THE SCRAjSTTON THIBUNE-SATURDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 27. 1S97.
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IPJWlJ1 SomctliltiR IScvv. Pet Cameras
vlnw $5. Other Cameras varying In
prices from $3 to $75. iiij WyoinhiK avenue.
West Side
Department
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.
Our Vocalists Will lie Heard at McKin-
Ie's Inauguration They Leave
Tbis City Tuesday .Morning.
The William Cunnell Antlnacltc Glee
club, bettt'i Known us the l-eiinsjlwi-rila,"
thlity sttuiis, with a liiiinbei ui
their ftloiidn will b to WusliliiBton to
attond thu McKInlej limUBiuutlon eele
buitlon Tlili was, de'clded upon huv
irul days uuo Now evotythliiB l In
renditions A special cat lias been 01
deicd and aitiuiireineiits aie beinK
made for hotel ucroiiiiuodntlcins ut
WashltiKton. Thu tuiln will leave the
Delavvnie und Hudbon station at U-lu
Tuesday monilns and Wednesday
nlirht the glee patty will give a con
ceit at Geotijetovvii unlveislty.
What the paity will do on the dav of
inaUBiuatlun, Thuibduy, lias not elefl
nltely been decided upon, but the inan
aBenunt Is at woik lay-Ins out a plan
While at Washington the dub will be
the guest of Congies-smaii William Con
nell OwliiK to the dlsbundment of the llrst
William Council Glee dub the Anthra
cites hao added the name to their
Did one, maUliiB It the William Connell
Antliiaeite Glee club of Scianton, Pa
Thu ofllceis ute Colonel 13 11 Hippie,
-piusldent Joseph P Phillips, vlce
jnesldent; DIstllet Attoniej John It.
Jones oratoi, William Fowler, eeie
taiy, Counts Detectlp T i: I.eybhon,
llnanclal sectotniv , Joseph D Lloyd,
treasuiei, William nvnns, coniluctoi
Sir i:ans was lcadei of the old An
thiaclte Glee club, which eight yeais
ago attended the inuuguul of Uenja
inin Hanlson The hit that the club
jnade Is best told In the one solid col
umn notice In the Washington Post of
the conceit ghon by the club in Sena
tor Camel oil's honor The lepoit of
the conceit appealed the day aftel the
Inauguration piopei, a time when news
was ostium dlnnilly plentiful
This time the Connellltes will tiy to
maintain theli tecoid At hast a dozen
Blees hae been thoioughly 1 client seil
and the 01 sanitation contains some ex
cellent solo slngeis, A leheatsal was
held last evening and aftel w aid the
dub .seienudedle S V Mathews,
pastor of thu Kcialiton Stieet lluptlst
chinch, at his home on Noith Hyde
PaiK a(iuie. Mr Mrthous exploded
ills ple.isuie amithan'ted the club for
theli visit '
THAT WILL-O'-THE-WISP.
Police SUM Cliusing the linn with (he
.fumes (Sill's Locks,
Anothoi man was anested jestetdav
moinlng on the hall i hopping case and
was hauled befoie Mib James and her
daushtei foi Iilentltiiatliin The- lemlt
vwts the banu as In the othei anpst.
Theie was nothing about the pilsontr
that Mis James, 01 hei d uigliter. lec
ognlzed He was leleasod with the
lapldity that a hot nail leaves a man's
hand
The antst was kept fioni the pi ess,
ns usual, oi to bo nunc collect an effoit
was made to keep It fioni the pi ess
That ilfnit of com so failed In thu case
of Tin Tilbune Chief Holding Is
wealing a won led look In conseiiuenie
of this tenlblu mjsteij.
PARTY LAST NIGHT
A suipilbo paity was last evening
tendued Mi. and Mis G. W. Powell,
I J lliWi M
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;iagps
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New
Pair
JUL. Sls"$o JB. XL
of
Pants
of Snyder avenue, Uellev'ue, In honoi of
Mis' ijdltli Lewis, of Ashley, Light
lefleslimuilts wuio setved at midnight.
The guests spent n vety pleasant even
jng. Those picseut weie Not inn Wil
liams, Mattle Williams, Hllzu Jones,
Lizzie Lewis, Llzs-le JeuUlus, Hniuh
Abiahani, Kate Lllas, Jennie Thomos,
Lizzie L'llas, Chat lotto Davis, Jtaggle
Hauls, Jennie Davis, Annie Huniplnles,
Mis. Davis. Mai la Humphries, Maiv
Ann Thomas, John Jteese James, Will
J Dais, Dald Johnson, David Davis,
Daniel Dnv N, David Jenkins, Gwlllm
Lewis, W. J. Thomas,, William Hums,
T. IjLUIs, nnd llopkln DaIs.
ON MONDAY NIGHT.
St. Loo's Hattallon will hold n social
and enlei .alnmcnt Monday evening In
Meais'hall. The piogiamme Is: Open
ing lemai Us, bj T.J Ollio, oveituie
Mis. Mallott, vocal solo, Miss Hattlu
lliui, duet, Walking sistets, leelta
tioli, Mr J P. Toohfj , oeal solo, Thos
Foul, oul solo. Miss Matgaiet Mui
phy ; ocal "olo, Mr. Michael Dunnlgnn,
recitation, Mls Uessle Hloate; special
ties, P. J. Wnlsli and P Smith; vocal
bolo, Miss Sat nil Duggan, lecitutlon,
Mi. Dempsev, ocal solo, Miss Wat
kins, lec Itatlon, Miss M.ittle Hughes;
duet, Muiphv Uinthtrs, quaitet, Mc
Nultv, H mis, Jones, Atkins, duet,
Missus Mutphv and Duggan, special
ties, O'Mulley und Henley.
iii:AGin: is a-uooming
The meeting of the West Side Hepub
llcan league last night was one of thu
best In many months Piesideiit W. A.
Phillips was In the chuii and Attorney
Chailes 13 Ohei acted as societal.
pio tern. Nine ne. membeis weie ad
mitted and me nanus taken foi con
sult intioil. The new membeis aie.
