TUKHDAVj JANUARY 4, 1898. THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JANUil i, 189S. ANNIVERSARY OF GIRARD COLLEGE Us Flfllclli Year Celebrated In Phlla dclpbla. THOMAS ROED ONE OF THE ORATORS An lllnbornto VroRrnmmo ol Uxor-clscs--Addrcasos Arc Alto Mnilo by Mnyor Wrmvick, of Plillndclphln, nml Congrcssninn llroiius. Philadelphia.- Jan. 'i. Olrard college cclebrnted its fiftieth nnniveimry to day with an plnborale progrnnnne of exercises. Addresses weio limdo this afternoon by Mayor Warwick, Con KreRsmaii Uruslus and ofllelals of the Institution, nnd there whs a number of vocal nnd instrumental selections by pupllh. The event of the celebration was the iiiatlon delivered tonight by Speaker Thomas B. Heed. It was devoted entlivlv to un eulo utlc levlevv of filinrd's life and mu-nlilccnci- nnd In lis course the speaker said: "When lime hurt done his neifect work, Stephen Olrard. mnilnqr and merchant, niiiv be found to lmvfe come neater Immortality than the lomr pro cession of Kings nnd onrrtltinlt, nobles and BtileMiien wliosi pmvci was migh ty In thelv own das. but who are only on their way to oblivion. I am well nwnie that this college .it" orphans, vvheie In the wldi.m of ill founder iffiulies faet.4 and thlngi to be taught rather than woids and signs tan as et make no claim t.. that higher learning m essential to the ultimate mom ess of the world, but It has a mission as great and ns high, and one which enn neilb itself moi. n. inly with the pi -tlcil obvUlon of minklnd. "Mi. f'l'nid sav. mole than his liuinej. lie put ll. to his enlerpiisp bis sovvn powiri'ul lunln. md like the ships he s-iit to sen. long aft"r ills death, the adventure cume home laden not with the ipsulls or his cnnltal alone, bin of his foiethotiftht and his senilis. I II.. Ii.ttl.lftil -.., ?.. i ii n n i i.ifa (lint ' the st-ns will be cold befoie his work i finished. AURK BALDWIN WINS. Supreme Court A Hi mis tbo Veidlet (iivcn Atjninst Von Dim Ahe. Philadelphia. Jan 3. The Imminent of the common ideis couit of Pitts buijj in the damatre suit of Pitcher Mark Baldwin nucinrl Chtls on Der A he, owner of th'e St, Luiihj baseball club, vvuh today aillimed by the su pieme co'.ut. The stilt was the te Hiilt of elm go of conspiracy bv Von Dor Ahe against Iialdvvin, when the latter was plnylng with the Pittsburg team In the smiim; of 1SPJ. Baldwin, arcordlnc to Von Der Ahe, attemnted to et Sliver King, then a Ditcher mi the St. Louis team, to hIkii a contiact with Plttsbunr. Baldwin was uiit&ted and locked up, but later biouRht a clll suit for $10,000 dnmaKOs lor false at rest. Two Pitts buiK juries decided In Raldw ln's favor In the sum of $i!,."00 Today's decision allows him that amount fiom Von Dr Ahe. I're,!n teiiun ( luirili lliirucd. Taientum, Pa., Jan. 3. The First Piesbyterian church of this place, was burned to the ground this morning. The loss Is estimated at $23,000. The pastor's study, adjolnlnc. and a fine Hbrnry, were also destioyed. About three months ago theie weie over $5, 000 woith of improvements made on tlie ehuich. Iiliuded b Dtiiiiinile, l'lttsbuiff. Jan. S. The Flint Olass factories throughout the country stnit ed up today, after the usual holiday period. The murket for table -waie Is in such a condition that factories will have to be kept l mining steadily for some time to supply the demand and the prospects are that the market will glow still better. ICuUnri Appeal. Philadelphia. Jan. 3. The appeal of Charles O. Kaiser from the court of oyer and terminer of Montsomety county, where he wfis convicted of the murder of his wife, near Norristown, on Oct. 28, 1890, was argued in the Supreme couit today on twenty-nine assignments of en or. Decision was reberved. nval .Supplies I'or Japan. Uethlchem, Pa Jan. 3. The Reth lehcm Iron company tonight shipped two conning tower shields for the Jap anese war vessel In course of con struction nt Cramp's ship yard, Phila delphia. The