenue.
Mi. nnd Mis. James Cochtane have
l etui nod to their home on Uicaker
stieet after spendlns seveial months
In the west.
lloni Smith, of Deacon stieet, Is suf
fering fiom a dislocation ot his nnkle,
which he sustained wjille skating Wed
nesday afternoon,
Mrs. S C. Doisey, of Delnvvaie stieet,
Is leeoveilny fiom an uttnek of hi
Sill'pe.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Sallle, mother of Amos O Ml'tcliell,
died at West Duinnscus, Wuvne eountj,
on tho 21st, aged So jeais
The death Is noted In llrooklv n. N .
ot Hiv John Hhcilcltui, a elerBman who
hid for several vents past spent his an
nu tl vacations In Iluwlej.
At South C'tnann, Jan 23, Mis Anna a ,
wife of End C. Nile" ot Wlchlti, Knn ,
died of eousiunptlon nt the ngi of SO e.us
She was tho dunghill of John Lerc h.
Mlehnol Whnleii a itsldcnt of the lowei
poitlou of Luciuc eount Tji ovil foitv
veais, Is dead nt (he nge or 7S lie was
klcntidetl with the coal mining Industij nl
Coleialne.
-"-Heniy
hnleii, ton of Daniel Whalen,
of Tobvhnntm, died Inst Pi Ida in i'oi t
land, Ore., fiom iheimiiitism of the heart
Uhe uiniilns luive been shipped cast and
aie expected to anlviat Tobjhanna Sat
uidn. J W Deckel foi ninn j cms a resident
nf Pit stun tuwnshlti. illed at his home In
Preston Park, Jan JO, of pm umon'a, aged
about 10 j ears. Ho was tux collector cf
Puston at tin time ol his death, and had
held neailj all of the town ollHes
Hrmv Plovd, of Sngni Notch, while
woiking in tho mines on Wodnesdi, suJ
dcnlv diopped deid He was a native ot
Cornwall, England, 57 seals old and i'
gnided as an excellent woikman and citi
zen A wife and live chlldien suivlve
William "I Itapshei died on Jan -7 at
Lchlghton, I'.i . nged 51 vi ns He was
lcc ted to the leglslatute In 1S70, was dis
till t attomej of Caibon lountv In ISSo
and was an aitlve Domoeiat In local poli
ties Ik seived ovei foui eais In the
war of the rebellion
Wllllam the lnrant von of Air and -Mis
"Mlehnol 1 TIghe of HIS Thompson stieet,
died Wcdiicsdi, aged 1 vui, 8 months
nnd ! davs The funeinl will take plnce
rridav iftetnoou at 2 20 o'clock Intn
ment will be made hi 11 do Paik Catholic
eeinetei
Heni T Dolmetsch, a piomlnent vouug
business m.m of Honesd lie, died at the
home of his mothei. In Honesdale, Tues
day evening He was boin In Scianton,
Sept 4, 1S"7, nnd two enls Intel his pat
ents ictuovcd to Honesdale When a
oung man he learned photographing, be
ginning with Chuiles Poedlseh, and was
engigtd in the studio of Joseph Hodle loi
nineteen ellIs in ISO! he established a
studio of his own, which he continued un
til his deith Apill 3, liSS, he mauled
Miss .kssle Hall, a daughter ot the late
Hcnrv Hall She, with one child, M ir
gueiete Constance, nenrl S ve.us old,
suivkeshlm Air Dolmetsch was a mom
bei of the. Episcopal chuich The timet il
se i vices will be held at his mothers home
this (Pi Ida) afternoon at 3 o'clock
M-
Hem Asher, propiletoi of tho Lacki
wuxen House, In that town, foi thlitj
jeais, died Jan 21, of consumption, aged
CS vears oais Mi Ashei was a native
of Westphalia, Gel man, served n the
Crime in w.u, came to Ameilea some time
In the eailv sixties, foi n time was en
gaged In the clothing business In New
York cit and In J&07 puiehased the ho'el
piopeit at Lieknwaxen, which bus since
been Ills residence Thiee chlldien sui
vlve him Mis John C l'lepei, of New
Yoik, one unmauled son and datightci
at home His lennlns weie taken to New
Yoik last Satin da j, ami, In compliance
with a clause' in his will and lequest to
his children, wet e emulated and his ,is1kas
bulled In the Cptess Hills ccmetei be
side his wife
COST OP TIIACK.
