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THE SCR ANTON TUtBCTND3-MON"D Y AlOR N't ST. DECEMBER 20, 1S0T.
LIBERTY'S SONS
AND DAUGHTERS
Dcccndanls of the Heroes of 1776 At
tended Church,
SOME HISTORIC KBL1CS EXHIBITED
oul si
phi it
Peter's Church of Plillndcl-
lliiliorntrlv Decorated With
"Itiiltlosiinke" iiml "Pine Tree"
Plugs" Service CommmnorittltiK
tho Winter ol ?7 nl Viilli'y Forgo.
riilladelph'ln, ttec. 10. The Fennsyl
vtiiila Society of Sons of tho revolution
held Its ninth annual church service to
il ty in old St. 'Peter's church, to cotn
mciiorate lh? one hundred nnd tweti
tloth rttinlvorsaty of the koIiir Into win
ter utidr.tcrs of tl.e American nrmy nt
Ynlluy Foi-rc In 1777.
The oliurch was elaliorately decorated
with bunting: und ilriRS. The mist
conspicuous colors bolnc the continen
tal Jiuff and blue," the olllclal colors of
the society.
Oilier 1'nes Included tho New HitR
Inml "pine tied," tho "southern rnttle
Ftnke." the first nntlonnl Has. tlie
French liottrb'jji, the "moultrle," the
Pulaski bannor made to the order of
General Pulaski by the. Moravian sis
ters at Bethlehem. Pa., and the WM
limrrdand county llaf,'. which Vicars on
fie right upper corner the cross if St.
tl'orno; In centre a rattlesnake colled
vltli head nect In attitude of striking;,
lfd-rnnith on a scroll the words "don't
ticnd on me' above, the letters ".T. V."
nvr those of "I. P.. "V. C TV These
Miiinil for J dm Proctor, first battalion
W.-stinorelnnd county protlncluls.
The members of the socltly ass-eni-Vl-d
at ihi Penn duo and inarchrd In
a body to the church, marshaled by J.
Campbell Lnnoust'r, the o'.Hcers and
board "f nian.'iRcis lending', preceded
by tlv color guard of the society under
lanvtn 1 of Captain Ilussoll, carrying
ai 1 I'j-coitlnjT the thne larec banners
'i the society.
liivllntlons were sent to the officers
ol tho following pattiotlr societies: The
Pocl"ty ot Cincinnati, the Military Or
der of the Loyal Legion. Pennsylvania
conini.inder.v, naughters of the Amcrl
cat. Revolution. Naval Order. Colonial
DanT-'K. Dau'.'h'ters of the i:eolutlon.
P-i-lcty of Colonial Wars. Society of the
"War of 1M2, and Oovernor Kllshu Dyer,
i-x- inventor C. W. Lippitt. S. W. ;.
Allen. Colonel K. J. Spedley and Clias.
1'. Bennett, members of the Hhod
I'land commission on monuments at
Valley Fni-BA
WASHINGTON'S PEW.
Pew No. 41, In which Oeneral and
l-ndy Washington sat when nttendlUR
dtvlno services, was spetlally decorated
lor th'j seating of olllceis and board of
manners of the society. Thev are:
rivsld.'iit, Wllllnm Wnvne; vice presi
dent, Hlclinrd Mi Call Cadwalader; sec
ond vice president. Dr. William Henry
Eglo; iH'cretary. Ethan Allen Weaver:
'reas'iicr, Charles Henry Jones; regis
trar. Major Itlchard Strnder Collum, lT.
S M. C; historian, Joslali Oranvllle
Leioh; chaplain, George Woolsey
Hedges; ninngPiB, James Edward Car
penter, chairman; Judge Samuel Whit
aker Pt'iinypacker, Rev. Horace Edwin
Hayden, William MncPhcrson .Mornor.
Dr. Tliomas Hcwson Bradford. Isaac
Craig. John Wolf .Jordan. Francis Von
Alhn, Cabeen, Captain Henry Hobart
Hellas. ('. S. A.
The service was In charge of the
chaplain of the Pennsylvania society,
Lev. Oeorge Woolsey Hodge. The fol
lowing clergymen were also present:
Hev. Klehard Henry Nelson, rector of
the church and member of the Penn
sMtunl.t society; Rev. Cyrus To'.vn
seiid Hrady, archdeicon of Ponnsylva
rl.i and member of the Pennsylvania
society; Itev. Arnold H. Hord, Hev.
Walter Jordan, Rev. Francis Mael'et
rlck, of the Pennsylvania socletv; Hev.
. I.. M. Hoblnson and Hev. S. K. Snlvely.
The sermon was fiom the text Deu
teronomy. l:2S.2:i, nnd was delivered by
Hev. Dr. William Wallace Silvester,
rector of the Oeorge W. South Memor
ial church of the Advocate.and a mem
ber of the Pennsylvania society.
PITTSBURG RNCAMPAIENT.
Initial Step To wind Securing tho !.
