FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1S08.
FlWbAY, JANUAIIY 21, 1899.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
COUNCILS RECEIVE
ESTIMATES FOR 189?
They Exceed the estimated Revenue by
$72,993.13.
AVAILABLE REVENUE OF $295,100
nitlmntes nntl Clly Controller's
Statement llclcrrcd to tlio Estl
inntos Conimittco for Printiiipr and
Revision - Hlggcst Incrcnso is
Asked (or tlio Streut Dopnrtmcnt.
Solicitor, City Clerk mid HulliUiiR
Inspector Sntlsllcd with the Snmc
Appropriations ns for 181)7.
The estimated expendltuies of the
vailnux city departments for thu next
flFenl year lieKlnnhiB the llrst Monday
In Apt II wcte tccclvcd in select coun
cil last nlcht, together with tin esti
mate of City Controller K. J. Holiln
non of the city's tevi'tiue durliiK that
period.
The t-Htlniuted tevenue in $.9.', tut), or
$10,100 moii' than last yeni, and the
I'Stlmaled expendltuiei ale $KS,U93..'ll,
a difference of J7-.99.Ul which the eH
tlinntct eominlttt'H will have to get rid
of befole an npuiiipliatlun oidlnnnee
Is repotted to councils. The estimated
expenditures show an Inclease of $S.
X.M.Ofi over the amount npproiulnted for
the limit yeai 1897.
Then- tile only three dep.lltllletltH
which do not ask for un lucieuso. the
illy solleltoi's. the clt i lerk's nntl the
luilldlm; Inspector's depaittnentH.
The ki eat est Increase. JIJLVir.S. Is a.ked
1. Stleet Commlsslone" A. I!. IHltl
nliiB, who uecompanlet hlt ctlmate
with a Iuiik tvpewiltten eNplanatlon.
Next in the older of Increases asked
ale the pntk onmilssloliel s, police de
partment, health demtrtnietit, main
tenance of city hall de'iaitnient and
assesois' department A suppleineiit
ri Htlmale tiom the die depai tinent,
Willi h amounts to aholit $r.,(iO). will
he Hiihmittcd to the etlmate commit
tee. CONTUOLt.KU'S i:.STI.MATn.
City Contioller Rohlnson's estimate
of levenue was as follows.
I estimate that the leveuiici foi Ihe
INcnl eiir beginning April A. lViX. which
tun lie iihetl lor Keiieml city puipotcs.
will lie us lollows:
J 'loin a lu-mile levy tux on vulu-
atlnus $jiii."i1 "3
Let-s t'Mitii't atlons anil commls-
hlons -1,171 U.I
JJOI.G0O IX)
I'rom llnuor licenses 73,000 J
Fiom mayor's Hues .' 3000 00
From buildlnK Inspector 1. 000 00
Fiom stieet commlsslone! AM W
Fiom ho.ud ol health WW
Fiom city solicitor SUi) U0
From tax on poles 3.1.V) K)
From miscellaneous 2.."iO"J 00
Fiom surplus revenues, 1S1J, es
timated 4.WW0I
Total J2H.-..1WW
lly a coinpailson with last year's
estimate you will obneit an In-
erease'of 10.1U0 00
Unclosed you will alo Had a statement
of appropriations, transfers, dlsbuise-
ments and balance from April B, 1S5I7. to
Jan. 1. 1693.
Following Is n lecapltulatlon of the
department estimates of expenditure,
the figures In the light-hand column
not appearing, however, In the con
troller's statement :
Increase
over 1V17
Appro-
pilutlons.
Mayor's tlept J I.) W $ 400 CO
Treasurer's depl 7.".0 00 1,900 00
Controller's tlept 3,K0 00
Solicitor" dept 3.100(H)
City clflk's ilept .-i..VM 00
Maintenance city hall. 7.707 00 4.1.VI 00
KiiBlncor's depl 10.5.V) l) 'l 10
Street commissioner's
tlept SO.'.n..", 00 ISJ.ijJS 00
Af-essois' dept 11,"7r. 00 4.07." 00
Police depl Cl.fiffl 00 WIW
Fire tlept 11.311 00 1.S.11 00
Hullding Inspector"
tlrpt I.hST, 00
Health ilept 12.71") 00 C. 170 CO
Public library depl. ... 12..V.0 oo 1.1CIK)
Paik commlstloner's,
tlept li:.'i7 21 12..M7 2.1
Hoard of revision and
appeals' tlept 3.215 (M l,.t2D 00
flencrnl city ilept 73.JI2 &l 4.tC It".
