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MUSIC PREDOMINATED.
Was Ids Leading Feature of
Christmas Church Services in
This Part ol the City.
the
Almost nil of the rhtitiheH on tills
Bide i-ondilctod Kpei'lnl "niiR veivlcct
yesterday, I'lthct In (injunction with
the tegular scivlcp or to the oseluMnii
of the ttsunt him Ice. At fiich chinch
(nciKiccMix. hoIl, piilniH rind llowcix
wort- prettily used In elceoiiitlvo utile.
An oratorio entitled "The l'llnee of
I'mi'c," vv.ih suiiR nt the Scranton
Street Hnptlf-t (hutch In the uvenliic?.
The choir, whose usual numlier wn.s
materially added to, puve a xplondld
lendltlon of this le.uitlful piece, no
much so that II will be lepeated nt
next 8undn evptiltiR'H Meivicv. The
Fen Ice was opened with the leading
of Scilptuie. nlfeilnp of pruver. and a
few lemarks by the pastor. Hev. S. P.
Matthews. An oiku'ii pielude followed,
aftei whlih the ointoilo was suns.
Holes weto suiifT 1 Mis Thomas II
lames', Mis Randolph Jones and Miss
Via Jones anil Duvld T Lvnnv. Duets
! Mis. Handolph Junes and Miss Vl.i
I i ins. Mis. Thoinns D Janie.s and Dt
H. CI Heddne. Mis. Thomas D. Jaines
and Miss Nellie 1'ei kens, Quartette,
1 Mis. A H.uuilnii. Mls Via Junes,
Itavlil T Evans und E. E Lnnl. Mis.
ltandiilph Jones ..itnr a soprano solo,
with n mule iiiiiittitte ore nniiiiinliiicnl.
(oinpllsltiK the rollowlnir: Or. H. fl.
lleddoe, William Kicm William U.
Kv ins and K. 12 Loid In addition
theie was a male clinius and seveial
lull choruses. T. (. Kvans was dliec
tor and Jlh. H. li. Ht'ddoe acted as
iieiump.inlst.
The choir of St Mink's KvunKollcal
I.utheian cliuuli lendeied the dovo
tlnnul (ei(te.s usual for the Chilst
nms festive se.isim. Clul'-tnias day
"iM vices consisted of matin seiiie at
7 i. in., followed hv an anthem am th"
sluqlnn 01 the pines contained In the
lunch lltlial Yesteidaj the sonp ei
vice found In the iitiial a can led
out ai Imth eilce with pli'iiiiin ef
fect. The p.istoi l'ev. A. I,. llninoi
I'll. I)., was In clrii'.-f and pleached a
hoit M'liilnii at caih seivlie
The seme heiviee at the Wimhhutn
Ptiopt I'resliytoilan cliUMh at hoth the
icRUlai nrvlces weie of an cl.ilxnate
natuie. The singing was In diaige of
Mrs. !. T. Jane and Ml-s Edith
SwIiikIp, oicanlst, and l'l. f l:. J.
Kiltei, lollnlt, weie aeeiiiiip,inl-t.
IJeie, as at the other cliuiclas, a. huge
tongiegatlon was piesent. At the
inoinllis; mm lee the exereNe.s wiie
opened with an oigan pulude This
was followed hy the vliiKlnir of hjnm
anthems and solos. The pastoi, Euv.
J. IJ. MolTatt, in e.u lied fiom Luke,
11-14: "And on e.nth ponce and good
will low mil men."
evening address.
In the eenlng the pastoi gave n
t-hoit addiess, his text being "Theie
was no mom foi them In the .In."
Theie weie the Ufeiinl anthems 1j the
augmented iholi, seilptuial leadings
and hMiins A solo was sung lij Miss
Smith, with lolln accompaniment and
a quattette li the Mis'-ts Phoebe
Smith and Anna Junes. Mis n t
J.ijne and Mis M J 15 Williams
racier
obe toeboteejj
Everything Holidayish
That's the sum and substance of
today's bargain story, and there's but
one way to effect a clearance,
Low Enough
We've done so. Cost don't figure in
the selling now, when holiday goods
are reckoned with, it's a case of get
rid of them on any terms.
Pictures, BricaBrac, a very few
Toys, Tables, Desks, Easels, Jardi
niere Stands, Collar and Cuff Boxes,
Novelty Dress Patterns, Trinkets,
Jewelry, Etc.,
riust All Go This Week.
The wee prices asked for line goods
will surely do it.
t Globe Warehouse
Prelude and offoitory were tendered
hy Mis Swingle, oignnlst, nnd riot.
