THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY S. 1S97.
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Notes from
Mr. Joseph Bonnctt, writing In the
Dally Tclcftraph on n recent date, Bdys:
"With roforenco to proposed reforms in
tho musical section of tho eisteddfod, I
luivo received a lottcr from Mr. W. Orlf
Jltli, of WorklnKton, a typlcnl Welsh mu
sician and conductor, who , before ho
migrated to Knglnnd did Important mu
sical work in tho Principality. For yearn
past Mr. Grimth has been tho life and
soul of tho Cumberland musical festival
and eisteddfod, lie, therefore, speaks
With connalsnnco do cause, und theso
uro somo of bin words: 'Moro especially
of late years, I havo observed with dis
satisfaction how tho Welsh choirs havo
become big, and mado up of picked
singers, to engage ono district against
another, chiefly with tho object of win
ning a largo sum of money. This I havo
always condemned, by precept nnd ex
nmple, as a policy that Is degrading,
prostituting tho art for n purposo that
must sooner or later prove a curse, and
bring about ovll results to tho cause of
music In Wales.' " Mr. Bennett thinks
this stato of things should bo amended
without delay. "There Is just now," ho
says, "a remarkable ngreement on tho
question among Welshmen of culture,
nnd I iim not without hopes that very
Valuable reforms will gradually bo
made."
"Westminster" and our special .London
rpprcsentutlvo nro not alone In praising
Mr. William Jones for his speech in
tho Iioiisq on tho l'cnrhyn quarry ques
tion. This is what tho Weekly Sun says:
"Mr. Jones is a born orator. He has a
Bweot voice, a poetic and Imaginative
diction, and a winning manner. Tho face
Is very attractive. Tho eyes aro dark,
wldo open, transparent; the hnlr, long
and dark, as Crushed off tho forehead,
nnd helps to nil to the poetic look, and
altogether tho Impression Is of a poet
with strong fervor, Idealism, and per
haps also the Illusions of a man of Cel
tic nature. From such a speaker ono
might expect either a very fine or n very
rldlculous.oither a very touching or a
very exasperating speech, for tho house
of commons Is not a reverent assembly,
nnd Is especially Intolerant of Honllmon
tnllty or exaggeration, Mr. Jones made
n, speech which was everything that
could bo desired. It struck a noto of fer
vor nnd of spirituality, which was very
risky in the house of commons, but tho
very fine voice, that transparent face,
with tho honest eyes and the rich nnd
musical tone, nnd, above all things, tho
noble language and excellent temper, dls
Urmed all criticism, and from friend and
too there came a chorus of cheers when
ho sat down."
At the Queen's hall, London, on Mon
day evening a party of Welsh musicians,
including Mrs. Mary Davles, Mr. Ellis
Griffith, Mr. John Thomas ("Pencerdd
Gwalla"), and Mr. Philip Lewis (tho
young violinist), gave a concert In aid
of those out of work at Lord Penrhyn's
quarries. Tho best seats were priced at
n guinea, and tho Marquess of Klpon,
the Marchioness of Londonderry, Lady
Dllkc, and many others had worked well
for the cause. One lady, wo understand,
sold 40 worth of tickets, and nnothcr 23
worth. Tho Bothesdn choir sang Rlllo's
"Martyrs of the Arena," and an effec
tive chorus from Mr. David Jenkins' can
tata, "Owen Glondower," In splendid
style, and were enthusiastically encored.
Mr. John Thomas, "the tenor of tho
hills," also made a deep Impression In
his solos. Mr. Labouchere was on Wed
nesday night tho guest of tho junior
members of tho National Liberal club,
nnd Sir F. Lockwood, who was ono of
tho speakers, said If an object lesson
could have been presented to the houso
of commons by the Bethesda quarrymen
Lord Penrhyn's position would have
been moro uwkward than it was at pres
ent: During tho evening tho quarrymen
sang, and tho chairman handed them 3C
13s, collected in the dining room.
Mr. William Jones, M. P., who scored
bo signally in the Penrhyn debate. Is, by
reason of his past history, ono of the
most notublo of tho younger generation
in tho houso of commons. Young a3 ho
looks and ho is really older, for he is 35
his career (says tho Morning Lender) has
been one of unending toll. Ho began life
ns a pupil teacher, and in tho natural
course of things, becamo a schoolmaster
in a Welsh country parish. But this did
not content him. Ho secured what many
country schoolmasters are wont to regard
ns the height of ambition an appoint
ment under tho London board. That,
however, did not bring his develppment
to a close. By Intense application he has
mado himself not merely a lluent conver
sationalist In four languages English,
Welsh, French and German but an ac
complished musician, and an acknowl
edged nuthorlty on all questions of an
cient philosophy and ancient history. Ho
Is no longer a board school nssistant
teacher, he Is n coach at Oxford for
"Honor Greats," though he has never
taken a degrpo himself. Hut with all his
strenuousness and learning ho Is a man
of very winning personality.
An article on "Tho Chance of Roman
Jteliglon in Wales," written by Mr. Ed
ward Foulkes, of Llanberls. In tho cur
rent number of tho national Welsh quar
terly, tho Genlnen, is likely to draw ap
proval or censure as Its object Is rightly
Interpreted or otherwise, but In any caso
it cannot fall to bo read with Interest.
The writer remarks on tho nntl-Cathollo
movement which haB lately been started
with such notlvlty among Welsh Noncon
formists, and ho believes tho alarmist
feeling from which it springs to be
groundless as far as any apparent activ
ity on tho part of Roman Catholics to
attack Welsh Protestantism Is concerned.
He arrives at tho conclusion that tho
.true cause of tho uneasiness lies In ho
consciousness among religious leaders of
a great want of devotional roverenco nnd
beauty In tho Welsh religious service.
With a truo critical Insight, tho writer
touches on tho harmful effects of sec
tarian dissensions, producing, ns they do,
such an amount of jealousy and of vul
gar arrogance. Tho article Is, In fact,
nn eloquent plea for moro of ohasto re
finement and devotion In tho public wor
ship of Wales.
It Is delightful to find that tho fierce
hearted Welshman, the Rev. Gwynoro
Davles, and tho very samo Professor Ma
haffy who has bfen writing about bar
barous Wales aro follow travolers on tho
steam yacht Midnight Sun, which Is on
Its way at present to tho East. In a let
ter which ho has sont to a friend In
Wales, Mr. Davles says hat one after
noon, on tho voyago from Naples to
Athens, ho had a chat with Professor
Mahaffy with regard to tho allegations
ngainst Welshmen in tho Nineteenth
Century. Mr. Davles says that tho Irish
professor has evidently been misled by
tho "eminent Welshmen" whom ho con
suited and hn3 swallowed In perfect con
fidence all that he was told. Ono of tho
charming fairy tales related to tho guile
less professor was that a secret, but
binding, ngreement exists umong Welsh
men to prevent anyone except Welshmen
from obtaining any ofllco or appointment
In tho principality. Mr, Davles Intends
to publish tho substance of the conversa
tion. The Press association Btntes that, un
der the guidance of Mr. William Jones,
M. P., the Penrhhn Quarry choir wore
on Mondny morning conducted over tho
houses of parliament. Shortly nftor
wards 'Xvn Eyton took them over
to Wesi. r( Abbey, where, standing
upon Dr. Li....gstono's tomb they sang
a couple of Welsh hymns. They were
nfturwnrds entertained by Mr. Jones,
Canon Eyton, nnd Mr. Hudson, of tho
Libera! Central offices, to luncheon at
tho Westminster Pulneo hotel. On Sun
day tho Welsh choristers are by Invita
tion to Blng In St, Margaret's church,
YestmInster, when Canon Eyton In
tends to dollvor an address on tho social
aspects of tho Htrlkc.
