THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY. APRIL 9, 1898. m ni i Charming Patent Leathers. Every stylish young woman will want a' pair to wear with her Easter bonnet. These arc very swagger, superb quality, patent leather, with the popular round toe, straight across tips. $3.50. If we didn't have them you'd have to pay the dealers $4.00 to ?S-oo IN MUX'S we have the NEW EST shape with new vesting tops, as good as other dealers ask $5.00 for Price, $0.50 110 SI-KICK STREET. The Wfllces-Uurro Itecorfl can bo had In Scroll ton at the news stands of M. Melnhart, 119 Wyoming avenuo; Mac, Lackawanna avenue CITY NOTES. Tho members of the Sernnton C'uleilon lan club enjoyed a smoker In matter's hall laKt night. Mr. Whlttemoro, tho new rholr raider nt tho 1'iovlUenco Prcsbvtcrlan congre gation will mi't't the cliolr this tvenlnir lor reheat snl. St. Peter's soeletj of liellevuo, win conduct n soclul In teconomy hall, on Wy oming uvenue. Monday nlnht. The Uw lenco orchestia will furnish rmiMu. Monday and Tuesday the county com mlssdonorn will hear appeals from I'nr bond.ile. The Kli.st, Second and Fourth wards appeals will be heard tho Hut daj, the remalnjjig watds tho next. Pilvato Thomas IluFsell, of (nip.'in 1J. Thittccnth raiment, was appointed eiu poral last evening, vice rorpoi.il Isaac lit own, who was recently elected quar termaster, to sncicd JleesH U. W.tlktns. The I'enniylvmla, We've le 1'ioteetlve atsocl itlon of this city has lust Issued an ftttiaetlio card ofleiIn 10 tewatd for tho letuin of a f loll 11 wheel leistered with them, or Sal reward for iT5f ri'lutii o'r the wheel and the detention of ihe thief The liiilldlni; cmninlttiu of tin board of lontrol met last night ami deiiuVd to asit that t'ft,() for new school IiiiIIiIIiikh be Included In the lvis scliool oppioptiatlon. It was voted to npprovo Architect Ouelt woith's pi ins for a new No ,l building. The honor of iiaitlclp.itiin,' as pilnilpals In the lliht m.uilniu' In the Mears bulldlmt belonss to MNs Kmnia We.id and I.. (.'. Ho-elle, both til .Maple Lake who vveio .wedded Thin f-iluy bv Aldertaau Donovan who ree.ntlj mnvi-il Into offices In tho hlllldlliK Tile nymnasluin ilah(s of the Yiniut; WtunMifH I'lirlMUin association will she a i'IosIiib lilliltlon of thtli wotk In tlei iiudltutlum of ihe hUll school building Apt 11 2''. Tip ''louses have bien drtlllii!; faithfully, and mail) new fenturej ut tlfij work will bi' Blirn TIip l'lavin and Hudson company litild 'r.t,.d.i) at Diltlmoic siiart. tunnel unci kiii. and ('anyrmlum Mian, at Wllkp.Harre TIip IVItuv.iie. I.aeka wiinna uiul Western eanipany will jiay liwliij ut the i or shops and tho Cayuga and U'lslil-i ml:-. -, The fuin rul or William Million, ot Olv Jihtinl. will take place hulida alleinooii lit 1 ii'itoel' Intinnuil will be made at ('nrtmndnli. A xnecl.il train whl b 1 an over tUo Ueluwnie mid llinlnnn loud umt day Ieulnc Carhond.ile at 12 r, p. m . nnd Will stop at Jirnivn ami Atehbald. Th Sernnton tinln w II lenv.- at us p m Tho moiiiliern of Pernnlon IoiIko of Hlks will meet at 1 m p. m In l lie 1oiIk rooms for tho purpose of nttondlnir tho funeral It' lltltlllll Ito... ., Kvury utr-tomer buying a dollar's worth ot sontla today will bo rIvimi Kratls tliplr (Iiolco of four popular rosea. .Menrn & Jfasen. - nsi A licit)' WiutzlntrRer Hock Deer on tap today nt nil bars. .. line I.iimi-i i. nt Is n nice jilant Hoe Oluik's dlsplnv, JleuiH bulldlnt,'. ooooooooooooooooo I Fresh Fish X " and Oysters Every Day. X THE SCRANTON -CASH STORE O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOO U N I QjBgD r. ARGUMENTS THAT WILL BE PRESENTED Tlicy Arc Por and Agalnit Having Scranloa Appeal Decree a Supencdao