TUESDAY, FEBKUA11Y 8. ISO.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, FEUnUAIlY 8, 1S88.
GRAVE CRIMES
ARE ALLEGED
Olchefski, Accused Dyna
miter, and the Bogart
Burglars on Trial.
STORY OF THE OFFENSES
Trials Will Probably Last
for Several Daj s.
Judge Archil. ilil in the .Mniu Court
llnoni Is Tiylnc-llie Arfcon Cnsc,
nuit .Itiilso (.'unslcr in No. 'i
I'resieic Over thu llurglnry Tilnl.
Ho tli lime Over ami Terminer
Jitri('s--rrisrcs .Undo in Knch
( use I'p (u Adjournment.
Thr ttlul of two unuHUnlly Important
case", the Olehefskl exjilo.sluii unci the
HupMtt liurrjliiry. weie bosun yester
elny In (ilmlnnl eouit, the former be
fnie Judge Aiehbnhl In the main couit
luimi (iint tin- hitter before JtulKe Gun
htei In couit loom No. 'I. It Is likely
that unit her enso will lntl lens than
ihieo tlaj and the Olchefski ease
possibly continue even loncei.
Dlstilct Attorney Jones called the
Olehelt-ki ease Hist. An oyer and ter
mlnei jui. wus lnslhted upon, und it
wui not until neaily 'i o'clock in the
afternoon Unit twelve acceptable men
veiu found They are:
Joiliua Doran luimiii Covington
Job i I. Svvuitz lli"ui.in. Dillon
Kdwurd Slilck. MtonvimiiHin South Ablntf-
ton.
John V. I'ljiuis mlnei, Tuvlor.
N H liohliiMin. fai mi r, Scott
Itnm-M M WIIII.hiif cleik, Scranton
Tiuiik A. Hone iiphoWtercr. Scmntin
I u 1 1 , c'liKkev, clerk, Ecmtitnii
'IhnUKiii 1'. .Mm tin cleilc, Moscow
Hcnrv Urottnu llieiuun, Scranton.
John 1 Owens, miner, Ti)lor
Audi w II. AlUn lll engineer. Dun-
mole
The technical eilnw with which I.enn
Olchefski la chained la uihon. On the
mmntnvc of June 29, lhV, ut aliout 12.40.
a tenillc explosion startled the South
Side nnd in fact made itself felt over
tvvo-t-toi) flame building1, situated at
the coiner of PltWon avenue and Klni
Mi eel. and owned by Mis. Leon Ol
ehefskl It was occupied on the trrountl
lloor with a saloon kept by Joseph
Miehnlowskl and a general btoie, of
wlileh OlcJiefVkl was piojuietor, and on
the upper lloor was a huge hall uaed
for dances and society meetings.
BUILDING DEMOLISHED.
The foice of the explosion completely
demoliblied tlie building and did ex
tensive damage to adjoining piopeity,
breaking window a block auay and
tosaing people out of their beds in the
houses, Immediately adjjeent
The lulns took lite and the (lames
.spread south and east, totally destroy
ing the piojeit of Michael O'Haiu,
wlib h adjoined on Prospect uenue,
and the Olchefaki dwelling house, to
fie iear on Elm stieet. In wlilch Ol
cliefskl, MIchalow.Mkl and Daniel Lan
gowaki lived with theii respective fam
ilies. After the HiM survey of the situation
tlieie was no question in the minda of
the authoiitietj but that a eiiine had
boeii committed and befoie tlie end of
the following day suspicion pointed ao
atmngly to Olchefski that he was ar
ieted. He denied all knowledge of how the
thing occuned and could offer no ex
planation us to wha; could have caus-ed
it
He stated to Chief Hickuy, of the Hie
d"paitment, und Chief of Police Rob
ling that he went to bed at 9 o'clock
and was awakeiud from his sleep by
the explosion. He pulled on his trotin
eis and inn out of the houae by the
iear door. As lie came out Into tho
)atel he was knocked down and pin
ioned by the falling walls. He was
badly bruised and the Haines scorched
his hair and face und he thought he
would lie but tic d to death with tho
debris, but by a superhuman effort ho
succeeded In leleablng himself and then
went nnd rescued hla family.