Dnucr, violin.
The choir of the Simpson Methodist
chuich gave a beautiful song service
In the evening Instead of the tegular
sen Ice. W. W. Jones, the chorister,
wns In chatEP tui'l Walter Das Is, or
ganist, acted as accompanist. A.
'2ui;eiie Moise accompanied with the
saBphone. The opening number was
an anthem, In which Miss Mniy I'd
wards and llatrv A. Wrlgley sang the
i ei Itatlve parts Solos weie i-ung by
MNs Kiln Oodshall and Thomas
Abtams. The til". "I'lalse to Our
Ureat I'teatoi." by Mls llodshall. Mis.
Lewis unci Thomas Alliums was es
pecially fine. The choir sang several
anthems and a shot l addiess was Riven
by the pastor
AI the Flint Wel.h fongtegiUlnnal
chui' h the special song seivlct was
gle'n In the evening by the choir,
under the leadership ol William J D.i
ls, chotlster. Many of the solos weie
glcn by membeis of the chinch, who
sing In choirs at other chinches, but
sung here befot" going to the other
sclce.u. Miss Neil mil Williams was
accompanist. The set vice was begun
with a liMim, leading of scUptiues and
a slum addiess li the pastor. The
ladles' choius. "Speak With IK Loid,"
and the double (uattette weie spec lal
Iv good The members of the choitts
wi le Mi.s. (i W. Powell and the Misses
Annie Humphtes, Annie Unbelts,
nilcalieth Jenkins and U.ichel Uillllths.
i Mis (5. W Powell, the MHscv Annie
Humphreys. Kllzabetn Jenkins and
Haehel flrllliths. and D.iv Id Jenkins,
William lieese, Da Id Dnvl- and David
Stephens funned the double quartette
Solos were Ming Ij the Mioses EII7.1
betli Junes, i:ilen Thomas, Maigaiet
Davis. Sarah lJals, jJavlil l)ais. .loan
W. Jones. Duld Jenkins. David
Stephens, Thomas Dwins and Abiaham
l'ans A trio, "How Uu llent," by
Daniel Piothetoe, Mil- Hne., and a
"VKh recitation by John T. Dales,
completed the piogiannue.
SUMNDU AVILNTD CHIMICH
In addition to the legular congrega
tional singing at th evening mm vice
at the Sumner Avenue I'iesb teilan
chinch, tinder the dlieetlon of Choris
ter Hezaleel D.ivles, s-olns and a quar
tette plecp weie sung. The solus weie
lendeied by Mis D 15. Foster and the
Misses Kenwood and Tlshei Mis L.
It. Foster, Mis John fiiiinths, Iia Da
ies and Hezaleel Davles foimeel the
quartette. The pastoi, Hev. 1 It. Fos
ter, M A , pleached a short stimuli.
Mis. John D. Jaines-, organist, was ac
companist. The song service of the Jackson
Stieet Haptlst chuich, ot which Hev.
Thomas De Giuehy is p.istoi. was ety
Hue In the moiiilng, In addition to
the anthems, etc.. Miss Maltha Nich
olls sang 'White Still" In a pleasing
manner. At the evening seivlce, solos
weie lendered by Miss Hdlth Davis
and Mori Is Thomas, in addition to the
choli's .singing. The pastoi preached
a short seimon at each seivlce.
At tin- First Welsh Haptlst chuich,
In addition to the iholr singing at the
evening set vice, solos weie lendeied by
Miss Mai Ian Jones, Thomas Williams
and William Hughes.
I At St David's Dplscopal church the
choir lendeied eiy line music at the
legular sets ices
I The choir at the IM mouth Congre
wfc Ahvi t fm
gational church rendMed extra Christ
mas nitlile nt hoth services, which wna
excellent.
CIIUISTMAS DAY AND F.VKNINCJ.
The pour children of every clas, and
to the number nf ion cm till' side, were
loyally feci and entertained Chtlstnnus
da at the Snlvatli n Ativy banncka
by the local corps. The bniracks were
pally decoiated and ni ranged about the,
hall weie long tables upon which were
spiencl nil kinds of delicacies. The
food, etc., was given by the members
of the coips, philanthropic citizens and
kindly disposed lnetchants. The ladles
waited on the tables nnd the men ns
slfteel by placing the children nt the
tables and keeping older. Captain nnd
Mrs Jnines Stuart were In charge.