Piyce Thomas, Ittuiy Deckel, Itobeit
Walkei, 1'iank Mansilcld, Hninson D.
Owen, W. S ricpman, Ilany Ciilltr,'.
Dald J. Jones and P J. Moian The
league anil club will pla anothei gain"
of cinch next AVedncsday night
COAL STRUCK HIS 1ZYU
Lewis Uobeits, Inside foi email at the
Cential mlne.hacl a nuuow escape fioni
losing the Ubeluluess of his light eje
Thin -day. He was itiindltiE in one of
thu chambeis of the mine watching a
mlnei dislodge the side coal with a
pick A small piece of the coal lieu
I loin the pick's point and stiuck Mr.
Kobei tt. in llu ee He has been undei
tieatment bv Di C L Tiey. The eye
will be mat kid but bight has been
piesei ed,
NHWS NOTLS AND PHHSONALS.
A pleasant evening was 'spent and
enjoyed Tliiudaj evening by those
vho assembled and btnpilsed Miss
Sal ah Row en at hei home on Dodge
avenue. Those pic-ent weie. Hdlth
Davit, Ca-jie and Jane Moigan, Ma
mle Luwis, Bessie Lewis, Mattle How en,
Saiah liouen, Hlla Ui owning, Heatilee
Moigan, Maggie How en, Htlle Lewis,
LIU Piy, Maud Joins, Maggie Ti.uk Is,
Hannah Thomas, Ruth Fianeis, Ileslai
Thomas, Ida Williams, Hlla Daggei,
Minnie Davis, Llsrzle How en, Llzie
Daggei, Saiah Ann Davis, Maggie Moi
gan, Gwen Davis, Maggle Thomas.Jolm
Rlchaids, AVIUIe Gillllthb, Hoy Hogeis,
Alleit Hauls, John Williams, Flank
Collins-, Ralph Collins, Hddle Davis,
Mailin HaiU, Aidiie Moses, Fiank
Claike, David Thomas, Tommy Jenklm,
Willie Jones, and Willie Hvans.
II C. Hlninan, of Tenth stieet, is 111.
Mis. Randolph Jones Is visiting in
Atlantic Citv.
Mis Waltei Quick, of Jac kson stieet,
Is visiting ho patents in Susquehanna
IIeni Taj lor, ot Hampton stieet, is
visiting at liiooklju Pa.
Dr. 13 Y. Ilairlson, Dentist, Mear3
Hall. 113 S Main avenue.
Miss Clata Sautideis, of Hampton
stieet, has oiganlzed a glee paity In
Piovldence
The Industilal schuol of the Jackson
Stieet Paptist chinch will hold a bes
slon this alteinoon
13 A. Claike has a foice of men at
woik eiilaiglng tile fiont of his htoie
pt opt tt on South Main avenue The
piepatntlou Is being made toi the Union
Tea i ompaiiy which will occupy the
stoics Piteisiv, Yoik, sUUioneis.hav e
moved lvo doois below
Choice cut flowers and flower de
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 544
Spiuce.
Dew I Williams visited Caibondale
ft lends last i veiling
Miss Anglo Finneitv, of Honesdale,
Is the guest of Mis M. V Wynibs.
Pom, twins, a boy and gltl, to Mr.
These Do?
Hair Hue cassi
mere trousers such
as sell for $3.00 to
$3.50. An effort to
increase business
these dull times' is
the reason we are
selling them today
for
000000
Samter
UK
Will
und Mis Joseph Jo.vce, of Ills Lntig
stalf ftieet
Isaac 'Iai;ue, of West Nleholson, ie
tuined hoine ycsteida ulter a visit to
his hi othei, P V TurUo. the South
Main avenue mulct takei
Sloeuin lodge, No !)7G, Independent
Otdet of Odd Fellows, will hold a smok
n after this evening's) meeting. The
nmendtnunts to the by-laws w 111 come
up for conflldcialloii
John Davis, who undctwent a painful
'ipunUon ut the West Side hospital
Thtiisdtiy, listed easily jchtuiduv and
his (ondltion Is bevond thu diuiget
mat k.
Wo laundiy stiff colhus with soft
button holes. Costal Laundry.
A young bull dog pup was found on
Wednesday and can be found at 12S
Not th Main avenue
The Welsh Philosophical societv will
meet this opening. An inteiestlng pio
gi amine has been ptepaitd.
The Gltl Industiial school of St.
David's chinch will meet this oftei
uoou. The latest and best styles. Roberts,
120 Noith Maine.
est Side liiisiiicss litcctor .
HAItni33T .1 DAVIS, TLORIST. Cut
tloweis and funeial designs a speclalt ,
101 South Main avenue, two doois fiom
Jaeksuu street
MORGAN'S PHARMACY, 101 N MAIN
avenue Physicians' piescilutlons caic
fully piepuied fioni vvuiiantid pine
drugs and chemicals A tine assortment
or tiusses, tine statloneo blank books,
varnish stains, niKed paints or faur
vvoilt, ai tints' nuiteilnls window glass,
wall jmpei nml plctuie moulding. Clerk
at stare all liouis if night
S13COND HAND rilRNITURI3-Cash for
anything you have to sell ruinlture,
Stoves, Tools, etc Call and see the
s.tock of J. C. King, 7il to 709 West Lack
awanna avenue.
REMONSTRANCE IS FILED,
Vesl side People Object ton License
lluing Ciniiti'il to Deckcliiic'..
Two yeais ago William Deckelnick
was gi anted a license foi a hotel at
South Main avenue and Luzeine
stieet in the Fifth wind, and one j ear
ago the cotut i of used to lenew It be
cause, ns was alleged, he had not con
ducted the place so us to cunipl with
the (ondltlons of the law. This vear
Deckelnick has again applied for a li
cense, and the membeis of the congie
gation of St John's Geiman Catholic
chinch have Hied a numeiouslv signed
lemotistiance asking that the license
be lefused fot the following reasons
It Is unnecessaiv, it is onlv seve"tv
feet fiom St John's chinch and would
be n nuisance to the congiegatlon who
gathet to w 01 ship In the chinch: it Is
neai a school with 12." pupils of both
pxes to whom the eamulo of the sa
loon would be pernicious, the building
is within 100 feet ftom the convent and
gniden wheie the lsteis eeiclse and
the saloon would annoy them and af
fect thelt happiness
OBITUARY.
