THE SOU ANTON TUIBUNI3-FIUDA.Y MORNING-. APRIL 10, 18!7.
Pentt$ylia news.
PETITION FROM
SCRANTON CLERGY
They Ask (or n Law lo Suppress Base
Ball and Qolt Playing on Sunday.
THE LIBEL BILL IS RECONSIDERED
With Objectionable Fcnturcs r.llmi
nntcii It Passes Second Rending.
JHr. North Introduce a Hill Provid
ing l'ciuiltlps iorl.ockiiiR Up Chil-(lroii--Ilainiii
ou,d Amcndinont to
Compulsory School I.nw l'nsscs
Second Heading.
HarrlsburB, Pa,, April 15. The liouso
started In today to hold three sessions
und then take a holiday over faster.
11111s on second reading were the order
for the mornlnK ur.d afternoon session.
The order at the evening session was
hills on first reading and original reso
lutions. A raft of petitions from
granges through the state were filed
In favor of the Hamilton road law.
Resolutions were read from the Pitts
hurg Newspaper Writers' union and
the Brewery Workers' union In favor
of the Muclhbronner bill eliminating
power driven machinery from prisons.
A petitions was also read from ten
Scranton clergymen asking for the en
netment of a law to prohibit the play
ing of baso ball, foot ball and golf on
Sunday.
Jlr. North, of JlcICean, by request,
presented a bill to prevent parents or
guardians from looking up children un
der 9 years under any pretext and pro
ldlng a penalty of $25 for the first of
fense, $50 for the second and six
months' Imprisonment for the third.
If any child or children should lose
their lives by being locked up the pun
ishment shall be one years' imprison
ment and $50 fine.
Mr. Morahan, of Luzerne, introduced
a bill appropriating $1,000 to William
Webber, of Avoca, for rent of armory
used by Company E, Ninth regiment.
National Guard of Pennsylvania, and
directing the auditor general to settlo
tho claim.
llr. Gould, of Erie, called up post
poned house bill to revise and codltv
the poor laws of the state and make
uniform the system of caring for the
poor ir. the commonwealth. The meas
ure was amended so as not to apply to
counties having a population of less
than 50,000.
The Hammond hill amending the
compulsory school law also pa.ssed sec
ond reading. It Increases tho school
age from 15 to 1G years, confers upon
directors and tfontrollers powers to des
ignate schools for those who fall to at
tend school, provides for the establish
ment of special schools for truants and
other oftendcrs, requires registration
by attendance officers and tho report
of absentees from pchools.
LIBEL. HILL. RECONSIDERED.
Mr. Smith, of Jefferson, called up the
libel bill ptcpared by the Pennsylvania
Stale Editorial association. The meas
ure was defeated In the house some
tlm ngo and subsequently reconsider
ed. Mr. Smith presented a seilcs of
amendments which practically makes
a iew bill and eliminates the most
objectionable features. The bill as
amended passed becond reading. It
provides that In all criminal prosecu
tions for libel tho truth' may be given
in evidence to the Jury and If It shall
appear that the matter charges as li
belous Is substantially true and was
published with eood motives and for
Justifiable ends the defendants shall be
acquitted and the Jury shall have the
right to determine the law and tho
facts. In no case can the defendant
in any prosecution for libel be Indicted
for the printing or publication of the
same libel by the same individual in
more than one country in tho state
and in trials of indictment for libel
tho commonwealth shall be nt liberty
to stand aside Jurors. The title was
also amended to read "An act relating
to crlmtnul libel."
REPORT ON ANTI-FREE LUNCH
BILL.
The straddling anti-free lunch bill
Was reported from the law and order
committee with a negative recommen
dation. On motion of Mr. Voorhees, of
Philadelphia, senate bill to regulate the
registration of dogs In cities of the first
class was sent back to the Judiciary
general committee for a hearing. A
motion was offered by Mr. Seyfert, of
Lancaster, and defeated, that the bill
prohibiting the Insuring of children un
der 12 years bo recommitted to the In
surance committee to eliminate the ob
jectionable features.
Mr. Seyfert presented a concurrent
resolution authorizing tho appointment
of three members of the house and two
of the senato to make a thorough and
complete investigation of the manage
ment of the Eastern and Western peni
tentiaries. Tho resolution adopted by
a vote of 59 to 5S.
On motion of Mr. Orme a bill taxing
orders, checks and other paper given
in lieu of cash for wages of labor was
recommitted to tho ways and means
committee.
Mr. Rice, of Bucks, offered a concur
rent resolution which was referred to
the education committee to establish a
bird day In the public schools. Mr. Cut
smtlVof Crawford, moved that tho bill
punishing bribery In the election of
county superintendents, which was de
feated, bo placed on tho calendar. The
motion failed by a vote of CO to 64, less
than two-thirds of a majority voting in
the affirmative. The order of bills on
first reading was dispensed with and
tho house adjourned until Monday
evening,
JOHN ROBINSON KILLED.
