THE SCKANTON TRIBUNE- TIIURSDAY MORNIinj, NOVEMBER 18, 18!)T. 3 TWO MURDER CASES ARE ON THE LIST Van Horn and Abbale lo De Tried at lhc December Sessions. ARE OVER THREE IH'NDRED CASES District Attorney John It. Jones Will Ask lor an Aililitionnl JiiiIro Dur IliB Ilia llogulnr Sessions and n Hporlnl Session During tho I.nttcr l'urt oi December So Tlint tho Docket .liny lie Clonrcit licloio the first of the Year. Dlstilct Attorney Jofin It. Jones yes terday completed the trial list for the two weeks' Bi-sslon of criminal court, which beclns Nov. '2d. Two murder rosea nto on the list, the Van Horn and Ablmte cases, the former being set down for the opening day und the lat ter for Dec. 6. Judge Archbald will preside In the main court room during the Hist week, and Judge Gunster In court room No. 2. During the second week Judge Ed wards will preside In No. 1 and Judge Archbald In No. 2. District Attorney Jones will petition coutt to secure a third Judge dutlng the tegular session and older a special session during the latter part of the month, so that the county may stait the new year with clear criminal dockets. There aie 309 cases on the list, as follows: KIltST WEEK, MONDAY, NOV. 29. 1. Geoigo K. Van Horn, murder; Trunk Itobllng, Jr., pros. 2. Andrew MrXulty, fornication and bastardy. Annie fc'lcpcli, pi ox. 3. Martin C'liinc, larceny and receiving; Frank Holding, Jr.. pros, I. Tonc Lewis, interfi ring with elec tt leal machinery, Sylvatius Smith, pros 5. William It Jones, fornicntlnn and bustiudy, Jennie Smith, pro. C. Janus Itennio, assault and battery; Krank Itobllng, Jr., pros 7. 'William Illchaids, larceny and re ceding. John Richards, pros. fi. Cieorge I Joyce, Richard llnll, ear ning concealed weapons; M, Crip pen, pro. ". Klmer K. Tlnkelnaimli. nnlntlnir nls- tol; I'ctr Hoke pros. IV. Andrew Wllja, adultery, Thomas J.enhon. pros 11. Richard Hall, pointing pistol; M, Crlppen, pios. 12. Louis Dluck, assault and battery; Theodore Ilurke, pros. 13. Andrew Wila, assault and bnttcry; Frank Yakeith. pro. 14. Patrick Murray, Jr., assault and bat tel y; Fred Davis pros. 15. Peter MareoItz, assault and battery; Charles Volltsky, pros. Ifi. Charles I'lelds, larceny and receiving; Trunk Holding. Jr., pros 17. J. W. Myers, nggiavatcd assault and battery, Samuel Johnson, pios. IS. Morris J. Winfleld, stitutoiy bur glary; Frank Robling, jr., pio. 19. JIrs Joseph Marks, nsault and bat- tety, Joseph Mehnlko, pros. 20. Alexander Adiuclek, assault and battery, Mary Dubrlcka, prox. 21. Morris J. Winfleld, statutory bur glary; Trank Robling, Jr., pros. 2.'. John Maluska. Joseph Shelaskey, ag graated assault and battery, Syl nus Smith, pros 23. Joseph tincntl, laiceny and receiv ing; Peter Tgler. pros 2. Morris J. Winfleld, statutory bur glary; Frank Robling, jr., pros. TCTSDAY, NOV. 3U 25. Trank RKlor, Mlchatl O'Ntll, Hairy Johnson, alias J. F. Riley, burglary; Trank Robling, Jr., pros. 26. S. D. Starr, A. McClellan, C. S. Moon, illegal practice of dentistry; C. C. Sapp, pros. 27. Mary Sargent, assault and battery; Elizabeth Miller, prox, 2S James White, assault and battery; Patrick Hannon, pros. 29. Jacob Korver, larceny by bailee; It. M. Roles pros 30. John McDonough. fornication and bastardy, Alice Reap, prox. 31. Victor Hecmer, false pretences; M. J. Norton, pros 32. Michael Pollack, laiceny and receiv ing; A. W. Shaw, pros 