company also shipped eighteen gun forgings to the Washing ton navy yard. Room in(ilns Trade. rittsburg, Jan. 3. Robert Johnston, aged 28, a farmer of Mars statlon.whlle prospecting for coal on his land, had both eye? blown out by a prematuie explosion of dynamite. He will re cover, but will lemaln totnlly blind. By a freak of the explosion Johnbton was not much Injured otherwise. Arrested Tor Gnllowny's Murder. Lancaster, Pa., Jan. 3. John Xolan, alias Prank Sullivan, a tramp, was arrested today at Columbia on suspic ion of being lmpllcted In the murder of Trolley Conductor Galloway, near Nor ristown. tie was committed, pending nn investigation. He refuses to talk, Killed bvnn Old Mukt. Tnmaqua, Pa., Jan. 3. While .TnmBU Sweeney, aged 19 years, was handlipg mu muoiiei miB aiternoon, the TRIBUNE WANTS BRING QUICK RETURNS. EECHAMS 'FiitJ)llioaHfjdNeioiiii Disorder such uii Wind nnd Pain In the stomach, Si-lc Hvuduehe, llldillncfs, EnllncHS und rluellliiir lifter ineulu, Dlzrlne and DiowHlnesn, Cold CMIIm, KIiikIi. Iiirx of Ileuti LVfs of Appetite, Hhortnesn of 111 out li, ("OHtlveness, IlloU-hen on theHkiu, Dls turlied Bleep, I'rlKhtnil Dream nml nil NerouundTremhlliiK Herniation", Ac,, when these nymmomii are eilnned hv constipation, ns most of them are, TUB FIRST DOS11 WILL (JIVE KM-iiir in inurair niimuius. iiim nt none lion, r.very ruueror is eurneKiiy invited to try one box offbeat! l'lll, and they will be acknowledged, to be A WONDERFUL MEDICINE- UCnCtlAM'S PILLS, taken undirected, will -nulckly lextore femalcx to complete heulth. Tlmy promptly rejnove obtruitlou or ImTiilurltlexor the Hjulein. l'or u WEAK' STOMACH, IMPAIRED .DIGESTION. DISORDERED LIVER they act like magic few dose will uet wonder upon the Vital Organs; ritreuifllnulug tlie MUKUlarHysteui, rcHturlnir the long lout complexion, hrtiiKtUtf buck the keen edge or appe tite and arousing with the Koscbud of Health the whole physical energy of the human frame. Thene are facts admitted iby thouNands In all claHnex or f oclety, unit one or the bent gnarunteos to the Nervous and Debilitated In that Heecham's Pill have the Largest bale ol ny Patent Medline In the World, , WITHOUT A TtlVAL. Annual Sales over 6,000,000 lioxen !25c at Drug Stores, or will be Mnt by U, K. Axent, V. V. ALLF.N .t CO., Olid (unal Mtreat Vgv York, post cald. udou receipt of price, Hook free upon npullvutlou. weapon was accidentally discharged, The top of his head wan blown off, but ho llnccrcd In great agony for three hours. IIUNTINd FOR DI'RIED OOLl). Trcimurn Ilrlongcd to Indlnns, nml Wlilto lion Aro Now Aftct It. Maryvllle, Mo., Jan. 3. Northwest Missouri Is much Interested In n search for gold, -which hns been secretly In progress for three months near Clear inont. Dave, John and Bill Bains, brothers, who live near the lowa-Mls-sourl lint-, declare that, on a small strip of land two and a half miles north of Clearmont la a burled treasure In gold. Alexander Gray, a harnessmakcr, owns the tract. The Bains boys assert that the secret was disclosed to them by some Indians of the Sac nnd FoJc tribe who themselves made a search for the gold sevetal years ago. In 1837 congress extended Missouri's boundary lines so as to Include six counties now In northwest Mlssouil, The Sac and Fox and Iowa Indians owned the land, and after much dif ficulty It was purchnsed from them. Part of the price was $7,500 in gold, delivered to Chief Cahan.ua (Bed Fox) at LIbeity, Mo. He and his party weie set upon and murdered by a band of Omalias. Chief Bed Fox died without revealing the hiding place of the $7,f00 In gold and other tribal treasures In his custody. The Sac and Fo Indians weie luk en to Kansas, and u tradition among them Is that the treasuie was deposit ed In a hollow log and sunk to the bot tom of a small lake near where Clear mont now Is. But the Nodaway River has since filled the lake with sand, nnd Its position Is doubtful. A stock com pany of