THE SCRANTON" TRIBUNE-SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 10, 1897.
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Pennsylvania news.
GOVERNOR IS BUSY
AMONG THE BILLS
The Results of Ills First Day's Work at
Their Examination.
MEASURES APPROVED AND VETOED
None oT the More Celebrated Hills
Which Were the Subjects of Fac
tional Contention H'm Hunched by
Jlini, but Nevertheless n Good Day's
Work Was Done.
Ilarrlsburg, July f. Governor Hast
ings today approved the Focht bill,
creating a state board of dentnl ex
aminers. The board Is to be composed
of Ave experienced dentists, whose
duties shall be similar to those of the
state medical examiners. The rcover
nor also approved the following bills:
Authorizing married women living
apart from their husbands, under
agreement, to convey and encumber
real estate wthout the Joinder of their
husbands.
Declaring the construction of words
In a deed, will or other Instrument
Importing a failure- of Issue.
To validate conveyances and other
Instruments which have been defective
ly acknowledged.
To provide that one burial permit
Fhall be sufllelent for Interment In nny
cemetery within th? county.
Making valid the diplomas of phy
sicians Issued by any reputable col
lege or unlveislty In another state or
foreign country, which havo been lm
proptrly registered.
Authorizing cour'F to decrease the
number of members of town council
and school directors
To provide for the re-location of
bound try lines between wards in cities.
Am "ding an net of 1SU1 relating to
the purchase of bridges by counties.
Hel.i'.ng to the maintenance of the
poor In counties not having poor
'houses
Amending the ballot law by speelf
Ing how the names adopted by pollti
cal bodies may be protected, fixing the
time for filing certiflcatcH of nomina
tions and nomination papers, limiting
the number of times that names of
candidates shall appear on tho ofliclal
ballot and prescribing how the same
shall be certlllcd by the secretary of
the commonwealth.
Providing for the purchase and dis
play of United States Hags on public
school buildings.
For the destruction of wild cats, foxes
nnd minks.
THE VETO AXE.
These- bills were disapproved:
To validate the Indebtedness of any
borough hereinbefore incurred.
Providing that legal advertisements
published In any county that contains
a population of over 70.000 persons who
emigrated from Germany, shall bo pub
lished In one German newspaper of
general circulation printed In such
county In addition to the publication
required In newspapers printed In Eng
lish. Amending the Act of March 31, 1S60,
to dispense with tho endorsing or back
ing of warrants by aldermen and Jus
tices ot the peace out of the Jurisdic
tion of the aldermen or Justices grant
ing the warrant and to reejulre nlder
hien and Justices to keep an ofliclal seal
and stamp all warrants granted with
said seal, requiring that warrants so
issued shall bo stamped with the ofliclal
seal of the officer Issuing the same.
To protect the owner nnd agents of
stallions In the collection of fees for
their services and to secure the fees
for such services by a lien on the colt
for tho amount agreed upon between
the parties nt the time of tho service
niid that the same may be collected In
the same manner as other debts are
now collected.
ACCUSED OF MURDER,
Ilontmnn Is Charged with Having
Caused a Drowning.
Pittsburg-.1 July 9. James Doran, a
ferryman on the Monongahela W.be
tween Rraddock and Homestx Is
charged with murder, because . vof
his passengers was drowned. e
coroner's Jury decided that Doran
responsible for the drowning by c
mining a reckless act. ' t
Last Tuesday when Valentino Dig
anno, an Italian, accompanied by tw
A crmcArl f
Vizes of our
i-:
Clothiers,
friends, took passage In Doran's boaL
to cross the river, It Is alleged iin re
fused to stop until tho stdnmer Eliza
beth had passed. All four were thrown
Into tho river nnd Dlgluuno drowned.
HAZLETON MAN'S BIO CONTRACT.
John IV. Crcllln llecelves Orders to
lliiild a i.tirge Cnunl.
Haleton, July 9. The St. Uawrenco
Power company ot Mnssena Springs,
N. V,. has awarded to John W. Crellln,
of this city, tho contract for a canal
excnvntlon, In St. Lawrence county, N.
