TIIlD SCRANTON TRIBUNE- TKURSD AY. MARCH 17. 1898.
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CARBONDALE.
CTha CarbondiJ oorripondnc' of Tn
Tribune has been placed In lh hands o!
Mr.'-'C R. Munn, Balem venu and
Chuj-oh strett, to whnm news ltms may
b ndiiresiod. All complaints e to lr
ralr delivery, t&, should be njd to
Y7..J, Roberts, nws agent.)
NETTED $24.45.
Hospital Is Thnt Much Ahead on Ac
count of the Hnnnfll.
Following Is a report of the rocclpts
en expenditures of the concerts Riven
for ;the benefit, of tho Carbondale hos
pital Tuesday. In vlow of the urgent
needB of the Institution the email Hum
iKttod l not a compliment to tho char
itable instincts of our towns-people:
Total receipts SM5
EXPENSES.
Opera house $25.00
Printing and advertising .... 9,50
Prof. Hlgglns' expenses 10.00
Distributing hills 1,00
Prof. Hlgglns' commonor.... 28.00
r 73.60
Hospital share ....'...:.... $14.95
The Leader donated the advertising
and printing which brings the sum up
to $24.46.
HAPPY SURPRISE.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Tarns, of Belmont street, was Invaded
Tuesday evening by members of tha
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers,
who had learned that It was Mr.
Yarns' forty-elgh'th birthdny. The host
and hosters soon made themselves
equal to the occasion, but were again
thrust Into surprise when. Mr. Yarns
was ordered to seat himself in a pretty
and comfortable rocker which was
presented by William lilake in a felic
itous speech.hc being the sllvcr-tongucdi
orator of the party. Musio and rec
ollections of tho old days on the rond
made tho evening rasa speedily. Re
freshments were served nt 11 o'clock
and the party dispersed wishing Mr.
Yarns, many happy birthdays in the
years to come. Those present were:
Messrs. J. Bithel, William Blake. O. E.
H. Histed, "William Krnntz, John Max
well, Sidney Colwell, Henry Isgur,
Thomas Davis, Joslah Vandermark.
BRIGHT PUPILS.
This rronth's Penman's Art Journal
of New York city, gives complimentary
mention of the work of a number of
our high school pupils. It says: C. M.
Lesher, teacher of penmanship and
prlnclpalof the commercial department,
High school, Carbondale, Pa., sends
work of quite a number of pupils. A
particularly well executed movement
design Is by John B. Evans. Excellent
business writing by John B. Evans,
Anna Brown, Edith Courtrlght, A.
Dltchburn, Grace Simrell, M. McLean,
Lucy Byrne, Fanny Knapp, Willard
Evans, Clarence "Wright, Lucy Kelly,
May Qaughan, John Finoran, Teresa,
Fox, Mary Qulnn, Millie Glbbs, Annie
Farrell. 'Helen Abbott, Genevieve Blrs,
Mary Boylan, Albert Estabrook, Em
ma Kahl, U TV. niley, R. M. Wil
liams. LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Delia Williams, of Dunmore, is
visiting 'Miss Martha. Hards.-
Mr. B. E. Pitts, or Scranton, Is visit
ing her parents in this city.
Mrs. William Wolcott visited Peck
vllle friends yesterday.
Tha diagram for the representative
Irish comedian and sweetest singer on
he stage Chauncey Olcott will open at
Iwynolds' Drug stor this evening at
r.30 o'clock. Checks will be given out
at 7 o'clock.
The Fabric Fire Hose company of
New York city have taken awav from
the city tho hose which was sent hero
to bo tested and which did not stand
the strain. '
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coates, of
Scranton, who spent Sunday with the
latter's parents her?, left Tuesday for
Jacksonville, Florida. Mr. Coates will
take charge of the Armour Meat com-
jiys ofllce at that place.
3n.J. F. Reynolds is In Hnrrls-
I? on business.
Qphie Morgan is sight scslng In the
metropolis.
OLYPHANT.
M. J. McAndrew Is spending the week
it Blnghamton, N. Y.
"The Convict's Child" will be pro
duced in St. James' hall, Jessup, this
evening by the Adonis Dramatic com
pany. ' Following is the, cast: Curly
Miller, the tramp, James Wllloughby,
the gentleman, S. J. Evans: Hugh Man
nerlng, Frank Heffron; Colonel Rus
sell, Frank McLoughlln; Frank Fair
lelgh, P. F. O'Malley; Mrs. Russell,
Miss Alice Gillespie: Stella Russell,
Miss Nellie Gallagher; Mary Russell,
Miss Genevieve Gillespie; accompanist,
Mtes Sadie Noone. After the play Dl-
Cupid's
Las io.
Its the
way of the
world. Cu-
pid discov
ers a man
Hand a maid
t) u 1 1 i n a
their heads
together in
a confidential way. The
little frontiersman throws
his lasso over them and
v there you ore: two peo-
pie are niaac more or
less happy for life. If
bI.a la n t.rlfrlit lm.!,!..-
wife they will be more and more
happy as the years so on. If she is weak
and ailing and incapable there won't be
much. happiness for either of them,
A woman makes a grave mistake who
enters upon the obligation and trials of
married life handicapped by physical
weakness or disease. It is her duty to be
in the best . possible condition to support
the duties of wifehood and motheihood.
If every young woman who knows of or
suspects any unhealthy condition in her
physical make-up would seek competent
professional advice she would save herself
moch future mortification and misery. Dr.
R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
of Buffalo, N. Y.r gladly answers .confiden
tial correspondence from women free of
charge and gives careful fatherly and pro.
fesaional advice, to suit the individual case.
He has, for thirty years been recognized
as among the most eminent of living Bpe.
clalisU in the treatment of diseases pecul
iar to women". His "Favorite Prescrip.
tion " is the only proprietary remedy In the
world designed by an authorized, educated
physician specifically to cure female troub
le. His great thousand-page illustrated
book the ''Common Sense Medical Ad
riser" will be sent free .for si one-cent
stamps' to iiy the cost of mailing only.
For vt stamps a heavier cloth covered copy
will be sent.
Barbara A. MudJ, of Indiancrrek, Monroe
Co., Mo., writes; " I ara very thankful for what
Dr. JPlerce's Favorite Prescription did for me. I
wis U broken dowu front nervous prostration,
but since taking your medicine I have had more
relief than from all the doctors. Your ' Favorite
Prescription didnie a world of good."
TUe' quick constipation . cure Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Never gripe.
Accept no substitute or itnltatiou.
I s
vision No. 30, A. O. II., will hold a so
cial. Mrs. II. B. Mntthewson is vlsltlrtB
relatives at Wllkes-Barre.
