The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, January 11, 1898, Morning, Page 2, Image 2

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    TUESDAY, JANUAIlY 11, 189s.
THE SCTtANTON TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, JANUAIlY 11. 189S.
ALL OF THE SHOP
LIFTERS INDICTED
annul Jury Hands Down True Will
Against Them.
TUB YOUTHFUL BURGLARS, TOO
.Number ot Truo Mill AB'n "
lUnlicnn nnd Philip Haondlgoi.
Similar Aatlon in tlio Cnies Asnlnst
Albert Lloyd, Stephen Itonn, John
Ilncoy nnd John l'lillllp--Alder
m ii n John l Kelly Will Hnve to
Answer.
Tlio Brand Juty made- Hh tecund le
titintovQiirlyoeterdqy. II will proml.v
picsent Its llnal return and recommen
dation toduy. Tlio IjIIIb returned joh
tcrday wor oh follows Includlne true
bills for larceny und receiving ngnlnpt
tliu women flKirKcd with i-hbpllftliif,'.
TRVt: HILLS.
Aks.iuII und Ilutteiy .Murtlil Munsaii,
Maty Mniitfiin, prow. Sydney Tucker,
Janies Jeiinlnus. lii"- Patrick Welsh,
Margaret Welsh, prox.; 1 lurry Dalton,
Patrick Plnneitv. iiim Pieileilck Wul
lace Prank liuliltiu; Jf-. 1. . Martin
MutiKon; M.irj MuiibuIi, piu Michael
Mortis, Jom-pIi Jeisko, John Hhoopeclc.
pros. . Flunk Allllet. Anthunj Simon, Al
jixunder. Smith, luoa , Patrick ltol.iiul, IV
tei Knlfind lit oh , Alitotilmi MolMte,
Plumes KupiU'cluskl, plo. John Jlc
LuiiKliIln Patrick McI.iiiih HHen John,
i-uti pm 'Wlllliim Ruddy l'ctfi Gib
bons, pios ; Daniel Nelson Hllen XelnOU,
pio . John Pierce ld.i Pierce iio.; Jo
moi)1i Wuslck. Michael 111 own. plus., l'niil
Mnjiiinlck, Atlollih Piledmiili, Joseph
Italo, AhdtfW Kllll, 1)1 oh . A. G.llhlKhei,
William DlBinan. pi ox.
l.iilconv and Hi'telvlhi: Mix H- M.
Williams. Flunk Koblliitf, Jr. pios, John
McOomtii. P i: P.vetett pun; Plank
Smith. Flunk Ilobllinr. Jr. prox, Gcoikp
l!ctcnltch. Michael Uuulil, plo-., GeoiKo
liotciulti'h. Michael Pnuerzcyli-h, pros.:
Mark ('ohms, (5 W NonN, piox., (Icortfu
ileum. Julia Ay re, prox., William VI to,
J ("asscsse, pio , (icnigp l!ftcaltch,
Ali-xuiider Noiclka, pios, Haul (lommory,
John llmitlorlt, S. Middleman, pros,; Mix.
11 M Williams, Ki.ink KobllliK. jr, pros.;
Mix II, M. Williams, Prank lionllng. Jr..
plus.; Jumes Olllexpie, 1'ialik Holding, Jr.,
ptos. ThomtiH McLaughlin, Piiiuk ltob
line, jr.. pros.; Mia. 11 M Williams.
Frank Hauling Jr , pros,. Mix. (St'oruu
Wcxcott, Froiik llobllup Ii . pi os.; Mu ti
ttle Thumas, Frank KobllliK. 1r , pros. ;
Mrs 11. M, Williams. FimiV Iloullng, l-.,
pi ox. , James O'Malla, Prank KobllliK, jr.,
pios. , William Wilson. Thomas Dunluvey,
pros , Mrs. 11. M Williams, Kiulik Kob
llliK, jr.. piox., MaBRle lintrett Hthel
llarrctt, I'Y.mk Holding, tr., prox ; Mac
ule Ilurrett. Kthel Uuirett, Prank
Kobllnt,'. Jr., pios., John Mr-Hugh, QeoiKe
Hatter, pros., Harvard Holstoek, Prank
ltobliiiB, Jr pros,; John O Ultra, Lizzie.
Stonily, pi ox. ; Mrs. Uvun Tliomux. Prank
IloblliiB. ir., pro; Mrx. Kvnn Thomax,
Fuink Holding, Jr., pros.; lCllen ltandall,
Prank IloblliiB. Jr. pios., Suxan liaxton.
Prank ltobllns, Jr., pros.; Punnle tirir
Ilths, Prank IloblliiB. Jr-, pios,. Mix. Evan
Thomax, Finnic IloblliiB. Jr.. pios,; Tins.
Swartz, James EUas, pros.; Ellen Ilan
ilall, Prank IloblliiB, Jr., pio.-.. ; Susan Uas
ton. Prank IlobllnK. jr., prox.
Fornication and llaxtardy Einext
Pi lee, John W. James, pros.
ABRravated Assault and llattery
Prank Shclllnskey, Anthonv KIboIIs, pros.
Felonious. Wounding Michael Malloy,
John Uuike, pros.; Anthony (Suiden,
Pi .ink ItoblliiB, jr., pros.
Mayhem Herbert Knupp, Prank Hob
HiiK, Jr., pros.
False. I'retenses William C. Caiey, W.
Shaffer, pros,; E. E. Pryor, John rr
bcr, prox.; 11. E, Esoott, KrunU RoblltiB,
n , pros.; II. E. Escott, Prank Holding,
jr.. pros.
.Malicious Mlschlct Martin Commlnskv,
l-'iank Erlle. prox.: Charles Callahan,
Dan Pariell, Ullex Hchenck, ptos,
KeepliiB Bawdy House Emma Jdnes, S,
A Gllby, pros.
Felonloua ARxaitlt Jaine Alk. Robert
Morlson, John H. Evans, proa.
Cruelty to Animals l'red llacKus,
Richard liters, pios.
Attempt at Rape Jumex Utock, I.. II.
Jones, pros.
PointlnB Pistol Joseph VeinowsKI, ..
II I.von, prox.