Y between the St. Lawrence and Glass
rivers. The canal will be three miles
In length nnd will require about two
years to complete.
Tho purpose of the canal Is to secure
water fall -and establish an electric
plant similar to that at Niagara Falls.
The projectors have already awarded
to the AVestlnghouse Electric company
of Pittsburg, tho contract for furnish
ing the machinery and electrical equip
ment which it Is said will cost one mil
lion dollars.
LIOHTNINQ IN THE FENCE.
Leaned on n Ilurlicd Wire nnd Elec
tricity Keeled I II in Over.
West Chester, July 9. Thomas Ford
had been tlshlng last evening at the
Urandywlne, nnd, seeing- a storm ap
proaching, started home. Ho had made,
about half th'e distance when ho stop
ped to watch the gathering clouds, lie
leaned over a barbed wire fence, his
hands resting on the upper strand of
the fence. While he stood there n
sharp flash of lightning came.
Immediately Ford was raised off his
feet and dashed to the ground, where
he lay In a semi-conscious condition
for some minutes. Tho lightning had
run along tho wire fence and he had
felt Its effects. He mannged to get
home, and Is still suffering from tho
effects of tho shock.
SPOILED THE WEDDING.
A 1'rospretivo Hridcgroom Fnilnd to
Show Up nt Sliurpsville.
Sharon, July 9. Miss Constance Mc
Dowell, daugh'ter of J. C. McDowell, a
.eminent liveryman of Shnrpsvllle,
was to have been married at noon
Wednesday to "William Haggerty, of
"Warren. The marriage was set for 12
o'clock, but at the appointed hour tho
groom was not on hand. Tho guests
became uneasy, nnd nfter n long wait
they were dismissed, Including the
minister.
Haggerty left Sharpsville "Wednes
day morning for Sharon, saying he
was going to take a bath, but instead
boarded a train for Pittsburg.
HELD FOR A HEARING.
Two Arrests .Made in tho Unneyvillo
."Murder Case.
Lock Haven, July 9. John dishing,
one of tho men who found tho body of
6-ycar-old Edna Crider, of Hancyvllle,
who was feloniously assaulted and then
murdered, and Paul Koitzseh. son of a
German physician of Wllliamsport,
have been placed In jail on suspicion
of having murdered tho child.
The offlceis claim to have strong cir
cumstantial evidence against the ac
cused. WOMAN FATALLY INJURED.
Willla-msport, July' j.-r-Mrs. John
Thorpe died at Jersey Shore from In
juries received by falling down stairs
on 'Tuesday. Desiring to reach the
yard, she accidentally opened the cel
lar door. Not discovering her mistake,
she fell headlong into the ccllur. She
was SO. years old.
Tell OlTii Train.
Harrlsburg, July 9. James Collins,
aged 20 years, of Arlington, N. J., In
attempting to get off a moving freight
train on the Pennsylvania, railroad
near Steeltor. tonight fell und broko his
back.
Soldiers' ."Monument at Huston.
Easton, July 9. Tho Northampton
county commlssloneis today d'eclded to
erect In this city a monument to tho
memory of the soldiers from this coun
ty who died for their country. Tho
monument will cost 110,000.
To Curo a Cold in One Dny.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund th money if it
'n.13 to cure. 25 cents.
Very Unusual ! !
The flattering response experienced in the past
occasioned in a great measure by the sale of the
Mt - Pti .;; V, ,...,
stock, so that on Monday next we shall
a saie 01 me balance ot our Men's bpnng and Summer Suits
infancy checks, plaids and mixtures. This -ill be the great
esiynnovation ever attempted here. It must be ' startlingly
surprising-. or else we would not say so, nor would we be sat
isfied We are not now ready for particularsbeing too busy,
but wulch the Sunday papers and dailies of Monday, July 12,
and you will find that this remarkable reading will be put in
actual practice word for word.
' SAMTER
Hatters, Furnishers.
PHf's
For Union nnd Nervous Dlsordors mieh a Wind and I 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 o K t o 1 11 n o 1 . . R 1 c U lie nl r o 1 1 e.