John A Kiause, will known ltom his
man: Mais' connection with Huekus' hll
Haid pailois, died suddenly cstndi or.
a Jeisp) Cential tialn neai Gkn Onoko
He lift lute last Mondaj In company
with his hi othei, Henij Kiauae, with the
Intention of spending the winter In Ash
in Hie, X C, but the physicians under
whoso treatment he was pined advised
his hi othei to tike him home, and with
all dispute h, is hi could not ri covet, und
posslhlv would not live nian da s He
w anted to come home that he might die
among his folks, and s-o the letuin joiu
nev was undei taken at once 'the stialn,
howevei, was too gnat foi his. eliteebltd
si stem, and whin within a few bonis of
his homo he bie.ithed his last lleilh oc -uiiitd
at It til p m, Just as the tiulii
passed (Hi n Onnko, In Ciiibon countv It
came suiblenlj while ho wus sitting lu the
peat with his lu othei The company of
ficials, employes and passciigus did ev
iithing to ease the beieavcd hiotlui's
bin dc u, and he was made to feel that It
wu not among stiiiir.;uis that the s id
utile tlon came upon him When the tialn
iiiiivid In this eilv at S o'elock the iu
muhis i je placed on a stretcliei and con
vey eel to the late home of the deceased,
No 741 .Monioe avenue, wheie they weie
piopaied loi buikil The deceustd via&
J3 yeais of agi und mail led, and Is sui
vlved b his wife. He worked at Huek
us' bllllmd pulois foi ne.ul si veil eai
anil wus veiy well liked b the pations of
the place, because of his iiulct, unassum
ing and gentlonianly detneatioi.
John S Davis, nn old and highly le
ssened li'sldent ot Moosle, il I eel ut the
home of his daughtci, Mis Manuel, of
Mlllei's Giove, Wednesday morning. He
was playing In the kitchen with his two
Riundi hllilien, appuiently us well us he
mis been foi some time, eonsldeilng his
usual ill-hialth tol s-ome time past, when
his daiightii, Mis Manuel, noticed him
bit eleet on his chilli, when his head Mil
biek and he gasped foi bieath twice, but
death came at onie Ills suddin vet not
unexpected death deiplv saddened the
laige iiumbii ot his fi lends and uieiuuliu
aines, many of whom he hud leslded
among toi the past twmty -seven yeais
lie c ime to this lountiy In li'J He is a
nulhe of Hiynmuwi, Wales Since his
abode In Moo&le he has won foi himself
the icspcct and esteem of a huge ilicle
of fi tends He leives a lutgu family, all
ot whom aie mown up He was a mem
bei of the Welsh Independent chinch, of
Coniiellton, which will miss his piompt
attendance at the set vices Deceusid wub
upwuicl of 70 yeais of af,e The funeiul
was held yesteiday afteinoon
Abialum J Jones, aged IJ yeais, died
yistndiy tuoinliig at t. o'clock In his
home. No A Company stuet, Hilsbln His
deuth was the it suit of an attack ol the
Blip and hi at l disease He Is wiuvived by
u wife and a son and a ilauglitet. Tlu
i funeial will be held Sunelay utteinoon ot
.' ,o oclocK Horn tne late usiiienee ttev
.Mi Pi lee, of the Puik Place Mithodlst
i bin eh, will pei foi m the ceiemonv and
Intel nient will be made In the Wushbuin
Sunt eemeteiy.
The Haleton Sentinel announces the
death of Mis Wellington Kashnei, half
slstei ot Senatoi Kline, who died nt her
home, In Illoomsbuig, on Wednesday
morning, aftei a pi on acted Illness, due
to .lhsi ess In thee limits ciQldlu nut of
a complication allying from the Ube of
gas in having teeth Heated some time
sines
HJwaid O'Connell, who was taken to
the Lackawanna hospital Monday sulfei
Ing f lorn appendicitis, died In that Insti
tution last evening. When takt n to the
hospital he wus In an almost hopeless con
dltion and as a last resoit the physicians
peifoimed an opeiatlon on him, which
was of no avail. The deceased leslded at
CO?"- Swetland stieet, and Is survived by
u v ife.
Leo, the 2-yeai-old son of Mt. and Mrs
John S. Km Ice, died at the home of his
patents, 127 South Seventh stieet, Filduy
morning fiom dlphtlula The funeial will
tako place this afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
terment In Hyde Poik Catholic eemeteiy
Lottie, the youngest elaughter of Mi.
and Mrs William liiiuki, of 130 Blioh
stieet, died Thuisday evening, Tins funei
al will take place at .1 o'clock this uftei
noon Intel ment will be iiiado in the
I'lttston Avenuo cemetery.
Miss Annie Pi Ice, age 27, died Thutsday
at hei home, on Keysei avenue The fu
neial will bo tomouow afternoon at 2
o'clock,
To Cuin n Cold in One Dai.
Tako laxative J3romo Qulnlno Tablets.
All druggists refund the money It It
fuels to cure. 25 cents.
Suburban News
In General
PKOVIDKNCi:.
Mrs. Susie Hughes, of North Slain ave
nue, eiitei tallied n large number of her
fi lends ut, net home on Thuisday evening
In an enjoyable manner. It being her
twi nly-lirth blithday. Those pieent
weie. Mi. and Mis. J. J. Hughes, Mr.
and Mrs. Rllira Young, Mi and Mis.
lteeso anil Misses Chat lotto Jones, 15cslo
Coughlln, Sat ah Decs Tjdvl Reese, Anna
Reese, Anna Hughes, Messis. Joseph
Rej nobis, Joseph Hoes, James Homes,
M Powell, J W. Reese, J. Stone and L.