Clearmont business men has been organized to aid the Bains broth el e. AGED WOMAN'S WANDERINGS. I.ml, Sin- U nlhs I'ixo Milex and S u I'll-r Severely I'mm the Cold. OiaiiRe, X. J., Jan. 3. Mrs. Charlotte S. Heeley, 75 yeats old, of ICast Orange, Is In a clltleal condition at her home, suffeilng fiom the results of exposure In the cold on Xew Year's night At 3 o'clock on Ratuulay aftprnoon Mrs. Heeley, who Is subjpet to luuscs of memoiy, started out to visit her son, ChailtH II. Heeley. -who lives In Hol lywood avenue, one block from her home. At daik she had not yet reached her son's house. The son and the police of Xewaik and Kast Orange searched all night for her. Yesterday morning the police of Kast Oiange tecelved a telephone message from O voi seer of the Poor Casey, of Irvlngton. saying that Mis. Heeley was In his cue. She had walked the entlie distance of five miles, leaching Ills home ut !) o'clock on Saturda night. When she arilved at Itvlngton Mis. Heeley was completely exhausted. Her hands weie fiostbltten and hei face badly cut and scratched fiom falls on the ley roads She was taken nome by her son yesterda morning KNIGHTS OPI'OSF PRINTERS. Labor OllicinW Against tnu Prison Labor Sclii'ine. Albany, X. Y Jan. 3. A prominent ottlclnl of the congress of the Knights of Labor today announced that his or ganization would oppose any attempt on the part of the printers of the state to effect a change in the state prison labor laws. It is said the Typograph ical unions propose to have the law so amended as tb exclude pi luting from the .supplies which the pilsons furnish l'i the state denaitments and Institu tions. The prifons tue now performing a small quantity of that woik under the existing prison labor act. A Knights of Labor official stated that his organization consldeied the law eminently fair and does not see any Just reason for the prlnteis being excluded from it. STEEL PLANT FOR ALABAMA. Hill ns Process Likely to Hu Used by a Company of Capitalists. Ulimingham, Ala., Jan 3. J. P. Burns, of Pittsburg, Inventor of a new piocess by which it is claimed high grade steel can be made ftom almost any quality of southern foundry Iron, is here negotiating with leading iron manufacturers with a view to electing a steel plant to cost upward of $1,000, 000, which will employ 1,500 men. Mr. Burns is said to have the back ing of a strong syndicate of eastern capitalists, who propose to put up four fifths of the required capital If Birm ingham iron men will subscribe one fifth and provide a site for the plant. It Is believed that the deal will bo consummated. PANIC IN A SCHOOL. Tbrco Hundred I'upits .loin ma Hush l'or tbo Street. Xew Yoik, Jan, 3. The explosion of the boiler in the basement of the pub lic school at New York avenue and Dean stieet, Brooklyn, today, caused 300 pupils to join In a wild rush to the street. In the hurry nnd crush sev eral were knocked down, but none were seriously injured. Two little girls were lemoved to a hospital suffering from hysteria. They were quieted after a time and taken home. The damage caused b$r the explosion was slight. BLOW AT INDIAN COTTON. London, Jan. 3 The Pali Mall fln zette, commenting upon the increase of American cotton shipments to Jnpan, says: "The special Interest for us lien in the Injury to Indian cotton growers. If the American staple continues cheap and the American takings Increase It Is mote than posslblo that ere long Ameilca will ship also to China." BIG COAL MINE CLOSED AT DUBOIS Dissatisfaction Among the Miners on M the Increase. PROBABLE CAUSE OF SHUT' DOWN The Miners Intlninlo Tlint llui Hus pension is Duo to the Operator'! Doilro lo Got Kid ol n .Number of liitlior Agltntora'--Ovcr Six Ilunil red fllcn Arc Affected by the Closing ol the .lllne. Dubois, Pa., Jan. 3. The Rochester mine at this place was today closed In definitely, the result of which ban been to Incteaso eonsldeinbly the dissatis faction which has prevailed among the miners In this section. The mlneis claim that the shut-dowri ts due to the operators' desire to get rid of a num ber of miners who have been active In oiganlzlng since the recent strike. The company; however, claims that the closing of the mine is because of a mis undetstnndlng with the land owners over flip iim.ailnti ,e ,.,,.nitin.. ti, I ..,!,.., i i .i-, . .. ' ' . 