THE SCRANTON TRIBTJNE-FUIDA.Y MORNINGh OCTOBER 20, 18J7.
SENATOR QUAY IS
i NON-COMMUNICATIVE
Will NqJ . Express Opinions
Pittsburg Interviewers.
Dclorc
AS TO TUB MEETINQ WITH MARTIN
Claims tlio Knc.ountcr Wn Kiitlrcly
Acoidcntnl-rN'o, Opinions ns to tlio
Guburnntorliil Contest--According
to' ltlohnrd Qiniy Trncy Will ho
' Jliti'or of Greater New York.
CJttsliurp, Oct, 2S. Senator M. S.
QuHy arrived In the city tills mornlnff
from. Philadelphia, on his way to Sc
vlckloy, where he will visit hla son,
Kttdmrd, Mr a few- days. The Senator
cnn36 In on the western express over
tho Pennsylvania road and went to
tli'dT IlotVl nuqllosne, where ho spent
the ittornlnK hours In consultation with
local politicians. He wos nocompanlcd
by hla sons, Klchnrd and Captain A.
O. Ourtln. Quay, of the staff of Major
(JotipniL.MlltM, United States tinny.
The sftrJatOc.fvaM.ns non-communlca-tive
asVn'er.'notwlthstnndlnp that des
pernio efforts were made to elicit some
thing frerrt. hlni. that could he construed
even In tile, ipinotct way as an ex
pression of opinion on political mat
ters. "What significance Is there In your
conference with nave Martin In Phila
delphia yesterday'.'" he was asked.
'None whatever," replied the sena
tor, -t simply called at the rooms of
the- Ilopuhllcnn city committee nnd
met Mr. Martin there quite by acci
dent." "Do you exppct to have his support
in the- senatorial llKht next year?"
"1 do not know; the subject was not
mentioned. 'We dimply had a friendly
chut."
"What stand will you take on the
RUbernatoiial question next year?"
"t cannot say: In fact, I have not
plven the subject any consideration at
all; and as for the candidates, I have
nut seen any of them."
"What do you think will be the re
sult of the mayoralty contest In New
York city?"
"r know nothing nbout It, except
what I have read In the papers and
what Dick told me coming over on the
.train."
The senator had reference to his son,
Klchard, who has been In New York
for several days on business. The
younger Quay, in conversation, paid
that from what he could glean of the
situation In New York, he felt reason
ably certain that Tracy would win.
Up said, however, that, the Republican
majority would probably be very
small, deferring to the alleged con
ference between his father and Dave
Martin, Mr. Quay said: "I met father
in Philadelphia last night on my way
home. We retired earlv. and I knew
nothing about his meeting with Mar
tin until this morning, when I read nn
account of It in the papers. I simply
remarked to him that I noticed he hail
seen Martin, but the subject was not
discussed any further, no I do not
know what transpired between them."
During the day Senator Quay held a
conference with State Senator C. L.
Magee. the result of which wan sup
plied by many would be some ylgnltl
ennt political deal. Uoth gentlemen,
however, nfter the talk was over, unit
ed in declaring that politics was not
mentioned bv either, the Interview be
ing exclusively confined to a talk over
some business matters.
PACED THE YOUNO .MURDERER.
Moore, Who Killed His Crnmlihtlicr
mill Shot n Hrlntive.
Wit Chester. Pa., Oct. 23 Benja
min Monro, whom young Halph Moore
shot an I intended to kill when he
liivd and slew his grandfather, Reuben
Sr'gnei, near Mortonvllle, some time
ago, today forgave the young murder
ii in the latter's cell here.
Tl was the first time tlio two had
met slnco the tragedy. Three addition
al eh. if; is of felonious i.ssualt and Int
tiry have hen preferred against tlio
n cusi'd by Chl't if Police I'lnstead. of
rvatcsvUle. in connection with the
fli"oting, and a bearing resulted in
his being hel-l on the extra elnrges.
BEATEN BV FURIOUS ROBBERS.
Old .Hun Toitiueil Till ilo Disclosed
His Hoard.
Altoona. Pa, Oct. 2'. Two masked
1'ien gained ei.tr.tneo to the residence
of Henry Smith, a Somerset county
fanner, tills evening, and demanded tho
i"nney that was in tho house. Smith
lion rated, wluvnunon he was seized
rind 1n nun by the robbers until lie
ntvssed that $170 was hidden In a
summer house.
lb then led tho robbers to the hid
l'T nUce. nnd after they had secured
the m-muy they disappeared. Smith
1 1 years old, and the severe beating
li- lecelved has compelled him to take
bis bed.
CONVENTION OF WOMEN.
Second Dnys M'ssion of tho Stnto
IVtli'nition of I clingy I vim in.
Harrlsburg, Oct. 2S. At tho second
Uaj's session of the annual convention
of thu State Federation of Pennsylva
nia Women, three minute reports from
the fifty-nine federated clubs through
out the state were read. An amend
ment to the by-laws was adopted pro
viding, anions other things, that no
club shall be entitled to'fxend to the
annual federation convention more
than six delegates. These ollleers were
elected:
President, Mrs. Horace Hrock, Leb-
The germs of consump
tion are everywhere.
There is no way but to
fight them.
If there is a history of
weak lungs in the family,
this fight must be constant
and vigorous.
You must strike the dis
ease,, or it will strike you.