T. Hughes
The Ladles Home Missionary soeletj of
the Piovldence Piesbj terlun church Is
making elaboiate in rangeinents foi an cn
tei tiilmneiit tn be lu Id In the neai futuie.
A laige number of the members and
frli nds of the Hnwoith league of the
Piovlileuce Methodist Kplscopul church
attetidul the clt union meeting held at
tin I31m P.uk chin eh last night
MI'S Helen Dew in. of I'lttston, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Ostuhout for the
pibt wiek has letuined home
Heiuj Hawkej, of Chinch avenue, who
has been colilllud to bib home foi thu
past week, is able to be around again
GK1XN KIDGi:.
Last ivnilng the Haptlst Young Peo
ple's union of the liuptlst chinch held a
"poveity"' social at the home of the pus
toi, Rev J Fold, which was laigely
attended A shoit piogiamme was mii
deied, lcfieshments weie solved and a
delightful time was enjoyed.
Miss Stella Wtdenian has accepted a
position as bookkeeper In Hoinbakei tc
Co'sgioceiy stoic, on Dickson avenue.
A nninbei of Hpwoith Ltagueis Horn
Oieen Ridge attended the social In I31m
Paik chiiieh last night.
Mis Adam Ycigei, of Moscow, Is the
guest of hei slstei, Mis S 13 Hiudlck.
Mis. W. 1! Hunnell, of Penn avenue, Is
entertaining Mis p Y.n lies, of Clifford.
Miss Claire HlNs, of Sandeison avenue,
Is visiting lelatives at Wuveily.
south sim:.
T. R Callery and son, who have been
the guest of Ml and Mrs. R. J Calleiy
at thelt home, on liliney avenue, foi the
past few days, leturiieel to thcr home,
In Nantlcoke, yesteiday afternoon
Gabilel Wlnton, of South Washington
avenue, left yesteiday foi Chicago
The Welcome Social club held an etitei
tnlnment and ball in Calleiy 's hall last
night.
Miss May Tlghe, of I'lttston, Is visiting
South Side fi lends
Miss Annie1 McTlghe is confined to her
home.on Chony stieet, by Illness
The Scianton Athletics will hold their
annual masqueiaile ball In Schlmptf s
hall Monday night
Choice cut lloweis and (lower designs
at Palme l & McDonald's, 514 Spiuee.
Robeit Birton Is In Philadelphia.
James "Murphv, of Jermyn, Is vlsltinj
friends on living uvenue
Chailes R Rose visited his bister, In
Faetoiy vllle, yesteiday afternoon.
We laundiv stltt eoll.ns with soft button
holes. Ciy stal Laundry
DUNiMOlti:
The social glvin Thuisday night by
the Ladles' Aid society of the Presby
teilan chinch was both llnaneially and
socially a decided success The social
was held at the home of the pastoi, Rev
W, F Gibbons, of 131m street, who had
kindly given the use of the manse, foi
that puipose The house thioughout was
dec oi sited with a pioftiscuess of cai na
tions and the spacious looms piosontod a
scene of lesploiidcnt be.iutv. Much fun
and mc 1 1 line lit was caused thioughout
the evening by the guisslng contest A
numbci of plctuies of piouilncut people
weie hung on the walls of the suveial
looms, and handsome pilzes weie uwaid
ed to the contestants who guessed the
most names on the plctuies In uddltlon
to this an excellent piogiamme was icn
deieel In which tho best ot local tale lit
pattle Ipited Light Tefre shments were
seiied dining the evening by members of
the society
Miss Ida lii owning, of Hiook stieet has
letiiuuil fiom a visit with filends In
W'lkes-liaiie.
.iadlev Woodhull Is conduce! to his
home, on Adams avenue!, with a .seven
utluek of ll gilppe.
John Reed, of Ilutlei stieet, has re
tuincd fiom a business trip tluough the
state of ci'ilo
Miss I.UIe Riadv. of Dilnkei stieet,
has letuined fioni Wllkes-liarre, where,
fot thu past few days, she has been the
guest ot lelatives,
William Longmlie, who has been thu
guest of John Tudge, of Apple stteet, foi
the pust few days, has iituined to his
home, In Oly pliant.
Miss Annie Gllligan, of Drlnkei stteet,
and Miss Finny Mellale, of I3lm stieet,
spent yesteiday vv ltti friends In Caibon
dale 13rnest Finch, of Cherry stieet, has ru
tin ned fiom u visit with friends In Wayne
county
Mis Willi tin Webbei, of Dilnkei stteet.
Is c onvulcsclng uftet hei teeeut beveru
Illness
William Musgiave, of Mill street, In
tends to liave lu a fuvv clays foi Coloiado,
wheie ho will make his futuie home
-Miss Agatha Ci Me, of Uutlei stieot,
has letuined ftom a visit with filends lu
Caibondale.
Mr anil Mib. Ilcniy Rutgeman, of Oly
plnut, spent yesteiday with Dunmoio
fi lends
Miss Huttle Ketcham, of Dalton, has
leturncd homo aftei a shoit visit with
Mi. and Mrs. G J I. Ulaek, of Rlgg's
stteet,
John Mulhcain, of Clay avenue, has io.
sinned voik aftei his leeent Illness
The sei vices toi tomouow In the Dun
more Piesby teilan c hill eh will be us fol
lows Sen Ices, 10 30 a. in. and 7 30 p in ;
subjects, moinlng, "The Neee-sltj of Con
fessing Chi 1st," evening, "The Gospel of
Good Chcei " All are v.eleome. Rev.
F Gibbons, pastoi.