Deuclence" tlept .1,202 .V. I, Sir. CI
Total
....:s.'i ::i js2.fc.11 or.
lll'.NKHAl. CITY AND DKFICIKNCY.
A detailed statement of the general
city and deficiency Items for disburse
ment was Included In the emit! oiler's
Hatement and was us follows:
For general elt piuposts
Water rent. Providence CJasand
Water Co t l.OoO
Water lent, Scranton (las and
Water Co 4,000
vVater lent L'20
ICleclrlc street lighting i.lli
lamps) 41.4.17 r.0
Incidentals and judgments. ... 15,000
lnsiirnnee 1.000
State tax on loans U,r.S
Detleieiicy bills on file In Contiol
lev's office -
Treasurer's dept.. Incidentals... Sj 10
Street Commissioners' Dept. -
Repairs. sewers a u d
drains J04fi 23
Cleaning seweis anil
drains 1o7 !7
Supplies to roller and
crusher 3.1 04
Repairs, Providence and
Ablngton turnpike C." 1
Repairs, Lafayette st 74 SH
Second werd 1M 7
Fifth ward 1CS 17
KlKhth ward ) 03
Fifteenth ward 28 23
Sixteenth ward 2 27
Klgl.leenth ward M 3S ,
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Nineteenth ward .M IS OS
Twentieth ward 21 0)
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Assessors' Dept., Incidentals .... 37 SO
Fire Department
Repair, apparatus and
harness ,......;. JIM 47
Repairs 'englno houses ... 3HI !J
Light and Heat 7.1 02
Purchase of horses 200 00
Crystal Hose Co 101 00
1,178 01
Hoard Revision and Appeals, sal
ary 420 00
City Assessment, Mulberry street
pave KG0 It
Incidentals and Judgments CIS w;
Total J78.448 (
Oeneral City 73,24r. R)
Deficiency hills r,,202 BO
The estimates will be printed nt onee
In the form of an ordinance under the
direction of the city clerk. The ordi
nance will he amended by the esti
mates committee until the appropria
tions are reduced to the estimated
revenue, When It will be reported to
councils and placed on Its pnnsnRe.
SPECIAL TERM OF COURT
Ordered lor the Purpose ol Trying
Traction Company Ciues.
This week'H common pleas list con
tained ten Traction company cases, all
of which weie open und ready for trial.
Jessup & Jessup und Willard, Warren
A: Knupp. counsel for the company, be
came tied up .n two lone-winded cases
und as a consequence the othec eight
fne had to go over, ulthouch Judge
Aivhl'uld sat anxious and waiting for
rimetn'im to do in the main court
loom.
To make disposition of these delayed
cases. Judge Arthbald struck upon the
Idea of holdlns a special session of
com l. He called the intereoted tittor
iii ys together, yesteiday morning, nnd
unfolded his plan to lliem. The Idea
was favorably received and forthwith
the judce made the following order:
Now, Jan. 20, IMis, the following casts
ate heieb) set down lor trial, Monday,
Jan. "1.
Lawrence vs. Hcrunton Traction com
pany; Telson vs. Scranton Traction coni
luny Mnll.i vs. Scranton Traction (urn
jiayn: Mclluth v. Scranton Traction
company, ami a venire for the summon
ing of tlilrty-slx Jurors to try the same
Is hereby ordeiecl to bsue. leturnable on
the Mild date nt 10 o'clock n. m.
And the follow Inc cases nrc i-et down
for tilal Monday. Feb. 14, next:
Keator vs. Scranton Traction conipanv
Slanton s. Scranton Traction company:
Hart vs. Scranton Traction conipanv.
Sweeney vs. Scranton Traction company
And a venire for the summoning of
thirty-six Jurois to try the same Is here
by ordered to Issue, returnable on the
hhIiI date at 10 o'clock n. m. The Jan
uary term Is hereby continued and en
larged accordingly
By the Couit.
Judge MePheif-on, of Dauphin coun
ty, und Judge AlbilRht, of Lehigh, will
preside at the special sessions, the local
judges thus being enabled to give their
attention to the legular business.