Pittsburg Man Struck by n Train nt
Moncugiihclti City.
Monongahela City, April 15. John
Robinson, a PlttBburger, aged about 25
years, was struck and instantly killed
by a passenger train here. He at
tempted to Jump on a freight. Clar
ence Evans, a companion, pulled him
away and the passenger train ap
proached them unobserved.
Robinson was thrown to ono side
with his life crushed out. Evans wns
slightly injured.
AN UNFORQIVINQ AlOTIIER.
Hutlcr Elopers Met by nn Officer on
Thoir Return.
Butler, April 15. Lovers In Butler
have their troubles as well as In other
places. Mrs. Annabelle Hulng prefer
red a young man named Hyeru as a
husband for her 10-year-old daughter,
Agnes, but the young woman loved
Charles Reep.so the two wont to James
tqftn and were married. The young
couplo were aided nnd abetted in tho
elopement by Mrs. Nancy Stelnmctz, nn
uuiu of ire r.un woman, who accom
panied them on their trip.
When they returned to Butler this
morning an officer met them at the dt
lot with a writ of habeas corpus, which'
had been Issued by the Irate mother
of Agnes to get possession of her
daughter. The writ was returnable at
1 o'clock in Judge Greer's court, and as
Mrs. Hulng did not appear nt that
time, the young woman was discharged.
But the woes of the young couple did
not end there. The same officer who
served tho writ had warrants for the
arrest of Mrs. Stelnmetz and young
Reep on the grave charge of conspi
racy, and they nro under ball for a
hearing on Saturday.
BAD FURNACE ACCIDENT.
Olio .linn Patnlly and Another Ilndly
Hiirt--VorU Stopped.
Now Caslle, April 15. A disastrous
slip occurred yesterday at the Atlantic
furnace. Two men were badly injured
and nt least half the cast lost, and the
furnace will be Idle for some time. Tho
slip threw the hopper nnd bell, weigh
ing several tons, off the top of tho
furnace, nnd coke and ashes were
thrown 1,000 ynrds away.
A furnaceman named James Klsslck
was struck by the flying missiles, had
both legs and an arm broken, besides
being badly scalded, and Is now In the
hospital with but little hope of recov
ery. John Johnson was knocked Insen
sible by a piece of iron ore and will not
be able to be out for some time.
CANNOT SEE THE JOKE.
Crimes .Mnttox, Who Was Held Up by
llighivnymcii, Mill Prosecute.
Oreensburg, April 15. Grimes Mattox,
of Irwin, was returning home from his
store Saturday night when he was held
up by three or four men, who demanded
his money. Mr. Mattox recognized tho
voice of the spokesman and named him,
whereupon Mie h'g'iwayman fled.
On the following day he was called
upon by one of the men, who tried to
assure hint that the hold-up was mere
ly a Joke, but Mattox don't see It in
that light a! d will cause the arrest of
his assailants, who are known as tough
citizens.
FIFTYSNAKESINONECOIL
Unique Mass of Copperheads round
by Arbutus Hunters.
Womelsdorf, April 15. Out of a bunch
of fifty copperheads colled and twined
together In a mass a foot thick Will
iam Newton Snader and William H.
Foltz succeeded In killing eight of the
deadly reptiles. These men and their
families were hunting arbutus on the
South mountain when they discovered
and attacked the unique mass of cop
pet beads.
Tin. leptlles darted forth In all direc
tions and nearly all of them escaped.
FOUND A COUNTERFEITERS' DEN.
Hatful of Bogus (Junrtor Dollars in a
Purest Hut.
Wllllamsport, April 15. Claude TIc
and I,eo A. Watne, while tramping
through the woods on the West branch
of Pino creek, two miles from G.ileton,
Potter county, discovered a counterfeit
ers' hut or den and a hatful of unfin
ished counterfeit quarter-dollars. The
bogus coins bear the date of 1S0C. They
are very good Imitations, except as to
color which Is sv"ral shadi3 daiker
than the genuine coin.
Neither the counterfeiters nor their
moulds could bo found.
I li in red Ily HriMiK.ug Scaffold.
Doylcstown, April 15. John Hohlefel
der bad his leg broken, and his father
and brother were seilously injured by a
breaking scaffold. They were engaged
on the stone work of the new Salem
Refoimed chuich, and fell twenty-five
feet.
Not Entitled to Extrn Peps.
Doylcstown, April 15. Judge Ycrkes
has decided that the register of wills
of Bucks county Is not entitled to extra
fec& for work done outside of the coun
ty. Pound Hniigiug in His Ham.