33. Rruno Gargo, carrying concealed weapon; John Mellale, pros. 31. James Rrodosky, Anthony Jtetcav Iteh, assiult and battery, Sophia Alexandras Itch prox. 33. Josephine Torbeck, malicious mis chief: Mary Armsnn, prox, 36. Drldgct Ruane, selling liquor vlthout license; William S Hlack. pros. 37. Taustln Yatskofsky, burglary; John Pendell, pros. 3S. Geenge Harrison, fornication and bistnrdy: Anna Tlndale, prox. 39. Harris Cohen, assault and battery; Mjer Goldstlne, pros. 40. Rramln Gietn, rape; John J. Row lands, pros. 41. Joseph PukoWkl, nsault and battery; Joseph Toorofskl, jiros. . Harry Courtrlght, robbery; W. N, Jones, pros 43. Martin llanley, alias Henrv Martin, John Richards Joseph Sulllwin, as sault and battery; Trank Robling. Jr., pros. 41. Julius trov, John Troy, cutting tim ber trees; John Coslett. pros. 15. Slanislof Kowalsky attempt at rape; Annie Mnkofski, prox. 48. Mary Mnlonty. assault and battery; John Dulat, pros. 47. Jennie Smith, keeping bawdy house; William Houley, pros. 43. James G. Price, larceny nnd receiv ing; Henry M Tlbrccht, pros. 49, Michael Mntlewlez, larceny by bailee; Tiank Kowalowskl, pros. WDDNTSDAY. DKC. 1. CO. Sarah Ann Curtis assault and bat tery; Emma Boyer prox. El. Michael FInheity assault and bat tery; Gcoige Hartmnn, pios B2. Jacob Stelnburg, assaulfand battery; Mary Pollsky, prox 53. Joseph Olverlo, larceny nnd receiv ing: Ralph Heleta, pros. 51. Seth Smith, assault and battery; Elizabeth Mahon, pi ox. 53. Domln'ck YoukobeislU, assault and battery. Joseph Mutulivz, pros. 56. Patrick Murray, assault and battery; 'John Love, pros. General Blanco will have m use for ai . . OVERCOAT But many Scrantouians as well as our frieuds through out the couutry will, We are prepared to show the best line of exclusive makes ever shown, ranging in price from $g0o to $4Jo Combining Style and worktnauship. All are treated alike and everybody buys at the same price. Boyle & 416 LACKAWANNA AVENUE, 57. George Lewis, fornlcntlon nnd bas tardy; Joseph Oriniths, pros, 5?. John Mills, assault nnd bnttery; John J. Rannlgan, pros. 69. Domlnlck Youkoboskl. assault and battery; Joseph Matullvz, pros. CO, Michael Carney, larceny and receiv ing, Mrs. Wnllaco Oakley, prox. 61. Cornelius Ruddy, felonious attempt; Patrick Kellehr, pros, (S, Ellen Noone assault and battery! Maty McKenzle, prox. C3. Oscar Arouson, assault nnd battery; D, Edelsphn, pros. CI. Peter Hums, nttempt at rape; An nie Prorseguenn, prox. 65. David E. Williams, laiceny nnd re ceiving: Thomas F. Lallcy, pros. C5. Andrew Degutlss, larceny nnd receiv ing, S. Middleman, pros. G7. Angts Miller, assault and battery; Jonah Williams, pros. CS. Morgan Howell, falso pretences; Ber nard J. Murphy, pros. C9 John Manley, nssault and battery) Michael Gllroy, pros. 70. Edward Haggott, laiceny and receiv ing: Sarnh D Lee, prox. 71. Bridget Haggott, assault, and battery; Sarah D. Lee, prox. 7J. Samuel Wruble, larceny by bailee; E. H Van Klecck, pros 73. P. A. Carroll, falso pretences; H. M. Roles, pios. 71. Bridget Haggott, malicious mischief; Sarah D. Lee, prox. THURSDAY, DEC. 2. 