Mrs. James Kennedy spent Tuesday
with her daughter, 'Mrs. A. W. Ben
ecotcr, ut Carbondale.
Tie postnllco will be open today be
tween tho hours of 11 and 12 a. m. and
3 and 4 p. in.
Joseph Kennedy and family are mov
ing Into the house recently purchased
by Mr. Kennedy, on Hudson street.
At n business meeting of the Subur
ban Wheelmen, held in their rooms
on Scott street, they decided to re
model the building they are In. They
will make the place larger and add a
billiard room.
Miss Annie Ncnlon, of Carbondale,
is visiting relatives here for a few
days.
Miss Cella McIIale has returned from
n visit with friends at Avoca.
Goodman & Wles3 have commenced
their new building on Lackawanna
street.
TAYLOR NEWS.
The rrlooI.lterarfAssoclntlon-.TUi
'Evening's Concort--Othor News ot
Interest.
The meeting of the Price Library as
sociation which Is to be held on the
t.td Inst , should be attended by every
young man and woman of this town.
This worthy organization has done
much for th welfare of this town and
vicinity slnca established a number of
years n,go and should not now be
closed for tho want of patronage Cir
culars nro now being sent to every or
fianlzatlnn of town requesting that a
representative from each ordj attend
the meeting on the above duto.
The Tribune brunch otllco In Taylor is
in tho Coblelgh building. Local Rep
resentative IS. a. I'vnns In charge.
Lackawanna. Valley council, No. 81,
Junior Order United American Me
chanics, will meet this evening hi Van
Horn's ball.
The lwrough council will moet to
morrow evening.
The concert of the Taylor Silver band
which is to be held this evening in
Weber's rink, promises to be a grand
success. The programme will be ren
dered by some of the best talent of this
town and vicinity. The rink should be
crowded to its utmost capacity. Ad
mission is only 25 cents.
Prido of Lackawanna lodge, No. 18,
Initiated two candidates on Tuesday
evening.
An eisteddfod that is attracting much
attention will be held this afternoon
and evening in the Lawrence church,
Old Forge. Some of the representative
vocalists of this region will be pres
ent and participate in the various com
petitions. The chairman or the day is
Rev. D. P. Jones, of Hyde Park. The
adjudicators are: Music, John R.
George and Thomas O. Evans.of Scran
ton; recitations and poetry. Rev, D. P.
Jones. Admission 25 cents.
Taylor castle, No. 267. Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will meet this even
ing in Reese's hall.
Alfred Spargrte, of Stroudsburg, who
has been visiting relatives In this place,
has returned home.
Mrs. Harry Smith, of Pond street,
Is confined to her home by sickness.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
There was a large crowd at the sup
per In the First Baptist church last
evening, and judging from the large
number that Joined in the feast it
seemed a success in every way.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. David
son, of North Main street, on Tuesday
evening, a surprise party was given in
honor of their daughter. Airnes. Iio.
rfreshments were served and at a sea
sonable hour all departed for home.
The following were present: George
Malnard, A. Bengough, Eddie Bennett,
Willie and Thomas Davidson, Willie
Lewis, Daniel Williams, Lucy Bennett,
Bessie and Agnes Davidson, Bessie
Snyder.
Today, St. Patrick's day, will be ob
served as UBual with a celebration of
high mass in Sacred Heart church at
8 o'clock In the morning, at which the
Ancient Order of Hibernians will at
tend In a body and receive communion.
Miss Josephine Davis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gotner Davis, of the
Powder mills, has been confined to her
home by sickness for the past few
days.
A large number of young men of this
town were at Forest City last evening
nnd witnessed the bout between Slaven,
of this town, and Chambers, of Forest
City.
Mr. Frank Duffy, assistant agent at
the Ontario and Western station, left
on Tuesday to take charge of the Pleas
ant Mount depot.
Mr. arid Mrs. John W. Jones, of Sec
ond street, were visiting relatives in
Carbondale, Tuesday evening.
Miss Cuff, of Mnyfleld, who has been
very 111 of pneumonia, is greatly lm.
proved. Her condition Is now very en
couraging to her many friends.
The Misses Swingle, of Emergency
hospital, Carbondale, were calling on
friends In town Tuesday evening.
M. D. McChrone has accepted a posi
tion at the Ontario and Western depot
In this town.
Beecher Crawford, of Second street,
is suffering from a sprained ankle.
In regards to the article in yester
day's issue concerning the new factory,
it should have read a shoe industry.
ELMHURST.
Mrs. W. H. Rabltuwn, of Scranton, Is
visiting at tha home of her brother,
Mr. Byron Buckingham.
Mr. Milton Knickerbocker, who has
been visiting his parents in th'ls place,
returned to his home at Inbtanter on
Monday.
Rev. C. A. Spalding spent Monday
nnd Tuesday at Scranton and Wyom
ing, preaching In tho Baptist church
at the latter place, on Monday even
ing. Mrs. E. J. Hlldebrant and son, Har
old, are visiting friends In Delaware.
Mrs. Leroy Pelton returned to her
homo at Salem on Tuesday, after
spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mr3. Hattle Wilcox.
Mr. John R. Thomas.of Wllkes-Barre,
was tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Clay over Sunday.
Mrs. Hattle Wilcox Is able to be out
after an illness of seven weeks, Her
many friends will bo glad to note this
fact,
Mrs. A. B. Clay and children Grace
nnd Fnlmon are spending a few days
wllh Mr. end Mrs. A. E. Cobb at Mount
Cobb.
Dr. Bull spent Monday and Tuesday
In Philadelphia.
Mr. H.irace E. Hand has been staying
at "Oak Termee" the past week.
MIhs Edith Scott ban beon tho guest
of Mrs. Bchoonmakor for a week.
The Friday night cottage prayer
meeting, which has become one of the
regular meetings of tho Baptist church
will bo held this week at tho home of
Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Grlm6s!
MIsh Lamartha Gcddes Is spending
a fow wcekn with relatives In Provi
dence, Dr. Bull has directed Architect F, J,
Amsden to advertlsa for bids for tho
remodeling nnd enlargement of "Hotel
Elmhurst," which will hereafter be
known a "Elmwood Hall," nnd will
be open all the year aa a high grade
hotel sanitarium.
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JJRIOEBTJKCr.
Watkln Williams nnd William Bray
were In attendance nt tho Knights of
Golden Eagle lodge of Olyphant Mon
day night
Edward Scutt was a vljltor in Scran
ton Monday.
Thomas Xogan, of Dunmoro, has pur
chased one of the hotels of this bor
ough, which ho Intends to occupy about
the first of April.
Mr. and Mrs. William Margetson took
a drive to Brown Hollow yesterday.