REASONS THAT ARB ADVANCED Members of tho l'rcsent llonrd Wnnl to Prevent n Writ of Ouster trom lloliift I.nunl AsnliiRt 'I'h cm Until Aftur llio Supremo Court linn Pimeil l.'pon tho Appeal from Judge Archbnhl'n Dnclnlou In the Quo Warranto Prnrnedlncs. Hefore tho Supreme court nt Phila delphia printed nrt'uments will be pre sented today for and against tho rule, to Bhow cause why the appeal from the decision of the court ot thlH county with rcfetence to tlio ochool board quo wnnnnto inoceedltiBs should not bu decreed a supersedeas. Tho Supreme court decided not to hear nny verbal arguments! on this tule and what tho attorneys have to suy will he presented In the form of proper books. I). J. Iteedy, solicitor for the school board, and D. J. Davis, one of the tittornei'B for the board of six, went to Philadel phia yesterday to piesent tho btlefs. They will letnaln In Philadelphia, to hear the arcuments In the Plttston school board uppeal, which will be heard Monday. The case is almost identical to the one from this city. The decree of supersedeas Is souRht by tho members of the present board to prevent the local court from Issuing a writ of ouster pending a decision by the Supreme court on the merits of the appeal from the decision of Judge Arch bald In the nuo warranto proceedings. The argument for the supersedeas Is In part as follows: This being on a rule to show causo why tho appeal should not be decreed a supetsedens, It heema to us that tho ques tions involved are: rjrst Tho Injury which may ho dono to tho school district of Scranton, by enforcing an execution against the de fendants Second The want of proper officers to fill the oftices of tchool controllcts If the appellants In this case are ousted Thlid Tho possibility ot irror In tho ruling of the court below. THi: AllUUMENT. The lirst nnd second may bo argued to grther. The clt of Sernnton was Incor porated by Act of April 2 1MW, P. L. 10JI, and Its supplement of .March 3), 1M7, P. U CM. t-'p to the adoption of the act of May 23. 171. the chy of Sernn ton had four school districts. Tho leg islature by an act approved May 1'. 1SV, sought to repeat the nets of SCG nnd 1SC7. Attention of the court Is called to the title of this act. No mention what soever Is mado of tho art of April L'3, l?b6, nor Is It cited for appeal. Docs tho act of May !. ISS.t, repeal the net of March 30 W I'niler the statement of facts as agreed upon, four hundred and twenty thou"nnd dollars of bonds Issued since 1V77 are out standing. 1'lfiy-flve thousand dollars wero Issued between the acceptance of tho provisions of the Act of .May 2J, 1S7I, and the passage of the Act of May '.', W. If the net of 1S7I Is declared un constitutional, then there was no citv of Set. niton school dlstilct, and the bonds are Illegal and void. Again, If the olllces of the pics-rnt con trollers nie declaied vacant, there are no pel sons legally qualified to 111! the of fices. It Is conceded that n boaiil of six directors, whoso terms of olllce commence the first Mondnv In June, isms, was elect d at the Spring t lection of this vear, but the light of the six directors to the olllce of school controller In the city of Scranton Is disputed. Great and lnep.irnble Injuty will be done the scliool district of Scianton by continued and Incessant litigation. Until this question Is tlnnlly disponed of, no change should be made In the personnel of the school board. Mr. John Jermyn, who Is the real party of rtcord In tho ease, makes no i latin for the office In question The board of six school directors are not parties to the n cord, and no oppor tunity has been glxon the court below to pass upon thilr title to the fifnecs Until such II mi as their title Is pashed upon, there are no othei p rsons than these appellants legally qualified to hold tho olllces. NOT I NCONSTlTUTiUNAI.. Thlid-Tho act of May 23, 1S7I, P. 1... 