PLACED I'NDEH AHRISST
The fact that Olehefskl was in
Mlchalowskl'a baloon at 10.30; that tho
furnltuie leacued fiom his burning
dwelling wa.s diipping with kerosene;
that his stockings weie likewise sat
in ated, that he had told several par
ties he kept dynamite In the store and
later denied having told thla, together
with v.uious other minor suspicious
circumstances foiced the conclusion
that he wna guilty. At f. n'clock In the
afternoon, when a Tribune leporter
discovered gooda, such as peifumery
nnd fancy articles, concealed In Ol
chefakl's barn, the police forthwith
mused the suspect's an est.
He was given a hearing befoie Al
derman Millar und held to ball to
answer at court. The case has been
down for tiial at several sessions, but
tluough vaiiouH causes was continued
fiom time to time until yosterday.when
the commonwealth had everything
--leadyand elected to proceed to trial.
District Attorney Jones is conduct
ing the piosecution unaided. Ft re Chief
Hlckey appears an proseeutor, Olehef
skl Ik represented by Attorneys C. E.
Olver, John F. Scragg and John P.
Kelly.
At 2 o'clock Mr. Jones began hla
i'l
Hardest thlnifc In the
contrary thinjjs to keen
when not cleaned. Are
easily with tliat enetny of
fiJ&f
tArcet package gTioteat
TUB V. K. VAIIIUAKK
Chle&g. BLLouln. New York.
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NMHEBaHBEsasssa
opening, speaking for nearly nn hour.
After outlining tho circumstances of
the crime, lie stated that the common
wealth proposed to show that the Ol
chefskia had their propel ty Insured for
a great deal more than Us real value,
the $4,000 store building, for Instance,
being Insured for JG.OOO; that Olchefski
had become mixed up In a church quar
rel nnd in consequence) hla business
was going to pieces; that he tried to
purchase dynamite at two different
places In tlie city, only a short tlmo
before tho explosion; that he acknowl
edged having had slxty-flvc sticks of
dynamite In the cellar, but afterwards
denied it; that he was seen carrying
away foods from tho store nnd that
some of there goods wero afterwards
discovered in his barn; that his wifo
had taken a number of her chesses to
a neighbor's house shortly before the
day of the crime and soon nfterwards
called nnd got them bnck again; that
in contradiction of Olchefskl's state
ment that ho went to bed at D o'clock,
he wns seen nbout the building ns late
a.s 10.30 nnd that peoplo in Mlchalow
skl's saloon heard hammering going
on in tho Olchefski store much later
than that.
EVIDENCES OF KEROSENE.
These circumstances, together with
the finding of kerosene in the buteau
drawers, on the carpet. In the stuffed
bottoms of mohair covered chairs, the
cover.s of which appenred to have been
cut open with a. knife, und tho other
evidences of keiosene having been
scattered about the dwelling house.wns
sufllcleut. the district nttorney con
tended, to establish Olchefskl's guilt
beyond a doubt.
Fire Chief P. J. Hlckey was tho first
witness to take the .stand. Hla testi
mony tended to establish the fact that
theie had been a severe explosion,
damaging to property and dangerous
to life, and that It was a ciiminal act.
In describl-g the force of the explo
sion, he stated thnt the side walls of
the building were strewn over the en
tire width of both streets, tlie bottom
boards being farthest out from the
shatteied building Some pieces of
scantling were found two hundred feet
away and in the brick directly across
Pitt8ton avenue, both the front and
rear windows were blown completely
out of their sashes. He also described
the ilndlng of the kerosene-soaked fur
niture nnd paid fuither In this con
nection thnt he ran his fingers through
Olchefskl's hair and found it soaked
with keiosene.
On doss-examination, Mr, Scragg
was contented to show that Olchefskl's
family lled in the building adjoining
and only a few feet away from thu
wrecked store and that kerosene lamps
weie used for lighting the dwelling
apartments. '
Peter Koblltiir, jr., .stoker of the Nep
tune Engine company, ,S,terrIck Slm
rell, of the William Connell Hose com
pany, and William Flckus, of the Nep
tunes, alto described the condition of
the building after the explosion, the
scenes Immediately following the fire
and the discovery that the furniture
and caipets weie soaked with kero
sene, Casper Schelly, whose resldence.dlag
onally opposite the Olchefski building,
was badly damaged, and Henry Hines,
another neighbor, told of the Oamngo
to nearby buildings resulting from the
explosion.