At the very first sign of
failing health take Scott's
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites.
It gives the body power to
resist the germs of consump
tion'r joe. nd $l.oo, ill druf gttti.
SCOTT It 110WNE, Chmiu, Ntw York.
anon; vice-presidents, Mrs, Richard J.
Haldcman, Hnrrlsburg; Mrs. Kills
Lewis Campbell, Wayne; Mls3 Kate
McKnlght, Pittsburg; treasurer, Mrs:
George V, llacr, Heading; secretary,
Miss Jessie It. Little, pottsvlllo; direct
ors, Mrs. 1M ward W. Ulddle, Jr., Car
lisle; Mrs. William C. Walls, Lewls
burg; Mrs. C. C. Huff, Pittsburg; Mrs.
Isaac I,, Miller, Media; Mrs. O. M.
Phillips, West Chester; Mrs. a. It.
Stacker, Philadelphia; Miss A. P.
Oromslne, Tltusvllle; Miss Caroline
McHurncy, Hradford,
The final session was held tonight
and was open to the public. Miss Gar
rett, of Philadelphia, gavo an address
on "The Duty of tho Hour to Deaf
Children," and Mrs. Longstrcth, of
Philadelphia, spoke on "The General
Federation. " The exercises closed with
vocal and instrumental music.
Two Invitations have been received
for tho delegates to remain over to
morrow, one from Mrs. It, H. Pratt, of
Carlisle, who expressed a wish to re
ceive the members at tho Indian school,
and the other from state ofllclals, in
viting the members to pay a visit to
the cnpltol grounds.
A POLITICAL POINTER-
If you Indorse tho frco trade and free
silver Chlcngo platform ns the Lacka
wanna Democracy does, "fully and
without reserve," then work and vote
for Schadt, Horn, et. nl. If you be
lieve In McKlnley.protcctlon nnd pros
perity, turn these agents of Bryan
down.
CIIICKAMAGUA EXCURSION.
Adjutant General Stewart Arrnugcs
lor Stop Over Privileges.
Harrlsburg, Oct. 28. Adjutant Gen
cral Stewart has arranged with tho
Queen and Crescent and Louisville nnd
Nashville railroads for stop-over privi
leges between Cincinnati nnd Chatta
nooga to tho old soldiers who will take
part in the dedication of Pennsylvania
monuments on theChickamagua battle
field, Nov. 15. Orders will bo Issued by
the adjutant general next Monday to
about 1,000 veterans for free transpor
tation from points in Pennsylvania to
Chattnnooga nnd return, together with
a circular of general Information.
Stop-over privileges to a limited ox
tent will also be allowed by the South
ern Railway company between Wash
ington and Chattanooga.
PENNSYLVANIA PENSIONS.
Washington, Oct. 28. These Penn
sylvania pensions have been Issued:
Original Daniel P. Hleks, Pittsburg;
Robert English Gllllgan, Rlchnrdsvllle,
Jefferson: John II. liarnes, Lancaster;
Christian Heller, Wllllamsport; Wil
liam H. Swartz, York; Daniel Myers,
Shlrleyburg, Huntingdon; Silas C.
King. Downlngtown; Lawrence Reltz,
RelV.'Viie, Allegheny: Stephen C. Rlch
nrdson, Garwood, Washington. Sup
plemental William M. Shaw, Dlckson
burg, Crawford. Restoration and In
creaseWilliam Goble, dead, Worm
leysburg, Cumberland. Restoration, re
Issue, etc. Daniel Hardy, Tyrone,
Blair. Increase Jacob R. Kulo, Hor
tons, Indiana; Isaac C. Reed, New
Park, York; Caleb Ely, Oakforest,
Greene; John A. Smith, Hnrrlsburg.
Reissue Uernhnrd J. Delaney. Coupon,
Cambria. Original widow Mary A.
Hopwood, Waynesboro, Franklin; An
nla Maria Potts, Pittsburg: Ruth J.
Goble, Wormleysburg, Cumberland;
Maria Weimer, Meyersdnle, Somerset.
WINTERSTEEN CASE.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2S. A. S. L.
Shields, counsel for Lloyd S. Wlnter
steen. charged with complicity In the
attempt to blow up tho home of Levi
E. Waller at Uloomsburg, said tonight
that the rumor current to the. effect
that the case had been continued on
last Wednesday because a settlement
satisfactory to both sides had been
reached, was false, and Htated that he
had nked for a continuance until the
September term of court on the ground
that several Important witnesses were
unavoidably absent.
NEW BICYCLE RECORD.
Philadelphia, Oct. 2S. Eddie McDuf
fle today at Willow Grove bicycle
track established a new world's record
for one mile, paced, covering tho dis
tance In 1.33 2-5. three-fifths lower than
tho record made by Jimmy Mlchatl on
thu same track sovtral weeks ago.
Ill Wife ii Preferred Creditor.
Altoona, Pa., Oct. 2S. Executions ag
gregating $13,000 were Issued tills nfter
noon against David Clansman, pro
prietor of a leading clothing establish
ment here. His wife holds a preferred
claim for $10,000. Many Philadelphia
wholesale merchants are creditors.
t .-It of n Clubbing.