In an old pamphlet which was dls
coveied leeentl In the Astoi libini In
New A'oik, aie some Inteiestlng llguies
with lefeience to the e ost of a plee i- of
tiack laid by the Ilaltlmoie and Ohio
In lb ,0 and 1S11. I. L. SUUiv an, ev Ide nt
lv a civil englneei, In a lepoit to It L
Colt, estimates that the tiack laid with
w eiod sleepeis, wood beaieis and plate
i all, exclusive of giomul and giadua
tlon, would cost $1,302 per mile, with
stone blocks, wood benieis and plate
mil, of which the cost of lion was $1,124,
the cost would be $5,115 pel mile, with
gianlte sills In line with plate in.ll, of
which the lion was $J,017, the cost
would be $6,500 per mile, divided us fol
lows. Sills at $11.50 pel 100 $3,tTS0
liar iron 1,300
Ujoken stone 040
A'aiiotis Items SS0
This englneei speculated on two ton
loads and one ton mis, and suld in his
lepoit that tho Balthnoto und Ohio
would be doing a veiy lash tiling If they
went beyond this point
He nlso says "the locomotive engine
now opeiating successfully on the llnl
tlirioie load, made liv Mi. Wlnans to
tun on a filctlon eatrlage, though ot
modeiate powei, has a gteat useful et
fect." Mi. Winans wns appaienlly tlie fit sL
to patent outside Journals und to i educe
the leslstaneo fiom friction fiom 11 J4
to 1 pounds pci ton.
On Jul 4th, 1S2S, Charles Can oil, of
Cniiollton, tho celebiated signer of the
Declaintion of Independeni e, laid the
Hist stone on the Haltlmoie and Ohio
inlliond
iMitice,
Tho following Is a list of display curds
kept In stock at this office and for
tale at ten cents each:
Rooms foi icnt.
For sale.
This property for sale,
ruinlshed rooms. '
Houso foi i out.
House to let. etc.
Want
Suburban News
In General
PUOVlDLNCi;.
Tho North End and St. John's bas
ket bull teams played n elose and ex
citing game Inst evening In Company
II iiimory In the piesence of n fall -Hlsed
ciowd The St. John bos In
dulged in considerable rough pin lug
nnd showed n disposition to bulldoze
the olllclnls. lite lltst half ot the game
ended with thu score standing t to 0 In
favor of the Noith End In the sec
ond half the home team succeeded In
getting in moie of their team work, and
by excellent passing added thiee moie
points to their scene, making the llnal
seoio 4 to 0 Next Tliutsduy evening
the North End tenm w 111 phi the Pitts
ton Kegimentnl team
Toinonow evening the Oioen llidge
Assembly Dancing clnss will meet In
Hinwn's hnll on Eust Mmket stteet.
Miss Annn Mulley, ot Noith Mnln
Xivenue, Is visiting fi lends ut Miook
lyn, N Y
The funeial of John P Coleman, Into
of Piiikiu stieet, took place yesterdny
morning nt 10 o'clock. A huge nuin
bei ol li lends and lelntlves of the de-
ensed nttended the setvieeh in the
Holy iloai ehuich, wheie a high
muss of lcquletn wns celebiated by
Hev AV P O'Donnell, who nlso
pleached nn excellent Founnn fiom the
text "Watch and pinv, ten vo know
not the hour wheieln the Son of Mnn
coinuth " Aftei the oi vices the le
nialns weie taken to the Dunmoro
Catholic cemetery wheie Intel ment
was ninde The pall-beaieis weie Ituli
ei t McOulie, jr, Kobert McGtllte, si ,
Michael McDonnlel, James Lynch,
Thomas Me Clou an and Peter Lynch.