Schools will be opened Monday moinlng
to chlldien who have aiilved at the age
of li yeais dining the past w Intel Pin
cuts aie uigeel to send their chlldien euily
In the week 111 ordei to entet new classes,
w hie h w 111 be foimed
The teachet's local Institute will be held
In No. 1 building this moinlng at 9 o'clock
The Women's Clulstlun Tempeiance
union held theli legulai weekly meeting
in the Methodist T3)lscopal chilli h yes
teiday afteinoon This society has giowu
woudri fully since Its oiganlzatlon ami
now numbers oci thirty membeis
Mis John Hlshop, of Hemlock Hollow,
Is seriously ill nt the homo of hei daugh
tei, Mis. David Hess, of Clay avenue.
Mis. Janus Ueattle will open the store
on Ulakely stteet foimerly occupied by
Fiank Ilotei, Monday moinlng, with a
ciolce line of piovlslons and confection
eiv
No. 1 Glgy and N'o 5 mines will resume
woik Monday moinlng
Patllek Flannelly, of Totter street, has
lccoveied fiom his leeent illness
allNOOKA.
Jtlss Mary Fanning, of Plymouth, who
has been visiting filends heie the past
few days, i etui ned home yesteiday.
The St. Joseph's society will hold their
tegular meeting Sunday afternoon at their
hall, cm Muln stieet
13 11. Campbell nnd James Jeffeis nto
muklng airangements foi u tilp to Wash
ington to witness the Inauguiatlon.
The Welcome Social dub conducted an
tnteitnlnmeut at Callery 's Aicade lai.t
evening
PRIZES rOR THE KNIGHTS.
Arrnngid for ut u .lleutiuu' of thu
(iuiiural Comniittui!.
At the meeting of the ueneral com
uiittee to aiiunge for the Knights cvX
Pj thins convention which will be held
In this city next August, the following
pilzes for the unlfoiin tanks that will
paitlclpate In the paiadi weie IKejd:
Flist pi be, $300 for best dillled divi
sion, second pi be, Jir.ti fot cilltleniy In
di 111, thlid pi Ire, t for elllcloncy In
ill 111, font Hi pilze, $100 for division hav
ing the hug est number of men lu line;
fifth ptlzc, $50 for division milking best
equipped appeainnce, sKth ptle, $100
for division ttav cling the longest dis
tance by most dlicct toutc, hevciith
pile, i' for division making second
best niiptuiniicu on piuadc, eighth
pil.e, $25 for division having best com
missioned olllceis; ninth pilze, $25 for
Sir Knights Jewel to the captain of lltst
division, $150 for best dtllled und best
equipped division outside the Htate ot
Pennsylvania, paitlclputlng In the pni
ade; $60 lu gold by Ginnd Chancdloi
II. X. Dtinnell to the lodge having the
best appiauince in line.
No Lit 111 pilyes unless tluee divisions
shall conipete Judges to bo two olll
eeis of the Thli ticnth and Ninth lel
inenls, National Guai ds of Pcntisv lva
iila. The committee, D D Hvnus, C
W. DuWlght und Mai tin Jojce, litis se
emed Lam el Hill paik foi uncainpnient
ptii poses
JUA1P HAD FATAL RESULTS,
Cntised Patrick Hi ion's Denlh in (he
ill uses i'nvlor Hospital.
Fipm thu effects of lujuiles bilstnlned
by jumping fiom a tiestle nt thu West
Ridge brealtet, Piovideniu. Pntilck Uy
lon died Thuisday afternoon at the
.Moses Tayloi hospital. His death Is
believed to have been due- to shock
lather than to the injutlos He was
G'J ycatti ot age und had not been in
goud health foi home time
Hyion leslded at 112S Mead avenue
and Is sin vivid by a wife. His fu
neral will take place Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock und Intel ment vv ill be made
In Hvdu Park Catholic comoteiy The
Diamond Accidental fund w ill attend
the funeral.
EISTEDDFOD
lolic He-Id at
THE FR0THINGHRM,
SCRANTON, PA..
TUESDAY, MAY 1!, 1S1I7,
Under the Auspices of the
No 1 Chorus, "Tevrnascedd Y Ddae
at," lu Welsh oi Hngllsh, 75 to ltw voices,
(J. A Lloyd), lb st pilze, $J0O, second
pilze, $75: to each unsueee ssful leaelei, J10
No J Male choius, "The Iilgtlms' Cha
ins, " 35 to -15 voices, (Di. Joseph Pam),
$100
No 3 Chinch choli, 'The Loid's Piav
l." 25 to J5 voices, (D Profile! oe), $-ji)
(Note Foi chinch cholis only und e ich
choli that enteis in this contest must
enter ns the lepresentutlve of a ihuich)
No I Child! en's choIO"As You Co"
$13 (Wolds hy Giant C Tulle r, music by
1 II. Meiedlth. I.eidei and membeis of
choli not to be ovei 1ii yeais of age Ten
adult tcnois and baios allowed I3aih
c holi to slug time htanas, choius to be
sung by the chlldien only 13ae h leader
to lectlve il 00) Pilze donated by Claike
litos
No 5 Quai tette, niKed voices, "Tdl
Me Thou 1'ietty Ree " (D Piotheioe), $1J
Donated by C 13 Piyor
No 0 Sopiuno solo, "Out of the Deep,"
key of D-llat, (T J Davles, Hist pi he, V,
second pilze, $3 Donated by Mouls
Thomas
No 7 oCntialto solo, "Incense of the
Moining," (O. L Caitel), lilst inUe, $i..
second prize, $3 Donated by lloyle i.
Mueklow,
No 8 Tenor solo, "Dieum Thee of a
Day," (W T Millet), tlibt pilc, $ij; sec
ond ptUe S3 Don ited bv the Samtus
No 9 Railtone solo, "The Raft," key
of 13 Mlnoi (linsutl). Hist pil?e, $, see -
ond pile, J3 Donated by Wade M Finn
No 10 Piano solo. 'Pastoral No 1 In 11
Mlnoi," contestants not to be ovei 17
ye his of age, (Tauslz Von Scailottl), Hist
pilze Jil. second pilze, $3 Donated by
Colonel Rlople
No 11 Duet, "Loie," (Amoi ), opiano
and baiitone. (linsutl), $s Donated by
Collins X Huckutt
N'o 12 Duet, "Harp of the Winds,"
tenor and contiulto, (Fran? Abt), tS Do
nated by Flank If demons
No 1J Recltution, females, 'The Palnt
e'l of Seville " f I oin Shoeiuukc i's best be
lt ctions, No. ' (Susan Wilson), $5 Donat
ed by II U T. loi
No li Kescltatloii, males, "Liberty
and Union ' fiom Shoemuku'b best belie -tlons,
No " obslei), $5 Donated by
Jamts iM Po ...