Robbery John Senko, Mlchaid D.mko.
Michael Wiobel. pios.. John Walsh, Jus.
IJacey. Willlum McNIcholax, Frank Koh
IIiib, Jr., pros.
RecelvliiB Stolen Ooodx Maiy Uom
inory, S. Mlddlemnn. Pios.
Porcery Fredeilcl; Kuhlman. Frank
Kobllns, jr., pros , Prank ShltTer, Frank
ItoblliiB, Jr., prox.
Obstructing Execution of Ur;l Plotl
ess Willlum IloBKerty. A Frrnundo, pros.
RuiRlary Churlex llaendlges, Harry
IcLoun; Frank Hobllng, Jr., pros, (Mil
lar & 1'eck burglary), Albert Lloyd,
Thomax C. Davis, pros; Chailcx Ilaen
UIbps, J tin ry Mcl-ean, Frank Rob
UnB. Jr., pros, (t.ebetk I'oiln burglary).
Charlax MiiPndlKes, Hurry McLean,
Frank noblliiH. Jr., pros. (Martini 1'tiny
burglary). Charles IlaeiHllges, Hariv Mc
Eean, Prank Robllng, Jr., prox. (Scinn
ton rrco IJIuary buiglary), Chmlea
IlaeudlBex. Hairy McLean, Piank Itob
llng, Jr., pros (A r. Nettleton buiglaiy).
Stephen Riap, John Reap, John D.icey,
John Phillips, Frank RoblliiK, jr pros;
Chailex llxpiullges, Many McLean.
Frank Robllug. Jr, puis. (L. H, Powvll &
Co. burglary) Ch.ulex J. liquid, allax
Jamex Riley, John Wllliami., Miles Stacey,
I.eioy Karl, James Daley, Prank ItoblliiB.
Jr. pros,; JaniHX E. McLuuehlln all.ix
The athletic
woman is the wo,
man (if tlxr day
yTue past twenty
l years nas seen
f wonderful nru-
Kres in this re
spect That thin
tendency will re
sult in a more ro
bust womanhood,
better able to bear
the burdens aud
duties and pleas
ures of life, there
can be no ones.
tion But this
result will be ac
complHUqd by
the building up
of tboitu women
already in rea
sonably robust
health, and the
klUracotToftbtir
weaker listers.
Athlptirs will
tnalce a naturally strong woman stronger
and healthier , they will tnke a naturally
weak, aickly woman weaker and more
sickly, and if indulged iu to excess, may
result fatally.
A woman who suffers from weakness and
dNease of the delicate and important or
pan distinctly -feminine, cannot hope to
recover her general health through ath.
letlcs, so lonp as she remains locally weak.
A woman sulTering in this way is unfitted
to hear the strain of athletics just as much
ai she is unfitted to bear the duties and
burdens of wifehood and motherhood.
There is a sure, safe, speedy and perm a.
neutcute for all disorders of this descrip
tion. It is Dr. Pleree'n Favorite Prescrip
tion. It acts directly on the organs con
re rntd in wifehood and maternity, waking
them strong and heulthy and vigorous. It
soothes paiu, allays Inflammstlgn, heal
ulceration and tones the nenes. It fits a
woman to indulge in, aud be bni6ted by,
.athletics. All good medicine stores sell it.
'YourvaluabU 'favorite Vtocrlption ' currd
tue of female weakness aim a catarrhal din
charge frcm the Hniug membnme of the special
ym," writes Mrs. T. II. IMiker, ol" Brooklyn.
icLson Co., Mich. ' I am now perfectly well '
l)r, I'lercd'a I'Uasint PelUU pure conBtl
Mjlon. Constipation is the caue of wny
diseases. Cure the cause, and. you ctiru the
(lUeiic. yne "relict" Is r gentle laxa
tive, and two mild cathartic, Druggists
ell them, and nothing is "just a? gopd,"
DUyM
m
Jamoa E. I.oughnoy, Arthur Young, M.
Crlppen, pros.
Embezzlement Patrick McDonald, John
J, I.ydon, proa.) Jacob W. Coyce, Wllllnm
Hodby, pros; Charles Keagll, M. P. Judge,
prow.
TerJury Abel Btorm. W. K. Heck,
prou.j Charles Whoeler. W, K. Deck, pros.
Coercion of Employes Under Act of JIH7
George Clark, Lewis A. Mark, pros.
Barratry Edward Weiss, John Kotzn,
pros.
Misdemeanor In Olllee John 1. Kelly,
OeorB? Potskl, pros,
Extortion by Taking Illegal Fee Ed
ward WelBS, George Potskl, pros.: Ed
ward Weiss, John Rrnin, pros.: Edward
Weiss, John Kotzka, pros.
IQNOnED HILLS.
Larceny nnd Receiving Hev. Nlrephor
Channath, acorgo Pardlck, pros; Joseph
Finn, Thomas J. ClrlllHhs, pros,; John
lluumbaURh, a, L, Potter, pros.; John
Conner, Ida Carey, pros.; county pay
losts. Mrs. George Wescott, Frank Hob
llng, Jr.. tiros.; county pay costs. John
Polko, John Hrcofsky, pros.: to pay costs,
rlusslppl Artollo, D. Rohodokn, pros.; An
nlo Muy, II, E, Hurdlck. pros.: George
Sdilackus, William Carralus, pros,: An
thony Choll, OeorKP Cory, proa.: Katie
McGlll, Jnines Cain, pros.: Thomas
Gaughen, Michael Collins, pros,; Patrick
Cannon, John Dougherty, pros.; Martin
Mlneskte; Peter Copenxkle, pros,, to pay
costs.
Assault nnd Mattery John Mlkwxlck,
John IJerbltch, John Droderlck, pros., to
pay costs Joseph Ruddy, John Mangan,
John Uroderlck, pros,, to pay costB. Jo
seph Hcotts, Gennato Pulbo, pros., to pay
costs. John Droal;, Fiank 'Dionlskio.
pros., to pay costs. Anthony Hnltrni'ia
vltch. August Corslck, in-os , to pay emits
Frederick Corse, Thomas MorRau, pio ,
county pay costs, Stephen McNeils, Put
il"l: McOlnley, pros, to pay cost". Fred.