Miss Mollle Hannon, ot Leggett's
stieet, who has been 111 fen the past
few weeks, Is rccoveilng
Wllllnm, the 2-eni-old son of Mich
ael Tlgue, of Thompson street, who
died last AVednesdny, will bo bulled
this afternoon nt 2 10 o'clock Inter
ment will be made In 11 do Paik
Catholic eemetei
Petei Gei i It v, of rulton stieet, and
Patrick Horun, of Stanton stieet, ale
seriously 111
Mis Chat les Hiady, of Kelser ave
nue, Is seilously 111
Miss Mnigaietta Williams, of Will
iams stieet, Is convalescent
A numbei of inembeis of Gailleld
lodge Lonl Knights of Ameilcn, at
tended the coiillunatlon of members of
Emeka lodge, Loal Knights uf Amei
lcn In Olvphnnt Inst evening
T P. Itegan, of West Maiket stieet,
Is homo liom a business tilp to Ulng
hainton, N Y
Meiehnnt A M Atheiton left foi
rioiida. esteidav, whete he Intends
spending a mouth
Mis Benjnniln Day Is, of Noith Main
avenue, Is sulfeilng with a badly In
juied hand
south sidi: m:vs."
In the midst of the snow stotm vts
teieln, a lagninn was slowl making
his way to the eential clt nlong uppei
Plttston avenue, Thu giound was c ov
ei eel with Ice and the steadily falling
snow had lendeied it obscuie On this
dnngetous pnth the hoise slipped and
fell Ueing content with a leclinlng po
tion, the sngnclous animal lefused to
ilsc Aftei nbout a half hom's llub
blng the peddlei, with the assistance
of a few passois-bv, succeeded in once
moie laising his lny filend to its feet
No damage lesulted aside fiom the
bienklng of the huiness
Wednesdn afternoon Tiank Held
Millet, nf living avenue, was painfully
injuied while at woik. He was em
ployed In Hagen's pinning mill, whole
lie accidentally got his hand caught In
a machine, cutting oif two of his llng
eis Di Mnnley attended him.
The funeial of Michael O'Mallev, of
South Washington avenue, who died
at the Moses Tay loi hosnltal e-arly
Wednesday morning will take place
fiom his home Interment will be made
in Hyde Park Catholic cemeteiy
Hugh Moone, the motoimnn who
was Injuied Tuesday moinlng by the
stieet eai ne.ii Moosle, Is slowly Im
piovlng nt the Lnekawannn hospital
Choice cut flow ei s and flower de
signs at Palmer iz McDdnalds, 544
Spruce. '
DUNalOKi:.
IU5PPBLICAN CAND1DATHS.
Hutgess Dan Powell
Tic isiliei Louis Knule
Ta collectot W. I: Con ell
Counellmen C S W'ebei and William
JlcCulloch
School ellrictois Jerry McPeek and
JIoscs K Kellum
Stieet Commlsslonei Oeorge Jnckson.
Audltois llaii Wlnteis and P. M.
Mai shall
Justice of tho I'ence A. A Kiotzei.
A concert wns held In the Piesbto
lian chuich last night in which the best
of local talent took pait. The l ostium
and nudltoiluni weie billllantly decoi
ated undei the suoerv Ision ot rioilst
Clai k w ith a pi of useness of ferns, palms
and potted plants, which piesented u
veiy pleasing and nttiactive appear
ance The follow Ins me those w ho took
pait In the piogiammo Selection foi
theoignn, n V Southworth, pait song,
ehoii lluto solo, Alfied Gable, loclta
tlon, Jllss Edith Hiploy, solo, Mis. Geo
Dull Dlmmlck, ehoius of llttlu maid
ens, Misses Louise Smith, Ruth Hull,
Beth Savage, Jean Vickei, Pessie Jlof
fatt, Maigaiet Hi den and Fiances
lie, tenoi solo, V, Damon, whistling
solo, A J llaibei leading, Miss Ida
Doty song. Misses Helen Fauei, Bes
sie Ileal, Grace Jenkins, Marion Swaitz,
Peail Matkel, Catlieilne Teetti and
Floienco Shepheid, duet, Messis A J
Umbei and V Bow en, pait song, choir
The Young Men's Institute held their
annual social last night In "Washing
ton hall The hall was elaboiately ciec
oiated, falily blading undei the numbet
of eoloied lnnteins, with which, togeth
er with ferns, palms and eveigieens, It
was decoiated. It was the most In 111
lant boclety event of the year and
greatly exceeded tho pievious ones.