7, ?. ' . ir;ti.i.K- plan. The dissatisfaction apparent heie I Is also noticeable at Iteynoldsvllle. wneie the mines aro operated by the same company. At the latter place trouble Is brewing over the collection of the check Welshman's funds. The miners at both points nre well organized, una theie Is a strong pos- SlbilltV that n midwinter strike nin lie inaugurated before innir Ovaf ulv linn. dred men are affected by the shut down ut Rochester, of which but u small number will be able to get work at other holding. At Iteynoldsvllle about 1,000 men were Idle todn. Should a strike be ordered there will bo much suffering among the mlneis, as there is n foot of snow on the giound and the theimometer has fallen to almost zei o. ' DORA CLAV TURNED BACK. - ....... ....,-......, It. . ,1... tv ...!..... it .. ! u Hill Hie Ucutlier Was loo Severe. Valley View. Kv , Jan. 3. Doia Clav tried to visit her' aged and sick bus' bund, rjeneral Cassius M. Clay, today. but failed She was told yesterday , that he was ill with cold and had In somnla. She had Just recovered from the lesults of a. fall fiom John Glgger stuff's home. Her nhyslcian had warn ed her lo be careful and told her she would not be entirely well for a month tt..... ,., . . ... . .. . . . mi mis reason ner uroiner, uieil, trieu I to peihuade her to defer her visit to a ,-,,, nw.. ni.i I... l i ........ on going. Her bi other sent ills wife with her In the buggy. The road, which Is hilly and badly kept, was in a wretched condition, the weather was the coldest experienced In Kentucky this winter, and the snow was Hying thickly. They got about half way when a farmer took them In to get waini. He told them the mads weie woise further on, and persuaded them to tuin back. Dora say she will try t go to White hall tomonow. or as soon ns the doctor will allow her. RUN OVER CHILCOOT PASS. Llcctrlc Itond Impeded lo He in Operation in I'luce llouths. Sun Francisco, Jan. 3 W K. Burk-' holder, of this city, has gone to Alaska to erect an elect! ic tiansmlsslon plant to opeiate an electric load over the Chllcoot cass, Klectricity will be generated at Dyea and tiansmltted twenty miles to the point where it Is to be used. At the pass the telepheiage system will be Uhed. In addition to the electric wiles, the poles will support cables from which heavy cars will be suspended. Tlie motors will be stationary and the enrs will be piopelled up the Incline by cables on a drum. The machinery has already been shipped and the plant is expected to be In woiklng older In about three months, when, it is asserted, that Chll coot pass will lose all of Its teirois. HE WEDDED A WIDOW AT 75. The Ciiriou .llntrimouinl I'.xperie ncc of William Jones. Jlilton, Del.. Jan. 3. William W. Jones, aged 73, and n veteran of the war, and Mis. Mary J. Seed, aged C3, were married nenr here lecently. This Is Mr. Jones' thlid venture In matri mony. About two yeats ago, .while a widower, he was attracted by tlie story of Jennie West, the actress, wliu had attempted suicide and wns In disttess in Philadelphia. Ho went to that city and man led the woman, bringing his bride heie to live. But rural life did not suit Jennie, and she disappeared, after giving banjo en tertainments In local shows, und at the last t-esslon of the legislature Jones was divorced, piesentlng a petition signed by nearly all the residents of Milton. IM-CKV1LH-. I heieby announce myself as n can didate for the oillce of school director of the-Fiist ward of Ulnkely at the coming convention. S. M. Itogeis. Dr. P. P. Wilson