Davis, Patrlok Murray, pros., to pay
costs. Keuo Remandla, Peter Henna,
pros , county pay (osts, Ella Rued, An
iili Andiews, piox,, tu pay costs. Joseiih
Dc'fifkey Wlllluri Hnrton, pros., "o inly
pai cpstx Join Wnldner. Pianl: Rtl
I' ' Ji . pios; I'ounly pay costs P.iilicK
Raliify llrldget Raliiey, jnox.. to pay
CO'.!?. Louis TircMenbPiS', Ale.-i.v!i
:!" in ski, pios to pay costs, LI..I?
CurrisLii, Muifiei Jlaichel!" P.itiiik
, in ii pros , to pay costs. Joseph Dtlo
Vcy. William Hail or., inox.. county piy
losIx John Uoi.nci. Ida Corey, prox..
tD p.iv costs. Stephen McNeils, Patrick
McGlnley, pios,, lu pay costs. David
Jones, John M. Thomas, Jonah Hiiynon,
Annie Ueynon, Ann Heynon; Peter Race,
pios., to pay costs, Wlllium Goodman,
John Dell, pros., to pay costs. Abner
V'uls, John Giady, pios., to pay coHts.
Michael I'oid. Hcinard Helan. pros., to
pi.v coxts. Joseph Jamltus, Joseph Dere
mar pros., to pay costs. John Drozdlck,
John Minkowski, pios., county pay costs.
John Drozdlck.Maiy Porakl, prox,, coun
ty pay costs. Simon Morris, P. J, Keeg
nn. ptos., to pay costs. Jacob Cresenls,
Alexnr.der Norrlca, pios., to pay costs,
AlcNunder Norrlca, Jacob Ciexenls, pios.,
to pay costs, Julius Layman, John Kon
opec, prox., to pay costs, P J. Kane, 8.
Valanzlm. pros., county pay coxtx.
Fnlso Pretenses Walenty Matylewlcz,
Uiuno Iwanowskl, pros,; county pay
rests. Marcheon Plunka, Hruno Iwanow
skl. pros.; county pay costs. Roman Yas
kolita, Hiuno Iwanowskl. pros.; count v
pay costs Joseph Hutw ell, Otto D. Meyeis,
pes.: county pay costs. Fedele lionna
cio, L. W. Norrls, inos., to pay costs.
C.attninnl Ceirl. CI. W. Norrls, pros., to
pay cotts, Jacob Steinbeig. Gem go Phil
lips pios., to pay costs. Michael Wunila,
Joseph Adams, pios,, to pay costs. 13, 11.
Davldow, Conrad A'lrnaon, pios,, county
pay costs.
Aggravated Assault nnd Hatteiy Geo
Shit ski, Steve Shlrskl, John Shliskl, John
Gllck, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Gos
wlskey, Stanley Diuzeck, iiros., to pay
costs. Kestln Moyslng, Peter Foley,
pios., to pay costs.
Malicious Ml 'Chief Daniel Mori Is, Jo
sejih Antol, pros., to pay costs. Joseph
Burke, Moirls McCunn. William Nichols,
P. V. Moron, pros., county pav cots.
Wlllluin Staples, Maiy Ann Atkinson,
pios., to pay costs.
Larceny by Bailee Jghn (Illco. Geoige
Connor, pros.; Josbuu Jones, .Mrs. Josliuu
Jones, Richard Evans, pios , nila Roed,
Annie Andrews, piox
Defrauding Ronrdlug House James Ca
mel, William J. Davis, pros., to pay costs.
It. J. Barrett, Suiah L. Bundage, prox.,
to pay costs. John Piltehaiil, Mis, Henry
Buckingham, prox ; county pay costs.
George Beams, Julia Ayies, piox : county
pav costs.
Perjury Glrtonx Rorndo, Jamex Clgar
nnee, pros., to pay costs. John Bhevlln.
Annie Carey, prox., to pay costs. Mm-y
A Tondo, James Clgarance, pios,, to pay
costs. Sarah Flatlcy, J. D. Eastman,
ptos . county pay costs.
Receiving Stolen Goods William Hull,
Thomas Dunlavey, pios.
Kaeplng Gaming House Valentine Ziy
wucy. William Geike, pros . to piv costs.
Libel A. J. Suidel, '. Lopatyner, pros.,
to pay costs.
Negligence by Bailee Thomas S. Davis,
P Ciihlck, pros., to pay costs. I'lmllclc
plafeskl, Aiuliew 1 (hi win, pros ; county
pay coats.
Rpbbeiv Hairy Dalian, Patrick Fin
neity, pios,; Abe Wells, John Oradv.
pros, -
Selling Lhiuor on Suudiiy M. K Mitch
ell, F. M. Fill, pios., to pay costs.
Pointing Pistol Michael Mc.Uuriay:
John Kapuscinski, John J Cuslck, pros.:
county pav costs.
Obstructing Execution of Legal Process
Muiy Spudls, Thomus K. Mills pros .
county pay costs.
Illegal Voting William Tilpp, a. B.
Stevens, pros.; comity to pay loxtx.
COAL LAND IN DISPUTE.
Cieorge I", esbltt llrings uu Action
in l'.pctmcnt lor It.
Geoige F Nesbltt yesteiduy. tliiouRh
Wlllaul, Wairen & Kuapp, begnn on
action In ejectment against I. F. Eei
hart und others, defendant k, and the
Auhtlu Coal company, teitu tenant, to
lecover possession nt 35 Cti ocres of land
In Hansom township.
The land lx underlaid with toul nnd
Is very vitltmble.
i.
Auditor of the, Pour Uislriut.
Walter II Christinas, of Ninth
Scmnloii. whs yi'stt'iday nppuintcil mi
auditor of the cranton Pour "llsttict
by the mill. I(o smceeilx C U. Von
Stonh
I'KlCF.IHJUt;.
Fled Wleland has letuined (loin the
West, after an abxenee of twenty yems.
He Is a biother (o Georg W Theodore
und Jamb Wleland
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pi (ml
tl Methodist chill eh will hold their up.
nual dinner m the parsonage tomorrow
nfteiiioou. All lnemleis of the uld ale
lecpiested to be present.