Giddiness, Fullness ami Swelling nfter meals, Dizziness nnd l)rtiwjllii-Bj. t ,al Id UilUs, j '"J,"
Ingsnfllent, Lossof Appetite, Shortness of Ilrentli. Costlvoncss, lfll'"0, ; '1,."k. "h iln
tiirbcd Sleep, Krimitftil'lVnms nnd nil Nervous and Trcinbllnf Hei ntlonj, Ac., w en these,
symptoms iiro mused by constipation, in mom of them are. TIIH I3ST OOiH w ILL til VIS
1)111 In: im tiuiimtv MivnTi:i Thia lit tin lift on. Every sullcrcr In earnestly invited to
trv one. box oft heparins, und they will be acknowledged to be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
Iim-CHAM'S PILLS, taken ns directed, will quickly rcstoro fetnules to roinplcto health.
They promptly remove obstructions or Irregularities of the system. I- or 11
WEAK STOMACH, IMPAIRED
' . .
they net Ilka
Muscular Sv
Ilka mnglc-n few doses will net womlors upon the Vital Organs; strengthening tho
r System, restoring tho long lost complexion, bringing back tho keen edge of appe
uroi sing with tho Rosebud ot Health the whole physical energy of the human
frame, Theso are facts admitted I by thousands In all classes of society, , and "" ',lli.,lic"5
guurantecs to the Nervous nnd Debilitated Is that Heechnm's Pill have the Largest bile ot
any Patent .Medicine In tile World.
WITHOUT A IIIVATj.
2re. nt Drug Stores, or will bo sent by U.
Now York, post puld, upon receipt of price.
REPORTS OF THE
' SPRING INSPECTION
Company D of lite Thirteenth Leads the
Division witli 95.66.
AND A COMPANY RANKS SECOND
Company C of the Ninth Is Third.
Tho Thirteenth's Figure of F.tli
clcncy Is Again at the Top of the
I.ist--Gjinrd Never in Hotter Shape.
Harr'lsiiurg, July 0. General orders
were issued tonight from the headquar
ters of th'e National Guard of Pennsyl
vania giving the reports of the spring
Inspections of the troops, Company D,
of the-Thirteenth regiment, leads the
division with 93.CG ns its figure ot ef
ficiency. Company A. ot the same regi
ment, takes second honors with a rat
ing of 03.51 nnd company C, of tho
Ninth regiment, third with D0.-C1. The
City troop, ot Philadelphia, ranks nt
th'e head of the cavalry arm of the
service with 01.70. The Governor's
troop, of Harrlsburg, is next with 83.4?
mid the Sheridan troop, of Tyrone, last
with 79.39. The ratings of the three
batteries nnd the state naval militia
are not civen.
The figure of efficiency of the several
regiments In the division follows:
First brigade Gray Invincible.", 70.80;
State Fencibles batallion, M).79: First
regiment, SG.34; Second regiment, 79.50;
Third regiment, 79.01; Sixth regiment,
7li.25. Second brigade Fifth regiment,
7ri.S0; Tenth regiment, 70.94; Four
teenth regiment, 71. SO; Fifteenth regi
ment. 7G.10; Slxtpentli regiment, 7S.39;
FJghteenth regiment, 73.9G. Third bri
gadeFourth regiment, S3.10; Eighth
regiment, S6.02; Ninth regiment, 81.91;
Twelfth regiment, 81.10; Thirteenth
icglment, 90.67.
Inspector General Morrell and tho
brigade Inspectors agtee that the guard
was never in such fine shape.
HEIRS TO $7,000,000.
Greene nnd Fayette County Families
Fxpcct n Share of n Dig Kstutc.
Waynesburg. July 9. A fortune of
$42,000,000 In Kngland Is expected by
Fayette and Greene county families.
One of the heirs is William Finch, a
farmer near AVnynesburg; another the
Anderson family In this town. There
arc six direct heirs to the estate, all in
America, and the two families men
tioned will come In for $7,000,000. For
sixteen years these heirs have been
working on tho case, and only recently
came across the missing link In the
shape of the log of a ship in which
members of tho family crossed the
ocean years ago.