Mamie O'Connor, accompanied by her
uncle, John O'Connor, has returned af
ter n few months' stay In Now York.
Mrs. I. Goodman made a business
trip to Scranton Monday.
W. C. Grlffen and family have moved
Into the house which was owned and
occupied until recently by the lato Fred
Smith and family.
AVOCA.
Miss Annie Callahan Is in New York
city selecting her srrlng stock of mil
linery. Alfred Coon, of Hackettstown, Is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs. F. E. Cure.
Mrs. Edward TInklepaugh, of York
avenue, Is seriously ill.
Francis, tho 2-yoar-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Walsh', of Grovo
street, Is critically HI.
Miss Lavanla Burch, of Scranton,
spent Tuesday at the home of her nleoe
Mr?. Robprt Campbell.
Patrick Cannon, of the West Side, Is
seriously 111 of Brlght's disease.
Mrs. II. Wintormute, of Tunkhan
nock, was the guest of Mies Esther
Davis this week. I
Mrs. Finn, of Scranton, Is the guest
of her slhtor, Mrs. Joseph Code.
Robert McKaa, sr of Plalnsvllle,
spent yesterd.iy nt the home of Mrs.
Rose Newlln.
Tutrlck McNulty and son, William,
are visiting frlonds In New Jersey.
The following ofllcers have been In
stalled at a recent meeting of the In
dependent Order of Heptasophs: Past
archon, M. D. Sanders; archon, W. J.
Summon; provost, G. AV. Rolls; secre
tary, H. M. Steevers; treasurer, G. W.
Lower; prelate, W. H. Welter? In
spector, M. J. Plynn; warden, N. E.
Hosklns; sentinel, J. L. Harris. D. E.
Nceld, of Scranton, was Installing dep
uty. Detective Crlppen, of the Delaware
and Hudson railroad, has effected a
settlement with the Electric Heat and
Light company, making the latter
responsible for any accidents that
might happen to employes or passen
gers on account of their wires run
ning over their tracks.
Councllmen-olect O'Brien and Murv
ley and School Director Reilley have
been served with writs stating that a
petition has been presented in court
declaring their election illegal. The
charges are that tho board accepted
the votes of those who were not entitled
to that privilege.
Nellie, aged about 4 years, twin
daughter of Mrs. Hugh' Brawley, died
yesterday morning at St. Patrick's or
phanage after a few days' Illness of
pneumonia. The remains were taken
to the home of her sister, Mrs. Wil
liam Smith of Dupont, from which
place interment will be made on "Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Brawley has the
sympathy of the community In her af
fliction. Rev. J. P. Moflltt, of Scranton, preach
ed a beautiful sermon in St. Mary's
church en Tuesday evening, taking for
hlQ text: "He that Persevereth; He
shall be saved."
WYOMING.
The' Monument Glee club will give a
grand concert in Music Hall on Mon
day evening, March 21. A very elab
oi ate programme Is being arranged.
Some classical music of a high order
will be rendered. About fifty voices
will participate, under the direction of
Edward J. Howell.
Revival services have been In prog
ress In the Baptist church for the past
two weeks and will continue for an
other week In nil probability. Thero
has been quite a good attendance and
people have been very much helped.
On Monday evening Rev. C. A. Spauld
Ing, of Elmhurst, preached, and on
Tuesday evenlnc Kev. W. G. Watklns,
of Scranton, delivered an excellent ser
mon. Pastor Thompson has been as
sisted by other ministers.
Richard Rapson, who has been In the
employ of the Exeter machine shops
for some time, has gone to New York
city, where he will bo engaged In put
ting mnchlnery In a large sugar re
finery there.
Chicken thieves are making visits In
the henneries about the town. There
are many human parasites in this
world, and Wyoming is not entirely
without some.
Many of tho residents about town
have been putting red ashes on the
walks In front of their houses, which
have been a great Improvement to the
sidewalks.
The handsome new residence of Dr.
E. S. Hays is nearlng completion. It
Is an up-to-dato structure with all
modern Improvements. He will prob
ably be able to move In about April 1.
Mrs. Edward Reese died on Tuesday
after a short Illness. She had been
married only about a year and was a
member of the Baptist church.
Mrs. William McClane, of Scranton,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. J.
Davles, on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Greggs were In
Scranton on Sunday attending the fu
neral of a friend.
SENTENC13I) TO DEATH.
Most Ufttiinrkabln Address by n Judgo
Known in Criinlnnl Annuls.
1m om the American Bar.
Judge Benedict, who was associate
Justlc.0 of the Supreme couri of New
Mexico for thirteen years, from 1853,
waB an original character In many
wayfl. One Joso Maria Martin had been
convicted In his court of murder under
a state of facts showing great brutal
ity and with no mitigating circum
stances, whereupon Judgo Benedict
sentenced him to death In tho follow
ing language;
"Jose Maria Martin, stand up. Jose
Maria Martin, you have been indicted,
tried and convicted by a Jury of your
countrymen of the crime of murder,
and the court Is now about to pass
upon you the dread sentence of the law.
As a usual thing, Jose Maria Mar
tin, It Is a painful duty for tho Judge
of a court of justice to pronounce upon
a human being tho sentence of death.
There Is something horrible about It,
and tho mind of the court naturally
ictolts from the performance of ouch
u duty. Happily, however, your case
Is relieved of all such unpleasant fea
tures, nnd the court takes positive de
light in flontencing you to death.
"You nre a young man, Jose Maria
Martin, apparently of good physical
ccnstttutlon and robust health. Or
dinarily you might have looked for
ward to many years of life, and the
court has no doubt you have, and have
expected to die at a green old ago: but
you nre about to bo cut off In conse
quence of your own act. Jose Maria
Martin, It Is now tho springtime; In a
ll'tle while tho gross will bo springing
up green In those beautiful valleys,
and upon those broad mesas and moun
tain sides flowers w il be blooming;
birds will be singing tholr sweet car
ols, and Nature will be putting on her
most gorgeous and most attractive
robes, and life will be pleasant, and
men will want to stay, but none of this
for you, Jose Maria .Martin; tho flow
ers will not bloom for you, Jose Maria
Martin: the birds will not carol for
you, Jose Maria Mnrtln. When these
things come to gladden the senses of
men you will bo occupying a space
about bIx by two beneath the sod, and
the 'green grass and those beautiful
flowers will bo growing above your
lowly head.
"The sentence of the court la that
you bo taken from this place to the
county Jail; that you be there kept
safely and securely confined In tho cus
tody of the sheriff until tho day ap
pointed" for your execution. Be very
careful, Mr. Sheriff, that he have no
cpportunlty to escape and that you
have hlra at tha appointed place and
ft the appointed time. That you be so
kept, Joso Maria Martin, until Mr.