Hazleton, Pa., Oct. 28. Martin La
zaar died In the Miners' hospital here
today ns the result of a dubbins; re
ceived at the hands of Ilu:" -Minn
countrymen at in aver Iiixuk two
weeks' ago. His assailants have been
lodged In jail.
MEYER INDICTED.
Ho Shot tho Olficer Who Attempted
to Arrest Mini.
Now York. Oct. 2S. Fritz Meyer, who
killed Policeman Smith In the Roman
Catholic church of the Redeemer early
on Wednesday morning, was today In
dicted for murder In the (list degree.
He will be put on trial Monday. Meyer
was robbing the poor box when dis
covered by the ofllcer, whom he shot.
He Is suspected of a number of other
murders. Including those of Sexton
Stdz In Rrooklyn nnd James C. Pitts,
in Summit, N. J.
On the way from the police station
to tho cilminal court building today, a
crowd of a thousand or more men fol
lowed the squad of police having Meyer
In charge. Shouts of "Lynch him!"
wero raised nil along the route which
was traversed and but for the precau
tions taken It Is probable that Meyer
would have been mobbed.
THE CENTRAL DISASTER.
It is llullcvcd That All Hoillfis Snvo
Two llnva Itucn Recovered.
Pouglikeepsle, N. Y., Oct. 2S. It is
now believed that no more than twenty
lost their lives In the New York Cen
tral disaster. All the sleeping car pas
sengers have been accounted for. Of
those who were in tho day couch, eight
bodies have been recovered, and at
leaBt four uro known to have escaped
from It.
Conductor Parrlsh Is certnln that
there were no more than twelve In tho
day conch. He says that there wero
no womon besides the two bodies found
and of whom one lies unidentified at
Cold Springs, There was only one child
In tho car, a little boy, who waa res
cued. Coroner Wood believes that the
only bodies still In the river are those
of Engineer Foyle and Stenographer
McKay.
TUBERCULOSIS DISCUSSED.
.Main Topic, of Consideration nt Meet
ing of Public Health Association.
Philadelphia, Oct. 28. The mnln topic
of consideration nt today's session of
tho American Publlo Health associa
tion wns tuberculosis nnd Its various
aspects. In addition to this there wns
a paper on yellow fever by General
Sternberg, surgeon general of the
United States nrmy. Ucforo consider
ing nny papers, the convention chose
Dr. E. A. Do Hwolnltz, of tho depart
ment of ngricultuto nt Washington, to
bo the delegate to tho congress In
Pnrls in 1899 for the Bttidy of tubercu
losis. Dr. Howard S. Anders present
ed n resolution that the association
recommend the ndoptlon of tho indi
vidual communion cup In churches
nnd the more gonernl use of Individual
cups In schools, railway stations, rail
road trains, public fountains nnd the
like. This was referred to the execu
tive committee.
At tho afternoon session the subject
of tuberculosis wns nbly discussed by
Miss Lydla Rnhlnowltsch, of Russia.
She Is nt present nttuched to the medi
cal corps of the Women's Medical col
lege, Philadelphia, and has made spe
cial Kourches In Germany, Russia and
In this country of the presence of tu
bercol bnccllll In milk, butter, etc. The
remnlnder of tho afternoon session wns
devoted to the reading of a number of
papers on technical subjects.
COTTON CONVENTION.
Sctiil-Aniiual .Meeting of Now Kng
t it lid Miitiuliictureri' Association.
Philadelphia, Oct. 28. The semi-an-nunl
convention of the New England
Cotton Manufacturers' association wns
brought to n close todny. Three ses
sions wero hold, morning, afternoon
and nlcht. Th.o morning session was
held In the Philadelphia Textile school
and was devoted to the rending nnd
discussion of a number of papers on
technical subjects affecting the trade.
Tho Rourso was visited after morning
adjournment and tho afternoon ses
sion wns held In the Philadelphia Com
mercial museums, where the reading
of papers was resumed. The night ses
sion was held In the Philadelphia Tex
tile school. Several topical questions
were discussed and the following papers
wero read:
"Philadelphia as a Textile Manufac
turing Centre," Charles Heber Clark,
Philadelphia; "Comparative Life of
Cotton Machinery," Edward W. Thom
as, Lowell, Mass.; "Mill Repair Shops,"
D. D. Donovan, Providence; "Tho
Proper Construction nnd Uses of Econ
omizers," Henry O. Hrlnckerhoff, Bos
ton: "Some Vital Points Concerning
Fire Protection of Mill Property," Wil
liam H. Stratton, Hartford, Conn. The
convention then adjourned.
ON TO VICTORY.
Every Indication points to a rousing
Republican victory for tho cntiro
ticket next Tuesday. Tho party's
fighting blood Is up nt last and that
portends a Waterloo for the enemy.
Hut no Individual Republican should
relax his efforts. This is the chance
of a llfo time to rivet and clinch Re
publican supremacy in once Demo
cratic Lackawanna.
Keep your eyes open when you buy
goods of anv sort. Refuse all substi
tutes for standard, advertised articles.
Rhcumntism Cured in n Dny.
"MYSTIC CURE" for RHEUMA
TISM and NEURALGIA radically
cures In 1 to 3 days. Its action upon
the system Is remarkable and myste
rious. It removes nt once tho cause
and tho disease Immediately disap
pears. Tho first dose greatly benefits.
75 cents. Sold by Carl Lorenz, drug
gist, 41S Lackawanna avenue, Scranton.