A vast amount of preparation Is quietly'
going on at Nowport to make tho na
tional eisteddfod this year a success.
Wo had amplo ovldcncc on tho day of
tho proclamation last year that no ex
pense will bo spared in gaining this end.
Naturally, tho promoters have to tinder
tako ilnanclal responsibilities, and nn ap
peal has been Issued, to which It Is to bo
hoped n ready and substantial response
will lie mado by thoso who desire to sco
the Newport "National" faring, nt nny
rate, no Worse than tho events of tho
past. Probability points to a record eis
teddfod In every way, and tho executive
cannot recolvo too much encouragement
In tho form of .subscriptions. cynon
furdd, of Kingston, will bo ono of tho
conductors. It will bo remembered that
Mabon has already ngreed, so that In the
matter of conductors, nt any rate, the
executive Iihs been fortunate. Wo don't
know about that, Mr. Weekly Mall.
The rapidly growing, yet carefully se
lected exhibits nt Cardiff museum have
just been added to by tho acquisition of
two unusually interesting articles, une
Is a small lint elder ensk, shaped ltko a
kettle drum, a type which was common
ly mot with on the borders of Monmouth
shire and Herefordshire. Mr. C. J. Jack
sou says this kind of cask was called a
"costrcl," which Councillor Edward
Thomas promptly explained to tho mem
bers of tho commlttco was good Welsh
lor liquid-holding vessel. The other ad
dition Is a remarkable silver medal struck
to commemorato tho defeat of the
Frenchmen when they landed nt Fish
guard. Mr. Ward, the curator, Is anxi
ous to gain particulars as to any medals
struck to celebrate this Invasion In 1707.
Two nreachcrs were announced for a
couplo of nnnlvorsnry services held by
different denominations, on tho same
Sundny, In a little town In West Gla
morgan, nnd in order not to weaken each
other the two lots combined to have ono
service and two sermons. A certain dea
con Is a great "respondcr," and when the
two preachers ascended tho pulpit tho
deacon quietly asked, "Which Is our
preacher?" A wag pointed to the wrong
man, who preached last, and got all the
responses from tho deacon, while tho
nreacher of his own denomination was
listened to In severe and critical silence.
Tho deacon knows tho Joko now, and Is
sore unto bitterness.
What n difference it would make to tho
narratives In the. Bible If trains nnd
steamers had been Invented Immediately
after tho flood. On Saturday "Morion" re
rcelved nn Arabic newspaper from tho
Rov. John Evans ("Eglwysbaeh") Ponty
pridd. It was posted at Cairo on Jan. 22,
so that It only took eight days to como
from Egypt to Treforest. Four dnys be
foro "Eglwysbaeh" was at Jerusalem, so
that "Eglwysbaeh" covered in four days
a distance which took tho Israelites of
old forty years to accomplish. Inside tho
newspaper wag written In Welsh, "Egl
wysbaeh yn yr Alpht." This Is a hint
for the postoillco olllclnls.
Who would havo thought of looking
Into tho Welsh trlnds for directions on
literary style. Vet Southoy, In giving a
lesson In the knack of authorship to his
brother, Dr. Southey, says: "A Welsh
triad might comprehend all tho rules
of style. Say what you have to say as
perspicuously as possible, as briefly ns
possible, ns rememberably as possibly,
and tnko no other thought nbout It."
Southey, the nutbor of "Madoc," at all
times turned lovingly to Wales, and was
anxious to sottlo down for life In tho
Vale of Neath.
It would bo Interesting to know how
many unmarried lndle3 in England hold
tho high civic post of mayoress. The
Lady Mayoress of Manchester Is Miss
Roberts, the well-known Welsh lady mis
sionary. The lady Is a woman whoso ca
reer has been of greater interest than
that which usually falls to tho lot of
her sex. Sho has a deep Interest In mis
sion work, and was for some time honor
ary missionary In China. She makes no
secret that though happy In her present
position she prefers tho life of a mission
ary. Mr. T. E. Ellis, M. P., the chief Liber
al whip, spent Sunday recently with Mr.
Cecil Rhodes. Mr. E111V acquaintance
with whom dates from the date he went
to tho Cape In search of health. He has
been Mr. Rhodes' guest at tho great
country house which was recently burnt
down, and his recollections of Mr.
Rhodes personal charms nnd kindness
have never been effaced.
Archdeacon Protheroc, whoso name Is
prominently mentioned In connection with
tho vacant seo of St. Davids, Is a son-in-law
of Archdeacon Howell (Llawdden),
who was formerly vicar of St. John's,
Cardiff. When a suffragan bishop was
appointed for St. David's wo under
stand Archdeacon Protheroo's name stood
second on tho list when tho appointment
was made.
Ono of the most affecting features of
Madamo Edith Wyneo's funeral was tho
singing of the Bethesdn Quarrymen's
choir. The choristers sang with beauti
ful effect tho old Welsh hymns, "Uvdd
Myrdd o Ryfeddodau" and "O! Dduw rho
lm' dy hedd," and so tho great cantntrlce
was laid to rest amid the-.-stralns of tho
music of tho land she so ardently loved.
The beautiful missionary hymn, "From
Greenland's Icy Mountains." by Bishop
Hober, was written at Wrexham vicarage
In 1S19. It was especially written for
Whit Sunday, upon which occasion tho
viear, Dr. Shipley, dean of St. Asaph,
was to preach a sermon in nid of tho
propagation of tho gospel In foreign
parts, at Wrexham parish church.
Mr. F. II. Cowen Is composing a vocal
scena to be sung by Mr. Ben Davles at
ono of tho London Philharmonic concerts
next season.
Sir William Hareourt is now drawn by
tho cartoonists ns wearing a Welshman's
hat a playful roferenco to his AVolsh
seat.
MODEL J,OVi:itS, THESE.
Adversity Is Overcome in iUnuly
Fashion by n Swiss Toiler.
From the Sioux City Dispatch.
Gottfried Struch'cn and Ellsa Wlnklo
mann, formerly of Heme, Switzerland,
and now of Clay county, this state, are
Ideal lovers. Neither separation nor
adversity had the power to subdue their
affection for each other and nfter an
engagement of ten years they are about
to be married nt Struehen's homo In
Rlverton township, a shoit distance
from Spencer, la,
It waB in Deoember, 1887, that Struch
on and his sweetheart met and became
engaged. Struchen had neither money
nor prospects, however, and their wed
ding seemed likely to be deferred In
definitely. After two years of waiting
Struchen decided that If ho stayed In
Switzerland he wa likely to remain
single tho rest of his life. Ho had not
even the funds to pay his passage to
America, so he shipped before the mast,
arrived In New York In January, ISS9,
worked his way west to Iowa nnd Anal
ly secured employment as a farm hand
In Clay county.