Mrs. Hobeit Blrkbeck and son Robmt.
were calleis-n Scrantou Saturday.
John Palmer, of Carmalt stieet, Is able
to be out again after mi IlluesH of sev
eral w eculia.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pilml
tlvo Methodist clitiich aie ussistlng th
tiustees in getting up an entertainment
Vthjoh will take place on tho 25th or this
month. The object of the enteitulnnient
Is to. pay the Interest due for the luiluncn
of the Indebtedness of thu parsonage.
Tickets, 13 cents.
James Oliver, while ut his work iu the
new Johnson Coal company breaker, had
the mlsfoitune to havn his leg bioken,
Dr. lllllielmer Is attending him.
The Knights of Golden Eugle gave a
public installation and entertainment on
Friday evening. Charles Wllllums was
elected chairman. Tim glee party from
Olyphant rendered several selections uh
follows: Aceoidlun und zither sqlo. Juhn
Hmlthbcrger mid son, solo, Luthur Lewis;
solo, Pearl Smith; recitation, W. Coupon
song, Arthur Wilson, -.m oltlcvrs in
stalled were: Past chief, John D, Bray;
noble chief, M. Ilawles, vice chief, James
Oliver; II. P., William Wear: V. H
Jacob Muck, keeper of exchequer. George,
Cooper; clerk of exchoquer, John Sir
utka; master of icroids, James Mnrgot
sou: H. H,. Kdwonl Jacksoni W. ll Ell
Hoxt W. C William Hray, ensign, wil
llum Morris, esq,, Qomer Davis: T. Q
Reese .Wllllanis: B. Q.. William Ken
iHy. Quite UrcQ crowd attended.
MILK COMBINE IS
NOT YET A SURETY
Enough Small Dealers Haven't Consented
to Join (be Fold.
PROCTERS HOPEFUL OP SUCCESS
Thoy any the City Consumes 20,000
CJiunrti Daily nnd Thnt a ComUlnn
tlon of Interest Can Ilnndlo nnd
Doliyer This Hlg Supply Chonpcr
nnd with He-ttor Bntlslnctlon to tlio
Consumer Tlinn nt Present.
Many Donlorx Approve of Ihe I'lnn.
From luloiniatlon Bathored by Tilb
une reporters yesterday 'the much-heralded
milk trust has not beeomo an as
tured fact nor will the consumers be
sorty It the trust Is eventually formed,
providing Its promoters Ueop their
promises. The plan Is very neatly tho
snrno an that known as the Bedford -Jerniyn
scheme but which failed to
materialize,
K. L. Fuller and a linlt-dozen or moio
of tho larcer dealers nre forwarding
the new enterprise- but ths result of
their efforts cannot l.e determined un
til it Is known how many of the lesser
class of milkmen can lie Induced to
Join. If the combination can be made
ho as to represent the major pait of
the trade, the trust will be formed,
jtm as poon as that comes to pass;
otherwise, the effort to combine will
be dropped.
Fiom Information obtainable yester
day the prlme-movis In the matter
have hitcceeded In getting enough op
tions and promises ot combination to
nssure them of eventual success. It In
not believed, however, that the piellm
Innry matters of formation will be at
tempted before Jan. 17.
WHAT A DEALER SAID.
"In order to underntniul tin Bltuatlon
and the ptoprlety of our plan," said a
well-Know n dealer who. for obvious
reasons, wishes his no mo wltheld, "It
Is necessniy to ptesent some flgures.
There are now nearly L'O milk dealers
Iu this city. Some of them sell In only
mtrh communities as are near their
tie pots; others sell in other or all parts
ff tho cltv. Tho dally total consump
tion of milk Is &00 cnnB or 20,000 quarts.
Now isn't It reasonable to presume that
one company could distribute say from
12,000 to 15,00,) quorts of this supply
cheaper easier and more satisfactorily
to tlie consumer than eun foity or
fifty dealers?
'Most assuredly It cuuld, and that's
our plan though 1 would not wlhh to
be quoted uh to accuracy on the flKUies
glen you. The number of the dealers
and tin- consumption, I believe, are
veiy ne.tily eoirect but the other tig
ims I mentioned meiely for argu
ment's sake."
It Is hellaved that the combine pro
moters have secured options and con
sent to Join from dfeleis, wholesale and
letall, lcpiesentlng neatly 10 per cent,
of tlv city tiade. When f.O or 70 per
tent, are obtained definite steps will
be taken to close the ila.il. The big
houses ure the Scrantou Daliv mm
pany, Coniad, Stone Bios., Shedd and
Schrie'ier. It is pioposcd to use the
present Oonind dairy In Green Hldge,
the Stiunton Dairy company depot on
Linden stieet nnd Schrleber's depot on
th' South Side for distributing points.
WOULD HE HETA1NED.
Th pioprletois of all thtsf lnteiexts
nnd of the other larger concerns und
Hit smaller dealeis who enteied the
combine would be tetaluul as employes
or m'lnl-Hl leasuuuhle compensation
foi loss of employment.
One point In favor of the plan is that
if ono company conti oiled two-thirds
of th present trade, one delivery wag
on, one man and one hots could do
the vork of tluee wagon, thtee men
and three hoisp used ut this time.
The saving would ptrinlt u teduied
erst for mll'c uul would facilitate its
handling nnd Inspection. These aie ar
guments of the combine promoteis.
It is Intimated, but not pimnlsed,
that It the plan Is definitely conclud
ed one cent, per quail nil Immediately
be talccii fioni the selling pi lie.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Coining Conceit ot I. . (, I',, Vo.
OOH.-Olhei News of Inlurexl.
On Mondiiy evening next th- jiublli of
Taylor will b:ie the pleaxuie of healing
one of tliu grandest conceits ever held In
tills place. When the Independent Outer
of Odd Fellows, No. iu, will give one of
Ihelr excellent entertainments The com
mittee that has the affair In cliiuge aie
laboring hunt to tlvut li" people with
something they hate never witnessed bt
fou. The event will be held lu Weber's
link. Among thoe who have been se
nt red to take purt in the programme ure
Klchard Thomas. Edwin llowen and Miss
Margaret Jones
The children tit William Mori is. ol
Xoiih Tuylor, ore i&pUlly leioyerlng from
an attack of measles,
John G. Thomus, who has been visit
ing hlx father lu Philadelphia, bus n
tinned home.