This log was found at Brownsville.
A Biblo giving a complete history of
the family, has nlo been found In
Fayette county. ItepleW the millions
in cash there are eighty acres in the
heart of one of tho Kngllsli cities vhich
will come to these heirs. The heirs
will endeavor to get Judge Mestrezat,
of Unlontown, to conduct their case.
STEEL WORKERS DISAGREE.
Failure of tho Pittsburg Conference
and Mills to it cm a in Idle.
Pltts"burg, July 9. The joint scale
conference of Iron nnd steel sheet man
ufacturers and the Amalgamated as
sociation, which has been In session
hero for two days, was unable to agree
and adjourned at 12.30 o'clock this af
ternoom No date was fixed for another
meeting.
The conferees agreed upon every
point but one. The Amalgamated as-
l1 J. 4-U
BROS.
1",,SSVSWSS''i''
DIGESTION, DISUKUhKtU LIVbK
. ll... St'li.. I nnnnllal tlAtiiTt1iinllli Milt
Annual Sales over 6,000,000 Iloxes.
H. Agent, P. F. ALLEN & CO., tlOO Cuunt Street,
Hook free upon application.
sociatlon declined to concede 10 per
cent, for rolllnu steel ot 22 gauge and
lighter, over the price for rolling Iron.
The disagreement will affect 25,000 men,
nnd cause nn Indefinite suspension ot
work In nil of the Btecl sheet mills of
th'e country.
FORESAW A HUSBAND'S DEATH.
Dying Woman's Strnngo Prediction
I ullilled.
Philadelphia, July 9. There was
something weird and uncanny about
the death of Franklin J. Uond, In Cam
den, yesterday. One month ago, almost
to the hour, Bond's young wife lay upon
her death bed. Almost her last words
were; "Frank, you'll soon follow me."
fijin after Mrs. Pond's funeral her
busbar " was taken ill, but no fears
were entertained for him. It was
thought that worry and anxiety Inci
dent to his wife's Illness and death had
upset him, and that a few day' quid
and rest would soon retore him. A
fortnight ago he went to Cresco, near
Mt. Pocono, Pn., und his friend nnd
relntlves thought he wii getting on
nicely. He suddenly grew worse, how
ever and on Tuesday wns hurried to
his home, No. 430 Hanson htteet He
never rallied, but contlnuu.l to grow
worse until death came.
ALLEGED ASSAILANT GOES FREE.
Wns 11 Prisoner nt the Time a Crime
Voh Committed.
Media, July 9. Stephen Smith, a col
ored man, held here on the charge of
making a "brutal assault upon Miss
Mary Spencer, a teacher at the Klwyn
Training school, has been proven Inno
cent without a trial.
When the nssatilt occurred, on Sun
day night, June 27, Smith was in the
house of correction at Holnicsburg.
This was discovered by a discharge
from the Institution found In the cell
In the town lockup ho occupied on the
night of his arrest.
STAFF APPOINTMENTS.
William T.Simpson, of Scrnnton, to
lie Commissary Sergeant.
Harrlsburg, July 9. Adjutant Gen
eral Stewart Issued a general order to
day announcing these appointments on
the staff of Governor Hastings:
Corporal Hugh Murray Wllkes
narre, to be serneant major.
William T. Simpson, Scranton, to be
commissary sergeant, vice William H.
Burke, honorably discharged.
THAT BUTLER ELOPEMENT.
Scliloss mid His Wife I.cnrn Pence Is
in Sight.
Canton, O., July 0. Leon Scliloss and
wife, whose marriage created n sensa
tion nt Hutler, are still at the Hurfnrd
house in this city. This morning a long
letter was received from I. J. McBrlde,
the father of Schloss' young wife.
Scliloss refused to be Interviewed con
cerning It.
The Indications are that the parents
of Mrs. Schloss are relenting.
Contract (Joes to Denver Falls.
Harrlsburg, July !'. The board of
public urounds and buildings today
awarded the contract for the building
of the state bridge over the Susque
hanna river at Catawlssa to the Penn
sylvania Bridge company, of Beaver
Falls, at its bid of $81,400.