Doylcstown, April 13. Charles Reed
Miller, aged C5 yeais, was found hang
ing in his bam near Eureka yester
day. He had been dead several h'ours.
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HARBORED A MAD D0Q.
Peculiar Experience n Pittsburg Man
Hud with the Animal.
Pittsburg, April 15. Tho Chronicle
Telegraph says: Mr. and Mrs. J, J.
McCormlck, of Bellevue, had a rather
rcnmrknlle experience with a mad dog
last Sunday. On returning from
church, Mrs. McCormlck observed a lit
tle yellow dog rolling in the mud In
the gutter on Sherman avenue, near
her home. A gentleman whom she
does not know passed along the street
about the same time, nnd she called
lila attention to it.
He picked' it up and said that It hnd a
broken leg. He looked carefully
again, and decided that It had a brok
en back. Mrs. McCormlciv went nome
and told her husband about It, woman
like, and took compassion on the dog,
and Mr. McCormlck took a basket and
went after it. The dog was taken Into
tne cellar and Mr. McCormlck secured
some warm water, washed It nicely,
and then gave li some milk to drink.
Ho left tho dog nnJ -"snt upstairs,
but returned an hour fn- r- afterward
to discover that the brute "as running
around down In the cellar at a lively
rate, frothing at the mouth and snap
ping Just as any mad dog does.
Mr. McCormlck, as soon ns he saw
tho situation, knew that the cur was
made. He went after Mnrk MagUI, a
neighbor, who brought his revolver
and shot the dog after It had been driv
en out of the cellar. Tho. dog belonged
to Mrs. Rose Langlltt, who also resides
on Sherman avenue. She put it out of
the house last Sunday mornlns when
she saw It acting strangely. As far as
known the dog did not bite anyone, but
It may have bitten other dogs.
CHIPPIE LEGALLY DEFINED.
Singular Lawsuit Brought Before the
Berks County t'ourt.
Reading, April 15. "A 'chippie' Is a
young girl who flirts and attracts at
tention, but the terms does not neces
satlly imply an Immoral character."
This Is the definition given by ex-Chief
of Police Cullen, during the trial of a
singular suit for $5,000 damages which
was heard before the Berks county
court.
The plaintiff was Miss Maggie Sllch
ter, a brunette of about 23 summers.
The defendant was Mrs. Frank P. Es
terly, wife of the landlord of the Black
Bear Inn, a hotel situated about two
miles below this city. Tho allegations
were that on the evening of Oct. 29,
1S91, while the plaintiff was at the
Black Bear Inn, the defendant referred
to her in anything but polite terms,
and among other .things suggested that
she was a "chippie."
RATHER PRECOCIOUS.
I-nd ofPirtecn Asks Court for Per
mission to Marry.
Lancaster, Apill 15. An unusual pe
tition was presented to court on behalf
of Garfield Stoner, of this city, who.ae
father is dead. He claims that he is
IS years of age and wishes to marry
Miss Ida Stahl, aged 15. Ills mother
refuses to give her consent, and the
lad asked the couit to appoint a guar
dian who will consent. The court re
fused to make the appointment.
The boy's relatr- hay he Is very
wild and has misrepresented his age to
the court, as he Is but 15.
THOMAS FOR COLLECTOR.
Every Stnto Senator Signs the Philn
dclplim .Han's Petition,
Ifanlsbuig, April 15. Every member
of the state senate signed a petit Ion for
Senator C. Wesley Thomas to be col
lector of the port ot Philadelphia.
Senator Thomas was one of the Pen
rcbe men in the recent senatorial con
test, yet he has the support of every
ono of the senators who opposed Pen
rose. Senators Magte and Fllnn boili
signed the petition.
Senator Thomas has the support of
both Senatoia Quay and Penrose on his
application.
ALIVE IN A FIERY FURNACE.
Had Crawled in to Examine a Defec
tive l'luc When (ins Exploded.
Lebanon, April 15. Charles Kepley,
aged 24, employed at tho Robesonla
fun.ace, had a terrible experience yes
teiday. One ot the gas flues, which Is
about CO fee, I long, became choked up
and Kepley entered It for the purpose
of ascertaining the cause of tho
trouble.
When he had crawled in about 30
feet there was an explosion. Kepley's
clothing was Instantly enveloped In
ES5a
kjee-
will catch the eye.
" 'M'V"ViitvsV'VM
Ilanus and he was terribly burned
about tho neck, hands and arms. While
Kipley's bums are serious, he will recover.
FIRE AT JERSEY SHORE.
An 'English Setter Saves Landlord
Dunkle from Cremation.
Wllllamsport, April 15. At Jersey
Shore, 12 miles west of this city, this
morning, Landlord Forest Dunkle, of
the Hotel Dunkle, was awakened by his
English setter. The house was filled
with smoke nnl a flnrco fire was raging
In tho bar room beloiV. Smo of the
guests wttfe compelled to escape by way
of second Hlrry windows.