This morning Sheriff Pryor and Jury
Commissioner. Doherty and Wiggins
will draw th,e j-pecial panel as directed.
It will be the flist Juiy drawing for
the new officials to conduct.
The case of Thomas O'Malley against
the Tinctlon company was given to
the jury at adjournment. In the case
of McDonnell against the Traction
company the defense was closing Its
testimony at adjuui nlng time. The
opening for the defense was made by
Attorney P. V. Gallagher, the com
pany's special agent. It was his In
itial speech In court.
INCREASE IN LIQUOR LICENSES.
What the Now J.uw Adds to the
Krnctlng Tnx.
A pamphlet showing concisely the
classification If liquor licenses was re
ceived yesterday by County Treasurer
M. J. Kelly from Auditor General My
lln. At tile last session of the legislature,
It will be remembered, a supplement
ary bill was passed making tin increase
in all liquor, distillery and brewery
licenses In order to provide revenue to
meet the extra expense of the new
capital buildings.
Hy this new classification the license
of a letaller in third-class cities In in
ci eased from jr.00 to $.1.10; In boroughs
$50 Is also added, nnd In townships
there is an increase of $2.1.
Wholesale liquor dealers, rectifiers,
compoundeis, stoiekeepers nnd agents
nie called upon to pay u $300 license in
third-class cities; $200 In boroughs, nnd
$100 In townships. Bottlers are as
sessed as follow!: Third-class cities,
$3f0; boioughs, $210; townships. $100.
Hrewers' and distillers' licenses are
Increased aecotdlngly The brewery
output tegulutes the tax. which is di
vided Into eighteen classifications,
running from $250 for less than 1.000
barrels to $6,000 for 200,000 barrels and
upwards. With thu dlstllleis the clas
sification runs from $100 for u produc
tion of less than f.O banelH to $2,000 fur
20,000 bairels und upwards.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
Niclil Owls nt .Music. Hun.
V'red flider'.t new Night Owls builtw.
quer. Kae entertaining lieifoimunees at
Music hall yesterday afternoon and t-ve-iilng
before large audience:, Tluro 1m a
clever two-act burlesque In which all of
the member of tlio company appear. It
Ih entitled "Punch." During the llrst act
Mabel Ilazetou executed beveral new
dances. A number of the 110pul.tr fcoiifja
und dances of the day weie lutioduccd
by other membera of the company.
In the olio appear Charles Fulke, who
possesses a sweet tenor voicu; Hobby
HolHton, the dwarf comedian, Florenco
inropp. 111 fumsa und dunces, uickncll,
the cluy modeler, nnd Low II. Carroll,
who entertained with nongs, monologue
and 11 travesty tin slelght-of-hand. The
company will repeal the performance
this and tomorrow evenings with a mat
inee tomorrow afternoon.
A I'nrln .Model.
A unique theatrical event will bo the
production at the Lyceum theater Mon
day next of the new three-act comedy,
"A Parld Model," by Jane Mnuldln-fels'l,
of New York, with a company of unusual
merit selected by Hudolph Arunon tho
eminent director of the "Aronson and
BIJou Theatre companies" of New York.
The cast Includes Mile. l'llar-Mnrln, who
makes her rlrit appearance In an Eng
lish speaking part. Miss Maud Haolam,
a former prominent member of Charles
Frohm.iii'H Stock company. Miss Caro
line Cook, Miss Mollle Itovolle. Miss Nina
Ereelh, Leo Dltrichsteln, William Bon
uelll, Lorlmer Johnston, Edward Morri
son, Itoy Falrchlld, Robert J. Thomas,
Charles Harriett. Itnlpli N. Thomas,
Howard Messemer, Jo.soph !'. Watson
und Joseph Ilarilngton and Pell Hnney,
the well-known Celtic comedian
Thornton' Vniidrvillei.