No 15 Dtigllsh M3cm, "Robeit Mori Is,"
$1U Donate el by Joseph D. Lloy d
No 10 13nglyu, "Coleunl Gogleddol,"
$3 Donated by D Phillip Williams
No 17 Male gnat tette, sight leading,
$5 Donattd bv John J Davbs
. ,, Stik ',$D , h il tin hut th matm
No IS Solo "lluglllcii Gwenlth Ciwyn "
$" (I3.ieh slngei to sing two sthn? is
Fiom llilnlev Rlchaids' Song of Wales
For males not undei 50 ye us of nge no
acionipunlst, ami each singer to silent
his own pitch ) Donuted by W R L?W!S
No l'l Inipioniptii speech in Hngllsh
$" (Sublect to be c online d to ome Inci
dent In I'lilted States Hlstoiy. to he s
lec ted hy donoi ) Donated by 13 13 Roba
thuu. No, 20 Woids foi a Welsh National
Hy inn for Wales, (not to eecod sK stan
zas), $10 Donated bv John II Williams
No 21 Oration, "Thomas Jeffei son," $",
(Not to exceed ten minutes In length
Conlliied to pupils of the high sdiools of
Lackawanna and Lutrne eountlis )
No 22 13suv ' Intel national Aiblti.i
tlon," (in Flight!), not to exceed 2,01 )
wotds), $25 Donated bv the Scianton
Times
No 21 Poem, "Gwylvm Gwent," e in
Hngllsh, not to ecepd -IS Hues), $-'5 Do
nuted bv the Scianton Tiuth
No 21 Shoit stoiv. $25 (III I3!glsh, be
tween 5,01)1) woiels Must be cnlhlnal an'
juefeiablv lo ul In coloi must be tj pe
nt ll ton Right to ccpy light to lest with
The Tilbune Right to pilut the tlno
best stoiles lesetved) Donatid by the
Scianton Tilbune
CONDI I ION?.
No pi lye awarded without sulllele-it
mt lit
Numbeis 1. 2. 3 I, 5, C. 7 S, 9, 11 and 12
must be sung with piano accompaniment
The Committee reseives the light to
hold pitllinlnaiy competitions foi Num
beis ij, 7, 8, 0. 10, 11. 12, 13 H, IS and 21
The sueitbbful compositions foi Nu-n-beis
15, 10. 20 22, 21 and 21 to be the pio
pei ty of the Committee
The compositions Numbers 15 20 and 21
must be In the hands of the Adjudicator,
on or before the 1st day of May, 1S97
The comporltlons Numbeis 22 and 21
must be In the hands of the Adjudlctuois
on or befoie the. 15th day of Apt II, li97
Tho compositions Nuinbeis 15, 10, 2J, 22
23 und 21 to be signed with a uou de pltinid
and sent to the Adjudlcatoi, the n il
mime of the Authoi with nom de plume
In sealed envelope to be sent to the Sec
retary ' Names of all contestants to be In tho
hands of Societal) by May 1st, 1697.
Adjudlcatoi on Numbeis u and 23, T
Q Osboiuo, Moosle, Pa
Adjudlcatoi on Numbeis 10 and 20, Rev
De Pugh Oiltllths No 21, liioome stieet,
lilnghumton N Y
Adjudlcatoi s on Numbei 22. Alfred
Twining und John Com lei Morris, cute
of The Times, Scianton, Pa
Adjudlcatoi on No 21, Llvv S. Rlehurd,
caie The Tilbune, Scianton, Pa
Aeljudleators on othei competitions an
nounced later.
PouIph of above iiiufIc can be obtained
at Powell's Music Stole, Hoiaiiton. Pa
WILLIAM It L13W1S, Chairman
13 13. RORATHAN,
13. D JON13S.
HOW13LL HARRIS.
JOHN H PHILLIPS.
D. PHILIP WILLIAMS,
R0013R I3VANS.
JOHN J DAVIDS, Tteasurer,
DAVID J. DAVIS, Seeietaiy.
Address all communications to tho Sec
retin y, DAVID J, DAVIS.
.Municipal Building, Scruutoo, Pa,
11STI
JUS W W li
TOTE
It Is a well-known fact that the use ot
HOMOI30UATHIC MI'DlCINllS so pie
oecuplcs thu Hyutem that attacks of DIS
13ASI3 ate PIlJ BN'THD
'I he OFFICIAL StatlHlks of Gimaliy
piovi" tlmt nelsons itf-liig HOMOllOI'A
TH1C R13.M13D1I3S live on nn iivcuiRe ot
1'JVUNTV Y13A11S LONOI3R than thoso
Who use OLD SCHOOL MI3DIC1NI3S
Suffeiers fiom Rhistimatlsm, Nouial
gla, Catairh, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Kidney
D sense, Haidness of Hearing, Acute Ca
PllUry tlronrliltts, IHsoiibCs of the 13ye,
uilnnry Disease, Piles, Lumbago, Fe
male Diseases, Coughs, Cotels, Grlptm and
J'aiulyslH uiu constantly ixpiesBlug theli
lipiii tlelt gr itltude tor the mliaculous cino
of these eisiiise
Mis UleiiKon, 218 Linden St., savs Mv
babj (I months old) was vlsry sick, could
scarcely bieathe The doctot called It
Cupllluiv Llioiuhltls nml pi unvalued It
sei ions Took Thill low A9 and Alu. and
In a ew cluys was thoioughly cured
THI3 HY13
Air. W. L. King, 312 Mulberiy street,
Sei union, rays "I vv is huITiiIim vvlth my
eves, and was under the care of n ie-I-deiil
phvsiclan six months, hi tin illy oiit
mu to an I3V 13 SP13CIALIST I still grew
wolse I then went undet tie anient ut
the THFRLOW M13DICVL INST1TLT13,
und was cured In ten days"
FR1313 PHYSICIANS
If voti send n POSTAL CARD to
3UJ SPRCCI3 ST, SCRANTON','
a PHYSICIAN Well be sent to attend you
until cmed, his seivlees will cot you
nothing
Tbi Medicines ate mostlv 21 cent"-.