In the evening un entertainment was
given, consisting of vocnl and Institi
niental selections, rec Itatlons, etc., nt
the conclusion of which Santa. Claus,
In the pei son of Samuel Llbbey, nsslst
ed lij Captain Stuatt and Lieutenant
Capwell. distributed small gifts. The
little wolfs will long lemember the
occasion.
The several churches un this sldo In
whose nuditoi Units cantatas weie
given, weie crowded to their full ca
pacity In the evening, many being
tin tied nvvuj. At the Simpson Metho
dist chinch the Sabbath .school con
ducted the cveicNcs and lepeated the
old. old sloi under the guise of a can
tata, entitled "St. Nicholas" Haeh
participator ciedltably tilled his part.
The recitative parts weie good nnd
the music blight nnd citehj. Minor
13 Wui den was In chaige Miss Lil
lian Shivclly acted as accompanist and
the inuleal p.ut of the pioginmme
w is augmented by an oiehe.stra com
pilsng William Alb n, violinist; II.
Blackwood, viollncello: W. II. Stunton,
comet, nnd 'luuli lUishman, tlaiio
net A iiuaitette, W. W Jones, Thomas
Abiams, llai l j Wilgley and William
Whitman, also ablv assisted A laige
committee, of which Alfred Twining
was chaliman, inateilnlly supplemented
Mr. Wot den's e!foit. Small glfta were
afteiwnids distributed.
The membeis of the Plymouth Con
giegatlonal chinch entertained their
fi lends and patrons with the cantata
entitled "The Counterfeit Santa Claus."
Theie was a huge attendance and the
decoiatloiii! anil stage settings were
veiy pietty. Thomas Hoberts, ns a
leal, and Nathaniel Davis as the coun
teifeit Santa 'Claus, ably canled out
their paits, ,i- in 1 the minor i artl '
patois. Comer Hi esp was in chatge.
The Sci.inton Stnet Haptlst chinch
was at tl.sllcally decoiated on the occa
sion of the lendltlon of the cantata
"The Counterfeit Santa Claus" by the
members of the Hand nf Hope. The
decorations were the handiwork of a
laige committee, of which the pastor,
Hev. S. F. Matthews, was chairman.
Mrs. H. O. Heddoe took care of the
musical pait of the exeiclses and the
ci editable way In which the singing
was done Indicated her care. The reci
tative parts were equally good. Dr. T.
M Sendcrllng was Santa Claus. Small
gifts were dlsti United at the conclu
sion of the exeiclser.
ONE MAN HADI.Y INJl'HHD.
A fl!ht among men who gathered at
the boarding house iun by Joseph' III
c, witch, on Noith Van Buren avenue,
ester lay afternoon, resulted In the
boirdlng boss being done up. Ills con
dition is serious and three of hl-j al
leged assailants aie in the West Side
station house In default of J.300 ball
each for their appeaiante at court. A
wai rant f i their attest was sworn out
by the lnjuied man's btother Oeoige,
before Aldcimin Johns, and County
Detective Is slum and Constable Tim
Jones ecu railed the men. Alderman
Johns held the hearing. These chunk
e" Sundiy afternoon and evening
brawls ale fast becoming a general
oecutiencn In the lelnltv of Van Hu
lon, c.rant and Sherman avenues, near
Hi lee stieet where several communi
ties of these Polandeis icslde. The
names of the men ntiested are Andievv
Olveschlek, Cent go StancavlUh land
Clniles Capies.
TWO FUNI3RAI.S.
The f uncial sei v Iee3 of the late
Thomas James, weie held vesteiday
afternoon at the residence, 117 Mollis
couit A Inige number of fi lends and
relatives were in attendance The llo
ial tributes vei" tJi beautiful. Hev.
Thomas De Clruchy, pastoi of the 3ick
ton Stieet IMjitlst chuich, olllclaled
and prc.iihed the funcial wi mon. At
the conclusion of the seivlees. the te
mnlrit' weie lowed and accompanl"d
by a laige funeial ceetege v,-eie home
to t he W ishbui n sti eet c ometi i y v here;
Intel ment was made. The pallbeareis'
weie: Daniel Hev nun. Simon Jones,
llenij If. Jones John Morgans. Wil
liam Qiilnn nnd Heniy Wn'.teis.
The funeial ten Ices nf the lnte .Tnlin
Cunnell vei held Saturday morning
'i lit i em mis wtie oorne rroin th res
idence, 910 West Lueknivauna avenue,
to St. H.itilck's chuich. wheio a mass
of lequiem was celebi ited by Hev. F,
I'. McNally. Theie vvns a laige attend
ance of fi lends at the sen ices, and
many went to the cemetery.