Look
Through
The Tribune "Want"
columns. It may pay
you well. Many good
things are continually
offered in that depart
ment. $
11 ELF WANTED MALES.
Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Word.
U ANTED DINTIll HlTl Oils SAMPLKM;
everywhere; both sexes Slln thousand,
enclose stump tor reply. ACME IMP. CO,.
Philadelphia.
AGKNTS OUT FIFTY CENTS ON EACH
dollar; no experience necessary. Write
for agent soutllt. Address '1 II 10 CATHOLIC
NKWC, r, Ilurrlny street, Now York.
W ANTKD Af!KNTX-87ft I'KU MONTH
mid expenses paid m-ttvo men If right;
poods bold by Kiniplo only; samples, also
horso nnd cnrrliiRO furnished FREE. Ad
dress JOllllEIt, llo.tr:ioy, Boston, .Muss.
SALKSMF.N'-SCIIOOLHUPPLIKS; COUN
try uorlt; $100 salary montuly, with
liberal additional commissions. it. (J.
EVANS & CO., Chicago.
.7"ANTK1)-AN IDEA. WHOC.YNTHIN'IC
ofBonie simple thins to patent'.' Pro
tect your IUcur: iluw may bring you wealth.
WrlioJOHN VKDiiKltlllTILV CO., Hop":
C. 'Jil, Patent Attorneys, Washington. 1). 0.,
lor their SlMiO prize oiler uud Hat of 1,000
Inventions wanted.
TANTi:i)-AS AOKNT IN EVKttYRK&
Don to canvas"; 8 l.oii to 8,1,1 m n day
made; ells ut sight; also u man to sell stupio
(foods to dealers; best sldo lino 87.1 n month;
Hilary or large commission mude: experience
unnecessary. Clifton Soup uud Muuufuctur.
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
-1X7 ANTKD - VKI,l,KNOWN MAN IN
l every town to bollclt Mock subscrip
tions; n monopoly: bis money for agents; no
capital repillred. KDWAUD C. l-'Ibll & CO.,
ltorden Mock, Chicago, 111,
HHLP WANTED-FEMALES.
Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Word.
X7'ANTKD-.IIDDI,K" AGKD COI.OKKD
woman for general liniuowork, good
cook, to sleep homo nlshts. -1 18 Alltllln avo.
ADIKS-T MAICK IW1 WAOKH DOING
J pleasant homo work, nnd will gladly send
full particulars to all tending ! cent stamp.
MlhH M. AHTKllHINH, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTKD-I.ADY AC1KNTS IN BOHAN
ton to sell mid Introduce Hnydei'H euUo
Icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
permanent uud very profitable. Write for
paif Iculam at once and get benefit of holiday
trudo. T. RHXYUKltA CO., Cincinnati, O.
UI ANTKD IMMKDIATKI.Y-TWO KNKH
cetto Mileswomen to represent us.
Guaranteed tfil u duy without Interfering
with other duties, Healthful occupation.
Write lor imillenlnri, enclosing stump,
MANGO C11LMICA1. COMl'ANYT Nu. 7'-'
John Mrcet, New York.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE,
C10HN8, JIUNIONH AND Rs:c7umVINcT
nulls cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and udvlcu
li'.n frmi I.- l lll.vi'LM ,.(.A. II..
illlii Luckuwunnn avenue. Ijidles utteuded
ut their reoldvucu If desired.
Chursoj inodor-
nic.
AGENTS WANTED.
CHjnTOUTivCEA V A N 'NA? COUNTY
to sell tho Urn ham Patent I'ons and
make big money; samples free, llox (MO,
Honcsdale, 1'u.
AGKNTS TO HKtiL OUH ftOc. HTOltM
door; "amnio nretmld upon receipt of
price,
i'ort Jin
irlee. A.MKIIIOAN HTOK.M UOOIl CO.,
ron, Mich,
K
I.ONDIKK- AOKNTH WANTED KOIl
lnrirn llliistrntoil Iwmlt nf Klondike, nvn
hundred pnges; price Ft, no; ontllt 10c Ad
dress NATIONA1, l'UllblHIUNU CO,, Lake
Bldo building, Chlcngo, III.
WANTED-HOMCITOUfs; NO DKLIVKH
lug, no cuitcctlng; position permanent;
pay wccltly: BlJito ugc. ULKN llllOTlIKlW,
Rochester, N. Y.
AUKNTS-WHAT AHE YOU GOING TO
do about Hufe Citizenship price i. Go
ing by thousand!. Address NICHOLS,
Nnpervlllo, 111
AOKNTS-TO HKI.ti OUK 1'HACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel and copper electro
plasters; prices from SU upward; salary nnd
expenses pnld: outfit free. Address, wJtn
stamp. MICHIGAN MKG CO., Chicago.
AOKNTH-TO HELL CICJAIM TO DKAt,
crs; f'J.l weekly nnd expenses; experi.
cneo unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFU
CO., .IH Van Jlitren St., Chicago.
FOR RENT.
Advs. Under This Mead One Cent a Ward.
OrSKHKoirUKNT-iTiSoTlS,"NliTlT
Eighth street. I'or terms apply to
JAMKH1I. WA'IMON. l'lrst Nutlonul iiunk,
or A. 1). Dean, .TJlP.j N, Washington avenue.