A. It. in HUH).
Plt'sburg, Dec. ID. The Initial step
toward securing the CJrand Army of
the Re public encampment for Pittsburg
in 1!)00 was taken' last night by the
Allegheny county Cm nil Army of the
Republic association, anil the plan will
be agitated at the coming Cincinnati
gatheiinrj.
In connection with the encampment,
ir It should be held here, It Is proposed
to unveil a Grand Army soldiers' mnn
1, nenl to cost In the neighborhood of
$o(J0.()00. The Pennsylvania legislature
nf IS'Jj passed an nit of empowering
each county to erect a suitable sol
il lets' monument at the expense of the
citizens, the necessary amount to be
raised by taxation. It is believed by
the veterans hereabouts that 1900 will
be the last year for encampments. It
is their nmblllon therefore to have the
organization wind up its career In this
city and at the same time take part
in the dedication of the proposed grand
memorial to the nation's dead.
PARDOG HALL BURNED AGAIN,
A f,nsnriMOO,O0U lo l.nfnyctto Col-let;o-
lli-rli iriiim Destroied.
Knston. Pit., Die. 19. Fire pnrUy de
Btroyed Pardee linll at Lafayette col
lejje yesterday mnrninpr. It was n Httib
Vmrn blaze to IlKlit. The tlrenien were
eallMl out last nlRlit to extinguish fresh
llames. The liulldlnrr wns live norles
lilfih In the center nnd four stories on
the connecting wlnirs. It cost origin
ally SiSO.OOO and wns burned In U79,
when the insurance of $120,000 about
paid for rebuilding It on the original
lines. Considerable furniture and ap
pntntus was added.
The loss by the fire will not exceed
SJOO.OOO. It is thought. The Insurance is
$100,000 on the biilldlnir. $3i).noo on fur
niture and npparnttig, $9,000 on tho
Ward
scientllle library, $10,000 on
books,
$6,000 011 tho WiuihlnKton I.lt-
rrnry
soclety library and furniture,
which
was completely wiped out, and
on Franklin society library.
51.000
which
was slightly damaged. Profes-
SOf J.
M. Porter lost $15,000 on en-
EliteerltiK npparatus and machinery of
Ills own. This was uninsured.
Dr. Porter Is overcome' by the al
most completo destruction of his htr
barium. which was said to bo the fin
est in the United States, and which
he had made his life work. The stu
dents parried out n grat deal ot furni
ture and apparatus, and by their work
eaveil at least $10,000 worth of prop
erty. Some of them had narrow es
capes from Injury. President Wurfleld
mid tonlcht that the trustees would
be called In special session at an early
day, and 'that 'tho robujIdltiK'. of the
aamaeeu pari ox tno uuuuing
...'...
would
begin nt the earliest possible lpoment.
He thought the Insurance wns ample
for all losses.
The tire started from a germ Incu
bator In the biological laboratory. Tho
college term will close on Wednesday
next. Examinations nre now In pro
Kress, and were held this mottling de
spite the tire.
President Wat field, ot Lafayette col
lege, h'as Isnued tt call for a meeting
of the local members of the board of
trustees to be held at noon tomorrow,
when arrangements are to be made for
continuing the different couisch ot
study disturbed by tho burning of Par
dee hall yestetday. President Hnlleii
hneh, of the board, 1ms Instructed Dr.
Wat-field to make all necessary ar
rangements for temporary relief and to
call a meeting of the trttrtoes to nr
rango tot rebuilding tho structure
without unnecessary delay. Among
the. property -Hived by the students
have been found Dr. T. C. Porter's
Pennsylvania Horn and tin. nev Instru
ments lately added to the department
of geology.
FORSAKES HIS WIFE
AND GOES ABROAD.
Strange Disappearance ol n .Mining
Contractor Alter .Mortgaging Hi
IlotnC"Yoiing woman Also I. eaves.
Wllkes-Hnrre, Pa.. Dec. 19. John
Hugh, a prominent mining contractor,
of Kingston, disappeared from his
liomi on Wednesday. Friday night
MtF. Pllgh received 11 letter from New
York city signed by lur husbanil. In
which he stated that he expected to
be far on the ocean before she re
ceived the letter, on his way to Aus
tralia. 1I utated that he has mortgaged his
property for $s,(iio. and said that he
hail ccuiod about Sl'.OO'J from other
sources, and had over $10,000 In cash
with him.
. Dining the pnst summer Mr. Pugh
went to Wales, ami when he icturned
inere came wun mm u nusie in roen,
who claimed distant relationship. !ho 1
lived with the Pugh family until four
weeks ago. when Mrs. Pugh insisted
that she leave because It would be
bitter for the general ..peace of the
family. She has since lived at the
house of John Kdwards, on South
Meade street, tills city.