Itnilrond Store House Burned.
Baston, July 9. The main storehouse
of the Lehigh Valley Uallroad com
pany, located at Packerton, wa.s de
stroyed by fire today. The loss is
about $60,000, nearly covered by insur
ance. fortnight,
stock pur-
i..t. 1
inaugurate
W
I
I
Connolly & Wallace
Foulard Silks
AT 37 CENTS. ... "
The best quality
Guaranteed not to slip or fade. The price, 37jc, is less than
half the figure usually quoted for this grade.
CONNOLLY. &
SHOT GRANDPA FOR A THIEF.
A You lie .linn's Ncrlotit Mistnlic
While on Wntrli.
Cape JIuy Couit House, N. J., July
9. Nebulon Swain, an nped and re
spected farmer llvlnpr at Swalnton, lies
in a -orjr critical condition at his home,
with about twenty-eight No. 4 shot
embedded in his groin nnd abdomen,
rnd the chicken thief for whom the
charge ot lead was prepared Is still at
large and In good health. So serious
have been the recent depredations of
poultry thieves that ninny Middle
township farmers have made arrange
ments to protect their breeds by heroic
measures.
While a young Grandson of Mr.
fiwnln nnd n farm hand were holding
midnight vigil Thursday night they
saw a stranger creeping along toward
the hen roost and young Swain fired
missing his man. As the smoke cleared
away they saw what they supposed to
be the same man standing near the
roost The next shot was nnswered by
a groan, and the boys were horrified to
find that It was Mr. Swain, who had
come out unknown to them to see If
thty were awake.
ELKS AT LAKESIDE.
After Award of Prizes nt Minneapolis
nn Excursion Is Taken.
Minneapolis, Minn., July 9. The
grand lodge of Files today formally
awarded prizes as follows:
Most unleiue display, first prize, $200,
to Terte Haute, Intl.; second prize, $100,
to Grand Forks, N. D.
Competitive drill, first prize, $100, to
Toledo; second prize, $75, to Louisville,
and the best banner In parade, first
rnse, $75, to Allegheny, Pa.; second
prize, $30, to Cincinnati.
Uniformed lodge coming longest dis
tance. $100, to Hartford.
The big Elk to the lodge bringing the
greatest proportion of Its members the
longest distance, will piobably go to
Siovx Falls, S. D. With each prize
was given a handsome diploma to be
hung In the lodge rooms.
Today was spent nt Lake Mlnnoton
ka, where frequent trains on tho three
lines of railroads took the visitors and
their hosts.
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HAWAUANS DISAPPOINTED.
Held n Steamer nt Honolulu, Hoping
for Annexation News.
San Francisco, July 9. The steamer
City of Peking, just arrived, was a
day behind her regular time. Captain
Smith explained the delay by saying
the vessel was detained at Honolulu
on a request from the olllcers of the
Hawaiian government, who asked -that
the vessel remain In the harbor until
the Mariposa from San Francisco
should arrive, by which the Hawatl
ans hoped to hear that the annexation
treaty had been ratified by the United
States senate, and that they could call
themselves Americans.
The leaders of the annexation party
had purchased all the firecrackers on
the Islands and were preparing for a
big celebration, but the news to fully
suit them did not come, and the cele
bration was declared off. The Hawall
ans hoped by holding the steamer to
send congratulatory messages to this
country.
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TRADE OUTLOOK BRIGHTER.
IJrndstrcct's, Formerly PcsslmlMin,
Is Converted to Prosperity' Side.
New York, July 9. Uradstreets to
morrow will say: The prospect of nn
early bottlernent of the tariff has
strengthened the widespread feeling of
hopefulness that the autumn will bring
a revival of consumptive demand. Or
ders for clothing, shoes and hardware
for fall delivery are already more fre
quent at Baltimore, Chicago and Oma
ha. Prices show nn advance of one
fifth of 1 per cent, during June and
mark the beginning of a turn In tho
outward flow of thr tldo of prices
which continued from January 1 to
June 1.