UNDHHWnNT AN OPEHATION.
While othei boys were enjoying the
Christmas day joys. Albeit, the U-yeai-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Selden
F. Deyoo, of C01 Noith Hebecca ave
nue, was undergoing an operation
which was necessary to save his life.
The boy had been 111 from appendicitis
foi seveial dajs and Saturday It was
decided 'to adopt the extreme meas
uies. In the afternoon. Dis. F. C. Hall,
A. A. Iwlndabury and G. H. Leach per
f mined the delicate operation and the
Ind Is eloliiu ns Well ns could be ex
pected. He bore tho shock splendidly,
consldeilng his condition, and In n feiv
das will be out of danger.
PHUSONAL MUNTION.
Mr. and Mis. Morgan' P. Daniels, of
Division stieet, are enlertnlnlng Jumes
Hdvvatds and daughter, of Kingston.
Heniy Hagen, of Tenth stieet, Is
spending tho holidays In New York
city.
Miss Julia Long and brothei, of
Noith Main avenue, aie In New York
clt.
George Cassidy. nt Ashley, Is the
guest of Chnrlcs Sweet of North Hyde
Park avenue
Mr and Mrs. John Fein, of North
Sumuei avenue, etijoved u family le-
WHATOOTHE CHILDREN DRINK?
Don't Klve Ilium tuu or cnlk'o lluvo on
tiled tliii now load drlnl; cullol (Iruln-O? It
l.i elellclouA mid noiu Nliltiic and tukiH tlio
plneoofcoltee. 1'Mo more lir.Un-O von glvo
the children tho mora Ik'hUIi ou dlntrlbute
through their nyntaiiH. (Iriilu-U U niiule of
puro gmliKi mid whoa properly prepared
taHtQi lllce the choice grade of police but
coyts about i( tktt much. AH grocerx sell It
utblc. und 'JO.
union Saturday evening at their home.
Their man led sons and daughters nnd
thplr families weie irp)nnt.
Mr. nnd Mis. D. C l'owell, of North
Carlleld avenue, entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Thomns Williams, of Edwards
dale. Saturday.
Mi. ajul Mrs Fred Swinglp, of Haw
Icy, mo the guests ot Mr. nnd Mrs.
Atthur Leyshon, of Nuttli Hromlev
avenue
Miss Kcnnedj. of the Wt Side hos
pital, has as her guest her brother, W.
11. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, n student
at th.e state college.
Samuel Jones, of Fihvnidsdale, Is the
guest of Joshua Davis, of North Lin
coln avenue.
M1NOH NHWS NOT13S.
The cantata, entitled "The Story nf
the Star," which was so ably given at
the Sumner Avenue PiesbMeilnn
church, Friday evening, by the mem
bers of the Hand of Hope, will be le
peated ut the church this evening. This
Is done to accommodate the many vv ho
found It impossible to get In the chute h
at the cantntn's first procluctlon. At
the conclusion of the exercises small
gifts will be distributed nnd the prize
of a live dollnr gold piece will be given
to Miss Annie Davis, who sold the
gieatest number of tickets.
An Infoimal gathering will be held
at the Washbutn Stieet Presbyteilnn
chuich this evening by the members
ot the Sabbath bchool The affair will
be held In the lecture loom of the
chinch and a pi ogi amine of npptoptl
alc exercNes will be can led out under
the dlieetlun of Prof D. A. Stone The
young people ate coidlalb Invited to
attend This is the .school's usual ob
teivance of the Christmas festivities.
The musical pnil of the Washburn
Street Piesbjterlan chittch' seivlees
will Im le-annnged at the annual con
giegntlonn! meeting next week. Mrs.
13. T Javne, who hns bad chatge nf
the choir for seveial jeats, has seveied
her eonnectlo-i with the choir and last
evening ,us her last .ippeaianco as dl
i color.
The obsenance of "Christmas Joys"
by the Sabbath school of St. David's
Hplscopal chinch will bo held this
evening at the chuich. Hev. U. J.
Haughton of Dunmuie. will be piesent.
An excellent programme will be ren
dered, at the conclusion of which ptes
ents will be dlsti United
West Side Ittislucn Directory.
6ECOND HAND r-URNITtmE-Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and sec tho
stock of J. 'j. King; Wi to Wi West .uacic
awanna avenue
MRS. FHNTON, CLAIHVOYANT AND
prhenologlat, 412 North Main avenue.
NOKIH SCWANTON.