Chniles Wilson, ased GO years, was
found unconscious In his bed room.
Cltlzrns formed a bucket brigade and
worked two hours before tho flro was
extinguished.
ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
'i
Well-Known Heading Physician in
Custody.
Reading, April 15. Dr. Percy Archer,
of New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Samu
el .Snyder were arrested here today,
Archer for arson and the Snyders for
conspiracy In tho fire.
The house and barn of the Snvders,
near Temple, this county, were recent
ly burned, and all thtee were airi'stcd
this afternoon as iney were about col
lecting the Insurance.
Chnrgcd with I'singn Hatchet.
Warren. O., April 15. J. E. Edwards,
of Lordstown, was Imprisoned here to
night on a charge of nssaulting his
stepfather, Samuel Adams, with a
hatchet during a disturbance today.
Adams, who Is of advanced nge, has
sevcinl deep cuts In his head. E I wards
claims to have acted in self-defense.
Ciihnu Hermits from illnir County
Ilollldaysburg, Apill 15. The Cuban
Junta has ngents at work In Blair
county. Patrick Cummlngs, John Bren
ner and E. P. Giasgow, three well
known young men of Gaysport, left
yesterday for Baltimore, where they
will sail In a filibustering expedition.
Cunningham Refused n Diinrcc.
New Castle, April 15. In the divorce
case brought by Robert Slemmons Cun
ningham against his wife the jury re
turned a verdict in favor of the defend
ant, refusing Cunningham the decree.
An Allegheny widow, Mrs. Flora
Barnes, figured largely In tho case.
Costly Strings of Pish.
Meadvllle, April 15. Three brothers
Amos, Bert und Robert Terrlll were
arrested at Conneaut Lake today and
brought to the city, charged with Il
legal speailng of fish. They weie fined
$10 for ench fish found with them and
the costs, making $15.05 in all.
Piro at Bethlehem.
Bethlehem, April 15 Fire In the en
gine room of the Lehigh Zinc works
caused $3,000 damage, mainly to ma
chinery, today.
THIS IS A FUNNY STORY.
Hut It Might Hnic Hccn n .Mighty Se
rious One.
One of the Mooslc Powder company's
big delivery wagons to which was at
tached a double team of mules got
away going down the hill on North
Main avenue, near Tripp's crossing yes
terday afternoon, nnd nt the foot of the
hill toppled over an eight-foot embank
ment at the right side of the road,
tangling up the wagon and mules and
scattering the contents of the wagon In
every direction.
People living in tho neighborhood and
other teamstets who hapened by enme
to the assistance of the powder wagon
driver and helped him untangle the
badly mixed-up mules, harness and
wagon and after getting this done
started to reloading the wagon.
This went well enough till one of the
helpers discovered In the heap on the
ground two big boxes labelled "dyna
mite." When they managed to catch
their breath they bid a hasty adieu to
the powder man and left him to reload
his wagon as best he could. Some of
them are shivering yet, report has it.
A Neat Pamphlet.
The New York, Ontario and Western
Railway company has Issued a neat
little pamphlet giving many interest
ing facts about the Grant mausoleum
and the exercises In connection with
Its dedication. A schedule of the ex
cursion rates ai ranged for those who
desire to go to New York to bee the
exercises Is an Important part ot the
pamplet.
SiJALlU) PROPOSALS,
i ce'ivedut tlio otllco of tho Serretury of tho
Sorniitim Hoard of I'ontiol until 7.IIO o'clock
Monday evening, April 111, 181)7. for the
luiriimsonnd leuioviil of public (-clmol build
Ing knoiwi us No. tl, Nltuntc on Rivi-r meet,
Eighth wind, and for tliu three dwelling
houses on adjoining loin; all school fin nil lire,
liliu'khoarils and fixtures In mild school build
ing to bu retained by tho liomil. Tlio Hoard
l (.'serves tlieright to l eject any or all bids,
El l.LNH 1). FELLOWS, Monetary.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL Ill: RE
IT) reived ut UiootlluDofthe secretary oftlio
Heiaiilou liuuid oft ontrol until 7.IU) o'clock
Mouduy cloning, April U, J Hit", tor the
erection mid completion of n fom-ioom addi
tion to the public school building known un
No. 'JO, I''uxt ward, In accordance vilth iilumi
nnd hi educations in the hands of T. I. Lncey
iV Minx, architectx, TiadciH' Hank build ng,
hcrunton, Pn. TIibnuiii of S.iiu ill cash or
certified cheek Hhnll bo enclosed with each
bid, which mini tdiall ho forfeited tot ho chool
dUtrict In cuMuafieliiKiil or oiulxslnu on the
pint of tho bidder whosucontiuct Hhall be ac
cepted to execute routiuit within ten daja
lifter tho awarding of the funic.