There are 21T business failures
reported throughout tho United States
this week compared with 225 last week
nnd 219 In the week a year ago and 2Gu
two years ago.
NEW RAILROAD RECORD.
Transportation of Christian Undenv
ororn llclievrd to KstuhlUh It,
Salt Lake City, July 9. The Chris
tian Endeavor west-bound movement Is
practically over. During the period
from July 1 to 7 the Rio Grande "Wcot
ern road handled seventy-one trains
carrying 17,232 passengers from Orand
Junction to Ogden. The greater per
centage of theso. passengers stopped
over In Suit Lake City, thus requiring
a second movement or the handling of
n totnl of nearly 35,000 passengers. This
was accomplished without accident or
serious delay.
The bulk of this Immenso traffic hav
ing been carried nn July 3, 4 and 5, es
tablishes, it Is claimed, tho world's
single track passenger record.
Attempted .Murder mid Suicide.
EfPnsham, III., July 9.-Samuel II.
Wright, an ex-pollccnian and stock buyer,
flr&e four shotH at his brother-in-law, Eel
ward Ollllkple, and then turned the re
volver on hlm?tlf with suicidal Intent.
Tho ball entered his head nt tho right
eye and produced a mortal wound. Only
one ball took effect on QIMesple, Htrlkiug
him In the neck. It is thought GIHmjiIc
will recover. Family difficulties were, the
cause of the tragedy, ,
made by the best American makers
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i RETURNS, TRY 'EM, i
TpHE following adver
4 tisers will find mail
for them at the Tribune
business office: J. H. T.,
Arlie Letts, Longacre, H.
C, M. L., F. L. Q., Gor
don, Widow, X. Y. Z., K.
H. F., M. M E.
HELP AV ANTED MALES.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
WANTED AaKNT8-87S 1'EH MONTH
nnd uxpenses paid active men If right;
goods sold by sample only; sumples, also
horo nnd rarrlnge furnished FHKE. Ad-dres-i
JOUUEH, Box 0308, Boston, Mass.
S ALESMEN-WCHOOL SITPI'MEH: COUN
try work; $100 salary montuiy, with
liberal nddlttonnl commission. H. U.
EVANS & CO., Chicago.
"1X7" ANTED-AN IDEA. WHO GA-NTHINIC
V of some simple thins; to patent? Pro
tect your Ideas; they may bring you wealth.
WritoJOHN WEDDEHllUKN & CO., Dent.
C. la, Patent Attorneys, Washington, 1). 11,
lor their SI 800 prize oiler and llbt of 1,000
inventions wanted.
"WANTED-AS AGENT IN EVEKY SEC-
tlon tocnuvuss; $1.00 to $5.00 a day
ninile; sells at sight; also a man to soil Btaplo
(ioods to dealers; best sido lino 87f a month;
sulury or large commission made; experience)
unnecessary. Cllflon Moap uud ilatiiifnctur
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
AT7ANTED - WELI-KNOWN MAN IN
' ' every town to solicit stock subscrip
tions; a monopoly, big money for agents; no
capital required. EU WAltD C. Flail & CO.,
ilordeu lllock, Chicago, III.
II ELl WANTED FEMALES.
Advs. Under ThW Mead One Cent a Word.
Vs
r.YNTKD-AN EXPERIENCED TO-
liact'OKllpper. UKUKKli JIIIUM.
WANTED AN EXPEU1ENUED COOK
at UOCKAEEU.EIl'.S DININU HOOM,
121 Ponn avenue.
LAIHE.S-I .MAKE 1UO WAGES DOING
pleaunt home work, nnd will gladly send
full particulars to nil sending cent stamp.
.MISS M. A. MTEUMNS, Lawrence, Mtch.
VVANTED-LADY AGENTS IN SCRAN-
ton to sell ami introduce Snyder's cuke
icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
permanent nnd very profitable. Write for
particulars nt oncenml get benellt of holiday
trade. T. II. .SNYUEIU CO., Cincinnati, O.
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T ANTED IMMElJIATELY-TWO KNEIU
cetlu mlrswoiuen to represent us.