Michael Costello and John Fitzgerald, ot
Holy Cioss CiiIUkc. Wok ester, .Mass,
are visiting their parents dining the hol
idays. Oeorge and D.iWd i:non, of Nantleoke,
are lsltlng relatives In this plnce.
Mntk Hallsteiul. of Ulngliamton N. Y..
Is visiting his intents, Mr. and Mrs.
Chalks Hallsteiul, of Oak stieet
The members of the Providence I'nlt
ed Choral societ are reciursted to meet
In the Welsh Congiegatlonnl chut eh to
rnonovv evening at eight o'clock sharp
Tho funeral of .Mrs James McMana
mon will take place this morning at 9
o'clock from her home on MeDonough
avenue The remains will he taken to the
Holy Hosary church, where a high mass
of lequiem will be celebrated. Inti inn tit
will bo made In Hyde Park Catholic cem
etery All members of Hiram Lodge, F. A. M.,
me requested to assemble ut their place
of mecNng In Osterhout'.s hall this af
ternoon ut 1.30 o'clock for the put pose
of attending the funeral of Joseph (!od
ftey. whose death occurred at Hotel
Jermn. All sister lodges aro Invited to
attend
HIchnrd Davles of Green street, visit
ed iplatives at Nantleoke Saturday.
Tho North Hnd contingent of singers
were ciulte successful nt the eisteddfod
held in Ta lor Saturday Mrs D.ivld D.
Lewis, of this pi ice. took first prize
In the soprano solo competition, and Miss
Maggie Davles vv is awarded second
prize. Messrs Joshua John and Philip
llomas weto awarded the decision in a
duct In which there were many compettl
tois. In the evening the chief choral
competition honors weie divided between
tho Ptovldtnce United Choir union nnd
tho Tavlor choir
A Chilstmns entertainment was given
Saturday evening in the Noith Main Ave
nue Baptist church A large audience
w.is present and a line ptogrammo was
re tillered
Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Welsh
Congregational church will conduct a tea
party In company II armoiy on New
Year's eve and day.
Christmas seM vices were appropriately
observed In all tho churches of this plaeo
yestcrdav Music of a special character
was prepared and rendered with much
effect. Tho set v Ices nt the Prov Idenco
Preshj terlan chinch, nt both sessions,
were of an exceptional high order, and
were Interspersed with solos, recitations
and anthems by the eliolt At the even
ing servlco In the Methodist Hplseopal
eh'ureli a progi.immu In which abundant
excellent Chilstmns catols was tendeted,
seivlees of like order were conducted In
'.he North Main Avenue nnptlst church
by a well-drilled choli. At the I'utltau
Congregational church the choir sang
sevciul nnthi ms nnd a special Christmas
seimon was delivered by the pastoi, Rev
11 m .tee Peckovcr. Services of an impies
slvo natuie weie observed at the Chris
tlon. West Market Street Haptlst, Wayne
Avenuo and Welsh Congiegatlonal
churches
Thomas Owens, of Cayuga street. Is 111.
(JUbliN KIDGi:.
Tho Sundny school of the TInptist
church will hold their Chtlstmas exercises
hi the church Tuesday evening.
Mrs K. Hllss, of Sanderson avenue, Is
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mer
shon, of Wav erly.
Miss Ada Cokel, of Philadelphia, spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs A. W.
Juilsch, of Wjumlng avenue
rinney Dunn, of Dust Market stieet, Is
llng ut tho point of death.
Mrs. William Laid, of Gelntt, is the
guest of her sister. Mis. 11. L. Hairier, of
Delaware stieet
The choli at tho Pilmltlvo Methodist
chut'h rendered spcclul Christmas music
lust evening.
Tho Christmas exe rciscs at tho Asbury
Methodist HplTOial chuich weie ob
served Situidiiy evening with appropriate
exercises. At I ho close ot tho exercises
Mi Sew aid, one of the oldest tncMimeis
of the Sunday school, was piesented with
a handsome chair b the membeis of his
lllble class. Mr Lanvon In well eho.ien
woiels made thu piesentatlou. Mr. Sew
urd In uceptlnu It made n touching le
sponse. At the Asian y Methodist Dilscopal
chuich jesterday morning thete was a
reception of members, and the sacrament
of tho Loids supper was administered.
In the evening tho pastor. Rev. A. F.
Che (fee dellveied a special Christmas ser
mon. The following special muslo was
rendered by tho choir under the direction
of W. II. Lain on
MORNING.