Thornton' Vaudevilles Is un attrac
tion that should attract large houuea at
every performance 'during their stay at
Mueto hall of threo nights and two mat
inees, commencing Monday, Jan. 21, open
ing with a matlneo on Monday ufter
noon. ' This organization Is one of the
best and largest of lis kind on tlio road
this season, numbering sixteen high sal
aried artists, all 0 thvin top-liners. A
yw member nt the company are; Loid
und Mack, Bryant And yieaver, and
Bouffoni, rVnnlnn unit t.nov nnd Sinters
1 MartelL,
THE MARCH TERM
IS POSTPONED
United States Court Will Begin March
22 Instead of March 7.
CIRCUIT COURT TRIAL LIST
It la Headed by tlio Trcspais Cnso ol
Annn 12. Dickinson Acnlnit James
OglcRbySult ol I'ltunnior Against
the Hlllsldo Conl nnd Iron Com
pany is to II o lIcnrtl--Tvo Cases
on the Kqulty Lilt.
-t"
The Match term of fulled .States Dis
trict cuurt, which wns scheduled lor
the first .Monday of March in this city,
has been postponed until the fourth
Tuesday of March for the reason thnt
neither Judge Acheson nor Judgo Buf
llngton can be present nt that date,
as both will be attending the meeting
of the United States Circuit Court of
appeals. Marshal Leonard, by direc
tion of the Judges, is to come here on
the date for which the session wan
originally set and fcormully adjourn thu
court until Maieh 22.
The trial list for the term In question
contains many important cases, amotifr
them one of the Anna Dickinson tres
pass suits. In which iPoor Director
James Oglesby is defendant, and the
Handley will case, wherein Henry
Hundley and about fotty others of
Wtxford. li eland, and vicinity as
plaintiffs are reeking to establish re
lationship wlih the deceased judge and
theieby braik the will. The complete
list is ns follows:
Anna 13. Dickinson vs. James Oglesby;
tiespass.
William II. Taylor vs. the Thomson
Houston Elect! Ic company, deft., nnd It.
13. Dtuistaii, et al garnishees; assump
sit. CJcorge Sanderson vs. same.
P. S. Page and I.qni'u A. Page, his
wife. vs. same.
P. S. Page vs. same.
K. 11. Sturges vs. same.
Hunk of Commerce vs. J. C. Bright, et
al.; assumpsit.
Bank of Commeice vs. William C.
Meyers, et nl.; assumpsit.
Henry S. Plummer and F.mmn A. Plum
mer vs. the Hillside Coal and Iron com
pany and the Lackawanna Coal com
pany limited; ejectment.
Mtirdwell Dolph vs. the National Acci
dent boclety of New York: assumpsit.
William Ford, by his guardian. James
Butler, vs. the Delaware and Hudson
Cnnal company; trespass.
Thomas Gaughan. by his mother und
next friend, Ellen Clftik vs. same; tres
pass. Sarepta Stanton vs. same; trespass.
Bridget Murphy vs. thu Life Insurance
Clearing company, of St. Paul, Minn.,
assumpsit.
John Keatn, Julian If. Kearn, Hamil
ton F. Keau and Alexander I,. Kean,
administrators c t. a. of the estate of
John Kean, deceased, vs. the Scranton
Gas and Water company; assumpsit.
Amanda Mace vs. the Vermont Life
Insurance company; assumpsit.
Jumes O'Nell vs. the Life Insurance
Clearing company, of St. Paul, Minn.;
assumpsit.
The Traders National Bank of Scranton,
Pa,, vs. the Fidelity and Casualty com
pany of New York; assumpsit.
Michael T. Walsh, executor of the last
will and testament of Patrick Butler, de
ceased, vs. the Royal Colon Mutual Life
insurance company of Des Moines, Iowa.:
assumpsit,
EQUITY LIST.
James W. Oakford vs. Frances A. Hack
ley: bill nnswer and replication,
Henry Handley, et al., vs. Hemy W.
Palmer, et al.
0. C. & S. R. R. CO. OFFICER").
Stockholder Elected Directors und
thu Latter Organized Vcstcrdny.
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Ontario, Carbondale and
Scranton Railroad company, whose
toute Is leased by the Ontario and
Western company, was held yesterday
afternoon at the office of E. B. Sturges,
In the Commonwealth building.
Following- Is the board of directors
elected: Thomas P. Fowler, Edward
II. Sturges, Albert S. Roe, John Jer
myn, O. S. Johnson, James N. Rice.
John B. Kerr, Daniel Scurry, Edward
Olarkson, James E. Chtlds, Clarence E.
Spencer, James E. Burr and William
II. Richmond. The only change In the
board was the election of Albert S.
Roe to succeed C. D. Simpson.
Mr. Fowler was elected president; Mr.