Clerk, on what day of the month does
Friday about two weeks from this
tlmo come?' ('March 22, your honor')
very well, until Friday, the 22d day
ot March, when you will be taken by
the sheriff from your place of confine
ment to some safe and convenient spot
within tho county: this Is In your dis
cretion, Mr. Sheriff you are only con
fned to the limits of the county: and
thnt you be there hanged by the neck
until you are dead, and the court was
about to add, Joso Maria Martin, May
God have mercy on your soul, but the
court will not nssume the responsibil
ity of asking an All-Wise Providence
tn do that which a Jury of your peers
has refused to do. The Lord couldn't
have mercy on your soul. However, If
you belong to any religious organiza
tion, It might be well enough for you
to send for your priest, or your min
ister, and get from him well such
consolation as you can, but tho court
advises you to place no reliance upon
anything of that kind. Mr. Sheriff, re
move the prisoner."
It Is a pleasant sequel to this dread
ful sentence that Joso Maria Martin
escaped from jail and died peacefully
several years ago by falling out of a
wagon and breaking his neck.
SHERIFF'S SALES
CHERIFF'S SALE
-OF-
Valuable RealEstate
-ON-
FRIDAY. MARCH 23, 18DS.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cias, Levari Facias and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of tho court of common
pleas of Lackawanna county, to me di
rected, I will expose to public sale by ven
due or outcry, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the court house, In
the City of Scrantrsi, Lackawanna coun
ty, on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-FIFTH
DAY OF MARCH, A. D.. 1&9S, at 10
o'clock in tho forenoon of said day, "all
the right, title and Interest of the defend
ants in and to the following described
lots, pieces or parcels of land, viz.:
No. 1. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of the defendant. Joseph Krantz, admin
istrator of Grogorla rerrl, decoascd, In
and to all that certain piece of land In the
Borough of Archbald, Lackawanna coun
ty, Pennsylvania, containing a front of
sixty 100) feet northwestward on Laurel
street. Bounded northeastward ninety
and live-tenths (90.E) feet by lot num
bered twenty (20) on said street; south
eastward seventy-six (70) feet by lot
number forty-four (II) and forty-six (43)
feet on Pino street, and southwestward
elghty-elHht and live-tenths (SSj) feet by
Monroe street. Comprising lot numbered
twenty-one (21) on Laurel street as tin
same Is represented and designated on a
map of building lots of the president man.
agers and company of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company in said Archbald.
Excepting and reserving the coal to tho
legal owners thereof. This being th3
same lot of land conveyed to Qregorla
Perrl by Thomas P. Fowler, et nl., by
deed dated the 3rd day of November, A.
D 1503. and recorded In Lackawanna
county In Deed Book No. 108, page 300,
etc. Improved with a two-story frame
dwelling and outhout.es thvreon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of assigned to Peter Kruntz vs. Jo
seph Krantz, administrator of Grcgorla
Perrl, deceased. Debt, $3.10, Judgment No.
1001, January Term, 189S. Lev. fa. to
March Term, 1808.
DAVID J. REEDY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 2.-A11 the right, title and lnterc-st
of the defendant, Elizabeth Williams, ad
ministratrix of Estate of Walter Will
lams, deceased, and Elizabeth Williams.
In and to all that certain lot or parcel
of land situated In the township ot Old
Forge, In Lackawanna county, Pa. Be
ing lot No. 51. on draft ot upper lots, es
tate of Thomas Smith, deceased, which
said drafts Is intended for .record, being
fifty feet by one hundred and fifty feet,
containing seven thousnnd five hundred
square feet of land, more or less. Being
the same lot of land conveyed to the said
Walter Williams, deceased, by John Llew
ellyn Griffiths, by deed dated Oct. 17. 1&90,
and recorded in Lnckawanna county, In
Doed Book No. 92, page 21S. Being all Im
proved with ono two-story sluglo frame
dwelling house, one small barn, outhouses
and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of Morgan W. Williams vs. Elizabeth
Williams, administratrix of tho Estate
of Wnlter Wllllnnis, deceuned, and Eliza
beth Williams. Debt. IGtiO. Judgment, No.
9.. March Term, 1808. Fl. fa. to March
Term. 16S8.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 3. All the right, title and Interest
ot the defendants, Cynthoa Urlllln and Jo
seph Grlllln. In und to all that certain lot
of land with the Improvements thereon.
Sltuato In tho township of Scott, county
ot Lackawanna nnd state ot Pennsylva
nia, bounded and described us follows:
Beginning nt a point In the center of the
public highway leading from Green Grove
to Olyphant at tho corner of lund of Ed
ward Oakley; thenco north GOU degrees
cast along same 18 rods to a corner lu
lino ot lands of Samuel A. Clark, de
ceased: thence along same north 68 de
f;rces west 60 feet to a corner In line of
ands ot said Clark: thence south DOVi de.
grocs west along lands of Tabletha M.
Callender 18 rods to a point In said. pub
lic highway; thenro alone said highway
south CS feet to the place of beginning.
Being part of tho lunds conveyed by War
ren W. Simrell nnd wife, Frances, to Ta
bletha M. Callender by deed dated 13th
of November, 1897, and recorded In Lack
awanna county in Deed Book No. 32,
Page 3C8, etc., and by her, tho said Ta
bletha M. Callender to Josephine C.
Whltlock by deed dated July 6, 1S88, nnd
recorded August IS. 1SS3, in Lackawanna
county In Deed Book No. (3, Page 425, etc.
Improved with one two-story frame
dwelling house, barn, sheds, outbuildings,
and fruit trees, etc., thereon.
Seized and taken tn execution at the
suit of Josephtno C. Whltlock vs. Cynthia
Griffin and Joseph Griffin. Debt, JC00.
Judgment No. 02, January Term, 1893.
Lev. fa. to March Term, 1893.
VOSHUlin & DAWSON. Att'v.
SHERIFF'S SALES
ALSO
No. 4. All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, John Shnrak, In and
to all tho following described lot of land
with tho Improvements thereon, situate
In tho city of Scranton, county ot Lacka
wanna nnd state of Pennsylvania, and
being lot No. 14 In square or block No. 23,
nnd situate upon street called nnd known
ns Fig street, upon tho town plot of the
City of Scranton, Intended to bo duly
registered nnd recorded, said lot being 40
feet In front, 40 feet In rear nnd 150 feet
In depth. Coal nnd minerals resorved.
Improved with n two-story frame build
ing nnd outbuildings theroton.
Seized nnd tnkon In execution nt tho
suit of Daniel Battle vs. John Sharak.
Debt. $204. Judgment No. S33. May
Term. 1891. Vend. ex. to Mnrch Term. 1S93.