I?01l llENT-'J HCH'HKH, 57 AND SH.
V EVANS, lino Luzerne.
TOrritKNT-fmiCIC HUILDINO, HUITA-
V bio for grocery or restuuriuit; only n
block rrom D., L. it W. station; possession
given Nov. i. Address KIIIUIAHDT, City,
General Delivery.
CITY SCAVENGER.
AlMIIUGfiS CLEANS IT.IVY VAULTS
. and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. IIUIGGS, Proprietor.
Lcuvo orders 1100 N. .Muln.iivo., or Klckes'
drug store, corner Adams and Mulberry.
Telephone n in.
pilAS. COOPKlt, CITY KCAVKNOElC
- All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All the latest appliances. Charges
reasonable. 7111 Scranton ttreet. House
lliM Washburn street.
SI'I UATIONS WANTED.
erniArmNVArli
0 nnm 'J t years of age In a meat market
or ccnernl store; 7 years experience. Ad
dress W. G., Tribune, olllce.
S fri'ATION WANTKl7IXfEAciu'RoT
experience wishes to tutor children In
tho English brunches; references given, If
desired. AddrcssMISS HODGES, lillOMul
berry street,clty.
CITUATION WANTED -KIHST-ULAHH
O butcher, 10 years' experience; good
meat cutler, sausage and bologna maker,
nn Penn avenue.
UiNTKD-wAsi!i7.-n, TkonFno oil
nny kind ol work by the day. Call ut
1110 Leo Court.
A yANTKD-POHITION HY YOUNG MAN
' 17 years ofage; work of uny kind ne
ecpted; will work for board and clothing.
Address C. V, Tribune olllce.
yoi'NG MAN i!-2 DKSIItES POSITION
J as h waiter or bartender; handy mnn
around a place; not nfruld of work: willing
to word at anything; best references. Ad
'ills:r Jb. Uj I'ranUllnuveiiiic.
A.
YOUNG LADY DESIHKS A POSITION
US StonriL'rjittliPP iitnl (vnowrilcr. Arl.
IrriLa tl 'I'nlliiii.r, HUa
in.r,i ui) iill'llllU VfllllC.
?
Ol'NG WOMAN WOULD LIKE 11AU-
Hickory street.
SITUATION WANTED-ItY A WOMAN
p to do washing and ironing by the day or
house donning or any kind of work Ad
dress S'JO Lackawanna nvenue, thlrdjloor.
YOUNG MAN i!'J DKSIUK.S POSITION AT
1 bartending; handy man around a place;
best references. Address J. H., ii' Frank
lin avenue.
YU-N"0 MAN ill WANTS WOltIC IN
I storoor olllce; can write English nnd
German. Address W. E. M., General Dellv
ery, Scranton, Pa.
T ANTED SET OK HOOKS TO WHITE
up In evenings after 7 o'clock. Ad
dreRS IIAHHY WitlGHT, 1-PJ-J Wyoming
avenue.
WANTKD-POSITION AS HOUSEKKEP-
er by an American widow, aged V.i,
with no lumlly. MHS. C. DECKElt, Pitts
ton Ph.,
SHERIFF'S SALES.
CHEHIFF'S SALE.
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate
-ON-FRIDAY,
N'OVEMDEE, 5, 1S97.
Hy virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cias, Levari Facias and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the court of common
pleas ot Lackawanna county, to mo di
rected, I will expose to public sale by ven
duo or outcry, to tho highest and best
bidders, for cash, at the court house. In
tho city of Scranton, Lackawanna coun
ty, on FH1DAY tho FIFTH DAY OF
NOVUMUKIt, A. D. Ii97, at 10 o'clock
in tho forenoon of said day, all tho
right, title and Interest of the defendants
In und to thu following described lots,
piece or parcels of land, viz.:
No. 1. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendant, A. E. Cobb, in and to all
that certain messuage and tract of land
situate In tho township of Muutson, coun
ty of Lackawanna, and state of Penn
sylvania, and bounded and describod as
follows: Hcginnlng at a stone corner on
road leading from Moscow to Number
Twenty-ono on tho Pennsylvania Coal
Company's Itallro.id, being a corner of
land of Wllllani Peters, formerly of Al
mlra Hcffulllnger; Ihenco along said road
north forty degrees, east ono hundred and
thlrty-threo rods to a road between the
land now described and land of Jacob
Frederick ; Ihenco along- said last men
tioned road north fifty degrees, west
sixty-four rods to a stone corner; thence
along hind of Daniel Evans, south forty
desrees, west ono hundred and thlrty
threo rods to a stono corner in linn nf
land hereinafter described, nnd thence
alone Bamo and alone land of Wil
liam Peters aforesaid, south llfty
degrees, east sixty-four rods to
the placo of bc.'lnnlne. Containing
about flfty-threo acres of land and being
the same land which John It. Davis, ad
ministrator of tho estate of Simon Ed
wards, deceased, by deed dated 20th No
vember, A. D. 1877, and recorded In Lu.
zerno county In deed book No. SOS, pafro
303, etc., conveyed unto J. W. llrock, In
fee. Improved with frame dwelling1 house
with an E'.l, threo frame barns, orchard
nnd fruit trees thereon.