Chailes Kicfer, whose home is one
bundled and eighty feet fiom the scene
of the explosion, told of being tin own
out of bed by the concussion and upon
lnuylng to the scene, found Mrs. Ol
chefski in fiont of her home, completely
cliessed.
Mrs. Veronica Nltch, ulster of Mrs.
Mlchalowskl, who was al one of the
ilrst on the scene, said she found Ol
chefski with his white shirt on, be
sides trousers, stocking and vest. At
this juncture court adjourned for tho
day
THE HOfJAnV UUUGLAUS.
An ojer and terminer Jury was also
chosen In tlie burglaiy case.. It was
called as soon as the Olchefski twelve
had been picked from the panel. After
an bom's examination the following
weie uirieed upon:
John McIIiiTh, police ninu, C.irhomlnle.
T I. Hid well, muulikr, Sciauton.
John Eaton council, Carbonelale.
Rlcluiid I'ljiiii, CKcut, sji'ianton.
ijeorgo Monulngei, moulder. Dunmoie.
Amliew Smullen, miner, Caiboiiilule.
Michael S.immon, conductui, Scranton.
Michael Lnng.in niillhaud, Sciauton.
P.nld Clark, mlllhanil, Scianton.
Edward Osenbaugh, motormun, Scranton.
ThomaA J. llreen, laborer. Scranton
Charles M. De Lcng, commercial tniv
eler, Scrantcn.
In this cae Frank Hlxler, Michael
O'Nell and Hurry Johnson, alias J. F,
Rellly, tlnee supposed professional
crooks, aie accused of the burglary of
tho lesldencH of Gairett Bogait, super
intendent of the Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western Itullroad com
pany, in the eaily part of the evening
of Sept. '10, 1M)7 They were captured
in Chicago three weeks later, while
seeking to secute fiom an express ofllce
a box containing the booty, which It is
said they shipped there to their own
address, ee as to avoid the danger of
carrying it about their peisona over
so long a Juutney. How they came to
be discovered is one of the most re
maikable occurrences known in ciimi
nal jecoids and lends moie like a dime
novel detective story than a recital of
actual facts,
On tlie day of the burglary Mr. no
Bart left his home, corner of Adams
avenue and Spruce stieet, at 7 o'clock
In the moinlngfor hlsoiilce in tlie Dela
ware, Lackawanna nnd Western sta
tion His wife locked up the house at
9 o'clock and left to spend the day In
Illnghamton with her daughter, Mrs,
George Fowler. Mr. Bogart saw her
off on tho tinln and was given the key
of tho house bv his wife. He did not
go home for dinner or supper and wait
ed at the .station until 8 o'clock, that
he might accompany Mis. Bogait
home,
VALUABLES GONE
When they reached their residence,
about 8.20 o'clock, they discovered that
it had been bioken into and about
Continued on IV.bo T.J
rVJ
house to clean. Most
clean. Most ufinleasnnt
made clean and kent clean
oil aud grease unci dirt
Washing
Powder
economy.
nOMPlNV.
Boutoa. Philadelphia.
MYSTERIOUS TROUBLES.
few Peoplo UndcMtnnd or Itnllzo
It. A Clenr Hxplanntlon ol Itt Ma
turo nnd JIow to Avoid It Clearly
Shown,
Wh'at Is this mysterious trouble that
is coming upon tho people 7
Why is it that we see fo mnny men
who look weakened, nerveless and
wholly out of condition?
Why are so many women, whom wo
se pale, with parched lips, dark lines
under the eyes and a general luck of
lustre?
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These things Beem to be greatly In
creasing of late, and without anv ap
parent cnuse. We see more men wh'o
lack vigor than ever Iwfore. We meet
more women who soem broken-down
than in tho past. Surely there must be
a cause fcr all this and there is.
Thee troubles can arise from but one
cause, namely, disordered kidneys or
urinary organs. Indeed, It Is now ad
mitted that the region of the lower
body Is the prime source of most phy
sical ills. When the kidneys become
diseased the blood becomes poisoned
and all the troubles such as sleepless
ness, lack of appetite, neivelessntss,
testlessncss, tired nnd despondent feel
IrifTS follow in its wake.