Organ Pi elude Mrs. John Huker
Anthem, "Hull to tho King" ...A. lllerly
Anthem, "Thu Watching Shephoids,"
Seluipfer
Solo, "Star of Hothlihcuii" Adams
W II. Lanon
HVHNINa.
Anthem, "Wo Have Seen His Star,"
Kcarls
Mule Quartette-, "Star of Hethlehem,"
Ilolrly
Tho choir Supi anos Misses Dorsey In
grlck, Shook. Ilenedlct. Dawson, Mrs.
Fiear. Mis. Panel; altos, Misses Peck,
lugilck, JiulKctii tenors, Slesfcrs. Lanon,
lioiiKon, Siiffonl; bassos, Messrs. Dene
diet, Prear, Kellovv; organist, Mrs, John
Uukorj chorlstoi, W. II. Lanyoii,
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PIRIiCTORS.
President. 1IHNRY A. PARR, of the
gteat grain house of I. M. Pari & Son,
Haltlmore
Vice President, JOHN K. COWHN. piesl-
dent ot the 11. & o. R, R.
Ti ensure t, CHRISTIAN DHVRIKS, Pros-
Ident of the Natlonul Hunk of Haiti
more. Sfcrotaiy, ROmntT RA.MSAY. President
Chamber of ComincMcc, Haltlmore.
Gem rat Malinger, CHOUGH R. TINOLH.
ex-U S. Tieusury Af,ent In chaigo of
Fur Seal Islands
GHOROH R HLANCHARD, Chairman
Joint Trallle Association
CHARLDS J FAl'I.KNHH. V S Sen i-
tor for West Vlrglnln
WATSON C SQl'lRH, cx-U. S. Senator
for Washington.
DR J T. ROVLLS, Woodland, Call-
fornl i, a mining expert.
AUDITOR.
S DAVIHS WARFIHLI), Postmaster of
Haltlmore.
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panies will be organized on paper to se
cure the attention of would be Investors,
nnd that associations of Irresponsible
parties will undoubtedly endeavor to
bring schemes for the development of
Alaska gold Holds to the notice of the
public gcnerallj Consequently. It Is er
opportune that tho Northern Pacltle and
Alaska Mining Transportation and Trad
ing company has made public Its plans
thus early In the agitation, as the names
of the gentlemen who are Interested in
It guarante e beyond doubt Its responsi
bility and high standing as a legltlmtto
coiporntion." Manufacturers' Recoid
PLANS AND PKOI'HIITIKS.
Cumpan.v Owns 33 Quartz Ledges of Hx
tr.iordlmirj Promise at Snug Harbor. Ore
Free-milling, nnd likely to Yield Ten Dol
lars at Woiking Cost of Me-per Ton
Also 1,000 Acres Rich Gold Placers In
Copper River and Klondike
Will Hstabllsh Great Commercial De
pot ut Sung Harbor. Probable Capital of
New Territory of Lincoln.
Will Run Steameis from San Francisco
and Seattle to Connect at Snug Harbor
with Only Feasible Rail Route to Copper
River, Klondike and Yukon.
Limited Amount of Treasury Stock For
Sale, for Operating Hxpenscs
B03KS NOW 0PE1 FOR SUBSCRIPTION
SHARHS $100 SOLD AT PAR
NO SL'HSCRIPTION UNDER TDN DOL
LARS Ri:cnivi;u
RCaiSTRAK OF STOCK
COLONIAL TRUST COMPANY, NCW
YORK.
DRPOSITOIlinS OP COMPANY'S FUNDS,
Tliii AMERICAN KXCI1ANGK NA
TIONAL HANK OF NEW YORK. AND
THE NATIONAL HANK OF BALTI
MORE Address application or Inquiries to:
CIIRlbllAN DUVRIKS. Treasurer,
Equitable Uulldlng, New York.
aCoRUC R. TINOLli. General Manaffei,
Washington Loan and Trust Building.
Washington, D. C.
P. R. M'LARAN, Asst. Sec'y &T'eas.
rircmen's Insuranuco Co -s Building, Bal
timore, Md.
THE GREEN RIDGE FAIR.
There Will He .special Attractions
Each Mght I Ins Week.
Thnt Hev. P. J. McManus Is a -very
popular pi lest was attested by the
laige throng of visitors that attended
his palish fair Christmas afternoon
and evening. The church hall vvheie
In the fair Is being conducted was
ciowded all the time and when the dn
was over the booths had a rather bare
appeal ance.
They aie to be replenished, however,
and the fulr will continue for two
weeks. Special attractions have been
ai ranged for every evening this week
This evening theio will bo dancing by
the Lally children; a vocal solo by Miss
Sadie Dougheity, of Dunmore. and a
lecltatlon by Miss Agnes Callahan.