Last Tuesday evening John Pughe Is
said to have called at Mr. Ktlwards'
and had a private Interview with Miss
Herbirt. On Wednesday morning Miss
Herbert left, the city, saying she was
going to Montgomery county, la. She,
however, purchased a ticket for Scran
ton, stating that she would theie re
ceive futther Instiuctions as to lur
jouiney.
Yestetday morning Mrs. Pugh re
celveJ a lettr from Miss Herbert,
bearing the Philadelphia postmark. It
was directed to "Her Dear I'nele and
Aunt. Mr and Mrs. John Pugh." and
stated that she met on the way a dear
old friend who InsiMed that, she should
come nnd stay with him. and she nev
ir expected to visit Wllkes-ltarre
acaln.
KILLED IIIR MOTHliR.
.Mrs. riurn Y linger shoots Her Moth
er, Mrs. Sweet, ul Miiuchiiiinu.
Susquehanna, Pa., Dec. 13. Mrs. Flo
ra Y eager, aged 10, shut and Kllhd tier
mother. Mrs. K. O. Sweet, aged fie, last
night at their home In this place. They
have livil alone, and for over .1 year
hate refused admittance to nil visitors.
Last night they had a Miiiriel and the
daughter went to in r room, got a re
volver, and then shot her mother. The
daughter Immediately ran to neighbors,
telling what she had done.
Mrs. Sweet lived about an hour. She
said It was one of Flora's "capers."
The daughter had an examination this
morning and was committed to the Jail
at Montrose, the county eat of SUS.
queliatina county. Twenty years ago
Mrs. Y eager was married to William
Ycager. They lived in Chicago tor a
time and tlvn she got a divorce. Af
terward Yeager remarried. 11 Is prob
able that Mrs. Yengei will be confined
In some asylum.
WORK FOR 10,000 A1UN.
Scllleinent ol Window Clnss Work
ers iikc Scull1 tins iniiil i:il cl.
Pittsburg, Dec. 19. After many
liltches tho complete wage scale of the
window glass workers has been settled
nnd the factories will resunio opera
tions three weeks ft 0111 next .Monday.
Tho cutters and ilatteneis today
were granted advances of 1." nnd IS
per cent respectively over Inst year's
wages.
The blowers and gatherers reaclf-d
their settlement early this month n'ld
have been waiting1 for the otli r
branches to settle the fc:i1c The start
ing of the window-glass factories In
Janunry will give work to lo.OCO men
scattered over Knstern and Central
States.
SUICIDG OF THOMAS H ANTON.
A Itcsident ol l.iiiunsti'r Swnllotvs
Opium and Torus on tho Cos.
Lancaster, Pa., Dec. 19. Thomas
llanton, OS yents old, died this even
ing at the county hospital as the re
sult of swallowing a number of op
ium pills last night which he follow, d
up by turning on the gas lit the loom
of the hotel at which he was stopping
and closing all the means of ventila
tion, llanton came heie about a week
ago and registered at the Iloffmnn
house as from Washington. D. C.
He represented lilnuelf as a p'nsloij.
it, engaged n week's board at the ho
tel, paying In advance, and spnt
money liberally until he went broke
yesterday.
DGATGN HV RUKfiLARS.
Itruvo Young limps Attack on Itob
lieis Itiuls Serionslv,
Sharon, Dec. 19. Harry Jones, it clerk
In the tlrtiRT t-tote of J. P. Itynd, of
Stoneboro, dlscuvet'ed burglary at "Vork
on a rnfo In the store lest nlRli't. Ho
sei tired his revolver arid enteied the
store, but one of the men on Kuard
si i nek liltn several times over the head,
ic-nderliiK hlni unconFclous.
The buiKlars then conipleted their
work, secured u mini of money nnd es
caped. Jones is In a i-erlnim condition
from the brut.il trtiitincnt. There Is
no clue.
Scinching For Itev, Siimir'N Knilt
HiirrlAliurir, Dec. 19.Experloncod
men dniKKed tlie Susquehanna river
nil day for the body of Itev.
day for the body of Itev. S. Spur-
tier, who, it Is thought eltln r commit
ted suicide or was murder d und
tin own Into the liver on Thursday
night. They found nothing whatevc.
owing to the murky condition of the
high water. The pojlco are still huni
Inw for clues to establish the lnan'.t
1 fate, but have nv t with no sucrrta.
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TRIBUNE Si
15 ACKNOWLEDGED AS 2?
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S Want Adv. H
IS MEDIUM or THE CITY OF Jj1
jS SCRANTON. SMALL ;
jj Investment, g
i Big Returns. $i
One Cent a Word,
in advance,
wvMVMyiMyMyM-
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lllAA AN 1 1'Ai .MALIiS.
Adts. Under Till. Ilcnd One Cent a WnrJ.
antki).mai.i;m-i pohtkii, u jikli.
imvs, lioy lor crinnilH, stable iniiii,
biivtciider. lilneli iniiii. .Mo.nliiy, I'HII.V
PKI.l'IHA AlJtiM'Y, looms i! ittid ! Arcadu
llu Id IU.
ll.LlMiiT-tlWHirAI)VKrmsKI) IN
t these I'ohiiiins some tlnio uco as
"llyron," kindly return a "refeienee ' tie re.
celved Irom n" puny who uniwured bis ail-vr-
stineiil, to the bilslncH ollleo of The
Tribune.