He was unable to save money fast
enough, however, so ho went to Omaha
and for two years followed the trade of
a wagonmaker. At tho end of that time
he returned to Iowa, bought a farnvand
a few weeks ngo was able to send to
Switzerland for M(bs Winklemann. In
stead of working her passage as Struch
en had done the youns woman came
over In the llrst cabin and traveled In
a Pullman from New York to her west
ern home.
Struehon Is now one of the wealthiest
farmers In Northwestern Iowa, und hla
marriage to Miss Winklemann will bo
celebrated within th'e next few days.
APPLICANTS FOR MCliNSK.
MCENSES.-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIV
on that the following named persons
havo llled their application for licenses
for tho salo of vinous, spirituous, malt or
browed liquors at retail, also wholesale
dealers, brewers, bottlers, distillers, rectl
llers, compounders, storo keepers and
agents dealing In Intoxicating liquors,
either spirituous, vinous or mult, In tho
olllco of tho Clerk of the Court of Quar
ter Sessions or the County of Lnckawati
na, und that tho said applications will bo
heard by the Court aforesaid on Monday,
March 8th, A, D. 1S97.
KETAILKItS.
ARCHHALD BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD.-HOTELS.
Michael Bultus. 0. Main st.
Joseph Rtldelwitz, Rldgo nv.
John Mlglln, Ridge nv,
Christ. 11. Llmle. Main St.
Wm. H. Ball, Main at.
Henry Whltall, Wild Cat Road, res.
Prlceburg, Pa.
Abraham Howells, Ridge av.
Kato Llnde, Prov. Carb. T'plke.
THomus F. Wells, Prov. Carb. T'plke.
Edward Stcckewlcz, Rldgo av.
Androw Dogutls, Ridge nv.
John J. Scnnlon, Main st.
Jacob Wagner, Main st.
H. D. Llnderman, River st.
Bridget Moyles, Main c. Monroe st.
Annie Yatsko, Public road.
RESTAURANTS.
Joo Mlglln, Ridge road.
Martin J. Prlal, Main st.
Solomon Middleman, Main c. Rldgo av.
Samuel Rodwny, Main st.
SECOND WARD.
RESTAURANTS.
George Mnrook, Church st.
Thos. F. O'Horo, Pine c. Salem st.
THIRD WARD-HOTELS.
John Szost, Edgorton st.
Geo. Remenlczki, Main St.
RESTAURANTS.
John M. Bourko, Church c. Bridge st.
BLAKELY BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD.-HOTELS.
M. D. Betts, Main c Cemetory st.
D. W. Williams, Main st.
SECON1.1 WARD. HOTELS.
Charles Allen, New Scott road.
Phillip Rosaer, Scott c. Fourth st.
RESTAURANT.
David E. Jenkins, Scott road.
THIRD WARD HOTEL.
A. M. Clark, Main c. Academy st.
BENTON TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
M. D. Potter, Fleetvllle.
CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP.
HOTELS.
Michael Kelly, Powderly road.
Luke White, Main road.
E. L. Cole, Hubbard T'plke.
John J. Caffrey, Carb. Prov. T'plko
RESTAURANTS.
M. II. Cavanaugh, 151 Gordon av.. res 153
Gordon av.
John J. Hlgglns, Powderly road.
P. J. Toolan. Carbondalo T'plke.
John Polka, Canaan st.
CARBONDALE.
FIRST WARD.-HOTELS.
D. J. Collins. 00 Dundaff St., res. Dor-
ranceton, Pa. j
Wm. D. Howard, 77 Dundaff st.
Caesar Mnzzeo. 92 Dundaff st.
S. II. Williams, N. Main st.
Dennis Flnnlgnn, 3 Fall Brook St.
John G. Lynndy, 7l Dundaff St.
Mary A. Connor, 7S Dundaff st.
RESTAURANTS.
Santo PugUano, OS Dundaff st.
LIttH ft Flannlgan, 53 Salem av.
L. K. Romano, 07 Hospital St.
Patrick Byrne, 51 N. Main St., res. Wash
ington st.
SECOND WARD.-HOTELS.
M. J. Mullaney, 14 N. Main st.
C. A. Hanes, Main c. Sixth St.
John J, Monohan, N. Main c. Park Place.
Edward J. Healey, 41 S. Main St., res.
Dundaff st.
Louis Rohkoo, 39 S. Main st.
Frank P. Brown, 20 Main st.
B. F. Williams, 20 Wall st.
RESTAURANTS.
Robert T. Maxwell, 3S S. Main st.
Campbell & Lindsay, 12 Wall St., res. 23
Salem av.
Jas. F. Boylan, IS Main St., res 31 S.
Main st.
Michael Devine, 43 S. Main, res. River st.
Brennan & McNulty, 44 S. Main St.. res.
Hotel Harrison and Pike St., resp'y.
THIRD WrARD HOTELS.
James B. McTIghe. C8 S. Main st.
M. Joseph Judge, C3 S. Main st.
RESTAURANT.
John M. Clune, 71 S. Main st., res Far
view st.
SIXTH WARD.-HOTEL.
Louis Brunner, 17 Belmont st.
CLIFTON TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
Emma Gersbacher, Gouldsboro road.
DALTON BOROUGH. ,
HOTEL.
A. Z. Charles, Main road.
DICKSON CITY BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD.-HOTELS.
Bryan Fallon, Lincoln c. Hallstead st.
Florinda Callahan, Boulevard road.
P. W. McCnlterty, Main St.
P. II. Onllagher, Main st.
James J. Loftus, Main st., re3 Carbondalo.
Michael Mahon, Boulevard road,
Edward Mullen, Halstead c. Lincoln st.
Jacob Swnrtz, Prov, Carb. T'plke, res.
211 Firth st scranton.
RESTAURANTS.
John Gemlnder, Main st.
Thos, McArthur, Boulevard road.
Ellen Long. Maple c. Halstead st,
Henry B. Jones, Lincoln st,
SECOND WARD.-HOTELS.
M. F. Fadden, Main st.
Frank Iirozdowskl, Lincoln st.
P. J. O'Connor, Lincoln st.
Thos. McGuire, Carb. Prov. T'olke.
John Pressman, Carb. Prov. T'plke.
RESTAURANT.
Edward Burke, Main st.
THIRD WARD-HOTELS.
Jacob Weinberger, Prov. Carb. T'plke.
John Babuszls, Prov. Carb. T'plke.
John Rembeckl, Main st.
Wm. S. Thomas, Main c, Scott Road.
Geo. Sosnowskl, Prov. Carb. T'plke.
Anthony Shalkowski, Main st.
S. K. Koehler, Prov. Carb. T'plke
George Ferlo, Hurrls st,
John Mako, Pnncoast st.
Joseph Karolln, Main st.
John Roth, Lincoln st.