SANDO AND VIDAVEB, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 5. All the right, title nnd Interest
of Ann Nealon (formerly Ann Barrett),
In and to the following real cstato situate
In tho borough of Dunmore, Lackawanna
county, Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed ns follows: Beginning at a point
on tho easterly side of Chestnut street
In said borough sixty-five (63) feet from
the southeasterly corner of Elm and
Chestnut streets; thenco north seventy
nine (79) degrees and thirty (30) minutes
east one hundred and twentv-one (121)
feet: thenco south forty-eight (48) de
grees and thirty (30) minutes west thirty
six (36) feet; thence south forty-one (41)
degrees and thirty (30) minutes cast thirty
(30) feet; thence south seventy-nine (79)
degrees and thirty (30) minutes went
ninety-seven (97) feet to the easterly side
of Chestnut streot aforesaid; thence along
the same north ten (10) degrees nnd thirty
(30) minutes, west forty-nlno (49) feet to
tho place of beginning. Containing 4,500
squaro feet of laud, more or less. Being
lot number seven (7) on Chestnut street.
Coal and minerals reserved. All Im
proved with a two-story frame dwelling
and outbuildings thereon. Being samo
property conveyed by Henry Scott nnd
wife to Ann Barrett by deed dated 17th
of June, 1886. Recorded In Deed Book No.
30, Page, S51.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of Peter C. Barrett, ct nl., vs. Ann
Nealon. Debt. J2.000. Judgment No. 13,
Mnrch Term, 159S. Fl. fa. March Term,
1833. m. e. Mcdonald, Att'y.
ALSO
No. G. All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendants. Dr. J. T. Doyle and
Emily A. Doyle, his wife, In and to all
thnt certain lot of land with the Improve
ments thereon situate In the township of
Lehigh, county ot Lackawanna, state of
Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described a3
follows: Beginning at a maple tree in
corner of lands of W. D. nnd H. F.
Brown: thence along tho same north SG
degrees west 100 perches to a stako and
stones; thenco along the same north 4
degrees east 110 perches to a stake and
stones; thenco along the samo south SC
degrees east 120 perches to a stako and
stones: thenco along samo south 14 de
grees 15 minutes east 111 8-10 perches to
the place of beginning. Containing 75
acres and 100 perches of land nnd being
a part of a larger tract ot land surveyed
and known under the warrantee name ot
Barnubus McSlmne. Improved with two
two-story frame dwelling houses, ono
framo one-story blacksmith shop, one
frame barn, ono frame pavilion, wagon
sheds, flsh pond and dam, fruit trees,
etc., thereon.
Seized nnd taken In oxecutton at the
suit of Charles Stegmaler vs. Dr. J. T.
Doylo nnd Emily A. Doyle. Debt, $621.
Judgment No. 115, January Term, 189S.
Lev. fa. to March Term, 1898.
McCLAIN. GIBBONS & McCLAIN,
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 7. All the right, title and Interest
ot Gertrude Batchelor, administratrix ot
J. Leon Batchelor, deceased, (the same
being an undivided one-eighth Interest) in
and to tho following described pieces and
parcels of land, situate, lying and being
in tho township of South Ablngton,
county ot Lackawanna and state ot Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit:
The first therof. beginning at a cor
ner in line of lands late of Franklin John
son estate and lands of Eber White, and
running along lands ot said Eber White,
north forty-two and three-fourths de
grees west one hundred and two perches
to a corner; thence north twenty degrees
east thirty-nine and four-tenths perches
to a corner In the public road: thence
north one degree west thirty-seven
perches to a corner In lands ot S.W.
Parker; thenco north forty-sevon and
one-fourth degreos east, ono hundred and
forty-six and eight-tenths perches to a
corner of C. C. Champllns land; thence
along said Champllns land south forty
two and three-fourths degrees east one
hundred and twenty perches to a corner
of lands of Mary A. Ilrlgham; thence
along lands of said Mary A. Brlgham
south nineteen and one-fourth degrees
west forty and three-tenths porches to
land of Phoebo Van Nort; thenco along
the same south eight-four and one-half
degrees west forty-rtve nnd elght-tenthj
porches to other lands of Phoebe Van
Nort; thence along the same south nine
teen und one-half degrees west fltty-four
and five-tenths perches to a corner In
public road; thence south eighty degrees
east, nine and seven-tentns perches to a
corner of Mary A. Brlgham's land; thence
by lands ot said Mary A. Brlgham south
twelve and one-half degrees east sixty
three and two tenths porches to a corner;
thence north seventy-four and three
fourths degrees east twenty-eight and
seven-tenths perches to a corner of lands
of Franklin Johnson estate; thence south
forty-seven and three-fourths degrees
west fifty-seven and seven-tenths perches
to the place of beginning. Containing one
hundred and sixty-three acres and seventy-three
perches, more or less. All im
proved with one two-story frame dwell
ing house, two frame barns and other
outbuildings, two orchards and other im
provements thereon.
Tho second thereof beginning at a cor
ner In line of S. W. Parker's lands nnd
the above-described piece of lands: thenco
north forty-two nnd three-fourths de
grees west forty-two and three-fourths
perches to a corner; thenco north forty
seven and one-fourth degrees east ono
hundred and sixty porches to a corner:
thenco south forty-two nnd three-fourths
degrees east forty-two nnd three-fourths
perches to a corner: thenco along land
of C. C. Champlln and the premises be
fore described, ono hundred nnd sixty
perches to tho place of beginning, con
taining forty-two ucres and ono hundred
and twenty porches of lands, moro or
less, and being the samo premises con
veyed to Leonard Batchelor deceased by
George Coray, assignee In bankrupty of
S. A. Northup ct nl by deed dated April
12th, 1882, and recorded in the office of
trie Recorder of Deeds, etc., In and for
tile county of Lackawnnna, In Deed
Book No. 20. Page 493. etc.
Seized and taken Into execution at the
suit of F. M. Francis vs. Gcrtrudo
Batchelor, administratrix, of J. Leon
Batchelor, deceased. Debt. 1456.15. Judg
ment No. 1033, September Term, 1897.
Vend. ex. to March Term. 1S98.
HOLOATE. Att'y.