Chllds, vice-president; R. D. Richard,
secretary and treasurer, and C. II.
Pitcher, J. II. Rlttenhoase and F. K.
Piatt inspectors or Judges.
WYOMING.
On Filday evening. Jan. 28, the In
dependent Olee club, of Wyoming semi
nary, will give an entertainment In tho
Presbyterian church under the aus
pices of the King's Daughters. Miss
Hello B. Parker, the Instructor In elo
cution at the seminary, will accom
pany the club and render several selec
tions. The admission will be in and 25
cents,
Miss Laura Davles has recovered
from her recent illness.
Lynn, the two-year-old son of Her
bert Klsbaugh, of Sh'icnia'vr nvenue,
is quite sick with the grip.
The skating on Shoemaker's pond
linn been very good again this week.
Miss Oertrudo Leaycock entertained
a number of her ft lends nt tea on Wed
nesday evening at her home.
Thoninit Pockwell, who has been sick
with pneumonia. Is improving.
Mis. H. H. Antrim, of Seventh street,
Is very 111.
Henry Shoemaker, of the West Side,
is quite ill with the gtip.
Mrs. Jennie La cue and son. of Bald
Mount, visited Mrs. Fisher Gray this
week.
Miss Ella Rozelle, of the West Side,
has recovered from u severe attack of
the grip,
MOTHERS PRAISE Hood's Sarsa
parllla, because, by Its great blsod
enriching qualities, It gives rosy cheeks
und vigorous appetites to pale and
puny children.
HOOD'S PILLS are tho favorite
family cathartic and liver medicine.
I'rlco 23c.
CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE.
C'oTiNirnuNToNirANDiNaRowiNa
nails cured without the least pain or
dniwlng blood. Consultation nnd udvlea
given tree. E. M. 11KTKEU Chiropodist,
flSlti ljtokuwnnnu avenue. Ladles attended
at their riMldeuue if desired. Charges moder
ate. CITY SCAVENGER.
Aiumiaas cleans privy vaults
. and ces pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used. A. HltlGGS, Proprietor.
Leave orders 11 OU N. Main uve., or LlckeJ"
drug store, corner Adams uud Mulberry.
'Xclvpbono (1U4U.
riHAK COOPER " CITY" HCAVKNOEUT
J All order promptly utteaded to, day or
,lti. All IIim ltl.ttt lllttlllulton t!ll,,rLrrtV
leasonuble. 7JI) bcrauion streoU Houia
' win Wnshburrt street.
Tribune
Classified Specials
HKLP WANTK1) 1 OENT A WOUD
KOil ItKNT 1 CENT A WOIU)
FOH HALE .1 CENT A WOIU)
HEAL ESTATE 1 CENT A WOIU)
AGENTS WANTED 1 CENT A WOIID
SITUATIONS WANTED
Free of Charge.
Alt advertisements liuorted In theso
column (excepting Situation Wnnted,
wbloli nre ptthllMied freo of charge,) are pay
able HTIlfOTLY IN AUVANCIi DON'T
auk to have them charcod.
HELP WANTED MALES.
Aiivs. Under This Head One Cent a WorJ.
SALESMEN SCHOOL HUrPLIKS: COUN
try work; Biuo iialnry monthly, with.
try
llliciat nddltlomil commUslon.
1W Sft
EVANS & CO., Chicago.
w
ANTED-A8 AGENT IN EVEttY SKO-
made sells nt night; alto n man to sell Staple
ituoas to dealers; dcki Hiuo line c 40 n uiouiuj
salary or largo commission made: experience
unnecessary. Clifton Soap and Manufacture
ng Company, Cincinnati, O.
WANTEU " WELL-KNOWN MAN IN
every town to solicit Block, subscrip
tion; a monopoly; big money for agents; no
ciipltul required. KDWAKD O. FISH A CO,
llorden Block. Chicago, lit
HELP WANTED FEA1 ALES.
Auvs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
LAI)!KHI MAKE I1IO WAGES DOING
pleasant homo work, nnd will gladly send
full particulars to all sending 'J cent stamp.
M1.S8 M. A. bTKUlHNS, Lawrence, Mich.