Wm, Trudnowsky, Main st.
Edmund M. Morgan, Lincoln st.
Andrew Gajzlk, Lincoln St.
John Goszka, Main st.
Wm. McLaughlin, Main st.
James Twlss, Main st.
R. M. Owens, Prov. Carb, T'plke.
John Manarkle, Lincoln st.
Wm. F. Erne, .Main c, Scott st,
RESTAURANT.
John Zlelazlenskl, Lincoln st.
DUNMORE BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD-HOTELS.
M. J. & Domlnlck O'Boyle, Blakely St.,
res, Chestnut st.
James H. Kelly, Drinker st.
Wm. J. Roland, 103 Blakely St.
John Powell, 510 Throop av.
Leonardo Mecca, Smith st.
John J. Mullen, 207 Drinker 3t,, res. Web
ster av,
Thos. Dougherty, Drinker st.
John E. Gibbous. Drinker st.
RESTAURANT.
Mary Petzlnger, Jessup av,
SECOND WARD-HOTELS.
M, F. Harrington, Drinker st.
Vlncenzo Mecca & Francesco A. Pace.
Smith st.
Pasco Valentino. Elm st,
Thomas Flynn, Walnut st.
Vlncenzo Morello, Elizabeth st,
Salvatore Valnnzane, Center st,
Thomas Golden, Chestnut st.
Samuel Glencross, Main st.
Domlnlco Vocaro, 411 Smith St.
James Harrington, 113 Chestnut Bt,
Patrick Kane, Main & Drinker st.
P. J. Teevan, 1120 Drinker st,
Vlto Gerunll, Willow st.
P. F, O'Boyle, Chestnut st.
John J. McDonnell, 210 Dilnker'st.
p. F. Murnhv. Chestnut st.
John J. Murphy, Drinker st.
RESTAURANT.
Rlnaldo Lalll, 231 Willow st,
THIRD WARD-HOTELS.
August Kunz, 403-107 Blakely Bt.
Patrick J. Regan, Drinker c, Blakely st
res. Potter st.
Peter Knapp, Main st.
R. P. Krelnberg, Third c. William st,
I'oter Corinl, Third , llutler st.
Wm. Wnlther, Grove st.
Sarah Jordan, Chestnut st.
John J. Brognn, Chestnut st,
John C, Egan, Blakely st.
Ludwlg Bernhart, Chestnut, res. Sixth st.
Phillip Wngncr, Proscott nv.
T. J. McGowan, Chestnut st.
Michael Manlcy, 142 Potter st.
RESTAURANTS.
Anna Burschcl, Blukoty nt.
Henry Klnssncr, Wllllum st.
FOURTH WARD-HOTELS.
Jehn J. Flynn, Drinker st,
L. A, Compton, Nny Aug.
FI FTII WARD-HOTEL.
P, J. Doudlcnn, Antrim c. Donegal st
SIXTH WARD-HOTELS.
Fred Smith, Blakely Bt. . '
Thos. J. Foley, 703 Qtllucy nv.
Thomas Logan, Blakely c. Drinker st.
Cntherlno Runne, Qulncy nv,
Martin J. Judge, Madleon av.
RESTAURANT.
Patrick Mauley, 747 Adams av.
ELM1IURST BOllOUGH.
HOTELS.
Thos. Itolthnm, Main at.
Jacob W. Schlebel, Nay Aug Boulov.irl.
Joseph Ruff, Main st, c. Sterling Road.
FELL TOWNSHIP.
HOTELS.
Matilda Ham, Main Road.
John BogotFky, Belmont Road,
Joseph Shock, Dundaff Road.
Akym Havran, Rlttcnhoiifc Place.
Michael Mnhoaki, Belmont st.
Anthony Galavltz, Belmont St., res. Cnr-
bondale.
Thomas Howrnn, Belmont st.
Anthony Knrtner, Belmont st.
Philip Gogots. Mllrord Turnpike.
Joseph White, Main Road.
Edward J. O'Neill, Main Road.
Geo. McCloskey, Main st.
Mny Fnrrell, Main Road.
John Dunn, Forest City Road.
James If. Corrlgnn, Clifford Koail.
James J. Lavln, Forest City Road,
Max Holler, Wnrren's Tract.
Krlstlna Kenney, Belmont Read.
George A. Ross, Tannery Road.
Adam Solomon, Main Road.
Ann Mullally, .Main st.
John J. Coughlln, Belmont st.
.. C. Bell, Fall Brook Road.
Samuel Updykc. Forest City Road.
Michael luck, Belmont st.
RESTAURANT.
William Murphy, Vandllng.
GLENBURN BOP.OUGH.
HOTEL.
Napoleon Nothacker, Main Ruiut.
GREENFIELD TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
Patrick F. Devine, Clifford Road, res
Carbondalc.
JE1RMYN BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD-HOTELS.
Alfred Butturworth, Main St.
George Colo, Main st.
Snyder &. Edmunds, Main c. Scott Road
RESTAURANTS.
Mark S. Collins, Main st.
Jnmes H. Timlin, Main st.
Michael Moyles, Scott Road.
SECOND WARD.-HOTELS.
Lewis Pizer. Main st.
Andrew J. Gavin, Main st.
John II. Solomon, Main st.
THIRD WARD-HOTELS.
David J. Kennedy, B st,
M. F. McDermott, Depot St.
John Bensky, A st.
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
HOTELS.
A. L. Compton, Drinker.
Wm. II. Bell, Wlmmers.
LACKAWANNA TOWNSHIP.
HOTELS.
Thos. F. Walsh, Main c. Spring St..
Martin McDonough, Main St.
James Butler, Main & Spring St.
James CuITney. Ford st.
Austin Jordan, Main Road.
Ambrose Altemtis, Main st.
E, J. Mclntyie, Main st.
Mary Mullen, Main Road.
P. F. Leonard, Main Road.
Mary A. Langan, Main Road.
Michael Gibbons, Main st.
Patrick Dlskln, Main st. c. Maple st.
M. W. Loftus, Wyoming uv.
M. P. Judge, Main St.
Wm. Loftus, Main st.
Chas. II. Gaul, Archbald Mines.
Louisa Fassold, Main Road.
John J. Coyne, Main Road.
RESTAURANTS.
William L, Jones, Jones st.
Geo. Janes, William c. Keysor sts.
Adam Fassold, Plttston av.
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
P. O. Dixon, Mill- st.
MAYFIELD BOROUGH.
HOTELS.
E. F. Edmunds. Lacka. c. River st.
Simon Federovsky, Hill st., res. Olyphant
Jacko Adamlak, Maple & Hill st3.
Geo. Chlchura, Hill st.
John E. Qulnn, Main st.
Theodore Wnchna, Hill st.
Mary Edmunds, Prov. Carb. T'plke.
RESTAURANTS.
Jeremiah Sullivan, Lacka. av.
Mary A. McLaughlin, Main st.
NEWTON TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
Solomon Van Sickle, Newton Center.
OLD FORGE TOWNSHIP.
HOTELS.
Antonio Costnnza, Main Road.
William bowden, Back Road.