231, Is not unconstitutional. It has been be fore this court In many phases, nnd al most eveiy section of the net has been passed upon. Including the fotfy-tlrst sec tion, and Its constitutionality has bepn sustali.id In Com. vs Uvans. in;, p,i, st . ;ip,, this identical question was befoie Ibis court Mr Justice Paston delivering the. opinion of this (ouit, said: "Tlu el' of Scianton Is a city of the thlld-elass and I dlilded Into twentv one wards. I'inlei tho foitv-ilrtt section of the act of May 23, 1S7I P. I... 211. each wnid U entitled to elect one school con tiollei. Those fleeted fioni vvcu mini bcied wards at said flist election (WSj to sii for two yenis nnd those from odd numbeied wnids foi four years; thereafter, evuy two yenis, alteriiatel , thej shall eh of one each, lo seivo lor four ears It will thus bi seen that tho teim of a school controller Is four yeais." In Scranton school district vs. Simpson (t al HI, Pa St 2U2, and In MeOauley s. Caston seliool illslilet. 133 Pa. St . 4i'l, the foity-sicund section of the ail of Slay 23. 174 was before this eo ? and Its constitutionality biistalned. In Commonwealth s Tuloi et ui.. IK). Pa St. 1M. also 10.1 Pa St . the .ut or Mnv II, 1VTI P. 1.. 1C9 which Is slm llat In ehninetpr to the net of Mnv 23, was lu Id to he constitutional In eiry case In which the fortv first section of the tald net May 23 ls't, has been beforo this court oi ihe lower coin Is, thu Inleictiee Is clear that Its coimltu tlonallty Is undoubted. The ciimt bilow lu declaring the act of 1&7I unconstitutional si .mcd to put for wind as the piluclpal leasou than "Tho net contained mote than one Mibleot which Is not clenlly expressed In Its title" The forty-first section of the act of W as amended bv the act of June Id K'I, P. 1.. tfjO, Is not obnoxious to Aitlele III, Section 3 of the Constitution of Pcniisl v uuta. All!" NOT 'i hit: sami:. Thu townships of this commonwealth, lueh with a population of two bundled souls, are not to be considered In the samo light as a city tho size of Scranton with Its population of K,MiO pi i sons. Its valuablo and scnttorcd school propettj, its number of teachers and vnilcd In terests. Tho needs of the rlty of Scranton. and the capabilities of n board of six 1Itc tors to properly administer Its ftalrs, aro proper subjects, hi our opinion for this court to consider, at least until the final disposition of this case. In each ward thero is at least one school house, and most bnvo two and three: tho scliool children attending the public schools number orr U.000. the area of Sernnton Ih no square miles tho distance from the most northerly to the most southerly school, from the most easterly to tho most westerly school Is over flvo miles; directors nro to servo without compensation or rewnrd Tho Interests of a city and school ills trlct, so far as their objects are coli corned, nre as Important as each other. The teaching of our children nnd the building up ot our Institutions, In an eel- DUFFY'S PURE HISKEY FOR MEDICINAL USE NO FUSEL OIL A Dull. Stupid FcelliiR, A Had Taste in thu .Mouth, A Loss of An petite, Sinking nt the Pit of the Stomach, Headache, Pains in the .Muscles and Joints. Fevurishuess, en n he nvyded by the use of this great whiskej'. So d by alt druggists and "Rro cct'.s. Send for pamphlet. DUFFY MALT WHISKEY GO. Rochester, X. Y. ucatlonnl sense, nro even moro Import ant than the building of sewers and bridges, the care of streets, paving, etc. Upon tho success of our schools depends the success of our cities. The