ALSO
No. 8. All the right, title nnd Interest
of the defendant. Michael McGowun, In
and too nil tho surface or right of soli
of all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land situate In tho city ot Carbondale,
county of Lnckrwanna and state of Penn
sylvania, being . t number forty-two (12)
on a mnp ot out lots of tho Dolawaro
and Hudson Canal company on n tract of
land In tho warrantee's nutne of Georgo
Lee, said lot containing twenty-three
thousand seven hundred (23,700) squaro
feet of land, bo tho sumo more or less,
nnd bounded nnd described as follows, to
wit: Beginning In tho southwesterly lino
of an Irregular lane at the easterly corner
of out lot Number forty-four (44) on said
tract owned by Corniack Carrol); thence
by said lino of lnne south twenty-three
nnd one-quarter degrco 23'1 east twenty
nine and seven-tenths (29 7-10) feet and
south thlrty-threo nnd three-quarters
(33) degrees east thirty and five-tenths
(30 5-10) feet to a corner; thence by lot
number forty (10) on.tuld tract leased to
Thomas Gallagher south sixty-four de
grees west ono. hundred and twenty-six
nnd live-tenths (120 5-10) feet to a corner;
thenco by out lot number forty-one (41)
on said tract leased to John Gallagher
north eighty nnd one-quarter (WJi) do
green west ono hundred and eleven (111)
feet; thence by out lot number forty
threo (43) on said tract sold to Andrew
Collins north seventy-nine and three
quarters (79?i) degrees west twenty-seven
and four-tenths (27 4-10) feet to a corner;
thence by out lot number forty-five (4S)
on said tract sold to Ann T. McDouough
north forty-five (45) degrees west sixty
five (05) feet to n corner; thence by out
lot number forty-four (44) aforesaid north
seventy-three and three-quarters (774)
d",ree8 east one hundred and eighty-two
.621 feet and south elghty-sevon and one
naif 8714) degrees eaBt ninety (90) feet to
the place of beginning. Excepting to the
Delawuro nnd Hudson Canal company nil
coal nnd minerals. Improved with two
one-storv and one two-story frame build
ings and outbuildings thereon.
Seized und taken Into execution nt the
suit of Henry Bahm et al., vs. Mlchnel
McGownn. Debt, $1,450. Judgments No.
4S1, September Torm, 1893, and No, S5
Mnrch Term, 1898; No. 70. March Term,
1898, and No. 130, March Term, 1898, Fl.
fu. to March Term. 189S.
LOUIS OHAMER. Att'y.
SHERIFF'S SALES
ALSO
No. 9. All the right, title and Intorcst
of tho defendant, Lilly Glnsburg, In und
to nil tho surface or right of soil ot nil
that lot, plcca or parcel ot land sltuato
In tho city ot Carbondale, county of
Lackawnnna and stato of Pennsylvania.
Being lot No. 191 on map of cut lots ot
the Delawuro and Hudson Canal company
on a tract of land In tho wnrrantco name
ot Jacob Porter; said lot containing four
thousand feet or thereabouts, und being
bounded and described as follows, to wit;
Ileglnnlng In the northerly line of un ir
regular lnno nt tho southeasterly corner
of out lot No. 192 on said tract, contract
ed to bo sold to Matthow Kearney; thenco
by Bnld out lot No. 192 on said tract north
1454 degrees west fc8 feet; thenco by nn
Irregular lane, north 78', degrees cast
20 fi-10 feet and south 42 degrees cnat 82
feet to a corner; thenco by land ot tho
Delnwnro nnd Hudson Cunnl company
south $l?i degrees west 13 feet nnd south
5'4 degrees cast 23 2-10 feet to tho nforo
said lino of lnno: nnd thenco by snld lino
of lano south 8!1)! degrees west ID 3-10
feet to tho place of beginning. Being the
samo promises conveyed by tho Dela
ware und Hudson Canal company to
Abraham Shoprla by deed dated January
5th, 1889, nnd recorded In Lackawanna
county In Deed Book No. 122, Pugo 197,
etc. This deed Is made subject to nit tho
exceptions and reservations contained lu
said doed from company above men
tioned, reference thereunto being had
will fully and at large appear. All im-
G roved with a two-story frame building,
am and outhouses thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of B. F. Tlnkham, assigned to E.
O. Sldman, vs. Lilly Glnsburg. Debt,
$23. Judgment No. 339, Mnrch Term, 189S.
Fl. fa. to Mnrch Term, 1S9S.
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP.
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 10. All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant, Ortln R. Spencer. In
nnd to nil that ccrtnln lot or parcel ot
land sltuato in tno Ywoirtn wnru oi me ,
city of Scranton, in the county ot Lacka
wanna and stato of Pennsylvania, de
scribed as follows, viz.: Being lot num
ber nine (9), In square or block numbe '
one hundred und thlrtcon (113), and sit- i
unto, upon tho northerly sido of streot
called and known as Orchard street, upon I
tho plot of tho city ot Scranton, intended I
to be duly registered and recorded. Said
lot bolnc fortv (10) feet In front on Or
chard street, forty (40) feet in rear, and
one hundred and fifty-two (152) feet in
depth. A 1th an alley In the rear and
another on tho northwesterly side thereof,
each alley being sixteen (16) feut wldn for
public use. With tho privilege ot using
ten (10) feet In front of the front lino
of sold lot for yard, porch, piazza, eel
larway and bay window. Coal and min
erals reserved. Improved with a two
story frame dwelling, barn and outbuild
ings thereon.
Seized nnd taken into execution nt tho
suit of Mury Ann Sullivan, assigned to
M. C. Murray vs. Orrln It. Spencer. Debt,
836S.13. Judgment No? 474. March Term,
189S. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1S9&.
C. C. DONOVAN, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 11. All the right, title nnd Interest
of the defendnnt, Joseph Race, in and
to all the surface or right of soil ot all
thut certain lot or parcel of land, sltuato
In Old Forge township and bounded and
described as follows, to wit. Beginning
at the northwest corner on Plttston ave
nue In Austin Heights, Lackawanna coun
ty, Pennsylvania, joining lot contracted
for by Joseph Sandraskl; thence south
15 degrees and 52 minutes east along said
avenue fifty feet; thenco north 74 degrees
8 minutes east ono hundred nnd fifty
feet to Bennet street; thence north 15
degrees 62 minutes west fifty feet;
thence south 74 degrees 8 minutes
west ono hundred and fifty feet to place
of beginning. Being lot No. forty-six, ns
shown on mnp of estate of Erusttia
Smith, deceased, nnd containing seven
thousand five hundred square feet of sur
face or soil. Being the samo lot of land
conveyed to tho said Joseph Race by
Anna B. Smith, et al.. per attorney, by
deed dated February 26th, 1895, nnd re
corded In Lacknwanna county In Deed
Book No. 137. Page 362, etc. All lm-
K roved with a one-story frame dwelling
ouse with outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of Henry V. Welsenfluh vs. Joseph
Race, ct al. Debt. $100. Judgment No.
270, September Term, 1890. Fl. fa. to
March Term, 189S.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, Att'ys.