John Hauahnn, Main Road.
Chuence D. Snyder, Main Road.
Wallace Ormston, Main Road.
Peter Tonetti, Ripple it.
Michael F. Clark. Main at.
Jacob Goodman, Maple c. William st.
Isaac Melma. Maple st.
Thomas Stephens, Main c. William st.
John Szarek, Bennett st.
Thos. X. Davis, Back Hoad.
John Sharak, Hickory st.
James Mora, Albion st.
Muthlas Puehala, Hickory st.
Vlncenzo Gabello, Mary c. George st.
Edward J. Fallon, Pino st.
Wasko Gamble, Albion c. Hickory St.
Max Roscnbluth, Maple St.
Jacob Poylawskl, Franklin st.
Ignatz Preltz, Main Road c, Bennett st.,
res. 1315 Stone av., Scranton.
John M. Holland, Main Road.
Stephen Sefehll:, Austin Heights.
Wm. Monroe, Front st.
Joseph Race, Main av.
D. A. Dougherty, MeClure av. c. Main St.
Chailes J. Keogh, Main st.
John Saunders, Alain Read.
Patrick J. Fallon, Grace c. Main st.
Georgo Hous. .Main c. Spring st.
Anthony Cheland, Barbcrtown Road.
Frank Greco, Main st.
Vlncenzo Kota, Main St.
Catherine Burke, Back Road.
Thos. M. Lynch, Main Road.
Joseph Sommers, Hickory St.
Frank C. Wood, Babylon.
D. Armbrust, Austin Heights.
Peter Schmidt, Mn'.n st.
Wesley Johnson, Back Road.
Mary Fallon, Main st.
Arthur L. Hyble, Main st.
Sabbato Chllnnto, Albion st.
John G. Kehr. Sibley c. McCluro av.
Amos M. Robinson, Main Road.
Frank P. Kimble, Sibley Back Road.
Geo. D. Mitchell, Lackawanna.
James Sheridan, Main st.
Daniel T. Cotton, liauylon.
Ellen Kehr, Sibley Back Road.
P. J. Conway, Main Road.
Vltallauo Clmlno, George st.
RESTAURANT3.
Gaetano Astorlno, Sibley Road.
John Basliam, Main st.
Abelle Lio-ttl, Center st.
John Pendell, Groy st.
Wm. Herbert. Maple st.
Mary Hart, Wllllum st.
William Evans, Sussex st,
William Sarpolls. Main st.
Thos. P. Davis, Main st.
Wm. Corbett, Main st.
OLYPHANT BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD-HOTELS.'
Thos. F. Gannon, Sixth & Dunmore- st.
M. B, Walsh, Dunmoro st., res, Tenth st,
Putrlck Cannon, Dunmoro St.
RESTAURANT.
Howard, Dunmoro st.
Edward J
SECOND
WARD-HOTELS.
Joseph Kropllyak, Race c. River st,
Antol Gallnski. Jones c. Willow, st.
Andrew Wltko, Rnee e. River st.
George Adams, Raco st.
Wm, Mahon, Hudson e, Lacka, st,
Richard Moyle3, Lacka, c. Susque. st.
Jas. W. O'Bilen, Lacka. c. River st.
John J. Fadden, Lacka. st.
John McAndrew, Lacka. Bt.
Michael BoEak, 201 Jones st,
James O'Boyle, 211 Laeku, st,
Zophlu Surovltz, Susquehanna st.
Thomas Patten, Jones & Husque. st.
George A. Price, Iaeka. st.
Georgo Chylak, Jones e. River st,
Simon Metrlnko. yiver st.
Geo. Slnlava, 128 River st.
James 11, Feeloy, Delaware e. Jones st.
Hlbboid & Met Isle, Hudson Bt,
Geo. J. Ferguson, I.acku. c. Delawnro st.
RESTAURANTS.
Wm. J. Evans, Lacka. c. Delawaro st.
Julius Egieezlty, Lacka, c. Willow st.
Andrew Holomko, River st
D. W. Puttlgrew, Delaware st.
J, M, Langan, Lacka, st.
THIRD WAUD-HOTELS.
Abraham Bcrger, ausquchanna st,
Mlclmel Tnylauslt.iy. Delaware at.
M, J. Hnllerati, Delaware nt.
Tho. Donnelly, Mooslc st,
Harry PIch, Ferris Bt,
A, F. Gillespie, Dolawaro t,
Jas. T, Martin, Fcrrhi c. Delaware st,
' ' . UESTAURANTS,
John O'Connor, Dunmoro Road.
,Tho3. Stash, Ferry, c. Susque. St.
FOURTH WARD-HOTELS.
John Flesher, Hill k?. Cross St.
.Michael .Sllmnk, 11111 st,
William llogan, Dunmoro Road.
Frank Murus'ii, Now st.
RESTAURANTS.
David J. Davis, Now st.
Thos, Craven, 230 Now st.
RANSOM TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
Freeman B. Sharps, Tunkhnnnock Road,
SCOTT TOWNSHIP.
HOTEL.
John G. Ollcndlke, Montdalo.
SCRANTON.
FIR.ST WARD-HOTELS.
Michael G'.lboy, 100 W. Market St., rc3. 312
W. .Market st.
John Koch, 35 Race st.
Thos. Harrington, 2S25 Marlon st.
Martin Clark, 118 W. Market Bt.
Geo. W. Mabsy, Main c. Market St.
Thos. E. Jonts, Wayne c. William 3t.
John Martin, 2?27 N. Malnnv.
Benj. J. DavlP, L710 N. Main av.
Thomas Slmms, 110 W. Market St.
J. Robert Llnney, 220 W. Market st.
John B. Phelnn, opp. D. & 11. Depot, res.
115 Penn av.
David A. Evans, 2330 N. Main av.
Alice O'Mnlley, 310 W. Market St.
John K. Jones, ISO W. Parker st.
RESTAURANTS.
Jamea Nenry, 212 W. Market st.
Thomas Fltlier, 302 W. Market at., res. 2010
Wayne av.
Thos. II. Dencle, I'nnd c. Depot Et.
John Hoy & Andrew Campbell, c. Spring
& Brick av.
SECOND WARD-HOTELS.
Michael J. Walsh, 1801 Brick av.
John Kelly, 223 W. Market st.
Herman llagen, 1122 Albright uv., res. 827
Cajjouno nv.
Elizabeth Martin, 1330 N. Main av.
Thos. II. Powell, 250 Putnam Bt.
Max G. Garncll. 1314 Providence Road,
Jas. J. Golden, 1S13 Uriel: av.
E. E. Houck, Court St.
Peter Llacwlrz, 1S37 N. Main av.
John T. Kennedy, 1507 N. Main av., res.
Elqhth ward, Scranton.
Mlclmel Gllbrldn. 1810 Brick av.
John Moff.ut, 1721 Brick av., res. 1050
Brick e.v.
Morris V. Monis, 1827 N. Main av.
H. R. Richardson, 1S35 N. Main av.
Henry Chappcll, 113 Wr Market st res.
301 Oak Bt.
Regan .t Flynn, "343 W. Market st.