V.ALi:s.Mlt S('IIO(l,StJI'IM.IK-; IMU.N
r"1 try work; .11111 salary laoiitiuy, Willi
ilbeml ndillliomil coiniiilsslous. It. O.
I. A NrftVl'u., Chicago. .
-ANTi;i-AS AUKN'l IN KVKKY HLC
lion to ennvusa; SI.011 to S.-i.tli) a day
made; nils at slsht; also a man to sell Maple
(iiiiHlH 10 tuuiri ; iiesi moo line , 11 moain;
Milnry or liirfc commission iniide; experleneo
liniieicfs.u.v. t'lllton simp uud Muiinluctur.
111: t ompahy, I'liieliimtti, 11.
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A.MLIi -. WK.I.I..KM1WN MAN IN
every town to solicit stock siibscrhv-
Dons; a monopoly; big money lor ugi'iits no
rnpitnl require!!. KIlWAItll C. KI.SII A: CO.,
lloiilcn llioek. I'bli'iigo, 111.
IU'l.P WAN I 'I'D l'lv.MAI.KS.
Ad.s. I'nilcrThU ItcaJ One Cent n WorJ.
'ANTKH KKMALK.-1 ASSISTANT
11111I1. I kitchen alii, -J" wnltnsses, :i
I'bamlii'r mnlils I'll I I.ADKI I'll I CM-
run .mknt aiiIjncy, rooms
cade building.
anil I Ar-
v
II. 1, IM'.ltSON WHO APVKI5TISKII IN
In lln'-e eoiiimiis some time n 11 11s
"llyron,'' kindly nun n a "icfeieni'c lie re-
ived Irom a pally who answeii'd bis nil
i'it'emcnl, to tin' liiisiinss iilllcu of The
I'rlbiine.
Y
anti:d- nun, who iNiiKi;-
- nails cooking and laundry work,
lell'ison ineir'e.
T.
T AIUKS- I MAKi; UK! WAiiKS KOINO
I 1j ileiisiint borne work, nnd will gladly send
, lull luiiiieiilari to all semilog: 1 cent stamp.
I .Miss Jl. A. SI Klilll.Ns, Lawrence, -Mich.
I ANTi:i)-LAl AOKNTS IN sritAN
I 11 ton to sell nnd Introduce Snyder's cuke
I Icing; expel leneed canxasser pielcmd; work
I jermaiient ami very piolltulilo. Write for
1 iiuileilliirs at once and get beiiellt of holiday
liinlu. T. RsXl HKll .v III., tiniinnall, O.
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ANTKDl.MMKDlAlKL-TWOKNKIt-cetle
salesuomeu to lenrcsent us.
(iiinriiiiteisl Sil n day without Interferon;
villi oilier duties, llcaltblul occupation.
Write lor piiiliciiliirs, eiieklmj stnm,
MANtiO CHK.MICAL CO.Ml'AM, No. 7'J
', John sintt, .New lork.
IOK UHNT.
Ailis. I'niler IhU Ilea J One Cent n Word.
w
ILL l'KltsoN WHO ADVKItllsKtl IN
thesrt columns sonu time ngo as
"llyron," Mildly return a "referunca" he re
ceived Irom a party who answered his ad
vertisement to tho business olllce of ilio
Tribune.
ONKS, !tl 1 SpItPCIO STItKKT IIOPSKS
fl s ores, apartments. JONKS. nil Spruce
L KCONDKI.OOItOKofJI'r.NNAVKNl'K;
0 eight rooms, hatli, modern Improve
ments. P. W. s'l'OK lis Attorney, lilil Wyo
uilni' avenue.
I.MUIIT-iiOOM IIOl'!-:. HATH, MODKItN
1 j Improvements 7u Klcetrlc uvuuue,
llreen Itldui1. P. W. STOivKS, Attorney,
l!til Wyoming iixenue.
IOK SALli.
Advs. Under This ttea.1 One Cent(a WorJ.
V I . iTl' I : I tON 'iTiTaI) VK iirTsrlprTN
11 these column s mi1 t mu iv.ro as
'llyron," klmlly n turn 11 "reference lie re
ci Ived Irom 11 party who nimvered his ml
vertlKenient. to the business olllce of Tho
Tribune.
1:011 sai.k-ii.m-: 'jo-uoit-ii: pouku
i lioller, nsoodas new, TIIK WKSTu.N
Ml 1.1. CO.
KI'AI. KSIATi:.
Adv. Under I Ills Head One Cent a Word.