Tlie music was furnished by the Luw
ltnce ot chest! a
Tho Women's suild of St. Maik's
chuich oived an oys'tei supper In the
chuich pailois last ni'jht The supper
was well attended anil was u decided
Unanelnl success
Tho many fi lends of Chniles Webber,
of Blakely stieet, will bo pleased to
hear if his linpioved condition
Hairy Tiegeui, of South Blakely
stieet, Is convalescing aftei his lecent
Illness
Hlehatd V "Wintorsteln, of Noith
Blakely stieet, has resumed his employ
ment after nn Illness of two weeks
Miss Jane Hendeison and Mi. Lee
GUI ara being entertained by Hev. and
Mis i: J Haughtou.
Tho executive committee of tho coun
ty legions will meet In Boyle's hall this
evening. Special business nppei tabl
ing to the coming county convention
will be discussed,
J. J. McDonald, of the Dunmoie ho-
tel, U Indisposed
The Progress
Of the World,
It Is Artistically Symbolized In the Interior
of the Remodeled Mouse oJ Representatives.
Peiinsylvniilnns who can, should by
all means examine the decorations on
the interior ot the Pennsylvania house
of lepiosentutlves. Those dieoratlons
mo being loudly ciltlclsed; and It
must bo admitted that they ate In some
Instant es a ti Hie gny for tho quiet tastes
ol the aveiago niral leglslatiue Hut
as specimens of at t they command np
pieclnllon, and icllect ciedltnbly upon
the skill of Leon V Dabo, the attlst
who gnve them blith. Thu following
dcscilptlon Is tnken liom the Plttsbuig
Times: The effect of the Intel lor Is one
of stntedy l Ichncss, ' The toloi scheme
us a whole Is led, gieen nnd gold The
celling Is divided Into oblong panels,
ilehly ornamented with modeled oinu
meiits lu the lenalssaneo stylo. The
walls have been toeied with felt and
thu old wnliisc,oallng of Imitation mai
ble leplaced by a hnndsome paneling of
San Domingo inohogany.
Ovci tho speaUei's chair Is a gioup ot
slaluaiy, with flguies showing Law,
Coinmi'ice and Agilctiltuie, Indicating
tho highest human development This
iila Is can led out thioiighout the mom
In lact, the featuio whle li nttiacts most
notice is a filee of allegen leal flguies
painted upon a gold giound It was nt
lltst pioposed to have Pennsylvania
subjects, but Supeiintendent Delaney
decided, aftei consideration, that capltol
hill was alieuly gifted with much such
mateilal, and that for the hall of tho
house, tlie piogiess of the woilel should
hu symbolized
Tho ftleze Is five foot in height and
extends all amund the loom The piob
lem as n w hole Is, ".under the benellc
enco of good laws, mankind piogiosnes
from bai bulky to tho highest foi in of
civilization, the line aits and sciences.
follow lug " The composition ptoper be
gins at the left of the speaker's dork.