The Hoard icucrieKtho right to reject any
orullblds. ily order of tho scuintou Hoard
of Coutiol.
EUGENE I). rKLI.OWX, Secretary.
ANNUAL iHF.KTING.
Ads Under This Mead One Cent a Word.
ffMrk1 a wi' 1 1 i lurn! vi ill.' 'rill.' rnv
1 trlhutors to t.aokuwuniui Hospital will
be held Monday, May It, IHII7, between tho
hourHofHlx und nluo p. in., lor tho puuioso
of electing directors, nnd to truutaci other
buxIncfM that may properly come bofoiu It.
J. UHUHdH i:i.sKL,li,Meletnry.
sphciai. Noricn.
OFi'trr.oFTiir. HoAitnoK Tkauk
J
itiiAi. Kstati: Company
Keriinton, l'u., Mareli 1H. 1807.
T HKItKHV t'KHTJKV THAT TUB FOlr
X low Iiik resolutions w ere adopted at n meet
ing of tho Hoard of Directors of this
company held on tho tHth day of Jlnrch, 't)7:
ItCHoUed: That n meeting of the atoekhold
em bo called to convene nt tho general oillco
of tho company on the 'J 1 nt day of May,
JHU7. to take action of tho approval or dlHiip
proul oftlio proposed Incrcnxo oftho capital
Ktock of tuiia company from Hi iio.imii to
Pl'jo.noo, said S'JO.iiiki of Increased stock to
ho preferred mod!, the holders of which pre
fun ed stock Hhull bo entitled to receive on
liuilalUe dividends thereon, nt tho into of i
percent, per annum, payable only out oftho
net earnings of the Niilil corporation, and that
the secretary bound In hereby Instructed to
glo notice thereof, as required bylaw,
Itesolved: Thutu inectlnu of tho stockhold
er he called to convene ut tho nenernl otllco
of tho company on the 'Jlst day of May,
1807, to tuke notion on tho nppiowil or dis
approval oft hu proposed Increase of the In.
delitednesn of Hiild company from $100,000
lol'2(l,tl(i(i; nnd that the secretary bo and
Is hereby directed to b'h o notice thereof, ud Is
directed by law.
IJ. IJ. ATIIKIITOX, Secretary.
ConnolSy
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They're made with sleeves and neatly trimmed with lace.
The material is a fine sheer lawn and they come in the following colors:
They are just the thing to wear under the light shirt waists.
Ours is an extra good quality, .are made right and are perfect fitting.
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I?OIt IlKNTKIVK(r.)STOIIYHUIU)INO,
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Hulkllng.
I.-'OIt UKNT-MW'MOHE, NEW H-ItOOM
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Dudley.
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I.'OItSAl.E AS I 'A'NOT OIVE IT My
V attentlonthoCnrbondaleSteoin Laundry
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nod co-t $1)0; w 111 sell at a bargain. Audrcv
this week to E. W. UAYLUlt, Laltaisvllle,
l'a.
Ili:U WANTKD MALKS.
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L JO.sEl'U HAHTIL Corner Jackson street
iindbuiiiiitr nenue.
A HEslDENT orscitANTON, WILLING
. to ennuiss anil collect; must furnish
bond. 'Jill Luckawannu avenue, room 11,
HHKNNAN.
"WANTED ACiENTS-S7r. PER JIONTH
and expenses paid in tlvo men If right;
floods sold by sample only; samples, also
inrso and can luge furnished FltKK. Ad
dress JOHHEIt, Hox r;i()H, Boston, .Mass.
C; ALKSJIEN-SCHOOL HUPFLIKS; COl'N-
try work: glut) salary monthly, vilth
llhcrul additional commissions. 11. O.
EVANS iV: CO., Chicago.
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V 7 ANTED-AS AOKNT INEVEHY SEC-
Hon to canvass; s .oo to S.VOO a day
made; sells at sight; alsoii man to sell staple
(iooiIh to iltulers; lust side lino S7r a month;
salary or largo commission made; experience
immcessuiv. Clifton Soap und Jlanutaetur
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
WANTED - WELL-KNOWN JIAN IN
i cveij town to solicit stock subserll
tlons; a monopoly; big money for agents; no
capita! required. EDWAHD C. Fl.SH A CO.,
Hordeu llloek, Chicago, 111.
HI'I.P WAN I KD-FK.MAI.F.S.
Adis. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
A
HETIHEI) DHIXS MAKER TO ENTER A
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T ADIES-I MAKE. Hill WAOUS DOINfi
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JIInn Jl. A. SIEHHINS, Luwienee, Jllch.