Y
II.I. PKIISO.N ; Willi AUVKItTlSKI) IN
time columns some time 11 -'o us
"H.M011,' IiiiiII 11 return 11 reference" lio
teeetveil from n party bo uiiKirc rcil Ills iul
verllsenieiil, to the business ollleo of I'ho
Tribune
TO.NKS, UKAlXJI'AltTKltS poll illvST,
I centnil, Seruiiton ruul istnte. Klnest
eentinl eily lot lor mln on eniy terms nt
low price, w 111 juiuanleeil iltle, neurs ores,
clliirehes, lb nf, rs, .epo.s; p;iei str e s
sewer-, s. en 11 licit; rapid e 1 iimeemeni;
bent investment. Seven minutes walk irom
iiostiilUec s.,.nii or enll tor circular. JUNK-,
Iteul Kstilte, III 1 Spruce Htieet.
VAI.l'AHI.K I'AIl.M I'Olt S.K SIT.
iinted on the south side of summit
I tike, 111 Newto ' townslilp, s miles irom
sj Tiiuton, I'tintitliiiiii: So iicivh, 5., acres I 11.
1 rmed, tne linlnne covered with viiluutilii
timlit-i. (iooil I nil, itoii I Imlid ii'-'s. uood
mi 1 nnd w II w.ileted. Price, six thoiisiiud
do In s, half 'loi 11, the balance In yenrly
piiyuie'its to -il t pureliner, sreured on
mem ses l-'or liiforiiintloii lniUlrc of .M.
II. COON, t'lnrk's iiieen.
ANNUAi, ,mi:i:ting.
NNPAI. MKKTINIi IOH KI.i: TION
J ot trustees for Keystone Academy.! Mon
day, Jan. II, H)8 ut build in; In Factory.
ill, , nt Kilt, m Fi M l'KCK, Secretary.
LOST.
Adv.i. I'nder 1 1lls Head One Cent a Word.
T Iivp-IIKTWKKN JIT. I'l.PASANT
I J slmfi ml Lacliiiwanna avenue, mve.
lope I'lintnltilni; inoutli m mtlary of miner
Mho neulstlie tuoiiev Amount S'JIl H.'l
Punier I be leMiirded by returning same
to ll'JH .Maple stie t.
CIIIUOPODIS'I
AM) MANICUKH.
tM
f',S
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lOltNs, IIL'NIONS ANH INUIIOWINU
mills fined uitbout tho least naln or
driiMiug blood. Consultation and iidvlca
gnen tree. E. Jl. HEIV.EU Chiropodist,
itllll Lacaiiwatinu nvcmiu. Ladles intended
nt tUtir rusideacu 11 desired. Ch.irgoi moder
ate. CITY sCAVKNGKU.
AlMlltUKiS CLEANS 1'lllVV VACLTS
, and cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. llltKKiS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 1 inn N. .Main ave., or Eleucs'
drug store, corner Admin und .Mulberry.
iclephoiieliUlll.
'HAS. CooPhlt, CITY SCWENOEIt,
'. ' All orders promptly attended to, day or
night. All tbu latest appliances. Charges
iiiiMiiuihlc. TIP scrautou htrcet. House
1 1'Jo WaiHbiirn street.
JUKOK ACCUSES DOFHNDAM.
ays lio Uiis Appinaulieil During the
Irinl.
Strouilnliui'K, Pa., Dec. 19. In the
JectniBiit en Ft' tried befor Judge Al
bright, which was brought ly Lewis
Kaul against Sherman Cow, and which
was dccldid In favor of the defendant,
Juror Charles IJoi,v.it has made nf.
1 davit Hint he was approached by Cosh
durltiK the progieFs of tit trial. Law
jus for Kaul hate made application
'or it new trial.
Knul wui necused some time neo by
Cuts of planrlr.g to murder hint. Tho
c .re wa.' dropped against him,
AUUNTS WANTED.
W"i
til'UltSON WHO AUVKIITIHEI) IN
mteriiti. trlnille rniiirti il rpfiTfliipn lie re
ceived from it party win iinnwvreii Ida nil
vurtWemeut, to thu bminens otllco of I'ho
Trllniiie,
t 1TANTHII MIKVTX
KOlt
(lllllATl'T
eiii mivlna dovlrii niiitiiifix'turo.t. Ho
tnlll "ftu. IHi proflH. OIA'K.t 1IHOS.
I to.
"aYjhnT'Tto HKI.T. "dlilt .100. HTOHM
door; nmniitc prepaid upon receipt of
price, A.MKUIt'AN WfOUM POOIt CO.,
Port Huron, Mich.
f't.ONMKK- AfTlINTs'ls'ANTKI) KOlt
IV Inrse llliiHtruted book of Klondike, tlvo
liuiidri'il pasei; price (tl.nti; outllt joe. Ail
drill NA I IONAI, PL III.IHIll.NU CO,, L:ko
mdu lllilldliii;, t'liiuugo, til.