The two boys with fishing Implements
lead the pioeesslon nnil aie Immediate
ly followed by men of aims, a paitlcu
lmly lobust, hnlf-nude man holds In
cheek two lni go-looking dogs. P.ehltid,
auothui llguie, whose ilothing fiom a
moie bhcepskln lias alieady assumed
the cut woin bv eaillei persons, sound"
the battle ci v , the i ejolclng of v lctorlous
aims A youth on one knee Is adjusting
his sandal stinps and Is followed by two
patticuluilv stiatmlng nude men beat
ing in a polo can led en theli shouldeis
a wild fowl, the pi meeds of the chaso
'litis Is followed by some women with
llax thioatl, a paitlculaily fine old man
is weaving a primitive caipet, Illustrat
ing while pilmltlve man hunted toi a
living his women folk nt homo made
such Hide nitieles of attliu as they
need, culminating, as Intelligence glow,
in tho weaving of those wondeiful nigs
of the Oilent, which ate to this clay our
admliatlon
The panel to the light of tho rosttum
lepreuents what may bo teimed tho
dawn of civilisation propoi. Tho pio
cesslon is headed by a Gieek woman
playing the double Hutu. Two men ges
ticulatlng lentesenl commit ce Heie
are Intioduced two stalwait cairleis le-
eelvlng instiuctions tmm a superloi ns
to the destination of a large bundle they
aie ennylng. The aits aie lepresented
by some women One, a sti ung, well
painted 1111110, with uulllted hand, de
clnmlng, represents dramatic ait This
is followed by aichltectuie and paint
ing Tho pioeesslon is brought to u
elose by agilctiltuie. This Is lepiesent
ed by a cait filled with pioduce ill awn
by oxen, showing that man had alieady
made the beast subset vlent to him The
cait is accompanied by faim laboieis
Pacing the lostrum and diieetly over
the entiauce dooi, Is a panel lepusint
Ing Justice, symboll7ed by a stiong
handsome young woman clothul in
white Slio holds in one hand a ball of
ciystnl, symbolical of the pinky nnd
pet faction of justice Her swoid Is
loanlnir ngnlnst her tin one Beside her,
seated on the seml-circulnr stone seat,
aie the flguies of Law and Ilecnid. Two
old men nm standing beside an open
volume in a position of attention mil
study. They nie followed by a senteel
woman teaching her child obedience to
the maternal law.
On the left of this panel Is an nlle
goty of education. The procession Is
facing Justice nnd Is led by a man who,
with a compass in his hand, Is moasui
Ing a globe. A seated womnn is deeply
engiossed In deciphering a scinll. Fol
lowing hei Is nn Egyptian holding aloft
a papyius scioll, lepiesentlve of the
oldest sympathled learning. Two nude
youths and a young woman aie leaning
oyer a stone table with a cunefouu In
scilptlon held by the eential flguie.
Immediately' behind the youth are two
oiienials lepiesentlng Astronomy and
Astrolog, which had Its origin In the
Oilent An Indian ogi, or adeot, Is
nccompanled by a young gill with a
How ei, lemesontlng Botany. This is
followed by a monk with a skull The
monk Is lepiesentlng the nitly Ohils
tlnn.who fosteieel and letalnod what lit
tle learning theie was at that time. The
pi lest Is accompanied by a boy benilng
a portfolio An older boy holds tin1
eniliert known foim of Indian lute The
next llguio Is a beautifully diawn half-
nude young woman, kneeling befoie a
maible bust of Science, and with a
stylus in hei hand she is tiaclng the
woids "Sapient! i," "Phllosophln, ' Bo
tanlao," "Astinnomla," "Aite" Net
is n young womnn leading a nude boy,
who seems to be veiy unwilling to be
led to Science Anothei womnn fol
lows ndvnnced by a gill A blind youth
assisting a decrepit old man lepiesents
the medlcul science A young woman
with a Cloisonne vase completes this
panel
On the other side of Justice Is a lop
losontation of tlie hnivost, and while
Educutlon lepiesents the moial til
umph of man, this Is the mateilal oi
physical vlctoiy over the earth The
opening gioup Is sheep sheaiing Tlie
gathoilng of wool is followed by some
splilted young gltls with lutes and
othei slvnn Instiuments, while othoi
women beni sheaves of giain Auout
the centre of the panel Is a marble cat
vatlde of Coies, goddess of plenty A
nudo woman Is singing n by inn of
pialso In thanksgiving to the dlety of
tho haivest The woman lu blue Is
holding alott a basket of fi ult foi w hit h
tlie young gills aie holding up theli
hands The last llguies, women with
Jugs of wine closo this most Inteiestlng
composition
On the side walls the panels, owing to
the windows, niu smallei Two eight
foot panels aie on the light They iep
lesent Llteiatuie. On the left, Build
ing is displayed. The figure of Lltei
atuie holds a mliroi, repiesontlng the
rellectlon of the mind. The other flg
uies hold lyies, lepresentlng poetiy,
etc The panel following Is cei amies,
the highest development of tho pottei's
art. Textiles lollow with uppiopriate
accessories The next panel Is Sculp
ture, lopiesened by an Alithentau wo
man holding nloft "lleunes" of Piexl
tolo. The panel lepiesentlng Building
Is followed by one lepiesentlng gold
and sliver smithing. A slngulntly beau
tiful maiden, attended by two outhn
In minor, teptesonts the loiiiniitic per
iod. Tho whole cyclus completes one of
the most successful works of ilecmntlve
tut nttemptel In this countiv With th
exception of tho congiesslonnl llbiniy
In Wnshlngton, it is the Inigest com
mission which has bctn execute d foi
any public building.