W'ANTED-LADY AUENTS IN SCRAN-
' ton to sell und lutioiiucuiiiydei'H cuho
Icing; e.xpeilenced canvasser preferred; vioik
peimanent und very profitable. Write for
puitlculms at once ami get benefit of holiday
tiude. T. II. SNYDER & CO.,Clnclnuiitl, O.
U ANTE!) IJIJ1EDIATELY-TWO KNER
getie saleswomen to repiesent us.
Guaranteed Ml u day without Interfering
vi Ith other duties. Healthful occupation.
Write lor pmtlciilnrs, enclosing stump,
JIANdO CHEMIOAL COJIPANY, No. 72
John stieet, New York.
WANTliD.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
t'antkd-copii:m of the 'irihune
of tho following dutch: August n,
18P0; August 17, IHIKI; August 11(1, IRIKi:
September I'-', IHtlll. Promluint. villi bo paid
for same tit Tribune olllce.
MONliY TO LOAN.
Advs. Under This Head One C:nt a Word.
81,000, SHOO AND OTHER Hl'JlS ON
inortgago. 1). It. REPLOULE.utty. JleurH
building.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICUUK.
oiTNsTmjuEvsnr"i
iiuIIm cured without tlio least puln or
drawing blood. Cotisultntton nnd advleo
given tree. E. Jl. HETEL, Chiropodist,
:i:io Lackuwuiinu avenue. Ladles attended
ut their rcHldeuco if detdrcd. Charges moder
ute. MISCIil.LANIiOUS.
Advs, Under This Head One Cent a Word.
I, OH EASTER TRY ONE OF OUR DEL1C
I Ions ''Stravvbery Hums;" the price Is
still tho lowest over known, PKiCii pound.
.MULLET'S .MARKET, next to Acudeiny of
Jl lisle.
DKIiSSMAKINU.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
-IHILDREN'S DRESS JIAKINO.
JtJIS
v ,vi. A. 1 JlU'i', luoill'lnoi
i street.
T11I8H U WISDOM, DRESSJIAKER, 7U2
Adams avenue.
&
the: new
PEICE, SOc,
WALLACE,
AGIJNTS WANTliD.
Advs. Underfill! Head One Cent a Word.
AY
7ANTKl)-SOI,R'ITOHS: NO DlM.IVKtt-
Inc. no collection; position permanent;
my weekly: stuto nee. GLKN llltOllIhllS,
lochtster, N. Y.
WANTED-OKNKHAI, AOKNTS IN KV-
cry county! also lady canvassers; some
thing new; sine seller; apply quick. J. C.
lUI,I)i;UT, 111 Adams nemic, Hoianlon.l'a.
A OlixTS-WHAT AUK YOU OOINdlFb
do about Safe Citizenship prlco M. fin
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
NnperMlle, III.
ai:NTsTo fsixii ouu thacticai.
cold, sller, nickel and copper electro
plasters; prices from Si.'t upward: salary and
expenses paid; outfit free. Address, with
stamp. Mlt'UlHAN Ml'Cl CO., Chlcntfo.
A
OKNTS-TO SUM, C1GA11H TO ii:al-
eis; P'Jft weekly and onenses; experi
ence iiniH-ci-SHiiry. CONSOLIDATED Mru
CO., 18 Van lliiren Ht., Chicago.
HUSINI'SS OPPOItl'UNI I IiiS.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word,
'IUST-CI.AK8 OHOCEUY 11UH1NKSS.
1 Stock nnd lUtures. Doing oier &!J,(MlO
per month. Hcst location In u tow n of I'J.otiO
population. I.nrgo profits; small expense.
Cash required down, 8'J,riiHi; must sell iptlck,
going In other business. For full particulars
rnqillio of Jl. N. l'ATHICK, !llll North
Washington uvenuc, Scranton, Ph.
(TiQ.t ON KVKHY $100 MADE EAST
O ' i month through our system of syndi
cate speculation. Send for full explanatory
pamphlet. OCONNOlt A. CO., 10 Wall St.,
CITY hCAVIiNGKK.
CIIAS. COOPEIl, CITY SCAVKNOEH.
All ordeis promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latcwt appliances. Charges
reasonable. 71l heinnlon street. House,
(illll North Washington n entle.
AH.HHHJOS CLEANS PHIVY VAULTS
. ami cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. IIHKiMS, Pioprictor.
Leave orders 1100 N. Main no., or Elckes'
drug store, corner Adams und Mulberry.
Telephone (lb It).
CIIAKTKK APPLICATION.
TNWlTTcoTltTTllO?!