Second Also all that certnln parcel of
land adjoining that above described and
sltuato In tho township aforesaid, and
bounded nnd described as follows, to wit:
lleglnnlng at a corner of land of William
Peters, formerly of Almlra Heffeltinger,
In line of tho land nbovo described; thenco
along said Peter's land, south forty de
grees, west fifty-four rods to n corner;
thenco along land of ono Oorman and
along land of E. Peters, north fifty de
grees, west ono hundred and four rods
to a corner; thenco along land of J. ji.
Ithoad9, north forty degrees, east fifty
four rods to a corner and thenco along
land of Daniel Evans and along tho land
first above described, south fifty degrees,
east ono hundred and four rods to tho
placo of beginning. Containing ubout
thlrty-flvo acres of land, and being tho
same lund which Luclnda Edwards by
her deed dated tho Sfith day of June, A.
D. 1S7D, and recorded In Lackuwanna
county In deed book No. 2, page 3G1, con
veyed unto the said J. W. Ilrock In fee.
Seized nnd taken In execution at tho
suit of uso of J. W. Slocuin vs. A, E.
Cobb. Debt, J2.2i3.37. Judgment No. 427,
May Term, J8S7. Iev. fa, to November
Term, 1697.
WAItnEN & KNAPP, Atfys.
ALSO
No. J. All tho right, tltlo nnd Interest
of the defendant, Emma Carpenter, lu and
to all those four certain pieces or tracts
of land, sltuato, lying end being in the bor
ough of Dalton, county of Luckawnnna,
nnd stato of Pennsylvania, boundod and
describod as follows:
Tho first thereof being all those four
contiguous lots as the same are plotted
and defined upon a, certain chart or mail
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CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
SHERIFF'S SALES.
entitled a map of Mrs. O. Carpenter's
Addition to Dalton," as surveyed by Isaac
Kills on tho 22d day ot October, 1SIU. Said
four lots ns one tract being bound as fol
lows: P-cglnnlng at a point In tho center of the
publlo road leading from the vlllago of
Dalton to Franklin's, at tho lino of lands
of W. A. Dean: thenco south three-fourth
(?i) of a degree west, four hundred and
twenty-five H23) feet to a corner; thenco
north seventy-four and one-fourth (74'(l)
degrees west, seventy-four (7t) feet to a
corner near a butternut tree; thenco north
llfty-four (54) desrees west, one hundred
nnd fifty-three (153) feet along land of 0110
Stcll to a corner; thence along other land
of said Kmma Carpenter, north three
fourth (H) of a degree east, throe hundred
and twenty-seven (327) feet to n point In
tho center of said public road first men
tioned; thenco south ciRhty-elBht and one
fourth (8814) dCBreeseaAt, two hundred (IW0)
feet alow; the middle of said public road,
to the place of beginning.
Tho bcond thereof, beslnnlnff at a point
In tho public road two hundred (200) feet
In a westerly direction from lands of W.
A. Dean; thence running south three
fourth (?4) of a. degreo west, three hundred
and twenty-seven (327) feet to lino of land
belonging to Fisk; thenco north fifty-four
(51) degrees west, ono hundred and
twenty (120) feet to a corner In lino of
lands of Mn. Jane Ualley; thence north
three-fourth Vt) of a desreo cast, two
hundred nnd llfty-flve (2K) feet to said
public road; thence along &amo north
eighty-eight, and onc-foirth 0SU) de
grees east, ono hundred (10) feet to tho
placo of beginning: being lots live and
six on tho plot of Mrs. Oscar Carpenter's
addition to Dalton.
Tho third thereof, beginning at a point
In tho center of the public road, leaning
from Dalton to Fianklln's ut the bridge
commonly called "Tlnkham's Bridge";
thence along tho said road, north seventy
seven and one-half (H's) degrees cast, two
hundred and five (2U5) feet to a corner:
thenco along other land of said Kmma
Carpenter, south three-fourth () of a de
gree west, two hundred and fifteen (213)
feet to a corner In line of land of Mrs.
Jane Ualley; thence along said line, north
eighty-four nnd three-fourths (St) de
grees west, Blxty-yoven (t7) feet to a cor
ner of lands of feabl Mrs. Jano Bailey and
Parkton; thence along land of said Mrs.
Parkton, r.orth eighty-eight (6S) degrees
west, forty-three (13) feet to a corner of
lands of said Mrs. Parkton and J. I..
Tlnkham; thenco along lands of said J.
L. Tlnkham, north thirty-two and one
ha'.f (3ii,j) degrees west, ono hundred nnd
sixty (100) feet to the placo of beginning,
lielng lots Nos. eleven (11), twclvo (12),
thirteen (13) and fourteen (U) on plot or
map entitled Mrs. O. Carpenter's addition
to Dalton.
Tho fourth thereof, being lots N'os.
seven (7), eight (S). nine (0) nnd ten (10), of
Mrs. O. Carpenter's addition to Dalton,
bounded northerly by public road lead
ing from Dalton to Franklin's; southerly
by a creek, cast' rly by lot No. six (0) of
said plot sold to Mr. Slmrell, and westerly
by lot No. cloven (11). sold by deed dated
July 23th. 1S93, to II. C. Smith, et nl.
F,uch of said lots are fifty (50) feet In front
on said public road, and lot number teven
(7) Is two hundred and twclvo (212) feet
In depth nnd lot number eight (8) I? two
hundred nnd three (2o3) foot In depth; lot
number nine (9) Is two hundred and thirty
(2"0) feet In deptn, and lot number ten (10)
Is two hundred iuul fifteen (21b) feet In
depth to said creek.