Albert Buchta, 1201 Lloyd St.
RESTAURANTS.
Michael J. Leonard, 111 W. Market St.,
res. 113 W. Market St.
Edward Lotus, 1131 N. Main av., res. 302
W. Market st.
THIRD WARD-HOTELS.
John T. Cuslck, 707 W. Market st.
Wm. Cuslck, S2I W. Mniket st.
FOURTH WARD-HOTELS.
Jas. S. Gallagher, 1810 Jnckeon St.
Michael J. Fahey, 303 N. Main av.
Thos. P. Jones, 123 N. Main av.
Frederick Wainke, 115 N. Main av.
Anthony McAndrow, 513 N. Main av.
Isaac J. Evans, 501 Bromley av.
Simon Thomas, 400 N. Main av.
K. E. Mabey, 37 Bromley av.
RESTAURANTS.
Wiegant Stern, 1S07 Price st.
Chas. Klmmick, 1121 Swetland st.
Alex. Stevenson, 1421 Lafayette st.
FIFTH WARD HOTELS.
Patrick P. Cannon, 1727 Jackson st.
James S. Dougher, 003 Scranton St.
Ellen J. Colle, 321 S. Main nv.
James T. Kearney, 1023 Jackson st.
Ttios. Larroll, 1021 Laizeine st.
Bernard McDermott, 1930 Jackson st.
Frank Rempe, 1000 Luzerne St.
Almlra Evans, 1010 Washburn st.
Geo. E. Falrchlld, 120 S. Main av.
Wm. Deckelnick, 310 S. Main av.
John H. Jones, 1111 Jackson st.
Albert Hemic, 110 S. Main av.
Patrick Taylor, 1117 Jackson st.
James Doud, 804 Scranton St., res. Four
teenth ward.
B. E. Smith, 1033 Jackson St., res Dalton.
M. J. Gibbons, 2021 Luzerne st.
Patrick Lynn, 2121 Luzerne at.
Charles Flrestlne, 1142 Luzerne st, -
John E. Edwards, 1111 Luzerne St.
RESTAURANTS.
James Jordan, 1811 Luzerne St.
Jacob Henry, 1702 Washburn st.
Mary Jones, 1002 Washburn st.
SIXTH WARD-HOTELS.
John B. Davis, 00 Bellevue st.
P. F. Culpln, 555 Fourth st,
Patrick Golden, Railroad c. Luzerne St.,
res, 502 Luzerno at.
John P. Coar, 121 Broadway, res. 420
Qulncy av.
David P. Davis, S00 S. Main av.
SEVENTH WARD-HOTELS.
John F. Lelblg, 90.1 Capouso av.
James Hartnett, SGI Capouso av.
James J. Paddon, Phelps, c. Wash. av.
Thos. P. Gordon, 102 Carbon St.
Thos. W. Dow, 10 Capouso av.. res. 332
Wash. av.
John It. Kelly, 902 Capouse av.
RESTAURANT.
Dennis J. Roche, 801 Capouse av., rps. SOI
Capouse av.
EIGHTH WARD-HOTELS.
Fred S. Godfrey, Wyoming c. Spruce St.
Jos. A. Cusseae, 103 Lackawanna av.
Louis Lohmann, 323-325 tlpruee St.
C. H. Miller, 217 Penn, res. 321 Adams av.
Edwin J. Hern, 122-121 Franklin av.
John J. Morris, 113 Penn av.
L. P. & Katlierlne S&cldlor, 112 Franklin
nv.
Jacob Such, 417-110 S. Wyoming av.
Peter Itosar, 132-131 Penn av.
John Lohmann, 210 Lacka. av.
G. Theo. Morris, 220 Spruce St.
M. J, Norton, 111 Wyoming nv.
Thomas Connery, 122 S. Wash. nv.
John Carroll, 327 Lacka. av., res. 923
Scranton st.
Roche Fadden, 0 Lacka. av res, do.
und 925 Scranton 3t., resp'y.
P. B. Hlgglns, 420 Lacka. av., res. 10J1
Mulberry St.
Walenty .rywatz, 404 S. Wa3h. av.
P. J. O'Boyle, 30 Lacka. av.
Wm. H. Dv.yer, 310-312 S. Wash. av.
Frank J. Mangan, '302 Lacka. av.
Daniel W. Vaughn, 420 Lacka. av., ros. D30
Willow st
Victor Koch, 200 Lacka., res. Madison av.
John .1. Seott, 220 Lacka. av.
Michael 11. Hughes. 217 Franklin nv.
Michael Bannon, 213 Penn uv., res. 413
1 helps ht.
Albeit Zenke, 213 Penn av.
Thos. J. Lane, 212-311 Spruco 3t., res. 220
LJpruee st.
Grimes ft Flannery, 201-203 Spruco at.
P. II. Golden, 122 Penn av.
P. P. Jordan, 232 Wyoming av.
Wm. T. Jenkins, 103 Lacka. av.
Jenkln Harris, 320 Center st tes. Taylor
Ignatz Ui urn, M)2 a. Wnsn. av,
Wm. Craig, 103 Lacka. av,, re.j. Linden st.
Thos. C. Melvin. 128-120 Penn av.
Hlculns Ai Wall. 100 Penn nv.
)
M. 1'. Flynn, Lacka. e. Franklin av.
A. L. Flauaghan, 220 Wyoming av,
IITirv F. Mnhoney, 232 Lacka. av., res.
12t Linden st.
L. J. Ketrlck, 310 Linden St.
Andrew Campbell, 121 Lacka. nv.
James & Michael MiGovorn, 21S Lack. nv.
John Mujernyik, Hlckoiy c. Wyoming uv.
Wm. II. Thomas, 31 Lacka. av.
W. A. Townsend, ISO Franklin UV.
Frank M. Amsbry. 2iC Penn av.
P. H. Coyne, 'Ml Lacka. uv., res, 502
Adams av.
Ed. J. .Ilfkins, 115 Ponn av,
Finnk Thompson & Co., IS Lacka, uv,
Frederick Duir, 313 Lacka. av.
Patrick H. Durkiti. 211 Lacka. av.
Tho:.. H. Walsh, 311 S. Wash. av.
Chi 1st. Gomel Inger. 225 Penn nv.
John T. Kennedy, 311 B. Wnsh. av.
Wm. McBrlde, 217-219 Wyoming av.
RESTAURANTS.
Peter Zleslnr, 123-127 Franklin nv., res. 233
Ad aim; a v.
Geo. E. BockiiB, 223 N. Washington av,,
res. 430 Clay av.
John W. Barnes, 414 Spruco St., tes. 311
Adams av.
Fleming ft Costollo, 221 Wyoming av., res.
C01 Adams av and 420 Third of,: tesp,
Wm. A. Rutlndge, 328 Lncka. av.
Neary ft Jennings. 103 Wyoming av.
John J. Fahey, 211 Lacka, av,, rts. 715
Jefferson uv.
Harry Scheldel, 310 Spruce st.
NINTH WARD-HOTEL.
p. J, Conway, 703 N. Wash, av.
RESTAURANTS.