The truth is, the people are not well;
but they hhould be, and they can be If
they would only take the means of re
covery that are near at hand. In writ
ing upon this subject, Dr. R. A. Gunn,
Dean and Professor of Surgery of the
Vnlted States Medical College, New
York, says:
"In a laige class of ailments where
the blood is in an unhealthy ttate,
where there is no evidence of organic
mischief, but where tlie general health
is depleted, the face ballow, the urine
coloied, constituting the ''billlous" con
dition, the advantage gained from the
iibe of Wainer's Safe Cure is remark
able. I find also that In Blight's dis
ease It seems to act us a solvent of al
bumen; to soothe and heal Inflamed
membranes, nnd wash out epithelial de
biis which block up the urine bcarln?
tubes."
It is undoubtedly true that Americans
as a people, ate In n more or less ser
ious condition, and that there are com
plaints which have become national
diseases. But 't is also true that mod
em science lia.s provided an adequate
ren'edy which is able to fully control
it and supplant sickness and misery
by health nnd happiness.
THEATRICAL ATTRACTIONS.
(Mover Katie Kooucy.
"A (ill I from licland," nn omusins
luict served to introduce Katie llooney
i.rd the menibeib of her company to a
lair Mzed audience nt tho Academy of
Music last night illss Roonej save im
itations ot her father, tho late it
ltoone,, nnd Mieclalttles ot her own th it
woe iiulto us enteitninlus,'. There are
.eeial othti ery entertaining persons
in the company and tho perfoimanco as
a whole Is ple.islntr und butlsfactory. It
will be repeated this and tomoriow af
tciiuicus and eenlnfjb.
.Ncter Again 'I'oiught.
Tho maunuc'ment of the I.jceiim has
lecelsed thu follow Ing telegram trom JUr.
John 1.. Kerr, mumiBor ot the I.jceum
In reu-crd to the show, "Never Again,"
which is to bo nt tho Lvccum tonight:
Sracuse, Fob. 7. "Never ABaln,"
which you have billed for Tuesday night
is tho funniest show and has the best
company thnt lins been here this seaton.
John L. Kerr.
CAST OV CHARACTERS.
Rlbot, father-in-law E. M. Holland
Sltcclally engaged
V'igon, an artist Hugo Toland
Plancliette, doctor aud ltindloid,
Samuel Reed
Katzonjammer, musician, .Oeorge Marlon
I.avrllle, school muster,. James Kearney
Seiapliln, janitor Charles Eldredire
Chamuols, better Joeepli McKover
Balaudler Atthur Multliud
Tolmeche Ueoige Schetter
Mudamo Itibnt, mother-in-law,
Macslo llolloway Fisher
Murcellne, Vlgnon's wife,
Marls Dorlckson
Octuvle, Katzcnjammer's wife,
Urnce Kimball
Mine. Laviille, school uiistiess,
Anita Hothe
Maud, model May Laibert
Deblrto Alice Maynhall
Victorle, seivnnt Lillian Sullivan
Julio, servant Edith Kdgar
Pupils in Boarding School Lnvrille
l'anny May Gulyer
Nelly .. Fannie Hunt
Saiuh Vashtta Turner
Bob Jauo Wllspu
Jnmes Annle Mcnrcs
John Elsie Kent
Pioduced under the stage direction of
Joseph Humphreys
My I'riond from Indin.
It Isn't often a playwright rinds himself
In hiich a position that ho can compel a
manager to pay him weekly royalties on
u piny befoio it has been produced, but
that is Just the happy piedlcnment In
which Mr. H. A. Souchet once found him
self, lies tho man who wrote "My
Friend Prom India." After that plsco
made its phenomenal and unexpected lilt,
he wioto unothei corned), "The Man
From Mexico." Ot course, Managers
Smyth and Rice, who owned "My Friend
From dndla." bought tho play and con
tracted to nroduco It before March 1.
The earlier comedy had proved such a
success, however, that thoy really hadn't
n chance to put on tho now play until
Mav 1. nnd so lather than lose It, they
paid Mr. Du Souchet a weekly ro)alty
for two menths, Just the samel as it It
were pln)ing to good business every
night. "My Friend From Intlia" will bo
seen at the Lyceum tomorrow night.
The Clrl Irom Pnris.