1 tho County or Lucknwaumi. Notice Is
herebv given that an application villi bo
nuideto the said court on Friday, tho Jlilth
day of April, 181)7, at II o'clock, under
the "Corpoiatlon Act of ono thousand
eight hundred nnd seventj-lour," nnd
the supplements thereto, lor the charter
or nn Intended corporation to bo called
'The American Sicilian Society," tho
character and object of which is thy Hiding
and assisting of numbers of tho s u-lety In
ciies of s.eltness, and relieving the distress of
tlii.l,. fmiilll.'M unit iiitrei.entntllcs 111 eliso ol
death of a member fiom funds collected
therein, nnd lor these purposes in unvr, pos
sess and enjoy nil the rights, bcnelltH and
privileges conferred by tho said act and Its
supplements.
1 ' JOHN JL HAKUIS, Solicitor.
FXKCUTOKS' NO llCli.
I7rAT7T"oiMMilLIP WEICHEL, LATE
l!i of the city ofscrnnton, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letteis testa
mentarv upon tho estate of tho said decedent
havebcen granted to tho undeislgned. All
persons Indebted to said estate nro requested
to make liumi dlato payment, und those hav
lug claims or dciimnd against tho same villi
luesent them for pnvmont without delay to
JOHN C. WEirilEL.
WILLIAM P. WEICHEL,
Executors, scrunton, Pa.
A.HAI'JIAN,
WAR1UV HORN, Attorne.vs for Estate.
SITUATIONS WANTliD.
L ITFATION WANTED-YOFNO (JIHL
i wants to do general housework in small
fundi. Addtcss I. E. 1U.N. I'lllmoro uve.
. ITF TION WANTED-HY A YOUNi!
lady who Is willing to iissK In genual
ir to iissisc in gem nil
housework. Aildn
Avoca, Pa. Hox 71
Aildnss AONEs .MURPHY,
SITUATION WANTED-AS IirTClIEH:
good meat cutter und peddler: uKo good
bologna maker. Address HUTC11ER, Dun
inure, l'a.
VOl'NIl LDY DESIRES A SITl'ATION
I us stenographer anil typewiller. Ad
dress A. Jl., Tilbiino olllce.
ITFVTION WANTED-HY A WOJIAN,
with good ic'tcrences, as cook In a le-
spei'lablol'rotthtant boarding li'Mise; mention
amount of wuges paid. Addiess Jl. 1ILHCI1,
Hot) Albright avenue, Scrunton, Pa.
vItfation" wa nted-younii mar".
rled man out of work; can do any kind of
work; needs it budlj,. Address C. 11., .111
Hickory street.
JlTFATIOy WNTED -HY A SOHKR
Is und Industrious man, us tliemun or u
position us teunisler, but willing to do any
Klndofwork; a No. I lefereiice given. If ie
quired. Address JOS. J. JlARl'IN, Oi!U Irv
ing uv unite', Petersburg.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOITNO
' man; wants to work on tlio farm und
boaidund S1." or Sts per mouth, on years'
expeilence. Addiess JOHN HARTII, W'llkes
Harie, Pa.
e ITl'ATION W VNTEH TO (iO OUT
O washing; washing and Ironing taken
home, also. Cull oi iiddruss A. 11., Dill Sum
ner uv enue, city.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNO
O lady as stenographer und bookkeeper.
Address II. A., Tribune olfieo.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. C. L. FREY HAS REMOVED HIS
offices to tho Jewell Ilulldlng, 305 Spruca
btreeL
"DR. MARTHA 8. EVEUITT. 30S WASH
Ington ave. Otllco hours until 19 a. m.,
2 to ), 7 to 8 p. m.
MARY A. SHEPHERD, M. D.. IIOJIE
opathlst. No. 223 Adams avenue.
DR. A. TRAPOLD, SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wyoming
avenue and Spruce street. Scranton. Of
fice hours, Thursday and Saturdays, 9
a. m. to 0 p. m.
DR, W. E. ALLENT S12 NORTH WASIU
Ington avenue.
DR. ANNA LAW. 303 WYOMING AVE.
Olllce hours, 9 11 n. m., 1-3 p. m 7-8 p. in.
DR. L. Jl. OATEfi. IIOOJIS 207 AND lS
Hoard of Trade (building. Office hours,
8 to 9 a. in., I! to 8 nnd 7 to 8 p. m. Resi
dence 509 Jladlsdn avcnueJL
DR. C. L. FREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture, Truss (Fitting and Fat Reduc
tion. Rooms SOtffand 207 Mears Uulldln?.
Wallace
CORSETS
1,
209 Washington Avenue,
Opp. Court House.
Office telephone 1303.
2 to 4, 7 to 9.
Hours: 10 to 12,
DR. S. W. LAJIEREAUX. A SPECIAL
Ist on chronic disease of the heart, lungs,
liver, kidney and geulto urinary or
gans, will occupy the olllce of Dr. Roos.
232 Adams avenue. Office hours, 1 to i
p. m.