John Blatter, C07 Lacka. av., res. 333 Ma-
Conrad Linn, 517 Laeka., res. C21 Birch st,
TENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Edward Hartman, 1029 Frpscott av.
Joseph Huns, Ah c. Cross st.
Frank Moehler, 1319 Ash st.
Bernard Thauor, 2002 Ash st,
John Long, Ash st.
ELEVENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Charles Klrst, Cedar av. c. Elm st.
Josef Euchowskl, 312 E1m st.
August SchlmplT, 502 Cedar nv.
Jntncs F. Best, 211-310 Ccdnr nv.
Mlchaol Natter, 423-123 Alder St.
Thoa. Casey, 1133 Cedar av res. 319 Locuot
M. H. Gallagher, 1102 S. Wash. av.
Frank Mocllor, 1210 B. Wash, av.
K. Stawskl, 1029 Wash. av.
Elizabeth Zlegler, 303 Cedar nv.
restXurants.
Charles Huestcr, 815 Cedar av, ,
Georgo Fiiohs, 412 Cedar av.
Charles Knlstnor, 511-510 Cedar av..
THIRTEENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Wm. II. Horn, 1500 DlcltBon nv.
James J. Kelly,, 1392 N. Wash. av res. 1332
sump st.
George Simpson, 1507 Von Slorch av res,
Sixth ward, Dunmoie.
. FOURTEENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Arthur L, Martin, 012 W. Lackit. nv.
P. J. McLoughlln, Ninth st. c. W. Lacka.
av,, res, 801 Scranton st.
Peter Ros?. 902 W. Lacka. nv.
Marshall & Smith, 000 W. Lncka. nv.
.limes C. Tavlor. 101 N. Ninth nt.
Ellen Jones, 131 N. Muln uv.
A. J. Udor, 210 N. Main uv.
Th03. McCormlck, 401 Chestnut 3t.
John Donohuc, P28 W. Laekn. av,
Geo. Wuench, 1032 W. Lnckn. uv.
P. T. Kllmiiitln, 710 W. Lacka. av.
Philip Srhlioll, 020 W. Lacka. av.
Patrick J. Mangnn, 112 N. Main nv.
Daniel A. O'Connor, 147 Robinson st.
P. J. Olbney, 1018 W. Lacka. av.
George Savlcz, 1021 W. Lacka. av.
,1n. F. Cumiulrigs, 003 W. Lacka. av.
Albro & Henley, 302 N. .Main uv., res. do.
and 13S Fillmore av. re.p.
Frank Stetter, IIS N. Main av.
M. A. Mcllugh, 108 N. Main nv.
Thos. D. Edwards, 130 N. Main nv.
Timothy E. Jones, 411 N. Main nv., res.
First ward.
Thos. Cosgrove. 150 N. Main av.
Chas, & Gustav Wenzel, 712 W, Lacka
av.
FIFTEENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Walter Brownlce, 703 S. Main nv.
John Wagner, Jr., C07 Hampton st, res.
1127 Rock st.
Mary Jones, 510 S. Mnln av.
Ann Stevens, f02 S. Main av.
P. F. McGovern, 1719 Luzerne st.
E. i'K Fltzslmmons, 1002 Hampton st.
Peter M. Davis, Eighth & Eynon sts.
Thos. S. Williams, 001 S. Main av.
RESTAURANT. '
Julius .Klaporski, C02 Eynon st.
SIXTEENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Flora Johnson, 328 Penn nv,
Wolf & Louis Rosenberg, 310 Penn nv.
W. W. Ross, 301 Penn nv., res. 452 N.
Eighth Bt.
T. W. Knowlcs, 447 Penn av.
John Hcnntmuth, 331 Penn av. ,
Joseph Mlllor. 309-311 Ponn av. I
James J. Callahan, 133 Penn av.
T. Hunt Brock, Penn c. Linden st.
Michael J. O'lloro, 411 Penn av.
Samuel Rlngsdorf, 403 Penn av.
RESTAURANTS.
Win. H. Brennan 323 Penn av.
Stephen McKenna, 3-15 Penn av.
SEVENTEENTH WARD-HOTELS.
John J. Shea, 518 Lacka. av.
Frank Bonin, 520 Lacka. av.
Mlchaol O'Hara, 031 Lacka. av. .
RESTAURANT.
Wm. A. Rader, 522 Lacka. av.
EIGHTEENTH WARD-HOTELS.
Jacob Newman, 102 Fifth av.
John Kosty, 401 Emmett st.
Israel Ouslander, 711 Scranton St. ,r'
Thos, O'Boyle, 510 Broadway.
Richard R. Walsh, 019 Scranton st.
Edward Rush, 113 S, Seventh st., ros. 25S
Railroad St.
J. M. Shellleld, 701 Scranton St.
Thos. W. Cawley, 157 S. Seventh st.
John Youhasz, 220 Broadway.
Thos. Gerrlty, 300 Fifth av.
NINETEENTH WARD RESTAURANT.
Adam Mlchalowskl, 1101 Plttston .av.
TWENTIETH WARD-HOTELS.
Alonzo Hubbard, 132S S. Wash. av.
Valentino Ankiowlcz, 1302 Prospect av.
TWENTY-FIRST WARD-HOTEL.
Michael J. Burke, 1O02 ProVldenco Road.
SOUTH AB1NGTON TOWNSHIP.
HOTELS.
Fred Welchcl, jr., Clark's Summit.
Bernard McGreovy, Ablngtcn Turnpike.
John T. Boyce, Chinchilla.
Daniel Mntblas, Abington Turnpike. .
THROOP BOROUGH. "
HOTELS.
John McDonnell, Dunmoro Road.
Joseph Lahoaki, Bclman Bt.
Bridget Burke, Boulevard Road.
John Kalata, Paneoast c. Harriot st.
Max Schwartz, Dunmoro Road.
Joseph Flesher, Dunmoro Road. .
John O'Hara, Dunmore st. ?
Thos. Monahan, Dunmoro st.
Michael Walsh, Dunmoro Road.
Mary J. Rogers, Boulevard Road.
Dominic Corcoran. Dunmore Road.
Stephen Pendall. Rebecca st.
Stephen Atherton, Sanderson St.
Julia Gllligan, Boulevard Road.
James Egan, Boulevnid Road.
Joseph Gerdunls, Boulevard Road.
RESTAURANT.
Peter NlcklK Belmont st. -' f
TAYLOR BOROUGH. $
FIRST WARD-HOTELS.
John E. Davis, Main st.
Nelson Lowry, Muln Road.
James McDonald, Oak v. Main St.
John Clebak, Oak c. Main st.
Michael Hannlck, Main st.
Ferdinand Nemlssangl, Oak st.
RESTAURANTS.
Wm. Morris. Fourth st.
James Powell, Oak c. Main St.
Domlnlck Moran, Main c. Fourth St.
John T. Gibbons, Oak c. Main at.
SECOND WARD-HOTELS.
James F. Davis, Mnln st. res. Grovo st.
Evan L. Davis, Main st. c. Union st.
Cath. Youngbloot, Main st.
James Mapleson, Main st.
Fred W. Martin, Union st.