73. Martin Sultz, aggravated assault and battery; Charles Sauer, pros. 7G. John Mellale, fornication and bas tardy; Maria Tlynn, prox. 77. Michael Musk, assault nnd battery; Andrew Heffron, pros. 7S. Henry. Acker, nssault and battery; August Stracke, pros 79. Augustus Fltzpatrlck, assault and battery; Mary Tltzpatrick, prox. 50, William He wick, pointing pistol; Frank Hnrtley, pros. 51, John Curley, receiving stolen goods; Frank Moran, pros. ' 52. John Cawle-y, assault and battery; Andrew Heffron, pros. S3 Anthony Drgalla. cruelty to animals; Michael Hock, pros. S4. Samuel Rose'iithnl, embezzlement; St. Cohen pros 53. John Dunn, Mary Dunn, larceny nnd receiving; Elizabeth Revan, piox. 56. Eddlo F Lawler. Patrick Mahndy, assault and battery, Edwin Smith, Pios. 57. Geoigo Coslett, defrauding bonding bouse; W. A. Townsend, pros. S!. Rrldget Conner, common scold; Mary Joidnn, prox. S9. Anatasla Prybola. nssault and bat tery; John Murray, pros. 90 John Pivbola. assault and battery; John Murray, pros. 91. Georgo Harney, nssault and battery; Mary Thomas prox 92. Charles Hnnnon, fnlo pretences; John n Gillespie, pios. 93. Margaret Daly, assault and bnttery; Tetcr Clark, pros. 91. Fannie Ropka, assault and battery; Worlna Tetehets, pros 93. Mlohnel Deronda, nssault and bat tery; Joseph Rosencvelg, pros 96. John Gshufsky, attempt at rape; Peter NeslnsK, pios. 97. B. Iwanowskl, John Munay, conspi racy; Daniel Langowsky, pros. 93. Thomas Genlty, assault and battel y; James Noone, pros. 99. John Tonery, malicious mischief; P. J. Lynott, pios. TRIDAY. DEC. 3. 100. I'red Hug, selling liquor without li cense, Michael McMurray, pros, 101. Joseph Koschis, Joseph Neumnrltz, Domlnlck Venskos, William Vens kos, aggravated assault and battery; Constantino Uraits, pros. 102. Sarah A. Russell, common scold; Maggie Morgans, pros. 103. Harry Josephs, Charles Wolf. M. Frcadman, conspiracy, Joseph Lcy, pios. 101. Hany Rockwell, negligence by bai lee; M. D Retts, pros. lor, John Jokely, assault and battery; Georgo Ruyok, pros. 106 Edwaid MeNulty, larceny and receiv ing Hugh L nch, pros. 107. James Campbell, attempt at rape; Alexander Martin, pros. 10S. Henry Kcnmd, assault and battery; Sarah Kennedy pro. 109. Bildget Hughes, eommnn rcold; John M. Barrett, pros 110 Michael Jennings, assault and bat ten Nlchol is Carluecl, pros. 111. John Knpuselnsk., assault and bat tery; Julius Solack, prox. 112. In lug Lee, Henry Lee, assault and battery, Arthur Teuton, pros. 113. Celate Rolona, felonious attempt; Louajo Sah adore, pros 114. Mrs John Evans, nssault and bnt tery, Emma Taust, prox. 113. John Hucliis, assault and batten'! George Wiesel, pros. 116. Louis Horn assault and battery; George Wiesel, pros 117. S A, Macaulav, assault nnd battery; Peter Sawyer pros. 115. John Tlrpok aggravated nssault and battery; Pettr Cunningham, pros. SATURDAY DEC. 4. 119. Thomas T, Bcacn, desertion; Eliza beth Reach, pi ox. 120. Maggie O'Donnell, surety; Jennie Prlngle, prox. 121. Walter Wilton, desertion; Ellen L. Winton, pi ox. 122. Bi Inn Collins, desertion; Catharine Collins, prox. 123. Joseph Herring, desertion; Mario Hening, prox. 124. Ean J. Hums, surety; William II. 1 Sant, pios. 123. Riley Edwards, surety; Mary Cav ille, prox. 1 126. Andrew D Spencer, desertion; Emma Spencer, prox. 127. John H. Gates, desertion; Annie Gates, prox. 128. David E. Nicholas, surety; William Edglnton, pros. 129 Tred Bullard, desertion; Amelia Bul lard, pi ox. 130. Patrick Kearney, surety; Annlo Kearney, pi ox, 131. Rramln Green, surety; John J. Row land pios 132. Saiah Mullkraln, surety; Thomas McAndrtw, pros. 133 Tie'd Hullard, surety; Amelia