and family left yesteida to take up their lesldence at Mill City. .Mis. Joseph Tllllnghuist. of Cali fornia, nnd Mrs. Vandrlcks. of Glovers vllle. New Yoik, are visiting their sis ter, Mrs. M. D. Betts, at the Hotel Wilson. Mr. A. C. Page and two childien, who has been visiting bin hi other, William Page, letumed to his home at Frank lin, N. V., yesterday. Dr. J. B Blckler returned last Sat urday after several months' visiting at Colorado, Mis. H. L. Thompson was called to Jermyn last Sunday on account of the serious illness of her .father Balser Swartz. Qeorge Tieverton has been confined to the house for several days with grippe The fair und tradfs display of the Wilson Flte company was opened again last evening iud fully live hun dred people weie In attendance, und u large number of articles were dis posed of during the evening. It was intended t the beginning of the fair to close for good last evening, but on nrcount of so many ai tides being left over, the tliemen decided to icopen It again on Saturday evening, Jan, 22. In the contest for a gold vvutch between two ypung ladles namely, MUs Grace Donnelly, of ArclibaUl, and Miss Jen nie Price, of Olypliant, Miss Price turned In $120.35, and Miss Donnelly, $511,1 u. Warahpu council will meet In Led yard hall Friday evening, Jan. 7U ut 7.30 shaip, All members urt. lequested to be prefccnt as the llnal teudlng of the by-laws will be read. Tribune Classified Specials HELP WANTED 1 CENT A WOUD FOR RENT 1 CENT A WORD 1'Olt 8ALK 1CENT A WOItO REAL ESTATE 10ENT A WORD AGENTS WANTED 1CENT A WOUD SITUATIONS WANTED Free of Charge. All advertisement! Inserted In those colli in in (excepting Sltuntlons Wanted, vvh ch nre published free or charge,) ure pay. able STRICTLY IN ADVANCE. DON'T nsk to have them charged. HELP WANTED MALES. Advs. Under This Head One Cent Word. SALESMEN-SCHOOLSUTI'LIES: COUN trv work: sun) salary monthly, with liberal additional commission EVAN3 & CO., Chicago. WANTED-AH AOKNT IN EVEHY 8EC llon to canvass; $t. 00 to J5.0O n day made; sell at sight; nlso a man to sell Staple Uoods to dealers; best side line Sir, a montli; Falnry or large commission made: experience unnecessary. Clifton Hoop nnd Munufactur ng Company. Cincinnati, O. A V7 ANTED WKLWCNOWN MAN IN 'l orrv town to solicit stock Bubscrl- nons; n monopoly; big money ror agent; no rapllut required. KDWAltb (IKlsllitU ""en lllock, C'lilcaKO, III. HELP WANTED-PEMALES. Ad5. Under This Head One Cent a Word. rANTED-.." "(YriiiY ion gest.ua t. honeoil;: must be a boihI cook. An- plyr.l i Aiiains uvonue. A7"ANTJ!D TWO OIKI. AT HOKN'H hotel, I-'iauklln awnuo w nue. ANTED -- Olltt, KOK OENEItAL housework Apply 1U12 Ailauii uve- LAD1ES-I MAKE DIG WAGES DOING pleneant home work, and will gladly send full particular lo all sendlne V! cent Btnuip. M1.S.S SI. A. STEllUINS, Lawrence, Micb. V ANTED-LA D YAOEN'TS IN SCUAN ' ton to sell nnd Introduce Hnydei's cuke Icing; etperienred canvasser prefened, work permanent and ey profitable. Write for )miMuulurs nt onro nnd yet benertt of holiday I nude. T. RSNYDEIt A CO, Cincinnati, O. U7 ANTED IMMEDIATEIA'-i'WO ENEIt- RCtlc Hili'suonu-u to represent it. Guaranteed S(l n (lay without Interfering with other duties Healthful occupation. ' Wiito for paitlculnrs, enclosing stump, , SLSrUfflorL' COMl'ANi" " '. FOK KENT. Ads. Under This llrnd One Cent a Word. iToimVen r-rivE "oit six koomk." Yoi J ljulncy nenue. ?Or. HENT-ONE OV THE I1EST 111TJSI i neMs corners mi PtMiii nvAntin. u llh innv . : ..t -'. .: - .'