WANTED-LADY AGKNTS IN SCRAN
ton to sell and Introduce Harder cake
Icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work
permanent nnd very profitable. Write for
particulars at once and get benefit of holiday
trade. T. U. BNYDKIt CO., Cincinnati, U.
w
; ANTED IMMEDIATELY TWO KNElt
netlo mlt'swomen to represent vm.
Uunrnnteed Sit a day without Interfering
with other duties. Healthful occupation.
Write for pnttlculnrs. enclosing stamp,
MANGO C11K.MIUAL COMPANY; No. 7'J
John street. New York.
AGENTS WANTED.
AOKNT.S-THK "MONARCH" IS THE
betl and cheapest telephone dtslc on
the market; tetall price, lncludlu one roll
of paper, sir, Ubernl discount; cxchiMe ter
ritory. W. W; HAMILTON Jc CO., Ul Mllb
stieet, lloston, Mas.
WANTED-AGKNTS I'OU GHEATEST
ttas saving device uinnurnrtured. Ilo.
tails 'J5C. mir protltt. OLVElt 1IHOS.
Ilochester, N. Y.
AGENTd TO SELL OUR ftOC. STORM
door; sample prepaid upon receipt of
price, AMERICAN HIORM DOOR CO.,
Port Huron, Mich.
LONDIKE AGENTS WANTED FOR
largo Illustrated book of Klondike five
hundred pages: price 91. 00; outfit luc. Ad
dress NATIONAL PUI!MSHINUCO Lake
side llulldlng, Chicago, III.
WANTEDSOLICITOUS; NO DELIVEIt
tng, no collecting; xsltlon permanent;
pay weekly; ttato age. ULEN UROTHEItM,
ltochester, N. Y.
AUEMH WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Sure Cltlzenahipprlce 1. Go
ing by thousands Address NICHOLS.
Nupcrvllle, 1U.
AGENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, silver, nickel nnd copper electro
plasters; prices from $3 upward; salary and
expenses paid; outfit free. Address wtta
Btlimp, MICHIGAN MFQ CO., Chicago.
AGENTS-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL,
ers; $2r, weokly and expenses; experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFU
CO., 48 Van liureu St., Chicago.
FOR KENT.
Atlvs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
HOTEL FOR RENT THE WELL
known Wayne House, corner of Houle
vord and Providence Turnpike road, In
Prlccburg. Old licensed bouse, well patron
ized. Itent reasonable to good tenant. In
quire of MRS. EMMA 11AKER, on premises.
F
OR RENT-FLOOR BOX40 FOIL BUSI-
ness purpose). Inquire 137 I'oun ave
nue.
HOUSE TO RENT A SIX-ROOM HOUSE
to rent. luqulreat No. 142 South Gar
Held avenue.
SECOND FLOOR OF 242 PENN AVENUE;
eight rooms, bath, modern Improve
ments. P. W.taTOKES, Attorney, 131) Wyo
ming avonue.
I7IGHT-R00M HOUSE, HATH, MODERN
JJj Improvements, 700 Electric
Green Ridge. P. W.
vu Ln. 1
avenue.
STOKES, Attorney,
1.10 Wyoming nvenue.
FOR SALE.
Advt. Under This Head One Cent 1
Word.
F
OR SALE SMALL HOUSE, 001
houses, Myrtle street and (Julncy avenue;
ten rooms each side; steam beat. T. J.DUG
GAN, Llbrarj building, Wyoming nvenue.
FOIt SALE-GROCERY STORE, HU1LD
Inn, stock nnd fixtures, horse and wagon;
business established; owner wants to retire.
Apply 207 North Garfield avenue.
ITOH' SALE-ONK 20-HORSE POWER
I' boiler, us good as new. THE WESTON
MILL CO.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Advi. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
MN'EY'TOLolvNNTmjjrR
$500orover on llrst city mortgage.
I1UOWN, Attorney, Meurs building.
SIT UATIONS WANTED.
A YOUNG MAItlllED .MAN WISHES A
situation as teamster or any other kind
of work; Is it hiiMler; best of references. Ad
dress C. F. 1C, 1017 Luke street, city.
ITrOUK UY THE DAY WANTED-11Y A
joungludy. Address MISS 1. F., 113
South Hyde Park avonue.
WANTED-I1Y A REHPECTAHLE MAR
rled man a situation In grocery; has
20 years' experience; or as collector or any
pluee of trust; good references. Apply U.,
UOOVj Oak streot, Scrautou.