WANTKn-SOMClTOItSJ .VO DIM.tVKU-
Inn, noeuilei'tlnci position permanent;
rn weekly; sltto age. wiiHX llliui'iitiiifs
m.
uclii'Mcr, N, 1,
A OHM'S-WHAT
AHB YOU (IOINO TO
cloabout snfoCltlx.i'nshln mice pi. (lo
in t ny uiousiiuas. .tuurens .miiiui.t.
NapeiMlle, 111
A UKNTS-ro HKt.Ij OLTIt PIIACTIOAI.
1 sold, silver, nickel nnd copper electro
plnsters; prices irom Ml upwiiiil: salary nnd
expiiiscn paid; outllt free. Address, witn
Hump, .MIl'lllUAN MKU CO., CIiIchko.
UKNTS-To'si:!,!, ClOAltS TO DKAIr
ere; $: weekly nnd expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MKU
CO., dH Van lliiren St., Chicugo.
SI'IUATIONS WANTi:i),
X'O'd'rATivMN WOPLl) I IKK
c 11 situation In hoiik1 private family to
attend furnace and make IiIiiih -If generally
useful, tionil reference. Address care Trib
une ollleo. A. J MILL-'.
Y
11.1, PKItsilN WHO ADVnilTISKI) IN
Hi 'so eo'iimiis Mourn t'tnu nuo as
"llyron," nlnilly icttirn 11 "referenco be re
ceived irom a party who answered Ids ad
tcitlsiMiient, to the buslmss olllce of The
Tribune.
. ITt'ATlON WANTKII IIY A KlltST
i class waiter, iiilvnlo fain ly or Iiolei.
Address 111 rear 111 .Madison avenue.
SITUATION WANIi:ii-ltY AN KX
perleneed laiindioss: washins and Iron
In? bv tho day or is willliu to tin any kind
or ilay woi'it. Address, K s., n;j l.lndea
street
CI I'lIATION W VN'TKll AS IIOAMS I'KII,
O wntetiuiiiii or uny kind of ttorlc, O.K.
II
l'jol Ilainpton street, city.
l lit ATION WANTK.D-HY HK.1,1 A 1I.K
i1 man as nluht waleninan, or any honest
employment. 1. It. .1., !Si7 oak strict.
L M'l'A'l 10N VANTKll-OfN( MAH
i rleil iiinn, en 1 spenK Oermui and Knv
llsh, won, ol any kind; birtcinlliig p e
ferri'd. Adili'csi, A. II. R, rail I'.ttslon
nNcmtc.
wlTLTATIo.N WANTKD-IIY A YOPNtf
i man to take ear of .Hirsts oruuloany
kind of work,
street.
Address, .M.J. P., itlU Kim
pMPLOY.MKNT WANTKD-I1V A UK
1 j liable man as clerk, bookkceiieror tutor.
KxiM'etatioiis moderate, llox ill I, Dun
more, l'a.
VMTUATION'" WANIKl) ltY. A VI)l)N(l
'' man, u.l years ofai;e; willing to work at
most anything; can liuiilsn uood rolerenee;
tempernte. Address, SI, C. IC, Trlliuiieo.llcc.
UTANTKll-To lllSTItllll'TK. . 11! l7I7,
elrciilaiH by young man who has had
experience,
of Tribune.
Kor terms uildicss, K. L., care
IITPATION WAN!KI)-I!Y A HOY III
. ' years of age, speats tlnee langiin;es.
Kor .lore, 1 saloon or mosengcr boy. Apply
to!.. S., Tlo .Mooslc street.
T?
JVXI'KIHKNCKD r.OOlCICKKPKIt AND
111 clerk desires situation. Lest references;
in'es:
must nave wori'
more, l'a.
Address ilox 'JOft, Oun-
Professional Directory.
Advertisements Under This HeiJ $s Per Line Per Year.
Physicians and Snruooin.
DR. KAY, 200 Penn nve 1-5 and 7-9 p. m.
Diseases of women, children. Telephone.
DIt. HATKSON, 337 N. WASUINUTON
avenue, ID a. m. to 4 p. m.
DIt. C. L. rilBV, SCUANTON SAVINGS
Unnk blldff, 12:' Wyoming avenue.
MAIIY A. SHEPIlKltD. M. D.. HO.MK
opnthlst, No. 22S Adams avenue.
DIt. A. TKAPODD, SPECIALIST IN
Dls-eases of Women, corner yomlng
nv,.iiiie and snrucn street, scraiiiun. ue
llco hours, 'uiursti&y
a. m. to G p. m.
and Saturdays, 9
DIt. W. K. AI.I.DN
Ington avenue.
512 NOnTII WASII-
DIt. I.. M. OATHS. ItOOJIS 2(7 AND 20S
Hoard of Tiade building. Olllce hours,
S to 9 0. m., 3 to 3 and 7 to 8 p, n.. Resl
denco 309 Jtadlson avenue.