Seized and tnken In execution at tho
suit ot S. U. Price vs. Emma Cnrentor.
Debt, $113.00. Judgment No. 721, April
Term, 193. Vend, ex, to November Term,
lb97.
MILES & TINKHAM, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 3. All the right, tltlo nnd Interest of
tho defendant, William Uacnn, In and to
all tho following described lot or piece of
land situate, lying nnd being In South
Ablngton township, Lackawanna county,
stnto of Pennsylvania, described as fol
lows: Being lot numter two hundred and
thlrty-threo (233) and situate upon street
called and known ns Columbia avenue,
upon tho plan or plot of "Highland Park."
intended to be duly registered and record
ed: cald lot Is fifty (50) feet front or width,
nnd in depth ono bundred nnd llfty (1BC)
feet, moro or less, to line of lands ot the
estate of Hiram Nichols, deceased. Im
proved with a nlnglo two-story frame
dwelling house, a small barn und out
houses. Seized and tnken In execution nt tho
suit of nsslgncd to William S. Frnen vs.
Mllburn Bacon. Debt, J15S.50. Judgment
No, 905 September Term, 1896. VI. fa. to
November Term, 1S97.
COMEOYS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 1. All tho right, tltlo and Intprcst
of the defendant, Adolpli Oldakowskl, In
and to all that certain piece, parcel or
lot of land bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit.: Being lot number eleven
(11) In block number fifty-five (53), situate,
lying and being In tho city of Scranton,
county of Lackuwanna. and stato of
Pennsylvania, upon avenuo known and
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
called Washington nvenue, or South
Washington avenue, nnd In tho Eleventh
(11) ward of said city. Said lot being forty
(40) feet, mere or less. In front on said
Washington nvenue, forty (40) feot, moro
or less, lu tho roar on an alley, and two
hundrod nnd forty (210) feet, moro or less,
In depth. Bounded northeasterly by lot
number ten and one-half (lO1.) In block
number llfty-flve (55) ; southwesterly by
lot number twelvo (12); southeasterly by
said Washington avenue, and northwest
erly by uu alley and being lot numbeJ
eleven (11) com eyed with lot number ten
nnd one-half (lOVi) to Robert F. Breed by
tho l'awneo Coal company by deed da'.ed
the 2Cth day of June, 1S03, recorded In Lu
zerne county, state of Pennsylvania, In
tho proper ofllco In deed book No. 133,
page 4S2, etc., and being the same lot of
land conveyed by W, W. Watson, trusteo
nnd executor ot tho last will and testa
ment ot said Hobcrt F. Breed, deceased,
to tho said Adolf Oldakowskl, by deed
dated Juno 15, 1890, nnd recorded In Lack
awanna county In deed book No. 13S, page
471, etc. Coal and other minerals reserved.
All improved with a two-story frame dou
ble storo building, barn, slaughter house,
smoke houso and other outbuildings
thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit assigned to Spruks, Brothers vs.
Adolph Oldakonskl. Debt, $2,100.00. Judg
ment No. 121, November Term, ls'Jtf. Fi. fa.
to November Term, 1S97.
HOBAN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 5. All tho right, tltlo nnd interest
of the defendant, Paul Zulauf, In and to
nil that certain lot of land sltuato In tho
city of Scranton, county of Iicknwanna,
and stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to wit.: Being lot
No. ffi In squaro or block No. El, nnd
sltuato upon street called and known ns
Meadow nvenue, upon tho town plot ot the
city ot Scranton, Intended to be registered
nnd recorded, and being forty feet wide lu
front nnd rear nnd ono hundred and forty
feet In depth. Improved with a two-story
framo dwelling houso and outbuildings.
Coal .minerals and mining rights reserved
In Uko manner as tho same are excepted
and reserved in and by deed next herein
afted recited. It being tho samo premises
conveyed to said defendant by Albert
Ezrodt by deed dated August 30. 3S94, re
corded In said county tn deed book No. 310,
at pago 471.
Seized and taken In execution nt tho
suit of Albert Ezrodt vs. Paul Hulauf.
Debt, 1,144.00. Judgment No. &!, Jan
uary Term, 1&)5. A'.las 11. fa. to Novem
ber Term. 1S97.
E. C. NEWCOMB, Att'y.
ALSO
No. C All tho right, tltlo and interest
of tho defendant, Maria. O'Connor, now
Maria Corcoran, lu and to all that certain
lot of ground with tho Improvements
thereon, sltuato In tho Fifth wnrd, city of
Scranton, County of Lackawanna, stato
of 1'onnsylvanla. bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at
a point on tho easterly sldo
of Meridian street 300i feet north
ward from tho north side of Luzerno
street, containing In front or breadth on
said Meridian street thirty-seven und one
half (37(s) feet and extending of that
breadth in longth or depth eastward ono
hundred and fifty (150) feet. Coal and
mineral reserved. All Improved with a
two-story frame dwelling houso and out
buildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho
suit of United Security Lifo Insuranco
nnd Trust company of Pennsylvania vs.
Maria O'Connor, now Maria Corcoran.
Debt, 1.&GS.30. Judgment No. 1274 Sep
tember Term, 1S97. Lev. fa. to November
Term, 1S97.