Ticket No. 5JS won the door prize
Satuiday night.
SOUTH SCUANTO.N.
Last Friday and Saturday tho Woik
mau'3 fair was closed to glvo the mem
bers an oppoitunlty to attend to tho
home tlnlstmat, affairs. On Thursday ad
tho largo children und a number ol the
old Indies ficm the Home for tho Friend
less lslted this fulr, In charge of tho
matron. The children enlojed the music
of tho band nnd nil the other good things
veij much. As the eve nlng was ver:. cold
It was decided to send their preser is o
tho Homo histoid of Idling the chiultcu
cairy them. The fair will be opu again
this evening and will be continued tor
severnl da)s Tho committee expects to
auction olf eveiythlns lett ovei on next
Wednesday and this will be n l.ue chance
to get many good things for little monej
Guth's band will play on Tuesday and
the much admlied American tlag chill
will bo reneated by the gills In lesponso
to the ninnj icrpiests this evening. Tho
contests foi o cold watch and also tho
ono for a ring will ho closed on Tuescla
evening und the wlnnei declared.
old foiuji:.
Mrs. William Footo was visiting at tho
homo of E. Footo this wick.
Hev und Mis. G. W Funk were visit
ors to Bcranlon on Thursday.
Word was received on Thursday by
William Repp of tho death of his In other-In-law,
ChuMes HosetiBiant, of Albin, N.
Y. Mr Rosengiuiil wub a foimer re.,1
dent of Scranton und was manuger of tho
Grand Union Tea cotnpan s store In Al
bany. He leaves it wife and one child.
Andrew Kennedy S. Iliodhead jr , and
Charles Jones, attended tho Masonic ban
quet In l'lttston on WednoMluy evening.
Joseph Jones and Geoigo Safford lett
on Filduy to spend Christmas In Now
York city.
Tho pupils of tho Old Forge high bchool
tendered a line piogiainme heforo a
large auditorium on Thuisday evening.
Great credit Is duo tho Misses Llzlo
William and Gertrude Simmons for their
work lu training tho children.
Tho publlo schools closed on Thursday
for tho holiday vacation. They will re
open on Monday, January J.
William Drake Is horn from Lehigh
university to spend tho holidays.
A, E, ROGERS,
Diamonds, Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry and Silverware,
Novelties and Specialties
FOR TIE CHPJSTMAS
Bric-a-Brac, Fine China,
Cut Glassware, Lamps,
Onyx Tables,
In endless variety, The later production always found in our as
sortment. We are now showing the finest line of China ever
exhibited in rich and cheap decorations.
213 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
r i
I TRIUMPH I
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I tor, sectional lire pot, absolutely B
I gas tight. Don't purchase any I
1 other make, the best furnace you I
can get is none too good and the 1
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I and protect the health of your family I
TH0S.MI0NAR0
H COS Lackawanna Avo, Scranton. H
Professional Directory.
Advertisements Under This HsaJ $5 Per l.lns Per Year.
Physicians and Surgeons,
Dll. KAY, 20G l'enn ave, -o and 7-9 p. '.
Diseases of w omen, children. Telephone.
Dlt. UATi:SON, J37 N WASUINUION
avenue, 10 a. m. to i p. m.
DK. C L riUJY. aCHANTOX SAVINGS
liank ulldff, lii W omlng avenue.
MAItY A. SHEPHnitD, SI. D . HOML-
opathlst. No. 2JS Aduma avenue.
DU A TUAl'OLD. SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Vomins
avenuo and Spruce street, Scranton Of
fice hours. Thursday and Saturday, 9
a. m. to 0 p. m.
DR. W E ALLDN, 512 NORTH WASII
Ington avenue
DR. L. M. GATES. ROOMS 207 AND 20S
Hoard of Trade bulldlnc. Oftico hours,
S to 9 a. m , 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. n.. Resi
dence 309 Madison avenue.
DTt! C L TRDAS, SPECIALIST IN
Rupture, Trus3 PlttlnB and Tat Reduc
tion Office telephone) 1363 Hours. 10 to
12, 2 to 4, 7 to 9.
DR S W. L'AMORKAI'X. OrFICK 231
Adams Residence, MIS Mulberry. Chron
ic alsease". lunif. heait. kidney Hnd
cenlto-urlnary orfjans a specialty Hours
I to 4 p. m.
w! O ROOK, VETERINARY SUR
ceon Hores, Cattle nnd Dogs Heated
Hospital, 124 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2672
Lawyer?.