Bul lard, pi ox. 134 John Waslnskl, surety; Mary Mill- doon, prox, 133. Andrew Degutlss, surety; S. Mid dle man, pros. 136 John Knne, surety; James Hoskins, Jr., pros. 137. Nicholas George, desertion; Mary Ge orge. pi ox. 1GS. Nlchulas George, burety; Mary George-, prox. 139. Terdinand Lusky, surety; Mary Hor- an, prox. 110. William Middleman, surety; B. Bar- noU, pios. 111. Patrick Burns, Mary Burns, surety; Mary Mullen, prox. mcklow, M 142. Knto Schultz, surety; Annie Ruter, prox. 143, Georgo Smith, nllns A. S. Knpuscln- ski, surety; Con .Molsko, pros. 111. John Benarch, surety; Mathlas Wag ner, Jr., pros. 143. Even Pldlck, surety; Michael Yonl kow, pros 140. John Casper, surety; Harry Dolph, pros. 147. George) Hetcnvltch, surety; Charles Yurakls, pros US. Thomas Scanlou, surety; Mnry Scan Ion, prox. 140. Bernard TarrHer, surety; Patrick Bo land, pios. 1W. Mrs. Jostph Marks, surety; Joseph Mehalko, pros. 131. Patrick McAndrcw, surety; Sarah McAndrew, prox, 152. E. J. Hollow, surety; Michael Kane, preis. 153 Michael Kane, surety; E. J, Hollow, pros. 131. Wallntlne Woldga, surety; Mary Hucknavogo, prox. 133. Thomas Dougherty, surety; Elizabeth Dougherty, prox. 1",6. John Tergusoii, surety; Ann McDon nell, prox. 137. Cluulcs .McOuIie, desertion: Kate McGulre, prox. SECOND WEEK. MONDAY. DEC. 6 13S. Sevarlo Abbate, murder; Trank Rob ling, Jr., pios. 139. Joseph Woelkers, larceny and receiv ing, Willlnm Hoskins, pios. 160. Eugene Washer, assault and battery; Tina Relber, prox, 161. Mnry Murphy, lniccny and receiving; Minnie Dougherty, prox. 162. Henry SuperJor,( assault and battery; Michael Dooley, pros. 163. Martin Loughney, Joseph Dudan. as sault and battery; John Hnmllton, pros. 161. John McNIcholns Walter McNIcho- inw, assault and battery, Thomas Hrogan, pros lf3. William Tyson, fornication and bas tardy, Annlo Tltzslmmons, prox. 106. Henry Surkum, assault and batten" John D. Burke, pros. 167. Mlchnel Lavelle, assault and battery; Ann O'Connor, prox. 16S. Anthony Bognnck.selllng liquor with out license, E. L. Craig, pros. 169. Albert Kromlskl, assault and battery; Peter T. Mulligan, pros 170. John Kelly, ussault and battery; John Williams, pros. 171. John O'Malley, assault and battery; James Norton, pros, 172. James W. Wlllams, John J. Malla, larceny and ieccllng; J. T, Johnson, pros. 173 John Waslnskl, assault and battery; Mary Muldoon, prof. 174 Man Krotzman, disorderly house; Gustavo Roth, pros. 173. August Kelcrman, assault and bat ten-; Georgo Wiesel, pios. 176 James White, John Van Nort, as sault and battery; Joseph Pawloo vicz, pros 177. Charles Jacobs, assault and battery; W. McCollskl, pros. 17S. Adam Snlkie, assault and battery; Stoney Heen, pros. 179. Patrick Atkinson, malicious mis chief; Patrick Duffy, pros. ISO. George Mailender, assault and bat tery; Geoigo Wiesel, pros. lcl. John Waslnskl, Indoccnt exposure; Mary Muldoon, prox. TUESDAY, DEC. 7. 