iio.mi:oiaii: i,i,uiii)K;r.u.
New , ork nutl Isceinsln the Only
Htiites Thut Can t'omiictu with
(iermitii).
It Is one of the rtinngo fncts of com
meiee. sa.s the New Voik Tilbune,
that nemlv all tho llmbuigci cheese
sold In this eounti is made hcae and
not Itnpoited fiom Get many. Wiscon
sin tuuis out a eonsldcinblo quantity
but tho bulk of the finest Hmbuiger
comes from Jelfcison county, on the
shines of tho St Lawienee, and, shipp
ed to New Yoik, Is eaten nb the genu
ine Geiiuuu nttlcle even by seiious
mlndcd Teutons, who aie gouimnnds
v hen It comes to cheese.
Though not a big lndusti, It Is n
piofitable one, and a gooil many funn
els up In that end of the state own halt
a doon, oi oven moie, little llmbuigci
facto! les, each employ inp seveial men
and keeping busy all the yeai lound,
Wisconsin is New Yolk's only compe
titor in tills line, and by a mutual
agieement the ninnufnetuieis have di
vided the coutttiy, tho Wisconsin men
taking nil the Av'est and the New Yoik
eis tho entile Hast In tills wa each
manages to sell at a good profit, Just
low enough to compote with the Gei
inaii cheese coming Into the countr
In the markets of this city New Yoik
llmbuigci sells at an nveiasje pilce of
12 cents a pound. The foielgn mnke-t
cannot be bi ought ovei hcie foi less
than 10 oi 17 cents, und so It follows
that even the cheese of this yailetv
seived In tho foielgn I03tnuianls and
bought in the Geinimi shops comes
from Amoiican cows.
Just win theie me only tv. o legions
In this country where llmbuigei car.
be successfully pioduccd is something
the lnimeis do not know, and no one
has been able to find out. Hxpoilnionts
have boon tiled In othei places, but
they have all lesulted In failure. All
thatjs eel tain is that theie Is some pe
etillaily In the glass of Wisconsin and
Noitliw ostein Nw Yoik that gives
the milk pieeisely the light chenileal
piopoitles foi Hmbuiger. In New Yoik
the light soit of glazing giound doe
not extend much beyond the bounduiles
of Jeffeison county. Exactly the same
cuilous fieak of untitle and vegetation
is to bo noticed in Ohio Theie tlie
fm met s can tutu out Swiss cheese
equal In quality to any that the Con
tinent of Em ope can pioduce. But the
Ohiecows w ill not give llmbuigei milk
any moie than the JelTeisqn county
(N. Y.) cows will give Swiss cheese
milk Each section thus has a com
putable little tinde of Its own anil Is
secuio against competition
The miking of llmbuigei Is a com
plicated niatlei, tho pioccss tnklng six
weeks, t'nlike most cheeses, llmbuig
ei is not piessed, and It Is only heated
up to 90 devices or theieabouts. The
good, old-fusliioiiPd Ameilcan cheese
Is tnnde at a tompeiatuio of neatly 120
People who do not undo stand tho pio
ccss of making llmbuigei, but who
have eaten it, oi ut least been close to
It, may be inteiesud in knowing that
what causes the potent smell is the
v.ney woiking out tlnough the coating
of salt with which each cheese Is thick
ly toveied
SPECIAL PRICE OF $1.00
I OR A bMALl. LOT ONLY AT
CONRAD'S,
305
Lacka. Avenue
POULTRY-
Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens,
Frush Eveiy Day.