DIt. C. L. FRKAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Trus.i Fitting nnd Fat Reduc
tion. Ofllce telephone 1303. Hours: 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR. S. W. IAJIOIIKAI'X. OFFICE 231
Adams. Residence, 1318 Mulberry. Chron
ic diseases, luiiK. heart, kidneys, and
Kcnlto-urinary organs a specialty. Hours
1 to t p. m.
W O. ROOK. VETERINARY SUR
Beon. Horses, Cattle and Dogs treated.
Hospital, 124 Llr.den street, Scranton.
Telephone 2072.
Lawyers.
D. D. REPLOC.LE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
MearB building, coiner Washington uve
nue and Spruce street.
WARREN & KNAPP. ATTORNEYS
and Counsellors-at-Ltw, Republican
building, Washington avenue, Scranton,
Pa.
WATSON. DIEIIL. HALL & KEJIJIER
ER Attorneys and C'ounsellors-at-Luw",
Traders' National Rank Building; rooms
C 7, S, 9 and 10; third lloor.
JAMES II. TORREY. ATTORNEY AND
Counsel'.or at Law. Rooms 413 and 114
Commonwealth Huildlng.
FRANK E. ROYLE. ATTORNEY AND
counio'lloi'-at-law. Purr building, rooms
13 and II, Washington avenue.
jnssrr &J essfp. attorneys and
Counsellors at law, Commonwealth
building. Washington avenue.
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J. HAND.
Attorneys nnd Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Rooms 19. 20 and 21.
FRANK T. OK ELL. ATTORNKY-AT-law,
Room 5, Coal Exchange, Scranton,
Pa.
JAMES W. OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-AT.
Law. Rooms 511, 515 and 516, Hoard of
Trade Ilitlldtng.
p. p. KTLLA.M. ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
120 Wyoming avenue, Scranton, Pa.
JAfl. J. H. HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-ot-Law,
43 Commonwealth bldg., Scran
ton. KDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 11 and 15, Republican bids.
JEFFREYS & RPDDY, ATTORNEYS,
at-law, Conimomvealth Rulldlng.
L, A. WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
423 Lr.ckawnnna nve., STanton, Pa.
C. II. PITCHER. ATTnTtNmT-LAW"
Commonwealth bulldlnit. Scranton, Pa.
PATTERSON & WILCOX.
National Hank HulMlng
TRADERS'
C. COMEOVS, H21 SPIUU-E STREET.
A. W. RERT1 lOI.F. Atty., 319 Sprti cT St7
Detective 4.
UARRINQ fie Jl'SWHENEY. COJIJION
wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser
vice Agency.
C0IN0U.Y I
UNPARALLELED
Every
substautially
part of
Shawl Capes,
Golf Capes,
Plush, Velvet and Cloth Capes.
Blouse Coats and Jackets of every conceivable weave
of cloth and all the latest styles. Not an old garment in.
our possession every one is of this season's production.
We offer the ladies of Scranton and vicinity this ex
ceptional opportunity to buy these high-class garments at
UnheardOf Low Prices.
The time is ripp to buy winter wraps. Will you share
in our bargain feast ?
laHllfiili Lb
127
Architect
I'ERCIVAI. J. JlORRIS, ARCHITECT,
Hoard of Trado HulMlng.
EDWARD
Rooms 24,
building.
11. DAVIS,
21 and 26,
cranton.
ARCHITECT.
Commonwealth
E. D. WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear of 606 Washington avonun.
LEWIS HANCOCK, JR., ARCHITECT,
433 Spruce St.. cor. Wash, ave., Scranton
FREDERICK L. UROWN, ARCHITECT.
Prlco Dulldlng, 126 Washington avenue,
Scranton.
T. I. LACEY & SON, ARCHITECTS.
Traders' National Rank.
Dentists.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, 325 N.
avenue.
WASHINGTON
DR. F.
street.
L. Jl'GRAW, 303 SPRUCE
DR. H. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUIJACH, 113 Wyoming- ave.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, 421 LACKA. i
wanna ave. Hourc, 9 to 1 and 2 to 5. 1
Dressmaker.
JIRS. JL E. DAVIS, 430 Adams avenue.
Vira Screens.
JOs7KUETTKl.rnEAn "Ml" LACK A"
wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa., mnnufa:.
turcr of Wire Screens.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton, Pa. Courses preparatory to
college, law, medicine or business. Opens
September 13. Send for catalogue. Rev
Thomas JL Cann, LL. D.. Walter H.
Iluell. A. Jl.
SottU.
G. R. CLARK & CO., SEFDJIBN AND
Nurserymen; store J45 Washington ave
nue; green house, 1330 North Jlaln ao
nue; store telephone, 7S2.
Hotels nntl K'jstanrnnts,
THE ELK CAFE. 125 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable.
P. ZIEGLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D.. L. & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on the Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOCH. Prop.
.Misccihtucniis.
UAt'ER'S ORCHESTRA MP8IC FOR
ba!l, picnics, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert worlt furnished. For
terms address II. J. llauer, conducto-,
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulbert's
intific store
MEaARGEE BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bags, twine. 1
Warehouse, 130 Washington nvenue.