The soctal at Weber s link last even
lug conducted by the Klondike) Social
club whs a well .11 l.i lined ulTair
Mexsis. David Hopkins, Fiank Bevun
and Edward Edwaidx. of Hyde Park,
were cullers on trlendx In this place on
Hunduy,
Wolloneu uie busily engaged on lepails
ut the Tuylor bleaker ami hopes arc en
(eltulued that the suspension will not be
long.
The children uf this borough me Im
mensely enjoying the sleighing on our
clifleront hill streets.
Mlssrs Lisle Cuey and Sidle Hlchaulx
spent the Habbath with filcuds In Hyde
Park
The Delawaie Lackawanna and West
i in lollleiles of this place und vicinity
me scheduled to wotk four and live eight
hour days ibis week.
Misses Mary Davis and Delia Clark
vitrru the guests of Miss Mattlo Griltlths
on Hundav.
The prayer sen ices ut Hie Calvury Bap
tist church lust week ami which wuio so
Widely attended, will bu coiUlnuud this
wielc.
Miss Janet Inglls, prlnclpul of No 3
school, uf North Main street who liuq
been Indisposed for the pat few weeks,
lesumed her duties yesterday.
Mrs. John Hughes, of Peltsvllle, who
lecelved Inluries some fw weeks past
by fulling on the Ice, Is Manly lecovering,
Mi's. Edwaul Davis, of Middle street,
attended the funeral of u friend In Nan
Itcolte on Humbiy
Mrs. Thomus II Jenkins, of Union
stieet, who has been confined to her home
by sickness, Is convalescing.
Announcement has been mud of the
comlpg mairlcu of Miss LUglu McVur
ish, un estimable young lady of Mlnogka,
to Michael Ludgato, a popular young
depot ugent of Taylor, to take place Iho
latter part of this month.
Misses Mnme and Ii. Manley und Kut
Mi Govern, of South tjcruuton, spent the
Sabbath In Taylor.
Joseph Davis, deities to thank those
who assisted In him aguln being renomi
nated to the school boa id from tho Second
Viurd.
The Price libra iy will hold a business
meeting on 'Friday evening to nominate
officers. Every member Is urgod to lie
present.
Tribune
Classified Specials
IIKU' WANTKtl 1 CENT A WOIID
FOH KKNT I CENT A WOIH)
FOll HALE .1 CENT A WOltD
ltKAL 1-MTATE 1 CENT A WOIID
AQL'NTH WANTED 1 CENT A WOIID
SITUATIONS WANTED
Free of Charge."
All advertlaemontt Inserted In the-,0
columns (excepting Hltuatlous Wanted,
whloh are published free of charge,) are puy
nblo HTIlfOTLY IN A4IVANOK. DtlN'T
ml; to hava thorn clmrgoiL
HIiU WANTED-MALCS.
Advi. Under This Head One Cant a Word.
WANTKD-IIOV lO LEAHN TINSMITH
trade. Must be Intclllgeat. U 1
1IATTIN, iao Pcnn nveuue,
rANTKll-A BICLIAULKAIaVtO UEP-
resent tho Northwestern Mutual Life
Insmance Co, in t'arbondnle; also good niiin
to act n city agent Inforiintnnillberul con
tracts to the rlxht man. Addron by mall
only. W J. WKIXII, General Agent, Mears
building, Hcranton, 1'a,
SALESMEN-SCIIOOLSUI'PLIKS: C'OUN
try work: 8100 salary monthly, with
liberal additional comuilsilons. K. O.
EVANS A CO,, Chicago.
WANTED--A8 AGENT IN EVKHY HKO
llon to canvass; $ 1.00 to 9,.0() n day
made; sells at sight; also n man to sell Staple
Goods to dealers; best sldo line 376 a month;
ralary or large commission made; experience
unnecessary. Clifton .Soap und Mauulactur
eg Company, Cincinnati, O.
T ANTED - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
T? every town to solicit slock subscrip
tions; a monopoly) big money for arents: no
capital required. EDWAUD tt FISH A CO,
Jlortlen Block, Chicago, 111.
HELP WANTED-FEMALES.
Ads, Under This Head One Cent a Word.
r?EMALES-2 1 TOBACCO STHIl'PKItH, 2
JL' rollers; experienced, lloom 'j, Arcade.
pIHLSPOIt UKNKHAIi IlOUfiKWOIlE,
vT must have references. Boom J, Ar
cade. LAI)'.ksrMA"KEnilia WAGES DOING
pleasant home work, nnd will gladly send
full particulars to nil sending 2 cent stamp.
MlbS M. A. STE11UINS, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTED-LAHY AGENTS IN SCItAN
Ion to sell and Introduce Snydoi's cake
Icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
permanent nnd very profitable. Write for
puillculurs at once nnd get benefit of holiday
Initio T 11 HVVIll'll .(. vi ll.ni....i j.
" -- - -- --- A..t . .., .. ...,,..,,.., J,
ITM VTPM tMXrtl-Ill A TC-T.V 1-lr. l.-fcTU-,
getlo saleswomen, to represent us.
Gunrauteed SO a day without Interfering
...It,. ntl.n.. .11... Ilu.lll.n.1 . .., ......I ..
"" "" UUUC1. 11VU1.UIUI uvuopi.liuil.
irMi r -., , .. , v.
Write for paitleulnrs, enclosing stamp,
M a vnn mi
IKM1UAL COMPANY. No. tl
John street, New York,
FOR RENT.
Ads. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
67l UKNT-KIV
X ijulncy avenue.
1 113 HPKUC Ii KTK V. ICT.ELE V KN HOOMsT
9 'JO GBEKN P.IDOK STIIEE1; HAVEN
rooms.
SECON D FLOOll OP ' I 'J J'P.NN A V K N IT 11;
eight looms, bntli, modem lmpiove
luents. P. W. STOK Ei, Attorney, Ulll Wj o
lnlny ayeniie.