HXAMINATION PR1313 at the olllcc.
ni:v YOKK iioti:i,s.
&
.OT .)?
AV ? iKiiM$
' Xsu 'ts.rf
Y V
V.M.M.DVTCS.
B. L.!t. DATLS.
"tSrRis
SSf?
-rs
&
An estnbllthed hotel under nov mnnaement
nnd tlioroudUU abieasst of tho times. V Isllors to
Now Yuri, will flnel tlio i:crc-tt In tlio very limit
of the shopping clltUrict. coiwnilcnt to pinccs of
amusemc-nt anil reidliv nccesclblo Iiom all parts
if tho city. ElitOI'ilAN li.AN.
ESTIHSTEB
Cor. S'xteontli St. and Irving Placa,
NEW YORK.
Rales $3.50 Per M it Upitis
. (American or 1 uropcan Plan.)
GEO. MURRAY, Proprietor.
The St. Denis
llroadway and Ilevcnth St., New Vork,
Opp. (trace Church. Uuropcin I'lan.
Uooms Si.oo u Duy and Upvi ardi.
In a moclost nnd unobtrusive way thi j am
few buttei condiietad hotels In tho metropolis
than tho Ht Dunis
Tlio KTcat popu arity It his scquirnd c-in
leadily bo tiacad to its unique locution, lta
houullL' HtmosDlioio tlu pcioullir nze-olloiics
uf its culnluu and sarvlio, auJ ltd voiy modor
nto pilccs
WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON,
The Tribune
Binds flagazines or
Re-binds old Books.
AMUSEMENTS
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Saturday .Mullnte, CrU 07
taturday 13vinliiBl rBU, Ll
Toaltlvelv Inst tlmohnie, Deniimn
Thompson s play,
THE OLD HOMESTEAD
Coinp-iiiyheided by ARCHII3 IJOVI)
Tlioniigln il tuuihlt uml epnii tette. Novel
eleo.rlcal ulfcits liemitiful Bceuery
Complete I'rnJuctlon in Lvtry I'nrtlcnlar.
MATIMli: llulcony , reervjd, 2jci entire
first floor, reseM ed, juci cbililrcn, unv where,
under io, reserved "-eita, 2,r,j i:HNIMi
(lullcri, 25c; Ualcjnv, 2 rows, cur, liulnnce,
3SC! Orclirstra Circle, 75c, Pjrlor Chairs unci
Orchestra, Si uu.
A CADBMY OP MUSIC,
One Week, Mnvrh
Cunimenclni; Alunday. iiixwwii
.V.atlnccs Dally, Coniiusncliii Tuesday
Iho I'opulai Sliidlne Coniodian,
JERE McAULIFFE,
And to nrllllint Heroic "c, '01. JOSKPH
OKnUNli, supported by Tno 1 1 i
eellelit tuinpain
REPERTOIRE:
Mon llve'ir, rnnn nAiiinru nf Hnin VnnV
lues. .Mat 1 luu "oiiuij m huh iuia
1 u;-. I vb'b ,
VV ed M'lt 1
WeJ r.vr'c ,
thins. Mac 1
Tiirougli Russian Snows
lli8 Westerner
PRICES, 10c , 20c, 30c.
.matim:i: t'uicns, 10c , 'vo iiiuih:k.
I miles tie lets feit 5'o id iv ooulii' euu be;
had ut tliu 1 u ullUu.
Are ; ou i s nart apep
er o uto Uwi iiieuy
ill 1 rieW U'tl Osetllhli tt,
inuLtitlit laiwest 1 l-t e t
wotttri 1 remit te wurclllL..
hi'DNMIll ll e,iu 11
nise) at Isj'et twenty ,
wu Ik'Uhv. anil It yuu
cin yeu will cot ti j res.
put ait) wuj .unci ft y our
Hut H the urmst ytiu
will iot loirj In cash
Here circe t'ie jtilc-e to
lullow I'm nlj wejrej
1 ti tile ri.haliiiikFua,,e
Do li t t ecu) k'Ueru
tit a iura mteru thues
tlmei ft Hi hiuu In lit..
!U i, iim I VWireln
ie),llid lilu ian beeue-eit
1 ,1) 01 li) Utu eeuy
iiiejil u.j,l'.nilv,oiilj.
, l,o e untctl roi 0"
, tin, pruiiuiuiH, prc
t d biu'Uee an) li 4ll
Iiul'u wortl ll.lt i
t1 0 Uji lie, ponaiijlo,
1 a, ll , T , be p, setf,
t' 1, kip, t. 11, tub, sole,
c t'cu tl e teu weirdi
'l 0 lmblul or of luti
Ae I'aieA 1 VIoman wilt
1 l.o a ), 011 April 111,
t'lueuriKf illO divide el
lilt j .1 1 iln tur tile)
I ut 0 t l's's ot vi ml
uaat .e ftJtutliair-
feon II akill tile) le.utelt
11, 1; IU ior llu eeconcl
,a -es -j j 1.
r.rt Clin lt.-r.ni llt)K . r.lrn, ll fiTl 111," 4 1
U ;es'i SS eai li fcr tLa
wti.l tl di.r .u ) .if tl... ll. .t 1 ire lit UtJ
cit uri.rcki
e)UIU
you to 1 now our t jci, u iel It I) fcr tliU reason
w. nil., i1iB.fi urvmliit ih n mnka lm I xtrd ilinrcc
lnr tlie I rl , Hive ot outcirlij I till j Mord-bullJIijn- eon
toot Lm It U linn urv t mind ine-SmiiU lHi'i or
ttiui, I rwbl U b lei si nljoti our lianiUeiui)
lllu.trateel i3 pa o iiino-lni tor tlx I tout lis, au;l
tliovt-ri day wornelMisoia ion lttjueu vtu villi wall
you free. nlmuMful llcturi;, entitled " '1 be, 1 orei-t
Hauituuri,'lTx.llnclii .aiLariulijif piesent This
uler is lliu erualiut yon ban, eur bad le.ulutoyou
Sinel yoiirlMatiiiiii' If mi wjiiuuo oflleeinrlies
lour naiiiet will 1 lUiblUluiel In our M Ijduu.