Pheasants,
Quail,
Prairie Chickens,
Wild Ducks.
w. ii. pierce, ran i. in
DUPONTS
OHNING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
Manufactured nt the Watmallopen Mills,
Luzeino county, Pa and at Wll
mlngton, Delaware.
HERYBELIN, J p.
General Agent (or tho Wyoming District
lis WYOA1INO AVUNUU, Scranton, Pa.
Third National Bank BullJlne.
AGBNCIUSi
THOB. rORD Plttston, Pa.
JOHN n SMITH & SON, Plymouth. Pa.
B W. MULI-1GAN, Wllkes-Barro, Pa,
Amenta (or tho Kepauuo Clierolcnl Com
lauy'o Ulsh Uxplodlvea.
. vVI'ul'unSE
Z2f TiimMohJ&fA Scaled ljp l N flT Oi IftST
H i n m f v o WpnnTFnTnR
u il I u ii b i i;i y, i iiw m w" aja
"S 1U outniar M (Vi lnopalrot
,9K EAC3VIE1T. S?
MZEM KNITTING MILLS,
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY or? MUSIC,
WHITE'S C01EDY COMPANY
And Grand Orchestra.
livery Attcrnoon at a o'clock. l! cry liven.
U ot 8 o'clock. Matinee Price except Snt
iinluy ioc. to any part ot the home.
Evening P.icas, 10, 20 and 30 Cts
Matlncu Saturday Reserved 5euU 30.
THE
I
a
ROOMS I AND 2, COM'LTH B'L'iTG,
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING AND BLASTING
ER
MADB AT MOOSIC AND HUH
DALE WORKB.
LAPLIN & RAND POWDER CO'B
ORANGE QUN POWDER
I-lectrio Ditterlos, Hlectrlo nxplodorj Tor 01
ploellug blasts, bilfety lust', mid
Repauno Chemical Co,
i; mail
a nxPLosivns,
iiSEvavo
V$ rH RESTORES VITALITY.
ijtrft
fflJMV tJ ST It Made a
istuay.f JJgWell Man
icthl),,y.JM?' ofM(Ji
Trifc QPEAT noth t)ny,
jj?i,2F.EJiro2: 3E?.aui!ia:ariix3"sr
pi oilucra the abavo results lii'SU tin yn. It seta
lowcrfnllyandqulcU). Cures wlioiiallothoulill
yoiuiffmnuwllliogoln tlielr lost maiilioenl, and olil
men will retoitr their youthful vinor by tihinii
K!.Vli). It iiulcklyauelsurclj rcitoreB Nervous
nesa, Lost Vitality, Inipotincj, Mghtly KralBslone,
Lottl'oncr tailing memory, Wiutlue DIneaniB, and
oil cllects of self almso or eicdksnnd lncllncrotlon,
lileliunntHoiiotorRtudy.biiflnoMinrtiiarrlaRu It
.intonl) tnrciihys'jartlnijatthotat ot d.seaio.but
iaameat ncriBlonlo aid blood bullelflr, hrlnn
inif back tho pink glow to pain chocks asd re)
btorina tho flm of jotith. It ward off Insanity
and ConBiunption, Insist on having ltliVIVO.no
other. It ean ho carrlod lu veht tociet, lly mtil,
Wl.oo per Dacliae, or eIx tor 6,5.00, with a poul
tlvo Milt ton (tuurintco to euro or rotund
thotnouey. Ciaular f ree. Address
ROYAL MFDICINE CO . B3 Rlvor St , CHICA0O, 11"
lor aulo b AIAITlIHWb UKOa., UiUf
Cist st-ranton, I'a.