D R. REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate security.
Mears building, coiner Washington uvc
nue and Spruce street.
WARREN & KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Couniollors-at-Law, Rppub.lean
building, Wushlngton avenue, Scrar.lon,
Pa
WATSON. blEHL. HALL &. KDMMER
ER Attorneys and C'nunseIlor"-at-Law;
Traders' National Hank Uulldlng; rooms
C, 7, S, 9 and 10. third floor.
JA5IES It. TORREY, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Rooms 413 and 414
Commonwealth Uulldlng.
TRANK E ROYLE ATTORVEY AND
counsellor-at-law llurr building, rooms
13 and 14, Washington avenue.
jessup &Ji:ssrp, attorneys and
Counsellors at law, Commonwealth
building. Washington avenue.
ALrRED HAND, WI LLIAM J HAND.
Attorneys and Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Rooms D, 20 nnd 21.
FRANK T OKELL. ATTORVEY-AT-Iiw,
Room 5, Coal Lxchange. Scranton,
Pa.
JAMES W. OAKFORD. ATTOP.NEY-AT-Law.
Rooms 514, Dlj and olS, Uoaid of
Trado HullJInc
D. V KILLAM. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
120 Wyoming avenue, Scranton, Pa
JAS. J H HAMILTON. ATTORNEY
nt-Lavv, 43 Commonveealth bldg., Sc. 1
ton.
EDWARD W THAYER, ATTORNE .
Rooms 14 and 15. Republican hide
JEFFREYS & RUDDY, ATTORNEYS-at-lavv.
Commonwealth Rulldlns.
L A WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
423 Lackawanna ave , Scranton, Pa,
C. R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LA W,
Commonwealth building. Scranton, Pa
PATTERSON A WILCOX. TRADERS'
National Ilnnk Building.
C COMEOYS, 321 SPRUCE STREET
A. W, nERTHOLFAtty.. 319 SprilceTsT
Detective;.
UARRINa & M'SVVHBNHY, COMMON
wealth building. Interitute Secret Sor
v Ice Agency,
THE JEWELER.
TRADE.
Architect-.
PERCIVAL J. MORRIS. ARCHITECT.
Hoard of Trade Building.
EDWARD H. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Rooms 24 23 arul 26. Commonwealth,
building, Scranton.
E L WALTER. ARCHITECT. OFFICE
rear of CX Washington avenue.
J'JVIS HANCOCK. JR, ARCHITECT.
43j Spruce St . cor. Wash, ave., Scranton,
FREDERICK L. llltOWN, ARCHITECT.
Price Building, 126 Washington avenue.
Scianton.
T. I. LACEY & SON. ARCHITECTS.
Traders' National Bark.
Dentists.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, 3JJ N. WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. F. L. M'GRAW, 303 SPRUCQ
street.
DR. II. T. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUBACH, 115 W omlng ave.
WELCOME C SNOVER. 421 LACKA
wnnna ave Houre. 9 to 1 and 2 to 5.
Wire Screen?.
JOS. KL'ETTEL. REAR fill LACKA
wannu avenue, Scranton, Pa., manufa;
turer of Wire Screens.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA,
Scrunton, Pa. Courses preparatory to
college, law, medicine or business. Opon
September 13 Send for catalogue. Hov
Thomas M Cann, LL. D., Walter H.
Buell, A. M.
Seed?.
G R CLARK & CO . SEED.MHN AND
Nurserymen: store US Washington ave
nuo; green house, 1350 North Main ave
nue; "tore telephone. 72.
Hotels nnd Restaurants.
THE ELK CAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenue. Rates reasonable
P. ZIEOLER Proprietor
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D . L & W.
passenger depot. Conducted on tho Eu.
lopean plan. VICTOR KOCH, Prop
.Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
bulls, plcnle-s, parties, receptions, wed
dings and concert work furnished For
terms addres-s R J. Bauer, conducto.
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulbert's
music store
MEOARGEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, paper bugs, twine.
Warehouse. 130 Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa
THANK P. BROWN & CO. WHOLE
S.1I0 dealers In Woodware, Cordago and
Oil Cloth, 720 West Lai'kawRiina avo
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT Ac
countant and aiulltor Rooms 19 and 20,
Williams' Bul.dlng. opposite) postolllce.
Agent for the Hex. Fire Extinguisher
Printing.
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO.
North Washington avewue Linotype
Composition of nil kinds quickly done.
raclllUes unsurpassed In this region.