SITUATION WANTED-UY A YOUNG
man, age 21, us clerk, waiter or any hon
orable work; strictly temperate; references
glen. Address M, 11. R., Tribune office.
S ituation"wanted-a YOUNGMAN
2H years of age; correet habits; has trav
eled for u scranton wholesale bouse adver
tlslng aud soliciting trade. Contract with said
house fiiltllled-Ian. 15, lbOri; would uccept
a slmllur position or any other bouest em
ployment; not afraid of work; an all around
horseman; live years' business experience
Also held u government position from 180.1
to 1807. Dot reference. F. It. It., 14UB
I'onn avenue, city.
OlTlJATION WANTED-IN WliOLE"
O sale or retail store, city, in any cupaolty,
by practical business -niin; good ucrountant;
terms moderate. Address. 11US1NEKS,
Tribune office.
PLAIN SEWINO AND FAMILY DIIESS.
making wauled, by a young woman
who bus learned the trade; wages $1.00 per
tluy; rather rapid worker. Address, Miss
M. M 1217 Washington avenue.
AN OLD SOLDIER WISHES EMPLOY
ment us wntcbmun or any light work;
has had three ears" experience; can give
very best references. Address, J. U. IC,
1017 Luke street, city.
OITUATION WANTKD-KV A YOUNO
P man as teamster or take rare of horses;
can furnish best of references. Address, P.
A. M., ltiUU Luke street.
CilTUATlON WANTL'D-HV A LADY AH
O housekeeper, lu or out of city. Address
HOUSKlCKKPElt, Tribune office.
DHUa CLKKir. JUNIOII-YOUNCI MAN
with two years' experience wishes a po
sition, Herman, best of references. Address
"SALOU" )t)D Paul ilreet, City.
SITUATION WAisTKD-HY' A YOU"NG
man us double-entry bookkeeper; good
references. Address llox 101, Jeruiyn,
Connolly & Wallace
A Special Sale of
TOWELS
is now in-order
100 Doz. Large HemStitched Huck Towels, firm
in quality and absorbent in nature.
iOO Doz. Extra Heavy Huck Towels
usual value
SEE WINDOW.
Connolly & Wallace.
127 and 129 Washington Avenue.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
"TEETH MADE PERFECT."
ORIGINATORS OF PAINLESS DE.UISTRT.
We have all the latest discoveries for alio
vlatlng pain.
We extract teeth, till teeth, and apply gold
crowns and bridge work without the least
particle or pain, by u method patented und
used by us only. NO CHARQE for painless
extracting when teeth are ordered.
Full Set Teeth, S3.00.
We guarantee a fit.
Gold Crowns, $3.00.
All other work at proportionately low prices.
S-Oold Crowns and Bridge Work a
Specialty.
lielng the oldest and largest dental parlors
In the world, we are so well equipped that all
work done by us Is tho best to be hud. Our
operations are positively painless. All work
guaranteed for 1U years.
NEW YORKTENTAL PARLORS
Corner Lackawanna and Wyoming Ave.,
(Over Newark Shoe Store.)
Hours, 8 to 8. Sunday, 10 to A
SEYEN GRAND MID-WINTER TOURS
TO
CALIFORNIA
These parties will be under personal escort
throughout, and the Journeys will be made
In Bpeclul trains of elegant vestlbulcd palace
sleeping cars, with dining cars. There will
be visits lu Cullfornlu to San Diego, UK er
slde, Ilcdlands, Pasadena, Los Angeles, Avu
Ion, on Santa Catallna Island, San Fran
Cisco, San Hufuel, San Jose, aud Monterey,
and the parties will return over tho Sierra
Nevada by daylight, visiting Knit Lake City,
Denver, and Manltou, with daylight views of
the Gorges and Cuuons of Colorado. There
will bo sojourns at some of the Flnjst Hotels
In America, Including the Hotel del Coro
nado, Van Nuys and Wostmlnster, Hotel
Green and Lu Plntorescu, Hotel -Metro pole,
Palace Hotel In San Francisco, Hotel Haiael,
Hotel Vendome, Hotel del Monte, Hotel
Knutsford In Salt Lake City, and The Drown
l'alaco Hotel In Denver. A Delightful Round
ol Travel and Slght.seelng.