WOODRUFF, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 7. All the right, tltlo and Interact
of tho defendant, Andrew Doyle, in and to
all that certain piece or parcel of land,
situate In tho Fourteenth ward of tho
city of Scranton, county of Luckawanna,
nnd state of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to wit: Bounded
on tho northeast by lands of Mr. Kane,
on tho southeast by Itoblnson stroet, 011
tho southwest by a proposed alley, and on
tho northwest by a proposed alley and
lands of Mary II. lloath, said lot of land
Is about forty-sovpn (47) feet In length or
depth along tho lino of said Kauo lot,
about seventy-tlve (75) feet In front along
tho lino of Itoblnson street about ten (10)
feet In depth along tho lino of tho pro
posed alley on tho southwest sldo of said
lot, nnd about soventy (70) feet along tho
southeast lino of the proposed nlley anil
lands of tho said Mary II. Heath on tho
northwest sldo ot sold lot. Being tho
same land conveyed to sold Andrew Doylo
by said Wary II, Heath by deed dated De
cember 19, 1S93, and recorded In tho olllco
for recording deeds, etc., In and for said
county of luckawanna In deed book No,
106, pago 400, etc. Coal and minerals re
served. Seized nnd tnken In cxoeutlon nt tho
suit of Mann, Wright & Co. to uso ot O.
O. MuniuCo. Debt, 53.27, Judgment
127-129
Washington Avenue.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
No. 397, September Term, 1897. Vend. ex.
to November Term, 1897.
TAVLOIt & LEWIS, Atty's.
ALSO
No. 8. All the right, tltlo and interest
of tho defendant, Michael Smith, In and
to tho following described pieco or parcel
of land, situate, being and lying in the
borough of Wlnton, county of Lacka
wanna, stato of Pennsylvania, known,
designated and described as lot numbered
three (3) In square or block numbered ono
(1) and situate upon stroet called and
known ns Hill street, upon plot No. 2 of
Wlnton, Dolph nnd Kturgcs map of Wln
ton, said lot being 50 feot In width In
front, CO feet In rear and 150 feot In depth.
Being tho samo lot of land conveyed to
tho said Michael Smith by Isaac P.
Hand, trustee, by deed dated November
7, 1891, and lecorded In Lackawanna coun
ty In deed book 117, page 28G, etc. All lm
proved with n two-story frame building
used and occupied as a restaurant and
outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution nt tho
suit of Taylor & Lewis vs. Michael Smith.
Debt, 20.25. Judgment No. 374. Septem
ber Term, 1S97, Vend. ex. to November
Term, 1897.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 9. All tho right, title and interest
of tho defendant, James Blley, In and to
all that certain piece or parcel ot land,
sltuato in tho city of Scranton, county of
Lackawanna, stato of Pennsylvania. Be
ing part of lots number 13 and 14 In block
number 3, upon the plot of Meylert's addi
tion to tho city of Scranton, bounded and
described ns follows: Beginning at a
point on Hiver street W feet from tho
corner of Fifth street; thenco 91 feet along
Hlver street to a corner, being the divid
ing lino between two tiers of lots In block
No. 3; thence 49 feet along said dividing
lino to a corner on tho line dividing lota
14 and 15; thenco along said line 1141 feet
to n corner; thenco 90 feet to tho placo of
beginning. Containing 0.927 square feet
of land with right to occupy or uso ten
feot In front ot said dividing lot on River
street for cellarway, porch, shrubbery,
etc., but not to erect any building thereon.
Being tho samo lot of land conveyed to
the said James Ittley by John Riley and
wlfo by deed dated September 16, l&So. and
recorded In iho ofllco for recording deeda
in and for Lackawanna county in deed
book No. 33, jx'igo 99. etc. All Improved
with one framo dwelling houso und out
buildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of assigned to Taylor & Lewis vs,
.lames Riley. Debt, 25.i). Judgment No.
7i3, May Term, 1697. FI. fa. to November
Term, 1897. Also nt tho suit of assigned to
Taylor & Lewis vs. James Riley. Judg
ment No. 706, May Term, 1597. Fl. fa. to
November Term. 1897.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 10. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendant, Daniel 1". Battle, In nnd.
to tho following described pieces or par
cels of land, situate and lying In the clt
of Scranton, county of Lackawanna, and
stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and de.
Fcribod ns follows: First pieco being loi
No. 12 In square or block number 27 and
sltuato upon corner of Prospect and Fli
street, said lot being 26 feet and 8 inohej
In front and rear, and 110 feet In depth.
Improved with a two-story brick build
ing, oc.
Second piece, being lot No. 13 in squnro
or block No. 26 nnd situate upon street
called und known at Fig street, said lot
being 40 feet In front nnd rear, and 150
feet In depth. All Intended to bo duly
registered and recorded.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of W. A. Manvllle vs. Daniel P. Bat
tie. Debt, 73.00. Judgment No. 774. May
Term, 1897. Vend. ex. to November Term,
1S97.
TORREY, Att'y.
TERMS OF SALE.
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PRO.
PERTY IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH (IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
15 CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID
WHEN STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD
J0URNMENT. FRANK H, GLEMONS, Sheriff,'
Sheriff's ofllcc, Scranton, Pa., Oct, It,
1837.
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