ALSO
No.-12. All of the defendant's right, ti
tle and Interest In and to all that cer
tain lot. piece and parcel of land, sltuato
In tho township of Jefferson, county of
Lackawanna nnd state of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit.:
Beginning nt the middle of the east nnd
west road, formerly called "The Wayne
and Luzerne Turnpike Road," on n lino
of land owned by John Maley; thenco
south ninety-two (93) rods to a corner in
stone wall: thence along sold wall thirty
one (31) rods on -a lino of land owned by
Ebenczer S. H. Cobb, to the mlddlo ot
a road leading from said eaBt and west
road to Holllsterville; thence along Hnicl
road to east and west road, sixty-four (01)
rods und twelve (12) feet; thence ulong
said road or turnpike forty-four (44) rods
and ten (10) feet to tho place of begin
ning. Containing eighteen (18) acres and
eighty-four (81) rod1,, be the same moro
or less. Being tho same premises con
veyed by Lorenzo G. Florey and Gertrude
L. Florey, his wife, to Isaac W. Cobb,
und recorded In Lackawanna county in
Deed Book No. 11, Pago 133. All Im
proved with a frame dwelling house,
barn, and other outbuildings, also fruit
trees and shrubbery.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of G. Vanslcklo, assigned to A. G.
Holllstcr. vs. B. F. Killam und-Cnrrle
E. Cobb, executors of the estate of
Isanc W. Cobb, deceased. Debt. $203.13.
Judgment No. 33, January Term, 1897. Fl.
fa. to March Term, 189S.
PITCHER, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 13. All tho right, tltlo nnd Interest
of tho defendunt In and to the following
described piece or parcel of land situate
In tho Second ward of tho City of Scran
ton, county of Lackawanna nnd state of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning at a stako corner In
tho cust side of Lincoln street on lan.ls
now or Into of tho estate of Michael Gul
laghcr; thence running easterly 55 feet,
moro or less along said Gallagher Winds
to a corner In lands of Miller & Cole
man; thence southerly along said Miller
& Coleman's lands forty-five feet to a
corner In lino of division of Cawloy lot;
thence westerly along line of division
fifty-five feet to a corner In Bald Lincoln
street; thence northerly along said street
forty-one and six-twelfths feet to tho
plnce of beginning, Said lot containing
2.475 square feet of laud, more or less.
Coal and minerals reserved. Improved
with a ono two-story frame dwelling
house nnd. outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit ot assigned to E. B. Hurlbutt vs.
John Cawloy. Debt, $141.02. Judgment,
No. Ctl. April Term, 1693. Vend. ex. to
March Term, 1898.
HULSLANDER AND ALSWORTH.
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 14. All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Charles W. Hoyt, In
and to nil that certain lot or pleco of
ground, with tho Improvements thereon,
situate In the First wnrd of the city of
Scrunton county of Lackawanna and
stato of Pennsylvania, and beginning on
the west side of Market street ut a corner
bearing northwesterly nnd dlHtnnt two
hundred and forty-live (215) feet from
tho north corner of West -Market street
nnd Main avenuo, thenco extending north
forty-thrco degrees east seventy-one (71)
feet to a corner: thenco westerly nnd at
right nngles to tho last line four feet to
a corner; thenco north thirty-one degrees
eaBt ono hundred and thirty-two feet to
n corner on Hchoul street: thence along
the said School street north CC degrees
west thirty-eight feet to a corner on an
alley; thence along tho Bald nlley south
thirty-four degrees west ono hundred nnd
ninety feet to a corner on the said West
Market street, and thenco along tho same
south sixty-four degrees east; forty-five
feet to tho placo ot beginning. Coal and
minerals excepted. All Improved with a
three-story nnd one-halt dwelling house
and store, a two-story barn nnd outbuild
ings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt the
suit of Edwnrd Wright. Jr., vs. Charles
W. Hoyt. Debt. $5,479.17. Judgment No.
1027. September Term, 1897. Lev. fa. to
Murch Term, 1898.
BOWER, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 15. All tho right, title and Interest
of the defendant, Willard Parker, In nnd
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
lnnd, with tho Improvements thereon,
sltuato In tho borough of Dunmore, coun
ty of Lackawanna nnd state of Pennsyl
vania and known as the Sherwood Farm,
now Jointly belonging to Benjamin H.
Throop and tho devisees of the late Wil
lard Parker, deceased, us tenants In coin-
SHERIFF'S SALES
SVs
imamma
mon, but In different undivided shares
nnd In which under tho terms of tho
last will und testument of the said
Dr. William Parkcrt deceased, the'
said Wlllnrd Parker Is entitled and seized
of nn undivided third pnrt or tho estato
of which the said Into Dr. Willard Parker
died seized subject to n rclcaso recorded
April 14th, 1S97, In Mortgage Book, 05.
Pago 115, of tho following part of said
mortgaged premises. Being all thnt cor-J
tain lot or pleco of ground with tho build
ings and improvements thereon erected.
Sllunto In tho First wnrd ot tho Borough
of Dunmoro, county nnd state aforesaid,
nnd described nccordlng to a survey
thereof mado by A. B. Dunning. Jr., sur
veyor, dated January 29th, 1897, as fol
lows, to wit.:
Sltuntu on tho southwest sldo of Throop
uventie, beginning nt tho distanco of 1M
feet vouthcusterly from tho outhUiStrly
side of ltattln street. Containing In front
on said Throop uvenuo 03 feet und extend
ing in depth southwest ISO feet to nn
nlley being sntno premises conveyed to
John Powell by Wlllnrd Parker, et al bv
deed dated Nov, 17th, 1891, and .recorded
In 'Deed -Book 127, Pace 6, etc.
Seized nnd taken in execution at the
suit of Throop, Wolf nnd Wnrrcn, exe
cutors and truitcCH of B. II. Throop, de
ceased, vs. Wlllnrd Parker. Debt. $J,0Oi).
Judgment No. 368, November Term, 1897.
Lev. fa. to March Term, 1858. i.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP.
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 16. All the right, title and Interest
of tho detondant, Thomas A. SullK
van, in nnd to all that certain lot of land
situate In tho city ot Carbondale, cuuh
ty of Lackawnnna, Pa., bounded arid le'-
scribed ns follows, to wit: beginning at
tho westerly line of Dundaft street at
the southeasterly corner of lot num
bered 37 on said street contracted to ho
sold to Bridget McDonough; thence by
said lino ot street south sixteen, and one-qunrtrrdegrceswostolghty-thrce
and twoi
tenths feet to n corner; thenco by lot' Nd.
33 on said street herotoforo .conveyed to.