."HIUT-ItOOM IIOUSj;, HATH. MODKHN
lu lniiroomouts. Too Kleetilc avenue,
Green Itldge. P W hruKKS, Attorney,
JilO Wjoiniug avenue.
WANTED TO RENT.
Ad, s. Under This Head One Cent Word.
' A NTi:i)-T WlULItOOM, ( KNTHA.L-'
Iy located; would sign u long leaso.
Address M. P. A.,Tiibuno oftlie
FOR SALE.
A05. Under Tills Head OneC;n Word.
l.-OU AL16NK2nlioTtSll''l'()VKU
I boiler, as good as new. THE WLVl'ON
MILL CO.
ESTRAVED OR SIOLEN.
AJs. Under This Head One Cent Word.
TKriTTYPi) I in' t()Vj:n-s. hkTn
J J uaid dog. 7 months old, four white feel,
white bituxt, tall wliltatlppid. Llhernl ie
ward paid for let inn to inttl rVtpnuse. ave
nue. LOS'l .
Ade. Under lilts Head One Cent Word.
r osTmcTwi:i;N,vf, petpiph cathk-
j drill anil ltmo block Mulberry street,
luea't-pln, amethyst rt with two rows
pearls, Piudrr will bellbeiully rvw-nided by
etiuiilug U ty tour, Mulhauj strfl
yTOCKIIOLOEKS' .MliKTlN'c;.
MMIKANNPAI."
1 boldei-8 of Urn Sorantou lleddlui; Co.
will be held on TuesdiLV. .liiniiiir m. i4o
ut l ill) p. iu.. at IhPIr olllre. (liiLi und inn
l.uckiiu-iimm u Mime, Muriiutno, Pa., for the
purpose of uleclliu dlrectou und tritimact.
UU fucli other bmlueNH an may uroperlv
coma beloiothe nitmltiit;.
T. 11
i;,M
sfco.W
rjecreturj
fTMIK ANNPM. MKKriNU (IP T1IH
I. HocltlioldeiH of The M. Clair f.'o.il roiu.
iiHiiy, for the election of dlrertom and Iho
I .it, u ,,,, Ir,,, ,f .on), ,,(1,.,,. liiul.ia.j i.u .......
pri)peily come befuru It, .vlllbe licldon Moil. ' .
du, Jnnuiiry Uh, !tPrt, at the olllee of the I.
company lu Seiiinton, I'm., at '2 o'cloe'c p. m,
..., ,i (.iiatv, w, niiv.i wilt uc mmiv lui luv lull
duymiext precedlna theduteofiiboe meet
Int.'. V. P. KINalIPHY.
secretary.
N
JOTlCi: IS HP.Iti:il CiIVRN THAT Tin:
V annual meetlnir of Ihe Htoekholden or
Tliehpiluic llrook Water Supply Company
win iw iiriu icv cue oiiiud or uie ioiiipuny.
Nmiuton0- K.u'niul'SiilSf TffnSJiUl,?oVR, ! RWI'ATlO.V W NTKI1-IIV " PtltST
Kcuuulim, leiuiiMlxunlu. .lunumy IPth, O ,.imii ter In nr i.at or hniel , mr.
1KDH. ut 1(1 o'clock n. in., for the .uidomh nf
ulertlng Dlreetoni for the eupulne year, anil
lor the transaction of muc.1i other business us
muy properly come befoie the mee tins.
T. II. V VTKINi-.Seeretaiy.
"MOTlCi: IS HPltP.llY OIVKN THATTHK
1 ituuuul mcctlugof the Stockholdeis of
The Jlooslo Wuter Company will be held ut
tho oltlca of the etimpaiiy, lloom No. Mil
llonrcl of Tin.de llulldlus, Hcucntun, I'enu
nylvnnltt, .laiuuiry JIHIi, ISPH, at in o'clock
u. m., for tho purpose of cleuius: Uiiectom
for theensulni; yeur, liuil for the trunsnctlun
of mich other business us may properly come,
before tile uieetlm:.
llQlli:itT V. ADAMS, Hernial .
ANNPAI. MKKT1NO-NOTICK1S HKItK
by L'lven that the annual meetlnir uf
tho utocKholdeis of lie llawloy Kleulrlc
l.lKbt aud Power uanipany will be held at
olllee of the cnmpiiuy In the Mears bulldlUK,
ut Scrantou, Ph , on Saturday, January in,
IHOX at 111 o'clock a. in., for the oluetlou of
directors for the ensnlne year nnd for nucIi
other business as muy properly conie heloie
the meeting. MAIIIC IC.PUdAlt,
Secretary.
rpilK ANNPAI. MKETINd OP THR
X stockholder of The Knterprlse Powder
MnuuructurltiirCompiitiy, lor the election of
directors und the triiusautlon of hucIi other
Luilness as muy projicrly come beioiu It,
will be held on weduesduy, January 'Jdth,
18IIH. at the olllee oft be compauy In Ncran
lon, Pa , at il.ilo o'clock p. m. .Vo transfer
of stock will be uiude for ten days next pre
ca4liu the date ol the at ove meetlmt.
Ii, P. KlNUHIUJltY, secretary.
rpilK "ANNPA"l,Mi:H'nNo"Vp THK
I stockholderii or the Third National
Hank, of scrantou, for (tie ulectlguof Dlrec
lors for tlio eusulut er, ulll bo held In tho
Directors' loom of Its banUluv house, on
Tuesday, Juuuury 11th, 1HI1H. Polls will bu
apeu fruui tliieu o'clock until four o'clock, p.
m. W.M. II. I'KCK, Hocretary.
CIIIK01oniST AND MANICUUK.
CounICiTiwqnsani) ujouowinu
nails emed without the leust pain or
dmwlue blood. Consultation und udvlea
aUen ftee. K. M. lIKl'iliU Chiropodist,
OllU Lekuwunnu avenue. Ladles utteudod
nt tbelr resldeuca If desired. CUaruea wqjer-ute.
Connolly & Wallace
Annual Sale of Ladies' Underwear
It's always a January event in
and better, and the prices lower than ever before.
telligent people, in the best
low prices.
Night Gowns.