Scranton, Pu. 1
FRANK P. BROWN & CO.. WHOLE
sale dealers In Wood vim re, Cordago and
Oil Cloth, 720 West Lackawanna avo.
THOMAS APBRF.V, EXPERT AC
countant and auditor. Rooms IS) and 20,
Williams' Rul.dlng. oppnste postollloo.
Agent for the Rex Fire Extinguisher.
I'rintltiE
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.,
North Washington avenue Llnotvpo
Composition of all kinds quickly done
Facilities unsurpassed In this region.
mum
Christmas week Iu the Cloak Room will be
?mm
garment in our large
and meritorious stock
The stock consists in
reduced in price.
WALLACE,
AND 123 WASIIilfl ffi.TJs.
SILVERSTONE,
The Eye Specialist
whose otnea n ut
" -Jl.-. La
nclciivviin
IMDBOPtD
na avenue, In Will.
Inms' W'htto Front
M100 Htore, exaintnei
the eyo frea In tha
most accurito why,
and his price for spji;.
laclus are cheaper
than elsewhere. A la
mentable Indltl'erenea
to the proper cure of
the eyes Kcem to pns.
ess must people until
the time come when
iit'iidtielies, Imperfect
Ixion.or other resttm
ft nnnnfric
rhfV KiizriZL.
0
ri
!&&&,
ofBiich ncslcct give warnlns that nature U
retielllm; against such treatment of 0110 ot
the most precious gifts. Normal vision Is a
blessing unappreciated until it bus been U
ami restored; its lull vulnu H then reallzo 1,
'Iherelore, you should not lose a diy bi-firj
having your eyes oxaniln 'd. ruisservtco wo
gladly render irea of eh ir;e.
REMEMIIHR TUB PLACE.
215 Lackawanna Avenue
In the Whit; Fro.it Sho Store.
A new line of Peck
Snyder's celebrated
&
New Models,
New Prices,
New Ice.
C.M.FLOREY
222 Wyoming Ave.
0
9
mi sit.
5; Have you examined the J
stock of Guns, Foot Balls
H and general Sporting Goods J
rfA
which we are offering at
X0
cost price ? It will pay
you to.
Jt
o
o
LI. jnu.
IY21 Spruce St.
11
a
wo.
WOLF & WEXZKL,
240 Adams Ave., Opp. Court Itouu.
PRACTICAL TINNERS ani PLUIYIBERS
Sola
Agents for Itlcliardton.Boyutou'j
V'uruacas and Itanfao.
WmS9
R m
mm
Skates
1
BEIKSTES
a week of
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy of flusic
litis ft Hurgunder, Lessees.
II. K. Long, Local Manajjr.
Thiirsdny, Ktiiliy and Suttirday,
Dueimbor till, "J I, "Jo.
Jlntlnces Friday and Saturday.
f 111
suppor cd by
Kate Byron
and the llyron Oomhtn itlon In a Clirlstnius
carnival of tun Three great plays.
Thiiridtiy Nl.-ht .
"Hie Up and I owns of Lite"
Prldiiy Night "Hie Turn of the Tide"
rrldiiy .Matinee "The Turn ol the Tide"
Christum .Matinee
"I he Upsand Downs of Lite"
Christmas NUht "The Plunger"
PlllCEs i.-,,., '.'.ic, :i,-ic, oOe,
Lyceum Theater.
Saturday, Matinee and Night.
December 18.
AL W. MARTIN'S
Uig spectacular Production of
Uncle
T
s
0
(in piji ii.i:-(io.
An Entire Train ot (Special Cars, the Only
Legitimate organization Now Presenting
This American Urania.
Matlnco Prices
Evening Prices
inc., and 2ftc.
'J5c, ftOc. uud 7nc,
hee the paradu at noon.
DAVIS' N'ICKELODEON.
(FORJIERLV WONIHORLAN'D.)
Christmas Week, Beginning
.Monday, Pec. '.'0.
An Kntf raining nnd Instructive
Exhlli t on, Headed by
CArr. SID KY I11NMAN
THE LIl'E HAVER,
Wlm lllusl rates the mnuiu-r In which pecpl
are rescued irom drowning at the seusliora
An excellent stage per
formance in the theater.
CIWC PEMTQ AdmttsMiit toliirlodlall
rlVt I'tNIo ami I'licutlo but hEATs
in Tlieatru aic charged lor at low prlef s.
CHILDREN H MfEilAl. .MAl'i.NEE on
Chr hlinas foionoon at II o'o oeli, 10 whloli
they will lieail'iiitteilfurllveecntsatidglvin
a seat In theater, llegu.ur prleus I'hrislmai
Uftll'.IOOIl.
Hours open nt S and 7 o'clock p. m.
OHO. 12 DAVIS, Pio-irletor and Jigr,.
N. II. BROOKS, Assistant Manager and
Lecturer,
bin