taxes col lected by i-ach ore about equal Tho tendency of the act of 1S74 Is to wards uniformity; Its object Is to In creaso the efficiency of the common school syetnn, nnd legislation with these alms should be sustained by this couit. If the present board of conttollers were ousted, It might be found later that they nre tho leRal board, nnd gieat confusion, tin moll and Injury would result In tho tinnsttton from one board to the other. For these anil other reasons we pray tTio couit to nialce the rule nbsolute. AQAINST Till: SUPUllSEDAS. In the argument against allowing the supcrsedas the follow Ins appears: Ilulo to show cause why tho appeal from tho Judgment of tho eoutl of com mon pleas of LacKnwniina county should be decreed a supersedas. This Is a proceeding by quo wananto to oust tho defendants herein named from tho school controllers of tho Si run ton school district. Jt Is contended by appellants In their petition, upon which tho rule in tills case was granted that unless the appeal was decieed a suptrse'das; 1. Uie.U nnd Itrcparablo Injuty will bo done. 2. Chaos will bo cni.ttd in the school district of tho city of Sernnton. Thero Is but ono question Invoked In this rule nnd that Is whether or not our honorable court will continue in power for another jear, a board of conti oilers claiming title to office under the act of 11-71 after two dlffeient courts of common picas of thlb commonwealth have de-ciate-d such boards Illegal and unconsti tutional. Courts of common pleas above icfeired to are those of Luzerne and Lackawanna, counties It Is admitted that the appellants were duly elected under the act of asemnly, approxid Aplil 21. 1874, but said act so far as it iclates to the management of com mon schools has been declared unconsti tutional (See case Chalfoiu is 1'dwards, 173 Pa. St. 210). The Judges of tho coui t of common pleas of Lackawanna county are not the only common pleas Judges of this common wealth to duel, no that school controllers elected under act of 1S71 show no valid title to tho olllce which they hold and oidered them ousted juugi: iin.NNETT'a opinion. Judge llennett, of Luzerno county, in tho icceut case of lommonwtintlh of Pcunsjlvnnla ix rel. vs. Thomas J. (Illll gan. et al., s Kulp, fJOO, held the samo lew. The facts set foilh lu the petition for a writ of quo w.i li auto In the case of com monwealth e nl. is. Cilllcun, et al , ut siipia, aie Identical with, the facts agreed upon In this case, la the Gllligan case the boatd of conttollers wero declircd II leKiiI and oustid, an appeal has been taken fiom the couit of common pleas of Luzerne county and will be heard before our honorable court on Monday next, the 11th lust. If our honoiable couit should sustain the lower court In tho case of common wealth ex nl. vs. Gllligan, above lo feired to, and at the samo tlino deciee the appeal In this case a supersedeas It would deprive two school dliectors who have been lawfully elected to serve for tho term of the other four dlrcctois would be reduced by ono oai. Is It uid aiguiaent in liuor of continu ing an llletal be aid to ay that If said bo.ud Is deol.ued Illegal, their actions In the past will be contested, to sustain such a pioposltlon would be to continue such hoards forevei ? Counsel for appellee nio unable lo dis cover any gio.il and Irrepninbld ir.luiy that will be done the Scranton school dis trict bj ousting the piesnt board of scli7ol controlleis, who claim title to oITlce, un di i" the net of 1S74 and seating on the Oth Oiiv of June next, a refjular set of ll rritnis who liave been duly elected mi ll i the old law .ni. I who are lendy and c ill ihe ilaht to net in tli.it c.parltj on and after that day. CHAOS WILL NOT ItHSlTLT. It Is enntended that chaos will not lo.