152. Patrick Rogan, Jr., larceny and re ceiving, Mrs. L. Meyers, prox. 153. Ellen Baskavllle, larceny and receiv ing: Kate Flannlgnn, prox. 154. Andrew Ke-chn, Willlim ICechn, as sault and battery; Benjamin John son, pros. 155. Patrick Itecp, assault and battery; John Gaffncy, pros. 186. Michael Popllnskl, Trank Tyrawok- skl, assault and battel j; Anthony Kapuscinski, pros. 1S7. John S. Bortiee, Peter Van Bergen, aggiavated assault and batten; Jacob Buttenran, pros. 1SS. Peter Sweenej", burglaiy; Gcoige Heion, pios 1S9. Joseph Heddoe, Trias Richards, rob- btij , Louis Mergos, pros. 190. Joseph Wash ilouskas, Andiow Ken- valavlteh, Joseph Nowlske-y, assault and batten; Kate Cumlnskey, prox. 191. Jlaggle Montgomery, robbtiy; I'rank Robling, Jr., pros. 192. Tramis Roan, larceny and receiv ing; Mrs. L. Meyers, pios. 193. John TIj nn, assault and batten ; Thomas Phelps, pros. 191. Anthonj L'ill, larceny and receiv ing, Mary Donnelly, pi ox. 193. Joseph ashalouskas, Joseph Now Iskey, Andrew Kenvalavitcn, assault and batteiy; Charles Cumlnskey, pros. 195. Joseph Polovlteh, assault and bat tery; John Van Nort, pios 197. Joseph Woelkers, larceny and receiv ing; Kate Steams, pros. 19S. Vanderbllt Sampson, laiceny and re ceiving; Frank Robling, Jr., pros. 199. George Beteavlteh, assault and bat ten ; Adam Huike, pios, 200. George Brennan, Edward Rllei, neg- Iigeneo by bailee, Horton A. Lee, pros. 201. Andrew Harwln, receiving stolen goods; C. II. Lowcry, pros. 202. A. W. Jurlsch, receiving stolen goods; E. Sehlmpff, pros. 203. Joseph Woelkers, assault and batten ; Edith Hopkins, prox. 204. Edith Hoskins, I irceny and receiv ing; Joseph T. Woelkers, pros, WEDNESDAY, DEC. S. 205. Timothy E. Roland, failure to mako return to county commissioners; Jeremiah McPeek pros 206. Timothy E. Roland, collection of ex- onerated taxes Jeremiah McPeek, pros, 207. Timothy E. Roland, perjun ; Jeie- mlah McPeek, pro3. 20S. David Corbett, robbery: Michael Dianchuc'li, pros. 209. Robert Hand, Harry Allen, William Price, statutory burglary; I'rank Robling, Jr., pro's, 210. Max Askin, nssault and battery; Bridget Dougheity, prox. 211. Fred Schoenborn, aggravated assault and battery; Carl Blum, pros. 212. Harry Mlnovlch, Andiew Gorgle, lar ceny and tecelvlng; P, Swartz, pros 213. Albert Price, assault and battery; Mamie Price, prox-. 214. Annlo Felonl, robbery; Frank Rob ling. Jr., pros. 215. W. J. Wilson, lobbery; Daniel Lang- Btaff, pros. 210. Domlnlck Ambrose, assault and bat tery; Mrs Michael Lyman, pio. 217. Adam Silvlskle, assault and battery; Trank Mlllskie, pros. 218. Hose Drunsock, assault and batten-; Mary Scrupko, pros. 219. James Lavelle, assault and battery; Moses Kobosnlck, pios, 220. John Tltzslmmons, rc-celvlng stolen goods; Michael Hans, pros. 221. Josephine Jennlgs, nssault and bat tery; Michael Madden, pros. 222. Robert Hand. Ham Allen, William Pilce, laiceny and receiving; Trank Robling, Jr., pros. 223. A. L. Schiller, asasult and battery; Rrldget Dougheity, pi ox. 221. Tonl Magnlottl, larceny and receiv ing: John P Cannvan, pros. 223. II. Joseph, false pretences; B. Levy, pros. 226. John W. Rtttenhouse, larceny by bailee; Jamea D. Eastman, pros. 227. Adam Yonslonls, nssault and bat tery; Jllehael Aiulrolavitch, pros. S.'S. John De-lbae-h, assault and battery; Mary Maloney. prox 229. Adam Yonslonls, carrying concealed v capon: Michael Androlavltch, pros. 230. Adam YonUonis, felonious attempt; Michael Androlavlteh, pros. THURSDAY, DEC. 9. 