The much talked of presentation of Ed
ward 13. Rico's "Tho Girl From Purls,"
will be seen In tills city at the Lyceum
on Thursday evening, Feb. 30, It Is tho
same merry, bright, musical comedy with
Us humorous etory, happy incidents und
catchy music, and tho Gay Furlslenne.
will add now laurels to her bright career,
wherever she goes. Already tho strains
of "Sister Miiry Jnun's Top Note," "Tho
linttereea, llulterllt Shootcis," "So Toko
You u Wnriilng." "I'm All the Way from
Gay Puree," and other mualcnl numbers
bavo become familiar. "The Girl From
Paris' will bo presented bete by tho New
York company In tho Mime complete man
ner ns seen at tho lie raid Seiua.ro theater,
with ita chorus of sixty voices and u
largely augumentcd orcliestiu, under tho
direction of Max Knauer,
Tho tnr of Sonbrcttes.
tNo company that we hnve ever hejard
of has over come to our city with such
fuvornble courrlerH ns Lillian Kennedy
-. -H 7
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week.
FOREIGN I.II.MIfiRATION.
Tho number of foreign Immigrants
bUnging $30 or over to tills country dur
ing the year ending Juno 30, ISM, vvus 33,
W, whllo 174,372 brought less than 130
with them. Tho total umount brought
wns Ji,'jl7,318. Over 313,000 Immigrants
camo Into tho country that ycur,
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AGENTS WANTED
Advs. Under Tills Head One Cent a Word.
AGENTS-TUB "MONARCH' IS THE
newt und cheapest telouhono desk on
tho imirket; retail piicc, including ono roll
of paper, PI! liberal ellscomit; cccluslv e ter
rltoiy W. W;HAMlLTON& CO., Ul Milk
strett, lioston, Mass
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ANTED-AGBNT.S FOR GREATEST
i!jsavlugdvlco manuruinnreo. lie.
tails 25c Big prottts. OLVER UHOd.
Rochester, N. Y.
GENTS TO SELL OUR Stte. hlOKM
door; sample prepaid upon rocelpt of
price. AMERICAN tjTOUU DOOR CO.,
Port Huron, Mich.
R
LONDIKE-AGENTH WANTED FOR
la r ire lllutrated book or Klondike, nvo
hlinilrMl nn.f,.' nrln ill .fill! ntltflt 1 (n. All.
drei,s NATIONAL PUULl-slIiNG CO,, Luko
fclde llulldlug, Chicago, 111.
WANTED-SOLICITOR9: NO DELIVER
Ing. no collecting; position permanent;
pay weekly; statu age. GLEN IlUOrHERS,
Rochester, N. If.
AGENTS WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO
do about Safe CitlueiiHhlp pilce l. Go
lug by thousands., Address NICHOLS,
Nupervllle, 111,
AGENT8-TO 8ELL OUR PRACTICAL
gold, sltver, nickel and copper electro
plasters; prices from S3 upward; sulary and
expenses paid; outfit free. Address, vvlta
Mump, MICHIGAN MFG CO., Chicago.
AGENTK-TO BELL CIGARS TO DEAL
ers; 825 weekly and expenses: experi
ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED MFU
CO., -18 Van 11 u r en St., Chicago.
CITY SCAVENGER
AIUIRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
. aud cebs pools; no odor. Improved
pumps used, A. CRIGGS, Proprietor.
Leave order 1100 N. Main avc., orKlcke'
drug store, corner Adams uud Mulberry,
'.telephone 0040.
-1HAB. COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER,
J All orders promptly attended to, duy or
night. All the latest appliances. Churge
reasonable. 710 hern u ton street. Homo
1125 Washburn street.
ROCK CUTTING
CAREY HROS,, ROOIC CUTTING CON
tractors. Apply, CAREY HROS., liox
tin, Avoea. Pa.
SITUATIONS WANTED
(DmLT?ONWANTEDA
O widow wishes position as housekeeper.
AddreN4 M. J.. TrlbmiA oltlnp.
., .
n,TM,,,nv.,,.vwll romMn mn
S1?H.Ai, ANrfcu-WASUINO AND
9 boning taken heinio or go out by the
wot It, Rear 120 Franklin avenue.