SPECIAL PRICES 45c, 50c, 58c, 69c, 89c, $1.15,
$1.25, $1.35, $1.50, $1.63, $1.75, $2.25, $2.50. Hill
& Lonsdale Muslin, Lonsdale Cambrics and other
good makes are used in our garments.
nl JWMfefa?a. 1 clll
CHEMISE Special lots at 370, 45c, 69c, 75c. We propose to make this
Scranton's greatest sale of iluslin Underwear.
Connolly & Wallace.
LEGAL
T.N KK: ASMK1NMKNT OP Till! OI,
X pliant TriiKt Com pany. No una Murcb
Teim, 18P5, in tlio Court of Comuiou I'leun
oriiUclCHUnnuii Count v.
Notice In herein-t'Uun that John I. Kelly,
usi jiiec, biw tiled Ills ai-iount ntid the mimii
will bo continued on tlio tbltd Monduy of
.lunuiiiy, iwtiH, uuleis excepttonn are pre
lotmly tilled. The rule or oourtlH a fob
Iciuh: "Viiuroaeeouutre tiled by Intttem
or HttlifiieeM, the Prothonotnry hhall t;lo
theicorby Hie puhlleatlon prc Iohm to n us
ulurtorm und tboiowltb publlNh this rule.
Andconllrniatiou nltl on tbv llisi duvotMild
tcrmsbiill btoreuiiumidiMntlrinutlon ut
Holuto on (he Heond Jlondav of the term
Hhall bo ontnred by the Prothonotnry of
course, lulled cxeiitloiM me iuelousl,
filed " C. :, PHYOIt. Piotlionotury.
V"W"fcW".
HAIR DKKSSING.
M'u'TKKIdiliH, I.AUIK.V " HA fit
dreitHlm;, fuilal niBhSiiue, munlcuilur,
cbliopodc, Hhiimpoolng, toilet piupiirutiuns
Mi'ulp toiilcii, lace pfinuulcj for wrinkles, plm
pies, etc, hand beautliler. Cull for paitlcu.
niri, agents rnnted. 701 (uliiuyuveiiue.
CITY SCAVKNGEK.
A1I.HHIGRH CI.KANH PUIVY VAULTS
and coat pool; no odor, lmnioved
pumps uied. A. ItUIGOS, I'lqprfetor.
Leuyeoiderx 11 (Hi N. Mulu ue., or IJlckeV
drug store, eoiuer Adams aud Mulbeny.
'XelepUoueilotn.
fiilAS. COOPKlt, CITY SCAVKNOKIt,
Kj AH orders piomptty attended to, day or
nlijht. All the latest up)llauces. Cburues
leusonable. 7111 cuiulou hlreeu House
ll'Jft Wnshbitrii street.
Sl'l UATIONS WANTED.
QITl'ATION N'rT?irlp?TTA)VAS
O housekeeper. Ill or out of city. Address
HOPMlIlvKKl'lUt, Tribune oillt-e.
D1UH1 C1.1CIIIC JUNlOlt-YOPNU MAX
with two yeatr.' experience v, Ishes n po
Hltlon. (ierman, but of refeie nces. Addiefci
'."AI.OL," mm Paul Htieet, city.
QlTlATIONrA-rrKi)-ll V YOP.Nft
uiiiuuM double-entry bouliUrepui; ood
leferences. ddress llo ir I, .lermyu
A HI Vll.lUl I.OOKINU POlt A 1'OSI.
XV tlou talilui; cure of bumei; referouceii.
ddiesti hoi Price btreet, City
QITI ATIONVANTBl-KY MAHIIIKl'l
li mil ii ii u ronAl v I ii if ultefL im nlil ,!
,TI ATION WANTKD-IIY MAHIIIKII
mull u.s recehliifl clerk or shippliiK
-k or any klud ofMork uiuund xtore; ban
I In ,eni' uxpeilence in K'Ueial Flore.
.1... I. II 'I'.ltM.H.
clerk
liuil
Addreiei'lC n Tribune,
VJ1TPATION WNTKU-11Y A GKlt.M VN
" L'lrl ill Rinull lillilIU: vnod refeieiirea.
I Killl l.ulientretit, City
nlsb 12 yearn' expeilouce Cull tit 111 Mud
bon icveuue.
SITUATION 'NTKn-TAKK HO.MK
MRshlnt,, IiouIiib. orto out by the day
va8htui;,sciubbliiK,oruuy klud ol work by
theday. Heur I'JO Praukllu uxeuue.
U1TP ATION "WANTKD AH CI.KIUC IN
O oitlcc; food eiliicutlon and undo islands,
bookkeeplnif. AddreM P. A. (.',, PIOS Wash
ington avenue.
ANTi:i)-A POhTtIQN IIY A PHtST
class barber, ofgood bablta, ddress,
N.H., thlsotllce.
"(MTUATIOn" WAjmU)Y KXPKlf
O leuccdeucltieerundtlruiiiuu. Wilt oik
utanythlng. 1'. S., r,m I.uyelle'H Comt.
QITUATION WANTKU-HY UlilXuil.K
O boy, ae 18 years: willing to do any
houcM work. Hat bud three yers axpei.
leuce lu barbershop Add res'), X, ;'ir Ku
uiett street.
SITUATION WANTP.I) 11Y A UllOHKHY
Hiilesniuuj bus bud teveu year ex
perience) In the grocery buslnets und cuu
speak six dllleient luimuases; cau furnish
references. ('. 1,. V, Itooins 1100 and not
Mearn llulldlng, Washington uveiuie City.
OlTUATION WANTKD - 1IY YOUNO
O nittiij has experience lu double entry
bookkeeping ami can liirnlxh the best of
reference Addreis, . I M., care 'Irihuue.
A YOUNG MAUUIP.D MAN WIHHKH A
situation at any kind of work, dilyer
preferred; can furnish liest of references,
('all or uddross, (J. JA.MKH, !K17 South
Decker Court.
ATAHiOItKSS WOiri.D MKK TO GO
uul la do plain aowlug by the day or
week, or would go us dressmaker's assistant;
ohnrges moderate. Address TAII.OltKxs,
Tribune attlir.