231. Mary Dompsey, assault and battery; Esther Reese, prox. 232. John Murphy, Thomas Moran, assault and battery; Joseph Duikott, pios. 233. Eva Cutcdien, assault and batten"! Frank Ullsco, pros. 234. Anthony McAndrevvs, assault and battery: P, G. Roland, pros. 233. Joseph Koshlns, nesault and battery; Constantlne Uravltch, pros. 236. D. J. Milter, false pretences; Amos M. Robinson, pros, 237. Aneurln Williams, assault and bat tery; J. Cohen, pros, 238. John Heydan, selling liquor without license; Annlo Reogle, prox. SO. James Duffy, larceny and receiving; Anthony Yokavlates, pros. 240. Frank Amsby, assault and bnttery; T. C. Cnrr, pros. 211. Thomas Mcltugh, larceny by bailee; John F, Mediate, pros, 212. W. F, Rodney, breaking fence; Fuller Johnson, pros. 213. David Matthews, Jerry Davis, assault and battery; William Jones, pros, 211. Samuel Hodwny, selling liquor with out license: Joae-ph Pool, pros. 2Ti John Koshlns, Anthony Koshlns, Jehn Yukns, assault tind battery; Mattnew. Uravltch, pros. 216. John Heydan, selling liquor on Sun day; Annie Beogle, prox, 217. Ellen Kline, nssnult and battery; Rrldget Maloney, prox. 218. Savarlo Ambroe, aggravated nsault and batteiy, iMch In E, Clum, pros. 219. Andrew Kosick, assault und batten", Andrew Kamlnskn, pros. 230. Joseph Hregcn, nsasult and battery; Ollchnel Munley, pros, 231. Hopklu Wetherogg, Morgan Hnrrls, Thomas Joseph, nssault and battery; David Chappel, pros, 232. Georgo Worlasky, assault and bat ten'! Mrs. Michael Danne), prox. 233. Joseph Hosar, nssault and lMttcry; Charles Getz, pros. 231. Ella B. Smothers, assault and bnt tery; Mabel Goodrich, prox. 233. Samuel Rodway, selling liquor on Sunday; Joseph Pool, pros. TRIDAY, DEC. 10. 236. David Johns, Mallca O'Malley, lar ceny nnd receiving; Ge-orgo Mnhcy, pios, 217, Peter Egan, assault nnd battery; Maria Nemessnngl, pros. 23S. John L. Renton, assault und battery; Thomas V. Cut ran, pros 239. Annlo Bynerskl, Michael Guffcrick, Martin Josophsoek, assault and bat tery; Ephen Ponchlslon, pros. 260. Samuel Williams, larceny and receiv ing; Jnmi'S Chudwlck, pros. 261. John Pldage, assault and battery; John Small, prcs. 202. John Publosky. attempt at rape; Paulino Namjotsko, prox. 263. John T, Wilson, Hugh Monahan, Wll iam Donaldson, Thomas Stewart, us sault and batten ! William Kane, pros, 261 John T. Wilson, Hugh Monahan, Wil liam Donaldson, Thomas Stewart, assault and battery; Daniel Golden, pros. 263. George Yunnshouskl, Charle s Com mlnski, assault and batten; Joseph Norlskey, pros 2i6 iMugglo Homan, assault und battery; Bridget Ruane, prox. 267. Joseph Poliskev, nssault nnd bat tery; Jose-ph Steinberg, pros. 2l)S. John Cosman, larceny and receiving; N. P. Smith, pios 269 Michael Anlseavlg, cutting timber trees; William Edwards, pros. 270 Martin Mlglln, larceny and lecelvlng; M. Rublno, pro'. 271. Martin Miglln, usasult and battery; M. Rublno, pros. SATURDAY, DEC. 11. 272. Bridget Smuil, surety; Henry Nel son, pros. 27 J. 'Man- Ann Rntchfoul, suiety; Anna Gllmaitln, prox. 271. Thorn is Harvey, suiety; Rildget Walsh, piox, 273. Morris Kaplan, surctj ; W, Scldman, pios. 276. Louis Kaplun, surety; W. Scldman, pros. 277. John Conway, surety; Michael Cor coran, pros. 278. John Coni.olly, suiety; Patrick C. Connollv, pro-. 