AililrKhs 'Juk Ami-uiiun Wuili:., llJaud 111 itsrjl
t. Jeew iorLLIty, N. i.
A 3B$
v- .rfi -r
t?5' A. ft.
erTTiiaV.wj 'o v
WF "a vV
-. " T
,7iSX.V.isi
HOTEL.
57i U ra R N I
1 il w
phi p
124-12G Wyoming Ava
Spring Silks,
The nevvcbt ami most
cla.born.to
dualities
(lebifjns. tuxturus tintl
(ompiising tho best products of
Aniuiiciui nml foreign inanufac
turoisnt piico3 thai will appeal
to tliogeneial imblic as well a3
tlio fastidious put chaser.
Spring Dress Goods,
High class as well as staplo dress
goods of every desctiption, in
cluding a complete line of Grena
dines, Drap li'IStsj, Coverts, Chev
iots, Tweeds and Fancy IMnck
Dtess Goods in all tho latest
weaves.
Laces, Dress Trininiiiigs and
Embroideries.
In these dopiulincnis we are now
ready to oil or eveiything Hint a
lady may n quire ioradoruinont
in the most elaborate variety and
at prices that aie astonishingly
low for new goods. The best pro
ducts ol France, Get many and
Switzerland are to be found hero
in almost the same vatiety as you
would iind them in houses ten
times our capacity.
Ladies' Suits,
It has been predicted that tho
coining season will bs an excep
tionally lively one for Ladies'
Tailoi-nindo Suits, nnd wo are de
termined that our house shall bo
looked upon as the one best ablo
to make tho doniand in this line.
A huge poition of our Spring
stock in this department has al
icady been placed on sale, goods
that have no equal for beautiful
lextuic and iiuish. Hero ate three
lots which must be seen:
In MPMMY AND SCOTCH MIXTURES
billies' tine talloi-inaile suits, Jackets lined
thioiiKhoul with satin, th fiont, biald
tilinmlnK New model skirt".
In 13NULISH CIII3VKJT S13ROI3. la
dles' tailor-made suits. Jacket and 13atou
style, jacket tly fiont and lined thiough
out vvlth silk New model Hklits
In COV13RT CLOTH ladlen' tallor-niudo
suits Jackets My fiont and half lined
with fancy sill. New model skills.
LEBECK &CORIN
iNotiee.
Tho follow Iiie Is a Hat of display cards
Kept In itock at this olllco and for
sale at ten cents each:
Rooms foi tent.
Fot sale.
This property for sale.
Furnished looms.
House fot rent.
House to let, etc.
AMUSEMENTS
THE FROTHINGflflM.
VwiRner.v.Keis. VlamiKor
John I., kerr, Acting Alunuirer.
Meek Commenclnu Alunday, Feb 22.
AmoricVtf Hruitout Hepei totro
Company,
-jnu The Spooners c
And an excelloutbuppoitint; company.
Ten tent matinee every day nt 2 30 except
Saturday. SAIUKDAV AlA UNUK-tleneral
admission, 111;; r'eriil sout, 20l, now on
sale livery evening at 8,15, prices, 10, 2J
and 30 cents
Chan-re ollllll at Kach Performance.
THE FKOTHINGHHM.
VVaiiner & IJeis, Alanaireri.
John L. kerr, Actinir Alanugjr.
TIIECOlWELIi'rNIVEltSlTY
GLEE, BANJO AND MANDOLIN
ASSOCIATION CONCERT,
MONDAY EVKNINO, MARCH 1.
j All .New I'tatures Orlnlnul Solos. Choru
01 1 orty Vulces.
Salo of sentD 01 ens Iilduy mornliit, Febru
ary -'il ut tl o'cl jcIi
THE FROTHINGflflM.
M'ugner & Reis, Alunaite-s,
John I,, kerr, Acting Alcinayer.
One iViuht Only , 1 lies day , March 2,
Tho Kvout of Events, tho llrilllant Comedian,
Thomas Q. Seabrooke,
bupportod hy u hpee inlly .Selected Company,
hi UN nientns; Sikcosi tho .Spark-
HtiK Mliul-sjtuu Comedy,
TheSpeculator
Uy CJeoigo llroidhuist Mannnemont
of Dunc-in 11, Ilnrrison
Bnloof seats opens baturday, Tob. ','7,
DAVSS' THEATER
MonJay, Tuesday, Wednesday,
March 1, 2, 3
FRED RIDER'S NEW
nT owls burlesouers
A Illi-liUiado Orennis itlon, repleto vilth
Kuropenu Novelties 51 urn it cent Costumes.
Ilrllliant becnic inid K octrlcal Uiloctii And
a bterling olio of Vttudavlllo Sturs
0 hlter (iHrrisnii, V uUon and Uupree,
liurdonand Lick, John J and l.lllis Itluck,
Alubel llazelion, Alny Clurk Van Oiten,
THE GREAT SOHLKE,
I.iitoof Iticou 'UW."
Aud a (liand Uallet of tlftoou 1'rotty OlrU.
Thu Sow Hui le tjipu',
THE (JIIiT-KllOK CLU15.
Admission 10, 20 or SO Ccnt-i.
Two jioifonnances dally. Poors
open nt 1:30 und 7. Curtain Uses at
U:30 and 8:15.