--v-- .. .V---W iensr, i-oession sien Apiu ji. riru ''"ll'-ml ,!'rf rermI- AJre, DHl'GGlST, cure in none. CECOND l'LOOIt Ol' 'J ll PENN AVENUE; O clRht rooms, bntb, modern Improve ments. l w. bfOKEs, Attorney, isti Wyo ming nemie. IMGHT-KOOM HOUSE, PATH, MODEKN SU lmiiroNcments 7o Electric avenue, Green Itldne I' W .sTOKI.s, Attoiuoy, J!l(l Wjomlng avenue FOR SALI-. Ads. Under This Head On: Cent a Word. ToTTaThLNK 'ToftTLANn fTpT- l teiK, sturey boln, also light nnd heavy team bobs ut UiPJWN'.S Repository, UullH 1 linui. iron salh-onk 1 boiler, ns good a- JO-HOHH POWER as new. THK WESrt'ON .mi 1,1, uu, MONEY TO LOAN. Advs. Under ThU Head One Cent a Word. MONKY TO LOAN SSOoTTsolTliLmTU? S'.Vmo and other sums for strnlglit loan. Also money on monthly puvment plan. IlltOVVN, Att9rncy, Mears building. LOS1 . Advs. Under ThU Head One Cent a Word, f 0T-AT NHW YHAIl'.SUALL.HILVKR Lj watch; lewanl to Under by leturnlug toCTRRY, Attorney, Commonweultli STOCKHOLDKKS' MINTING. OT'llisiiElVlillY GIVEN THAT THE J annual meeting of the htockholderx or The Spring Drools Waler Supply Company It'll! tn Iw.lil nt tliu r.ff1r.n tf .1,.. f ....... n Room No. r.Ol Hoard of Tiado liulldlngi Kcranton, Pennsylvania, January loth. -imiu. nt. in ii-f.ln,.L n. m.. Crv tim niimn,n nt electlm: Directors for the enmlnir vear. nml for the transaction of sueli other bus ness us ness us may properly come lierore the meeting. T. II. WATKINNSoeretaiy VTOTlCi: IS IIERERY GIVEN THATTHE li auuuul meeting of the Stockholder of Tlie .Moolc Water Company will be held ut the olllco of the compuny, Room No. fi04 Hoard of Trade llnlldlns, Scrnnton, Penn sylvunla, Juuunrj llith, 1808, nt 10 o'clock a. m., for the puipose of electing Dlrcctois for thecusntiii; jear, und for the transaction of such other business as may pioperly come before the meeting. ROBERT C. ADAMS. Secrelurv. HMIK ANNI'AL .STOCKHOLDERS' .MEET X lugofThs Westrn Mill Company will bo held at the First National Hani;, or Scran- tou, Saturday evening, Jan. 8,' 180H, ut 8 onocK, A. W DICKSON, Secretary NOTICE IS HERE11Y GIVEN THATTHE unnunl meeting of the stockholders of tnu Nntlonnl llorlug and Dillllng company will be held at the oillce or the company, room No. no, Commonwealth building, Ncmiiton, l'eunsylvunlu. January Utltli. 1 80S, ut '2 o'clock p m. for the purpose of electing dliectoi for the ensuing yeur, and forllio tiausactton ofMieli other business ns may properly come before the mtetlug. W. D. DOYER.Becrutary. tTlTli ANNTAL MEETING OF THE I stockholders of the Third National Hunk, of Scruntou, far the election or Direc tors for the ensuing) car, will beheld In tlie Directors' loom ot Its Lunklug bouse, on Tuesday, January 11th, 18HH. Polls will be open fiom threo o'clock until four o'clock, p. in. WM. IU PECK, Secretary. LLC A I.. TN RE: ASSIGNMENT OF THE Ol.Y X pbunt Trust Company, No, 'Jl)l March Term, 1H(I,", In the Court of Common I'leus of Lackuwannu County, Notice Is hereby given that John P. Kelly, assignee, has tiled bis account and the same will be continued on the thlid Monday of January, 181)8, unless exceptions nre pre viously tilled. Tlie rule of court Is us fol lows: "VVheronccounts ura Pled by trustees or usslgnees, the Prothonotnry shall give theieofby the publication previous ton reg ular lerm and therewith publish this mle And confirmation ulilon the Hist duvofsnld term shall beof course and conllrmatlon ab solute, on the second Monday or the term shall be entered by the Prothonotnry of course, unless exceptions are previously llled." C. i:.l'R OR, Prothonotnry, HAIR DRESSING. MRS. I T. KELLER, LADIES' HAIR dressing, fuilnl maksage, muntcmlntr, chltopody, shampooing, toilet preparations scalp tonics, tare pjinuJcs for wrinkles, pirn pies, etc, nana oeaiuiiier, inn ior pan les, etc, hand beautltler. Call for partlcu- lurs; agents wanted. viii vuincy avenue. CHIROPODIST AM) 4MANICUUI:. (tORNS, IIUNlONS AND INGROWING j nails cured without the least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and udvlce given free, li M. HETZEli, Chiropodist. ;i:iO Livckuuanua avenue. Ladles utieuded at their rosldeuco If desired. Churge-i inodei ate. C.l'l V SCAVIiNGIJU. ySI.ISSl.il.lll'lSMfcWl A. H.I1RIGG.S CLEANS I'RIVY VAULTS una cess pools: no oaor. improved pumps used. A. niuuus, nopriotor. Leave orders 110U N. Main live., or Elukes' drug store, coiner Adams uud Mulberry, UelephonellOIU. fiHAs. cooi'Kit, crrv SCAVENGER lJ All orders promptly uttended to, day or night. All the latent appliances. Charges reasonable. 