279. Rrldget Dougheity, surct , M. Askin, pros. 250. Peter Ednock, surety; Willlnm Wooedlo, pros. 251. Thomas Gilhool, surety; J. Danncr, pros. 2s2. James Butler, surety; Emma Zlnk, prox. 2SJ. Michael Gnughan, surety; Patrick iMcIntyit'. pios. 2S4. Baibara Hcere, surety; G. E. Heere, pt OS. 23. Geoigo Homar, surety; Bridget Ru ane, prox. 256. Joseph II. Kilpatrick, desertion; Hor- tenso S Kilpatrick, prcx. 257. Anthony Kcminskl, I'eter A'robelski, surety; Joseph Chameski, pros. POSITIVELY RETIHG FROM BUSINESS With Store Re-leased and Possession Given Dec. ist, Necessitates One ot the lis ri R I Ever Realized in Scranton for Ten Days Only, Com mencing This Morning, November 18. There will be a destruction of prices in Fine Millinery never be fore demonstrated. We realize to do this it is necessary to offer extraordinary in ducements. Can you realize this great opportunity? Will you take advan tage of it? Let These Prices Tell the Story : 200 Trimmed Hats (our fine patterns, Impot ted and Domestic), at less than cost of materials. loo dozen Unttimmed Hats, fine qu.ilily and desirable shapes. The price commences at 2!) cents acli. One lot of Trimmed Sailors in good quality, at 25 cents each. Ostrich Half Plumes (colors only), at 111 cents each. Ostrich Feathers, black, 3 in a bunch, at 32c, regular price, 69c. Fancy Feathers from ic. apiece upwards. Velvets, Ribbons, Veil ings, Ornaments and every article in the store must go at some price. iL. R. JS2L"W5Te:R 132 Wyoming Avenue. ,pr isw-vtse. j Largest pnekngo greatest economy. Mnde only by !!je. TUB y. K. FAIItllAMC COMPANY, f( Chicago. St. Louis. New York. lloston. Philadelphia. 2S3. Georgo Barion, surety; John Mitch ell, pros. 2S9. W. II. Harris, desertion; Mrs. W. B. Duggnn, prox. 200. Morris Cohen, surety; W. Scldman, pros, 291. Martin Newman, surety; Lizzie Barks, prox. 292. lleno" Kennedy, elesertlon; Thomas II. Cummlngs, pros. 293. Sarah D. Lee, surety; Bildget Hag gott, prox. 291. Georgo Randall, surety; Evan J. Ev ans, pros 293. Ellen Randall, surctj ; Ann Evans, prox. 296. Margaret Scott, surety; Emma Swartz, prox. 297. Trank Tjrakowskl, surety; Antont Kapuscinski, pros. 29S. T. II. C. .Maloney, surety; Patrick Matoncy, pios. 299. IMlchael Poovllskie, surctj ; Ignatz Eilxer, pros. 300. Oliver Penny, surety; Anna Sla"k, prox. 301. Bemud Ioftus, suretv; Edward T. Fannlg, pros. Srj. Isaac Frankford, 5Inn' Trankford, suret ; Bridget Hughes, prox. 301. Andrew I.onls, suretv ; Iguutz Eilxer, pros. 301. E. Bobbins, suiety; B. C. Hoffman, pros. 303. James Ruane, surety; John Garvcy, pros. 306. James Hoover, surety; Carrie Hoeiver, prox. OT. Isaac Hamilton, deseition; Catollno Hamilton, pros. SOS. Joseph Malcoru, suiety; Caroline Hamilton, prox. 30!). Michael l'opllnskl, sutctj; Antonl Kapuscinski, pros. Cnlirnrnin, Excursions. Personally conducted. Leave Chica go every AVednesday. Burlington Route to Denver, thence via Denver & Rio Grande Ry. (the scenic line of tho world). Patties travel in Pullman tourist sleeping cars fitted with every convenience, which go through to Cali fornia nnd are in charge of special agents of long experience. For par ticulars address T. A. Grady, Excursion Mgr. C E. & Q. R. It., 211 Clark St., Chicago, 111. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. lit fl5- J t en 7c&X WMjjsr. 0Ttt7 or 9 el THE RESULT of a "Want" advertisement in The Scran ton Tribune is Dollars for Cents, or, in other words, Big Returns from a very small investment. It will pay you to make your wants known through The Scranton Tribune. (One Cent a Word in Advance.) sm THE nowWhitB PATENT FLOUH We Alake It. We Warrant It. We Wholesale It. THE WESTON ILL CO. tuji'j. PUT YOURSELF IN OUR PLAGE And you will realize how easy It is to fui nlshyour home luxuriously with a trifling outlay, u llttlo at n timet and jou elon't miss It. , BARBOUR'S HOME CREDITHOUSE 425 LACKAWANNA AVE. NLW YORK HOTELS. HOTEL ALBERT, Cor 11 til meet and Unlvernltj 1'lnrc, MJM' VOItIC One bloelcwctof ilioael- vmij. oteilfor two things COMP-ORTauilCUISINE Flist-elais roonn at 51.