KdwntM Clnrkeon north slxty-olgqt n,,,
one-half degrees west ono hundred' and
lltty-fournnd two-tenths feet to a corner;
thenco by. lots 'Nos. "4 and 6 on street
numbered 31 .north sixteen and one-half,
degrees cast ninety nnd tenths feet
to u corner, nnd thenro by lot No. 37
aforesaid south sixty-three degrees east
Hovcnty-scven' feet nnd south sixty-eight
and three-nunrters degrees east sovonty
soven und four-tenths feat to tho place of
beginning. Being lot No. 33 on a map of
out lots of tho Dolawaro and Hudson Cn
r.nl company nnd containing 12.400 squaro
feet or thereabouts nnd part of lot In tho
warrantee name of Jacob Porter and con
veyed to Thomas Sullivan by deed dated
Sllcmler 25th. 18W, und recorded In the
ofllco for recording deeds In Lackawanna
county In Deed Book No. 73, Pago 529. etc.
Seized nnd tnken In execution nt tho
suit ot Henry Snhm vs. Thomas A. Sul
livan. Debt, $1C0. Judgment No. 376,
March Term, 1S93. Fl. fa. to March Term,
IF. H. D. CAREY, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 17.-AU tho right, title nnd interest
of the defendnnt, M. J. O'Malley, In nnd
to all tho following described lots or
parcels of land, with the Improvements
thereon; sltuato In tho city of Scranton,
county of Lnckawanna, stato of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described ns fol
lows: Being lot No. 3 In square or block
No. OS und sltuato upon street called
and known as Wyoming avenue, t.pon
plot of Scrunton, Intended to be duly reg
istered and recorded. Said lot being 40
feet In front and ono hundred and fifty
feet In depth, nnd rectangular In shape,
with tho privilege of using ten foot In
front of tho front lino of suld lot on Wy
oming nvenuo for yard, vault, etc., tha
top of the outside of the vault In no case
to ho higher than tho sidewalk in front
of the samo. Coal and minerals ruservod
the same being Improved with a two
story frame building with basement.
Containing two store rooms, barn and
other outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit ot Deposit and Savings Bank ot
Kingston vs. M. J. O'Malley. Debt,
$2,002.23. Judgment No. COS. November
Term, 1S97. Vend. ex. to March Term,
1898.
ATHERTON, LAKE AND TORREY,
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 18.-AU tho right, tltlo and Interests
of Benjamin D, Cooper nnd Mrs. Mary
Cooper In and to all that certain piece
or parcel of land with tho messuages or
tenoments thereon erected, situate, lying
and being In tho borough of Elmhurst.
county of Lackawanna and stato of
Pennsylvania bounded, and described ns
follows: Beginning at an iron pin in tho
center of Main street and at tho Inter
section of boundary line botwoen land
of T. E. Carr & Son and lands of tho
said Benjamin D. Cooper (hereby mort
gagedr with tho center line of said street,
said boundary line being extended south,
ehrhty-fivo (85) degreos forty-five (43) min
utes east to said Iron pin; thenco south
five (5) degrees tltty-fivo (55) minutes west
nlnoty-three (93) feet to an Iron pin;
thence north eighty-four (81) degrees
five (5) minutes west one hundred and
thlrty-nlno (139) feet to n post; thenco
north four (I) degrees thirty (30) minutes
eust eight (8) feet to a post: thence north
seventy-six (76) degrees thirty (30) min
utes west twenty-seven (27) feet to n post;
thence north two (2) degrees forty (40)
minutes east seventy-seven (77) feet to
a post; thenco south eighty-five (83) de
grees forty-five (43) minutes east ono
hundred und seventy and four-tentha
(170.4) feet to the place of beginning. Con
taining fourteen thousand nlno hundred
and fifty-five nnd two tenths (14955.2)
squnro feet. Being tho samo premises
which the Union Tanning company by
deed dated tho 11th day of June. A. D.,
1894, and duly lodged for record In tho
office for recording deeds, etc.. In nnd for
said county of Lackawanna on the 19th
day of June, A. D 1891, granted and con
veyed unto the said Benjamin D. Cooper
In fee. All improved with ono two-story
frame shingle roof storo and dwelling,
ono frame barn, ono wagon shed, out
buildings, etc.
Seized nnd taken In execution at tha
suit of Republic Savings nnd Loan nsso.
elation vs. Benjamin' I).' Cooper and Mrs.
Mary Cooper. Debt, $l,22t.55. Judgment
No. 913, January Term, 1S9S. Lev. fa. to
March Term, 1898.
WATSON. DIEHL AND KEMMERER,
Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 19.-AU the right title nnd Interests
of tho defendant, Reuben E. Lowrie. In
and to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel
of land sltuato on tho northerly side ot
East Market street In tho First ward oj
tho city of Scranton. county of Lncka
wanna and state ot Pennsylvania. Being
lots number twenty-ono (21) and twenty
one nnd one-half (21!&) In block number
slxty-Blx (60) as they are represented and
designated on tho City Assessmant Map
of tho City of Scranton, Pennsylvania,
said lots being together sixty-seven nnd
two-tenths (67.2) feet In front on East
Market street, being the same width in
rear, nnd one hundred and thirty-four
(134) feet In depth. Being all .mproved
with a two-story doublo frame dwelling
house, ono barn and a small one-story
building used as a store.
Second All that flertnin lot, pleco or
parcel of land sltuato In the township ol
Greenfield, county of Lackawanna and
tato of Pennsylvania, bounded und de
scribed as follows, to wit. On the north
by land now or late of William Rankin j
on tho east by a publlo road; on.the south
by a public road; on the west by Slcklsr
pond. Containing about five (5) acres nl
land. All Improved with n onu and ono.
hnlf story framo dwelling housn and outi
buildings, fruit trees, etc., thereon. And
nlso all that certain lot. pleco or parcel ol
lund sltuuto In Greenfield township, Lack
awanna county, Pennsylvania, bounded
and described ns follows, to wit,: On tha
north by publlo road: on the east by lam)
of John Davis; on tho south by land now
or lato of Jacob Sicklcr; on the west by
land now or Into of Jacob SIckler. ;Con
talnlng about thirty (30) perches of land,
All Improved with one frame ham.
Seized and tnken In execution at tin
suit of assigned to Georgo L. Taylor '!
Reuben E. Lowrie. Debt, $25.34. Judg.
inent No. 79, March Term, 1834. Fl. fa.
to March Term. 1S9S.
TAYLOR & LEWIS, At.t',y,
TERMS OF SALE. "T
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PRO,
PERTV IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCE
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID
WHEN STRUCK 0pFv .-..;, -fc
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH AB0YG
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD
J0URNMENT. CJLARENCE,rJJlWlBliiilif,
Sheriff's TjffleeSTlrtt6naVFJArSl?K-;t