DR. JOHN C. PKICE7333 WASHINGTON
avenue. Office hours 8 to 10 a. m.; 2 to
and 7 to 8 p. m. .
W. U. ROOK, VETERINARY SUIt.
gcon. Horses, Cattlo and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2672;
Architects
PERCIVAL J. MORRIS, ARCHITECT.
Board of Trade Dulldlng.
EDWARD"" H.DAV1S, ARCT1TEUT.
Rooms 21, 25 and 26, Commonwealth
bulldlng. Scranton.
E. L. WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear of 606 Washington avenue.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR.T ARCHITECT,
435 Spruce SL.'cor. Wash, ave., Scranton.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT.
Price building, 126 Washington avenue,
Scranton.
T. 1. LACEY & SON, ARCHITElfTd,
Traders' National Bank.
l.awver.
FRANK E. BOYLE, ATORNEY AND
counsellor-at.law. Burr building, rooms
13 and 14. Washington avenue.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTOKNKf,
Rooms 212-13-U Co m mon wealth Dldg.
JEFFREYS It RUDD1, ATTOlUNild-at-law,
Commonwealth Building.
WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Counsellors-at-law, Republican
building-, Washington avenue, Scranton,
Pa.
JESSUP & JESSUP, ATTORNEYS AND
and Counsellors at law. Commonwealth
building, Washington avenue.
W. II. JESSUP.
W. H. JESSUP. JR.
PATTERSON & WILCOX, TRADERS
National Bank Buildings
ALFRED HAND, WILIAM J HAND,
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Rooms 19. 20 and 21.
FRANK T. OKELL, ATTORNE"Y-AT-Law,
Room 5, Coal Exchange, Scranton,
Pa.
JAJIES W. OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-at-Law.
Rooms 614, 515 and 51C, Board
of TrndoBulldlnc.
SAMUEL W. EDOAR. ATTORNEY-AT-Law
Office, Wyoming avenue. Scranton.
lT A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
423 Lackawanna ave., Scranton. Pa,
C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-Law,
Commonwealth building, Scranton,
Pn.
C. COJIEQYS. 321 SPRUCE STREET.
D. B. REPLOGLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real cstato security.
Mears buildings, corner Washington
avenu, andSpruce street.
B. F. KILLAJL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
120 Wyoming avenue, Scranton. Pa.
JAS. J. II. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-
at-Law, 45 Commonwealth bldg., Scran-
ton.
WATSON. DIEHL, HALL & KEJIJIER.
ER Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law;
Traders' National Bank Building: rooms
6, 7. 8. 9 nnd 10; third floor.
Detectives.
BARRING & Jl'SWEENEY. COJIMON-
wealth building. Interstate Secret Her
vlco Agency.
Dentists.
DR. F.
street.
L. M'GRAW, 303 SPRUCE
DR. II. F. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O.
DR. E. Y. HARRISON, 113 S. JIAIN AVE.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH. 115 Wyoming ave.
R. JL STRATTON. OFFICE COAL EX
change. WELCOJIE C. SNOVER. 421 LACKA.
ave. Hours, 9 to 1 and 2 to 5.
Dressmaker.
JIRS. Jl. E. DAVIS, 430 Adams avenue.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF Ttti, LACKAWANNA
Scranton, Pa., prepares boys and girls
for college or business; thoioughly
trains young children. Catalogue at re
quest. REV. THOJIAS Jl. CANN,
WALTER H. BUELL
MISS WORCESTER'S KINDERGARTEN
and School. 412 Adams avenue. Spring
term April 13 Kindergarten 0 per term.
Seel.
O. R. CLARK & CO., SEEDJIEN AND
Nurserymen; store 146 Washington ave.
nue; green house, 1350 North Main ave.
nue; store telephone. 782.
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTEL, REAR Ell LACKA.
wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa., manufao
turor of Wlro Screens.
Hotels nnd Kcstnttrnnts.
THE ELK CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANK-
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZEIQLER. Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., L. W.
pastengor depot. Conducted on tho Eu.
ropcan plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop.
Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCHH3TRA-JIUSIC FOR
balls, picnics, parties, receptions, wed.
dings and concert work furnished. For
terms address It. J. Bauer, conductor,
117 Wyoming uvonue, over Hulbert'
music store.
MEGARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bugs, twlna.
Warehouse. 130 Washington avertu
Scranton. Piu
FRANK P. BROWN & CO... WHOLE.
sale dealers In Woodware, Cordage and
Oll Cloth, 720 West Lackawanna ave,
THOMAS AUBREY, EXPERT AC.
countant and auditor. Rooms 19 and 20,
Williams Building, opposite postoftlce.
Agent for the Rex Fire Extinguisher,
PrlntliiK.
THE
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COi
North Washington Avenue Llnoty
uomposiuou or an jo i quickly d
Facilities unsurn in this regl
M