(10 11 elay anil up ward, on the Knropemi plan, L. & E. FRENKLE. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth St. and Irving Place, NEW YORK. AMERICAN PLAN, $3.50 Per Day and Upwards. EUROPEAN PLAN, SI. 50 Per Day and Upwards. GEO. MURRAY, Proprietor. The St. Denis Broadway and Eleventh St.. New York. Opp. Grace Church. European Plan. Rooms $1.00 a Day and Upwards. in a modest and unobtnislvo way tbera are f, w better conducted lioteU la the metropolis than the Ht Uunls TUb treat pnpu arlty It has aequlrad can readily bu traced to Its unlqna loeatlnn, Its bnmellks ntmosplwrei. tba jmculiar sxcollono of lm cultluo and sarvlco, and its vary modsr nto prices WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON. BHw D Arc Used in the Lyceum Theater, Scranton Academy of Music, " Nay Aug Engine Co Rooms," New Nesbitt Theater, Wilkes-Barre Grand OperaHouse " Wyoming Seminary, Kingston Presbyterian Church, Ashley Fiye in HanoYer Township Schools near Wilkes-Barre Grand Opera House, Freeland And in 400 of tho homos in this region. Tho great durability of tho Kimball Piauo recommends it to all who wish to buy but ono piano in a lifetime. Sold on easy payments or for cash. Old organs or pianos taken in exchange. Drop a postal or call. CE0RGK II. IVES, General Agent, l Weil Market Htreet, WllUcf-Ilurre. W. S. F00TK, Local Agent, l'J'J Paso IMiilis Hcmnton, 1'u. Table and Banquet Lamps. A large variety of new and lundsome designs in LAMPS just received. Brass Lamps, Onyx Lamps, Dresden Lamps, At lower pi ices than ever be fore quoted in this city. Woaio showing an oveptlonally line linn of Wiitrhix, IHumoiielK and Jewelry ill prices which will pleinte jou. A. E. ROGERS, Jeweler. 213 Lacka, Ave, WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF OYSTERS Taney Rocktiw ays, Hast It Ivors, .Maurice River Coves, 31111 Pondb, &c., i:c. Leave your order for Blue Points to be delivered on the halC shell in carriers. I E MERGE. PE1 iff. WOLF & tt'ENZEL, 340 Adams Ave., Opp, Court House, PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS Solo Accnts tor Kichardson-Boynton'a Furnacoa and Knngsa, POISON A SPECIALTY. Primary. Secondary or Tertiary BXOOD POISON permanently CURED IN 15 TO 35 DAYS. You can be treated at home for same price under same guaranty. If you prefer to come here we will contrict to pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and no charge, If we fail to cure. IF YOU HAVE taken mercury, Iodide potash, and still have aches and pains, Mucous Patches in mouth. Sore Throat, Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any part of the body. Hair or Eyebrows lallinc out, it is mis oeconoary WE GUARANTEE TO CURE. Wesollclt the most obstinate cures nml challenge the world for a cae we cannot cure. 1 Ills ellseifce Iiiih iiluuj s baffled the skill of the mot eminent physicians. $500 (100 cnpltnl behind our iiiuondl tlonal Rimraut Absolute proofs sent seated on npplleutlon inn.page book sent free, ddieix COOK REMLUV CO , 651 'atonic icmp'c, CHIC tl(l, I I.I. 1
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