Guaranteed SO a day without Interfering
with other duties. Healthful occupation.
Write for paillculars, enclosing stamp,
MANGO CHEMIOAIi COMPANY? No. 71!
John street. New York.
FOR SALE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
I'OK SALE-ONE THHEE-HOUSE FLAT,
I also ouo three-story double house, In
cluding store room. E. U. CAl'WELL, 1723
Lafayette street.
l?Olt SALE-A EINK YOL'NO SPAN OP
1. dark chestnut horses. Por description
inquire tit Everett's Stable,, Dlx Court, Scran
ton. Oil SALE-FINE THAI CHEAP. 1641
Penn avenue.
FOR KENT.
Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Word.
I?OH HENT-NICEHIX-ltOOM HOl'HEON
J1 Eynon btreet. Inquire fitii Hampton
street.
.MONEY TO LOAN.
Adv, Under This Mead One Cent a Word.
OtOO AND 91,20(1 ON CITY HEAL E1
J tnti. 1). 11. ItKPI OULE, Attorney,
Mcursllitlldlng.
HOARDERS WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
WANTED-TW'O HEP1NED GENTLE-
' men boarders. Central location. Sur
roundings tlrst-chiMS. Meals prompt; but
must llnd their own amusements. To such,
a good home e-nii be lound by addressing X.,
Trllpuneotllee.
LOST.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
tstTply 5 HKFv?M'jVnaKH
Xj hotel, In Mlnnakn, uud No. it School, a
Hnt-k i-out ullli i-iKh book In It, belonging to
P. J. NEEDIIAM, 81(1 Stono nvonue. He
waid for return.
LEGAL.
TNTHECOl'ltT OP COMMON PLEAS OP
X t.iu'kauanna County. Notice Is hereby
given that The Cambrian Mutual Eire Insur
ance. Company, of scranton, Pa has tiled
Its petition In kuIU court, praying that it be
permitted to surrender up any powers In Its
charter, and that u decree be ontcrcd dissolv
ing said corporation, and that tho said court
has grnuteil a rule to show chuso why it lie
ciee dissolving the satil corporation should
not be iiuule, returnable August 1(1, J HI)", at
10 o'clock a. in. Said petition Is tiled In tho
prothonotary's oftlco In said county ns of No.
JiOU, September term, 1807.
TAYLOR & LEWIS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
OM-CBNT-A-WOIl).
KEAL ESTATE.
A V Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Wor..
w
FARING
OlG
20wp'c"urtt0Hoonue
DOUIlLHCOHNEItS-AnOUIILECOHNKIl
has u specltle value: There ure not
mans good ones left In Scranton. A double
corner means DO feet on the avenue and 100
feet on the street. For n gentleman's place
with ampie grounds, residence, stables, nnd.
unobstructed vlewBand light It Is Just the de
sideratum. For Investment In rows of build
ings or double houses it presents all that you
wnnt. Call for circular, map and Informa
tion, JONES, 311 Spruce street.
1?INE CENTRAL LOT ON ADAMS, JEP
V ferson, Madison and Monroe uvenuosnra
rapidly going nt lower prices than Scranton
citizens will ever soo again. A few good ones
are left nt 10 minutes' walk from postofllce.
These are valuable nnd superior lots, and are
n rare opportunity. JONES, 311 Spruce SU
OTS Foil SALE"oNNfciIOLS HEIGHTS
unci Lorraine. Address A.A. NICHOLS,
Agent, Clark's Summit, Pa.
IOR HALE-DESIRAHLE LOT, WITH
house on rear, 018 N. Washington nve.
nne; owner leaving city. 001 Qulncynve.
AGENTS WANTED.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent Word.
needed; one ugont one dny sold fifty
bicycles: weekly Kales pay big profits; vie
make a lilgli gratis bicycle as low ns $22.r0.
Write quick, excellent territory. ALPINE
CYCLE CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
w
E DON'T WANT HOYS OR LOAFERS,
but men of nbllltv: $300 to SfiOO a
month to hustlers; state und general agents;
salary and commission. RACINE FIRE
ENGINE CO., Racine, Wis.