John Kohler. Main st.
.Hopkin Williams, Main st.
RESTAURANTS.
Jacob Yaksoniak, Union st.
Samuel Evans, Main St.
Lewis M. Reese, Union st.
THIRD WAP.D HOTELS. ,'
John S. Moorr, Mnln st.
Michael McDonnell, Main st.
Henry Nagell, Union st.
John Von Welsonlluh, sr,, Grovo c. Rldgo
John Weber, Main st.
RESTAURANTS.
Shem Parkor. Union st.
Margaret MeKonzle, Union c Wash. st.
FOURTH WARD-RESTAURANT.
John Von Welsonlluh, Jr., Grove c. Rldgo
WAVERLY BOROUGH.
HOTEL.
Cha3. E, Leo, Main c. Academy st.
WINTON BOROUGH.
FIRST WARD-HOTELS.
John Blllen, Hill .st.
John Mermak, Hill st.
Mail: R. Bell, Railroad st.
SECOND WARD-HOTELS.
Pater Maslyar, Third e. Delawaro st.
P. B. Gllmartln, Bridgo c. First st.
John Onofry, Second uv.
Michael Bercsh, Hand c. Third av
Jano IlUlop, Deluwaro st.
Edwurd Monley, Church st.
John R. Nnncanow, Church, St.
M. J. Barrett, Bridgo st.
Mary Curran, Muln st.
P. F. Godfrey, Railroad st,
THIRD WARP-HOTELS. ,
Michael HIznny, Dolph st.
John Mack, Hill e. Clarkson st.
Joseph Konlucsny, Clarkson st,
Edward Costello, Church st.
John Haesko, Po-"ell uv,
Annlo Dano, ClarkBon st.
T. E. Roddlngton, Clarkson c. Church st.
Peter J. Burke, Front st.
Patrick S. Walsh, Church st.
RESTAURANTS
Georse Bozar, Dolph at.
Andiew Semonlk, Main st.
DOTTLEHS.
ARCHBALD BOROUGH. .
THIRD WARD.
Joseph Oray, Main st.
Joseph Farrell, Wayne st., res. Mayfleld.
. BLAKELY.
FIRST WARD.
Anthony Mazalowcky, Chestnut st.
CARBONDALE.
FIRST WARD.
Savrlpo Leopoldo. 10 Fall Brook st,
Anthony Cerra, Panckort st.
Ceortf Brown, 70 Dundaff. st,, rc3. Pock.
THIRD WARD.
Fred. Kledlor, Jr., Mill at., res, Wayne st.
P. H. Murray, S5 fi. Main st
David Lewis, S Pike st., res. 7 Plko St.
Lawren,c(i Cogglns, jjr, River st rea. Fell
SIXTH WARD.
Thos. J, Pender, lt0 Canaan st.
DUNMORE BOROUGH.
SECOND WARD.
James II. Davltt, Spencer t.
FELL TOWNSHIP.
Wm. Henley, Wilson Creek st,, res, Car
bondalo, James A, Henry, Forest City Road,
John J. Burns, Morrison av.
JERMYN BOROUGH,
THIRD WARD.
W. J. McDermott, Depot st.
OLYPHANT BOHOUaiL
SECOND WARD.
John Wltko, Jones st. .
SCRANTON.
SECOND WARD.
Adam Spltzer, 1119 Mcado av.
FIFTH WA.RD. "
Henry Wnlther, 1015 Jackson st.
SEVENTH WARD.
D. K. Strnjgls, 845 Capouso av,
EIGHTH WARD,
Eang & Knpmoycr, 121-123 Penn av.
NINTH WARD.
A. W. Schrader, 720 Adams av.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Peter Kuehnor, 110 Plttston av.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Henry Schubert, 431 S. Ninth 'st,
NINETEENTH WARD.
Peter Schleber, 1101 Meadow av.
WIIOLESALK.
CARBONDALE TOWNSHIP,
B. J. Murphy, Canaan Road,
CARBONDALE.
SECOND "WARD.
J. II. Byrne, 33 S. Mnln st.
THIRD WARD. ,1
John F. McDonald. 52 S. Main st, res. E
Eighth uv.
DICKSON CITY BOROUaH
THIRD WARD.
Charles Corlon, Main st.
FELL TOWNSHIP. ' '
Wm. J. McGranaghan, Vandllng,
MAYFIELD BOROUGH.
David Mendclson, Public Road, i
OLYPHANT BOROUGH, Y
SECOND W1VRD.
Goodman & Weiss, c. JonoB & Delaware
St., res. Dickson City.
Esther Welsbcrger, 209 Lacka, st,, res.
Scranton.
SCRANTON.
FIFTH WARD.
John Loftus, Twenty-socond st., res. 212
Mlillin av.
EIGHTH WARD.
T. Schwartzkopf, 2I3 Penn nv.
A. J. & V. J. Casey, 210 Lacka. av., res.
333 Jefferson nv.
Wm. Kelly, 1G Lacka. av., res. 043 Adams
av.
John C. Welehel, 23! Penn av.
E. J. Walsh, 32 Lacka. av.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
F. G. P.arrlck Glen c. Sanderson st.
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Ttobort C. Wills, 329 Penn av., res. 21
Bank st.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
Benjamin Levy, 403 S. Wash. av.
TWENTIETH WARD.
O'Connor & McDonough, 1429 Plttston av.
TAYLOR BOROUGH.
SECOND WtARD.
Hannlck & Moore, Main st., res. Scranton
and Taylor, respy.
BREWKKS.
CARBONDALE.
THIRD WARD.
Peter Krnntz, Church st.
DICKSON CITY BOROUGH.
THIRD WARD.
Gutknecht & Hufnagel, C. & P. T'plke.
DUNMORE.
SIXTH WARD.
Tho Keystone Brewing Co., Blakely st.
SCRANTON.
ELEVENTH WARD.
Michael Hand, 1210-18 Cedar av.
Tho Casey & Kelly Browing Co., Locust
c. Remington uv.
Mlna Robinson, Alder st res. 52G Cedar
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Tho Lacka, Brewing Co., Poplar c. Mon
sey av.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
E. Robinson's Sons, Seventh st.
J. H. THOMAS,
Clerk of Q. S.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
An established hotel under now management
and thoroughly abreast of tho times. Visitors to .
Mow York will Und tho Everett la tho very heart
of tho Bhopplns district, convenient to places o
amusement and readily acceflslblo from all parts
if tho city. nUHOl'lJAN I'bAN. '
Cor. Sixteenth St and Irving Place,
rvjew york.
lies M n Day oi Upioi
(American or Uuropean Plan.)
GEO. MURRAY, Proprietor.
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Broadway and Eleventh St., New York,
Opp. Grace Church. European Plan.
Rooms $1,00 a Day and Upwards.
In a modot and unobtrusive way there- aru
few hotter conducted hotels in tha motropolbl
than tho St. Denis.
Tho ureat popularity it has Required can
readily ba tracad to its unique location, its
homouko atmosphere, tho peculiar ezcollanos
of its oulsluo and eorvico, and Its very moder
ate prlccB.
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