BUTCHER - THOROUGHLY EX PERI
enced, seeks employment In maiket or
peddling Address J, HILTON, i!JO Spring
street, Providence,
SITUATION WANTED-IIY A GIRL 17,
u nurse or upstairs girl, C. T., cure
Tribune oltlce.
BUSINESS MEN-A 11U8INESS MAN
formerly of this city, a real estate holder
and thoiougtily tollable, wlhes a position
where responsibility and careful attention to
details Is requisite; is well posted In tho city
aud Its business atTiilra and can furnish re
lauimendHtlous from our representative
men, also bonds If necessary. Address 11,
607 Linden street, Scranton, Pu.
SITUATION WANTED-IIY A YOUNG
k man, to deliver for procery store or mar
kel; well acquainted in the city; reierenca;
steady habits. Address SMITH, 610 Irving
avenue, city.
SITUATION WANTED-1JY A YOUNG
married man, willing to do uny kind of
work; hus bad experience. In dry goods und
groceiy stores ana can furnish best of refer
ences. CHARLES STANTON, Peckvllle, Pa,
SITUATION WANTED-IIY , YOUNG
O mail of good standing; has had three
years' experience In the livery aud under
ta!,lng busliieis. AddresH WILLIAM
MICHAEL, Peckvllle. Pa.
SITUATION WANTED-IIY A .MARRIED
man, as watohman; willing to do uny
kind of work. Address ii, I'dQH N. Wash
ington nvouue, city.
POSITION WANTED-IIY A YOUNG
mun as hardware clerk; has ImC over
four years' oxperlcnoo; have no bad habits;
can furnish good reference as to churucter
nnd business ubllty, terms reasonable. Ad
dress I Wuut U, Tribune oriice,
WANTED-A SITUATION HyTs'iNGLK
uiun; rive. ) ear experience grocery
and dry goods stoie or anv place of trust.
Can rnrnisli references. Address, IU 0. W..
llox 4, Dnryeu, Pa.
WANT ED-HY AN ELHERIA' ENGLISH
it lady a posltlau us houxekee er iu u
Biunll fanilly or as nurse to an Infant. Ad
dress, C, A M., 010 Mulberry sU, city, l
Connolly & Wallace
During
The Cold Snap
We will sell the balance of the
Waters' stocl of Men's Heavy Driving
and Working Gloves. Prices 25c, 50c.
and 75c. Worth more than double
these prices.
Will also sell a lot of Men's Natural
Wool and Camel's Hair Striped Under
wear, regular $1.25 grade, at 75c. each.
These are good cold 'weather specials.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE
127 and 129 Washington Ave.
1SYCLES.I
A Portion of Our
1898 Models!
Now on Exhibition. i
- Your inspection is
X requested. X
I C. H. FLOREY, Agent,
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222 Wyoming Avenue.
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FURNISHED ROOMS
Adv. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
H
ANDSOMEIA" FURNISHED ROOM AT
Vi'i Mulbcii) street.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent o Word.
Q2."0 00; $500,00; $3RO0.00 AND OTHER
4 Hums ut six per cent. Also any sum
over SI 0.000 ut live per cent, promptly.
11ROWN, attorney, M curs' building.
CHIROPODIST
AAAAAAArW
CORNS, HUN10N8 AND INGROWING
nulls cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation and advice
given free, E. M. HETEU Chiropodist,
U80 Laukawanna avenue. Ladles attended
at their residence If desired. Churges moder
ate. CLAIRVOYANT.
Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word.
MRS. E. CUTLER, ORDAINED SPEAK
er and trunce medium; sitting dally;
circles Sunday und Wednesday evenings.
1007 Diamond uveuuo.
LEGAL NOTICE.
N
OT1CE IS HEREI1Y GIVEN THAT AN
anollpittlnn will bo made to the Gover
nor of tho suite of Pen iisylvunln on the ihst
day or March, 1808. by C. E. Spent er, .lames
U Connell, F. P. Ford, TUomas J. Moore,
John J. O'lloyle, E. J. MoNully, T. F. Walsh,
Eru II. Ripple, P. J. Kolley, John llurnctt
uud Martin P. FlMin, under the Act of As
sembly of the uommonwenlth of Pennsylva
ulu, entitled "An Act to provide for the In
corpoiutlon und regulutlon of certain cor
porutlons;" approved April 20th, 1871, nud
the Bupptemeuts thereto, for a charter of un
Intended corporation, to be called "The Car
baudale Heat and Power Company," the
churucter uud object whereof Is supplying
heut and power to the publlo In the city of
Carhondale, Laoiiawanim county, Pennsyl
vania, and to such persons, partnerships nnd
corporations residing therein or ndjacont
thereto, us may drslrei tho same, and fortius
purpose to have, possess und enjoy u! I the
rights, benefits nud privileges of the said
Act of ,HneuibIy and Its supplements.