WANTED-SOLICITORS; NO DELIVER
Ing, no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; state age. GLEN BROTHERS,
Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-GENERAL AGENTS IN EV
ery county; also lady canvassers; some
thing new; euro seller; apply quick. J. C
H1LUERT, 141 Adams avenue, Scrunton,Pa.
A" "OENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safe Citizenship price f 1. Go
ing by thousunds. Address NICHOLS,
Napervlllc, HI.
GENTS TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel and copper electro
plasters; prices from S3 upward; salary und
expenses pold; outfit freo. Address, with
stamp, .MICHIGAN MFG CO., Chicago.
AGENTS TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAI
ers; Sift weekly nnd expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFG
CO., 48 Van lltircn St., Chicago.
REDUCTION IN PRICE OF GAS,
rpiIE SCRANTON GAS AND WATER CO.
X nnd the Hyde Park Gas Co.
In accordance with the policy of these com
panies to reduce rates from time to time, as
may bo wurrnnted by Increased consump
tion, notice is hereby given that on and alter
July 1st next, tho price of gas will be One
Dollar anil Twenty Cents per one thousand
cubic feet consumed, subject to the following
discounts; Five per cent, on all bills, where
tho consumption for tho month amounts to
less than twenty-rlve dollars; ten per cent,
on all bills where tho consumption for the
month amounts to twenty-live dollars and
upwards. Provided the bill is paid on or be
foro the 20th day of tho month In which tho
bill Is presontcd.
Hy Order of tho Hoard.
G. U. HAND, Secretary.
Scranton, Pn., Juno 21st., 1807.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word
isBoum6N"'oF'c
The llrui known ns W. A. Gray & Co.,
doing business at niU Lackawanna avenue,
Is this day dissolved. The business will here
after be conducted by W. A. Uruy at the
samo place. W. A. GRAY".
Julys, 1807.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
CORNS, HUNIONS AND INGROWING
nulls cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free. E. M. HETZEL, Chiropodist,
330 Lackawanna avenue. Ladles attended
nt their residence if desired. Charges moder
ate. CITY SCAVENGER.
CHAS. COOPER, CJTY SCAVENGER.
All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable. 710 Scranton btreet. House,
1125 Wushburn street.
AH.RHIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. liitlflUS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1 100 N. Main uve., or Elckes'
drug store, corner Adums und Mulberry.
Telephone 0,040.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
SvfvXVprpAIKir HOYr?
) years ofugc; would like to work in storo
or learn a truue. Addiess J, J. W Dun
more, Pa.
CinJATlt3lTVAN7rED-nYXeJi:NERAL
O blacksmith; good Jourueymun; seven
years' experience; villi work at reasonable
wages. Address KICIM, Tribune office.
EMPLOYMENT WANTED FIRST
class baker, worked 12 years In New
York; French and Vienna bread u specialty.
GREAT CU11AN CIGAR FACTORY. 221
Washington avenue.
SITUATION WANTED - TO GO OUT
1-J washing tho llrst iurt of tho week; wash
lngs tHken homo also. Call or address L. IX,
334 North Sumner avenue.
QITPATION WANTED-HY A WOMAN;
O iood cook und laundress; can give refer
ence. Address, E. M. D., P. O. llox 10.
(Situation wanted-as cook and
Cj laundrn or general housework. Can
give good reference Can sleep home. Ad
clrem, 520 I.urkuvt uuua avenue. MRS. EL
LEN GLE.VbON.
OlTUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG
O lady us housekeeper; with jeforence.
Address, euro MISS C. HROWN, Uox41, Old
Forge, Luckuwunuu County, Pa.
ANTED-J'KRMANENT I'OSITION HY
a first-clans barber, of good habits; or
will work u u reJ ief. Address, "Anxious to
work," G. 11,0.. this otllce.
WANTED-A PKRMA
to do unvthtiiir. bv 1
NENT'ba
u younit mi
lundersund
18 Prospect t
POSITION
man who
sneaks four lunzuuiesand
Vuuis book-
keeping. RlUUAlV, 1318
I'rospct avenue.
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