to
2,0009000
Made and Sold in Six Months, ending flarcli 1, 1896,
Total Product of
Ml I o is i; i
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby's Superlative is sold everywhere from th
Pacific Coast to St. Joint's, New Foundland, und in England, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and is recognized as the best flour in tli
world.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
HAVE YOUR HORSE SHOD WITH THJ
Removable, Sel.-Slia.pjnin
Neverslip T03 Cal'tt,
Eiie
GENERAL AGENTS,
And a full line of iron and
steel Blacksmiths' aud Wag
onmakers' supplies.
SCRANTON, PA.
To PuS3lishers
THEDSCKSONMAUFACTURINGCO
GCRANTON AND WILKE8-BAF1RE, PA., Mnufacturora of
Leooiolwes, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office; SCRANTON, PA.
EVERY WOMAN
Bomotlmea noeili a Tollable, monthly, Tczolttlnit meellclne. Onlr liarmltUAai)
the jiutest drugs ehould be used, 11 you waut the beet, get
rQt.
InMlli,. I Y i
SP4WJ
f.ftt
KP1
3sp Peal's
1 Thor am prnrapt, aale gpi certain In result. The cunulno (Dr. real's) oarer dlstp.
1 nolut. Beat nay where, $1.00, Aildieu I'l-iL MLSiciau Co., ClCTelaaei, O.
For snlo by JOHN H. PHELPS,
1 Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa.
THE FROTHINGHflM.
VVngner &. Kcls, Managers,
John I.. Kerr, Acting Manager.
this AprnRNoos and hvkmno and rv.
VMS AI'TKRNOON AND 13VI1NISO THIS
NS !ii:K. The (lreaUnt Popular PrlceJ
Attrnctlun In Uxtatencc,
THE SUMMERS COMEDY CO.
In the (lrunelest Repertoire ot Play evr
rccntcJ uttlie prlcia, which are 10, so anil
.in cents (or the evening performances anil at
the matinee Ioc, to nil parti nl the) home
THE" FROTHINGHflM.
Wnnner.V Itcls, Mntlngcr.
John 1.. Kerr, Actlnz Manager.
ONI3 NICIIIT, TULSDAV, I'UB. a.
Inltliil npponriinco of tho Kmlnont Comedian,
DAN'L SULLY,
in Hit DoMitlmi Pi rv,
O'BRIEN. TOE CONTRACTOR
A Trlbuto to tho Worth an J Dlstnlty of Irish
Cliurui'tei. An Liitliratuiii! ilcarttitury, EUb
ornto Costunuis Cluru'wius bonory, A New
York ltocorel ef IfU Niisliti SUB The Driving
of tho "Golden Spllie." Tho Uroat Unllroad
Ilulldlnir Sceno. 'I ho Dins luitottlio Mountain
Ilavlnet, nnd llimr tho riunoua liockv Qorito
(ju.irtotto. Prlces-sc , 35c, 50c, anil 75c.
you can save noo by buyinq
NEW AND
Lndics and Children's Wear.
Seal anil Phmli Sucqims,
Carpets and 1'cutlict- 15c da
Troin
L POSNER, 21 Lackawanna Ave,
CALL UP 3682i
CO.
OFFICB AND WAREHOUSE,
Ml TO 131 MERIDIAN STREUT.
M. W. COLWNS, Manager.
BARRELS
6TE6I
OEHTEREC
If Your Horso Is Shod with
"NEVERSUPS"
He Positively Cannot Slip
ime-tt
CONNELL
ift SELF ta
Wm SHARPENINO. l.'Si
HElS fl'Stm
f.
THE TRIBUNE is now prepared to fill or
ders for composition on newspapers, books,
pamphlets, or other publications at nioder
ate rates,
Amir. BUSINESS MANAGER.
EPaffistrsBaS PfiBIs
Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Aer.uo and