AN INTKIiIiHHCNTI.ADY"woUI,OIVK
her time (except Sundnyn) lor home
privileges aud small remunerutlou, with u
Christ luu family; can sow, do fancy work
and Is willing to help with light upalnlrs cu
ties. Addrews X. Y. fc., Tribune olllee.
APIItST-CliASS, AI.I..AIIOUND COOIC,
dusirea situation; lilehest refeience for
ability und aharucter, MltH. It, P1NHUH,
I'.M Peuuavonue.
More so this year than
before. Our irnods are
factory in the business. Our immense
Corset
Covers
50 dozen at
2 for 25c.
Actually worth
20c each.
Others at 22c,
35c, 45C, 75C,
89c, $1.15.
In all the differ
ent shapes, styles
and finishes.
.These new
prices: 2c, 29c,
37c, 45c, 69c,
75c, 89c, $1.15,
$1.25.
We Have Reduced
The prices of our entire
stock of
Owing to the lateness
of the season.
C.M.FLOREY
222 Wyoming Ave.
uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiimiiEiiiiiiiimiimiiuj
E ICE SKATES f
E That Cut Ice, E
L
i Price $ That Cut More les, 1
I BICYCLES I
S Tliat Set the Pace,
AUK ON SAl.h AT S
I 324 SUB 81.
niiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu:
ACiENTS WANTED.
WAN'U:DMuHTaPOirTHrr TamJC
eM suIIIuk, mutt ciitertululng book of
Ihe age; 1,500 life histories if heinous suc
cess nit women: l,4im portraits, ninny mil
pngo plates. Very low price, richly Hfiutra
tud, sells wonderfully Kudlea succeed re
markably. KKtiu prollts now. Address
WOMAN'S HOMK COMPANION, Spring
Held, Ohio.
OKNTti-THK "MONAHCH" 1H THK
lx. best and vbeupest telephone dcik on
the market; letall price, lucludlnj one roll
of paper, S1J llbeial discount; exclule ter
iltorv, W. W; HAMILTON i CO., Ul Milk
SUect, ltostoii, floss,
WANTKD-AUENTS POlt OltEATKST
gas saving devlco munufactured. lie.
tnlls 26c, Ulc prollts. OUVi-H IlltOI.
Koehester, N. .
A
GPNT-l TO SKt.1. OUlt flOo. STOKM
door; sample prepaid upon receipt of
price, AMKltlCAN STOHJ1 DOOH .CO.,
Port Huron, Mich.
KLONDIKE "aOENTH "w A NTE II "po R
large Illustrated book of Klondike, rhe
hundred pages; price ttl.Ml; outfit luo. Ad
dress NAT10NA1. I-UUIiISHINU CO., Ike-
ulila IlnlMttncf ('hlfuvn. 111.
AUKMW-WHAT AUK YOU GOING TO
doubout Sure CltUenshir--prlc ft. Go
ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS,
MiperMlie, ill
AOKNTU-TO tJKLI, OUU PHAOT10AL
told, stiver, nlokel aud copper wlectra
flusters) prices from 8tl upward: salary and
xpenses paid: outfit free. Address, wlta
stamp, MICHIGAN ! CO., Chicago.
AUEN'm-TO HKLL CIQAIW IX) DI5AU
ers; 2r weekly and expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOHDATKD Mt'ti
CO., IB Van Burcu St., Cblcaga
this store.
DRAWERS
WANTHn-SOMOlTOUS; NO DKI.lVKlt
tng, no cuilertliig; position permunent;
pay wcefiiyj sUte uge. GI.EN UHOl'HKltH.
itoohester, if. V.
ever, because the stock is larger
all clean nnd fresh, made hv In
purchases cause these remarkably
Skirts.
Fluffy, Ruffled Skirts, liberal in size and honest in
make. Will cause sharp buying at these prices
45c, 69c, 89c, $1.15, $1.35, $1.35, $1.50, $1.65,
$1,75, $2.50.
W5y
Academy of ilusic
3 Mthts, lleglnnlng Monday, Jan. loth.
Matinees 1 uesday and Wednesday.
Pluborale Hcenlc Production,
CUBA'5V0W
A Story of Cuban htilfe for Liberty.
8 Scenes 8.
30 People 30.
Acidemy Pikes 15c., 'JOc,, U0o, 60c.
Three Dnys Commenolng
Tluirsduj, .Inn. l.'l,
Matinees Krlduy and Saturday.
Charles E. Blaney's
Dig Kxtiavagauzu Success,
A Boy Wanted
32-.PEOPUE-32
More Music Tbun 0, Comic Opariu
15 High Class Yaiidevll le Ads, 15
Lyceum Theater.
Kels Burgunder, Lessees.
Tuesday, January II.
Dltect fiom the Garden Theater. Now York
City, 'lauuehtll's Comedy Triumph,
The Nancy Hanks
A story of a salted gold mine.
"Three ait of luugUtor" N. Y. World.
"PuUorbappy situations" N. Y. Jourual.
Presented by the dlttlngulshed comedy
ui lists,
Marie Jansert, Frank Tannehill. Jr.
aud clever company. Heur Junteu a
ineriy Hongs,
Itegulur prices, seats, ou tale beglunlnx
Saturday, Ian. S.
Wednesday, Jan, l'Jtb, One Night Ouly
Our favorite Comedluu,
Wm. Barry
lu bis f reut big success,
THE RISING GENERATION
New specialties, latest songs, new special
scenery The pluy tbut set the
whole country wild.
2t artists. IUe vou Keen Hilly Harry's
f rent g urn e. or poker? Ask your friends who
inve. Don't uilss this show.
ilrgolar prices Seals on sulo Monday.
Jau. 10.
Music Hall.
A. A. l-'enyvessy, Lessee and Manager.
II Nights, CommenuliiE Monday, Jan. ill.
IRWINBROS.'
In the Ojierallo llurlasquo,
A TRIP TO VENICE.
Matchless Olio, Klecant Scenery, New Ms
ohaulcul Kllects.
Ileierved seats now on sale ut Short & Hlx
gins' cigar Stare, t2U7 luokawaauu Avenue.
NEXT ATTUAOTION-Jon. U,
14 and 15, Uon-Tou Ihirlcsqiicra.
J