710 Scruntou sliest. House ll'.'b Washburu street. (onnolty A Happy, New Year, January, 1898. Happy in this store because it will month, because prices the visible impressions of cost will be largely removed, and qualities will be just as good as they ever were. Prices will be reduced on all regular m 'H -L. j.1 tliei'e Will De til ree or .customers to get value received for their money. January begins making room for April. Winter I backs out and bows out for Spring. It is the time when prep arations for a new season commences, and the first operation ; consists in marking down and closing out goods that you want that we don't want. January is your One Item of Special Interest Is Dress Goods. A great bulk of our stock goods worth from 37 1-2C. to 75c. per yard, will be closed out. At 25 Cents Per Yard. 1 Other and better lots just as cheap. Connolly AGENTS WANTKI). AailNT.S THK "MONAROH" IH THK besi und iheapest telephone desk on the market; ictull price, Including one 10II of paper, 81; llbeial dlHcottnt: exclusive tei rltory, W. W; HAMILTON & CO., '-1 Milk strcot, llostou, Mass ANTKD-AQnNTS FOR GRHATKVr oas saving davlco manufactured. Re tails 'J5C, Blic piofltH. OLVKK PROS. Rocbcnter, N. V. AGENTS TO SELL OUR 50c. STORM door; sample propild upon receipt or price, AMERIUAN STORM DOOR CO., Port lluion. MUh. LONDIKE AGENTS WANTED FOR large lllustrutcd book of Klondike, flvo hundred pages: price 91, no; outilt 100. Ad. dress NATIONAL PUULIHHINU CO,, Lake. Bide Uulldlng, Chlrngo, III. X7-ANTED-SOLICITORS; NO DELIVER- V Ing, no lodectlng; position permanent; ray weekly; state age. GLEN HROTHERS, K, tiav weeklv: Rochester, N. If. A GEN LS WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO do about SafeCltlzenshlp--pilce PL Go ing by . tbousauds. Address NICHOLS, Nnpervllle, III A GENTS TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL I ii. gold, silver, nickel nnd copper electro niflstprfl! nrlrpH iroiti Sin nnwnrd: salarv and I exnenses nald: outfit free. Addrest, wlio stump, MICHK IIGAN MFG CO., Chlcugo. AGENTS TO SELL CIGARS TO DBA ti ers; S2r weekly nnd expenses; experi ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFG CO., 48 Van lluien St., Chicago. SI'l UATIONS WANTED. OPTUATION WTKlTDY YOUNG O mnn; has experience in double entry bookkeeping and can furnish the best or leferenco Address, J. M., cars Tribune. YtnJN(TMARRli:i)IA.NWISHF,s A situation at nny kind or worlt, driver preferred; can furnish best of references. ('all or uddresi, G. JAMES, UU7 Mouth Decker Court. A TAILORESS WOULD LIKE TO GO xl. o out to do plain sewing by the day or weeK,or wouiugo us uressuiniter s nssisiani; eharges moderate. Address TAILORESS, Tribune oillce. WANTED-A POSITION IN STORE OR office, by experienced young lady; good penmun. Address 001 Price streot. A N INTELLIGENT LADY WOULIJG1VE IX her time (except Sundays) for home privileges und small remuneration, vvltb u Cbristlun family; cau sew, do funcy work nnd is willing to help with light upstairs un ties. Address X. Y. Z., Tribune ofllee. FIRST-CLASS, ALL-AROUND COOK, desires situation; highest leference for ability nnd character. MRS. it, FISHER, 12 1 1'enn avenue. QITUATION VANTED-AH UUTCHER, tJ by n young man; bad ft years' experi ence; good snusuge maker; also bad experi ence In grocery buslnes; will work reasona ble; cau furnish references. Address STAN FORD HARRIS, Mlnooka, Pa. QITUATION WANTED-HV AN EXI'ERI O enced salesman with good references. Address SALESMAN, 028 l'lttston avenue, city. SITUATION WANTED-IIY A HOY, aged 17, to work around hotel or in grocery store. Address, GEORGE HEM MEL, lin N. Fillmore avenue. WANTED-WORK AH HOUSEKEEPER, or general housework. Address, S. V., 7fI0 Cedar avenue. FIRST-CLASS COLORED BOY, 21 years of age, wants pluco