Including first-class railway travel, a
double berth In sleeping cars, all hotel ac
commodations, trunsfers, carriage rides, and
Incidental meals durlug entire til p.
49-Send for descriptive book or Mid-Winter
Tours.
RAYMOND & WHITCOMB,
lUilo Chestnut Street,
Mutual Life Ins. Building, Philadelphia.
WALTER W. BRANSON,
Chef ol Jonas Long's Sons,
Philadelphia Caterer.
Boned Turkey Croquettes, Salads of All
Kinds, Weddings, l'ailles; Experienced Men,
All orders promptly attended to. Order can
be left at 1. I Washington uve., or can be
seeu ut Jonas Long's Sous' Cafe.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
flUIK ANNUAL MKETINQ OF THE
X stockholders of Tho Tribune Publishing
Compuuy, of Scranton, will be held lu the
ofllce of the company on Tuesday, January
the'.sib, 18HH, mil p. m., to elect officers
fortheensulugyearuud for the purpose of
tiansactlng any other business thut muy
come- before the meet loir.
(Signed) K. It. ltlFFLK, Secretary,
rpiIK ANNUAL MKKTINQ OF THE
X stockholders of The St. Clair Coa com
pany, for tho election of directors and tho
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before It, will be heldou Mon
day, Jauuury 4th,lBI)H, ut Iheotllceof the
compuny In Hcraotou, Pa., nt o'clock p. m.
No transfer or stock will bo made for the ten
day next preceding the date of above meet
ing. K. P. KINUHIIUHY,
Secretary.
riMIK ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
J. stockholders of The Enterprise Powder
Manufacturing Company, for the election of
directors and tlio truusautlun of such other
business as may properly come before It,
will be held on Wednesday, Jauuury !tb,
181)8, nt the otlloe oft he couipauy In Hcran
tou, Pa,, atn.at) o'clock p. m. No transfer
of stock will be mnde for ten days next pre
ceding tbe date of the above meeting.
K. P. K1NUSUUHY, Secretary
19
C.
At
25
C.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
PILSNER
43M04MHIIUI1.P0.
Telephone Call, 2333.
We Can't
Sell Skates
Or bicycles this weather,
but we can
Repair
Your Umbrella
if it is broken, So bring it
in, you will not have to wait
long for it. We re-cover
umbrellas.
C.M.FLOREY
222 Wyoming Ave.
iiiiiiiiiiim!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiii!j
IGE SKATES I
That Cut Ice,
AT 2
Prices That Gut More to,
5 And s
I BICYCLES I
I That Set the Pace, j
c r.
S AltEON SALE AT S
I -Kill, m SDMI! si. i
nilllllllMV1IUIIIIIIIIlllUIII!lllll!!!lli
WOLF & WENZEL.
340 Adams Ac, Opp. Court Home.
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS
80I0 Agents for Itlchardson-Bojrntoq'l
Furnaces aud Itauge-
Only
I'll
1 IS
H i t
very uir
AMUSEMENTS.
Academy of ilusic
Two Solid Weeks, Beginning
Monday, Jan. 17.
Dime Matinees Dally After Opening Day.
WHITE'S COMEDY CO.
And Grand Orchestra.
35 Artists. New People. .New Plays.
Grand Scenery. Walte's Original Prices
10, 'JO and 110 cents.
Frohman's Great Success, "THE WIPE,'
Monday livening.
Lyceum Theater.
Rels & Durgunder, Lessees.
II. K. Long, Local Managir.
Monday, Jan. 24th.
A
Paris
Model
Comedy In Three Acts, by JANE MAUL
DIN FUtol-
DIIIKCTION OP RUDOLPH AltONSd.V.
Regular 1'rlces.
Music Hall.
A. A. Penyvessy, Lessee and Manager.
3 Nights, Commencing Thursday, Jan. -0.
.Mutlnccs Thursday and Saturday.
Fred Rider's
Night Owls
In an elaborate production of the Spec
tacular burlesque
"PUNCH."
Reserved sent now on sale at Short Ills
gins, Cigar Store, -1)7 Iackawanna Avenue.
Taking Inventory nnd decided to sell all
of our
ODDS and ENDS
-OF-
SOFT
and
ALPINE
Hats
-FOR-
$1.00
Look in our show case; you will Hud f'.'.OO
audv..au Hats nmougst thorn.
CONRAD'S.
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