JAME1 W. OAKFORD, Solicitor.
TN RE: ASSIGNMENT OF THE OLY
1 phuut'irust Coiuiwiiy, No. 'JOJ Murch
'leriu, 1805, lu the Court of Common Pleas
of LacUawanua County. ,.,.,,
Notice is hcrohy given that John P. Kelly,
usslgnee, ha tiled his account nnd the same
will be continued on the third Monday or
January, 1808, unless exceptions are pre
viously tilled. The udo or court Is as fol
lows: "Where nrcoiintsuro filed by trustees
or ainlgnees, the Prothouotary sliull glvo
thereof by tho publication previous to a teg
ular term and therewith publish this rule.
And confirmation nisi on the (list day of mid
term shall boor course und cimllrinullou ub
solute on the second Monday or the term
shall bo entered by the Piothonotury or
course, unless exceptions are previously
led." a E. PRYOR, Protbonotary.
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Lyceum Theater-
One Night Ouiy,
Tuesday Evening, Feb. 8th.
Charles Frohman
PiesenU His Funniest, Most Successful
and Uest-1'lnyed Character Comedy,
NEVER AGAIN
Interpreted by a compnuy of Incomparable
excellence, suuu us secured for this pfny the
famous rnns of six months at tho uarrak
Thi liter. New York; three month nt
Jlooley'M Theater, C'klc&go; one month at
the lioston Museum.
IP f TohuveuioUyovsulnr ) DON'T
YOU To laugh for two hours 1- FAIL
WISH (To eo the best of acting j TO SEE
NEVER AGAIN.
Prices use, one, 70o nnd 91.00. ftaleo'
scats commences l'eb, sth, at II a. m.
WEDN1SJDAY, FEURUARY 0.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Upioailous Laughter Throughout the
Original
SMYTH & RICE COMEDY CO.
Presenting the Reigning Sensation
of the Year,
HIY FRIEND FRO Will
Made famous during n run or six months
In the Illjou Theater. New York, by the same
company who Piesents It here Haloof seats
opens Mondav moinlng, Feb. 7th.
REGULAR PRICES.
Thursday, Feb. 0th. One Night Only.
Edward E. Rico's New York Company, from
the Herald Hquaro Theater, presenting
the latest English comedy,
THE GIRL FROM PARIS
1,000 nights in London, :i()0 nights in
New York llfly-slx times in Philadelphia.
Thu fusel natlng fad of tho times. The
strongest organization In America
Mngniilcent SLOuerv. beautiful costumes.
CboriH uud llullet of sixty people.
it Is to laugh.
Sale ofseuts opens Tuesdny, Pel). 8,
Academy of ilusic
Tlnee Nights, Commencing
Monday, Feb. 7,
Usual Matinees.
DAINTY KATIE ROONEY
"A Chip or tho Old Iliock,"
In her latest greut hit,
The Girl from Ireland.
A merry fierce comedy in three acts. A
shower of lnugbx A downpour of merri
ment. A whirlwind of run. Produced by a
company or comedians, Blugers and dancers.
"Inrn dowu gas and whistle three times."
See Kutle Roouuy in her celebrated Imita
tion or her ruinous lather, the lute Pat
Rooney.
Academy Prices inc, 'Jftc, ;isc, f0c.
Three Days, Commencing
Thursday, Feb. 10.
Spedul Limited Engagement of the
Sterling Soubrette,
rvaiss
LILLIAN KENNEDY
Supported by 0 Company of First
class Artists, in thu Great
Luughuble Farce-Comedy
The DeacoiVs Daughter.
Regular Prices,
LADIES
Clean your Kid Gloves with MILLER'S
GLOVEINE. Forsaleonly by Mers Ha
gen, headquarters for dressed and undressed
kid gloves in all the most desirable shades.
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