as coachman und will make himself generally useful mound the house; reference given, Apply nt Room 2, Arcade Uulldlng, VODNG MAN, 20 YEARS, WANTS ANY J. kind or work; reference. Address 11,, Room 2, Arcade. SITUATION WANTED-TAKB HOME wasblni , Ironing, or go out by the day wushtug, scrubbing, or uny kind of work by the day. Rear 420 Franklin uv enue, SITUATION AVANTED-IIYaIiOYi GOOD S5 relereuces; homo In country preferred; wuges no object. Call oruddress, ft 10 Spruco street. QITUATION WANT1SD-I1Y aU EX O perlenred driver, with best city refer ences; willing to work for moderate wages Impure, (uobpruce street, city. DRUG CLERIC WANTS PERMANENT situation and will do teller woik: ex perienced; satisfactory reference given, I'Kl'HOLATL'M, 7111 College Place. SITUATION WANTED-HV WOMAN AH luundrcss, or other work; to to homo nights; Oennau. Room 2, Arcade. tJlTUATION WANTED-HY RELIAIILU O murrled munus collector, shipping clerk, halesinuu, or uuy honest work. Address, K. li. If., 71U College Place, city. will drop into insignificance. Because four months of good, breezy weather for month, not ours. Skates A new line of Peck & Snyder's celebrated New Models, New Prices, New Ice. C.M.FLOREY 222 Wyoming Ave. UIIIIIIIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IU i ICE SKATES f 5 That Cut Ice, AT- 5S Price That Cut More lea, -AND- I BICYCLES I s That Set the Pace, I S ARE ON SALE AT 5 I mm. m spir si. I niiiEiiiiainiiiiiiiiiiiisiauiEiiiiiiiEiiia?. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF OYSTERS Funcy Uockuwnys, East Rivers, .Mnurice River Coves, Mill Ponds, &c &c. Leave your order for Blue Points to be delivered on the linlf shell in carriers. 1 a pice, nn be m Music Hall. A. A. Feny vey, Leisee and Manager, H Nights, Conimencbig Tbursdny, Jan, ll. Matinees, Thur day and Saturday, a e p rvTo tvi s BLACK CROOK Modernized and L'p-to Dati). Gorgeous ( oitiltum, Mngnltleent Sreuery aud Eiuoorato Eloctrlcul Ettects, Reserved seats now on sale ut short & lllg gins' Cigar Store, U07 LucUauuuuuUveuuu NliXT ATTRAOTION-Ta'ii. 10. lLund 12, Venetian lltirlcstiucrfi. GE SKATES Wallace be a great bargain! winter goods, and yet Wallace M5fm Academy of flusici Kels & Burgunder, Lessees, tl. R. Long, Local Mnag:r. One Weak, Commencing Monday, Jun :i. Ladles' Hand and Otchestra. INEZ mecuski:r. . WILLARD LEE. ELLA WARREN HARMON. In Popular Pluys at Popular Prices. Dorcas" MondayNlght A Three-Act Comedy. Ladles admitted free Monday night If accompanied by ono paid JOc. ticket. Lyceum Theater. Pels A Burgunder, Lessees. One night only, Jnu. nth, riRS. FISKE, presenting for the first time here, TESS OF THE D'UBERVILLES by I'ounler Stoddard, from Thomas Hardy's novel, with her company, includ ing, Frederic Dellellovllle, Mary Shaw, Flower Rohlubon, Mary E. Backer, John Jack, Sydney Covvell, Wilfred North, Anna Vlslnlre, George Trartor, Dorothy Chester, I'rnuk MrCormuck, Edith Wright. Sale of seats begins Monday, Jan, 0. The Event of ibe Season. Prices, 91.511. Sl.UU, 7BC,, ruu.i 20c. Saturday, January 8, Has made all America talk. Joseph. Arthur's great est Success, jThi f Tin ? DLUD Will never wear out. -N. Y. Her ald. JEANS The same great play, pro duction aud company. PRICES 81.00, 7fic, BOc, 25c NICKELODEON HUSEUH (PORMCRLV WONDERLAND.) Week beginning Jan. 'J, 1808. The singular natives of a singular couutry, SOUTH SEAISLANDJOE AND WIFE Other utli actions In Curio Ilnllaudan excellent Btage show. CHC PCNTQ Admits you to Curio-Hall rlVt UtW I Oa unil Theatre. Children1!, speilal matinee Suturdays. Doors open at a and 7 o'clock p. in. Performances almost contlnous. GEO. U. DAVIS, Proprietor and Mgr N. It. nROOKB. Assistant Manager and Lecturer. WOIF & WENZEL, J40 Adams Ave., Opp. Court Mouss. PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS Solo Agents for RIchardson-Boyaton' I'nrnaoea and Raugos. TflOS. 0. W OSTEH'S a
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