-ult and thht to, u ccitalnty a iprii lnily elected board can conduct nflalrs ns well ns economically us the piesent unnmlioi i::ed controllers. ihe refusal of the couit below to allow eiutlon of tho Judgment of ouster at the piesent time Indicates er clfttrly that they had the best iiileients of the schools 111 mind, and that It was for tho very purposo of preventing great and Ir reparable injury and the creating of chaos In the school district that said ex ecution was lettisid We respfctfnllv submit, therefore, that Ihe question of uwnrillng oNcculon upon the Judgment nl inistot lu tills caso should lest In the dlsctetlon of tho Judge of the coin' uf common pleas of Lacka wanna eountv V C. Noivcnnib, JaniP 71. Torrey, II. A. Kmpp and D. J. Iteedy nro tho attorney! for the piesent school botul In Ibis witter. I. II. Hums and IJ. J. Pav is aio nalust the Mile. l n sin ,V Hell" AVuttzbuigei liuclc Ueer on tap today at all I ais CASTOR I A For Infants and Children, rss fie- ilnllj tljcituri ef ' IM ITirr tUM . MAX WKUUR, Boot and Shoe AUktr. Heat shoes to nrdr from 81.75 up .Men's Hole and heels, Hoc. I,ucllu' huIfb and hvals, 50c. All work uiiaratitecd. 127 Penn Avenue, SCRAM ON, Pa. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, (lav trills ami all Stomach I)lor- ders positively cuied. Orovcr Urubiim's Uys netiHla Iteinedv Is u suoellle. linn done in. moves all dUtreim, and a puriumieiit euro of the mom chroulnand sevoio oases U guaran teed. Do hut muter I A fil)-ceul bouta will convince the moit skeptical. Matthew a llrui., Druzulyti, il'Ju l.auku Milium menu. $U,AlTW i'V"r'"- -Vvi 7S2 -tmrvy, -cue SYMPATHETIC GIRLS. They Slopped Work In Ibe Meadow Drook Mill Recaiii e Foreman Fred Updyko Wai Dlsmliicd. Ten young girls employed In tho Meudovv Urook silk mill, on Cedar ave nue, went out on strike tit a o'clock yesterday afternoon, giving tho reaBon because Fred. Updyke. ft foreman In tlir mill, who vvna discharged Wed nesday, would not be reinstated. When tho stilkets proceeded to the oITIcq ot John II. Hiooks, tho manager of the mill, and infoimed him of th'lr decision, he asked tho spolteswr nan how the dismissal of Updyke 1 nny mnnner concerned them. Tho glrli stood motionless for ft time, and finally one of them said: "Well, poor Fred. Is out of work, nnd ho has no ono to look nfter him, nnd we uro going to quit." "You nre very foolish," said Sir Brooks, as ho resumed work on a let ter ho vvns writing. Last night n Tribune reporter Inter viewed Mr. Hrooks nt his olllce He said: "This young fellow I discharged Wednesday because he would not do his work In accordance with the sys tem adopted by our llrm. These young girls who left their positions worked under him, nnd yesterday I worked In hls place and did the work ns I thought it should be done, nnd asked the girls whether the change was not as agree able as tho methods of Updyke. "They stated It vvns much easier, and why they nllowod themelves to be led away with such a wne of sympathy Is more than I can understand." The action of the girls will not cause much Inconvenience at the mill, their position being In the finishing depait lntnt. Updyke will not be reinstated. PATROLMAN THOMAS IMPROVING. Almost Out ol Unngoi Ironi Any Com plications Now. It Is now two weeks and 11 e davs since Tatrolman John I) Thomus, while patroling tho North Main ave nue beut In West Scranton, vvns so ilously stabbed by Francis Schauna mann, of North Van Huron nvenue, while attempting to art est him in Mar tin Bird's hotel. Though for a few days Hip wounded patrolman was In a ciltlcal condition, as the result of good constitution nnd the care of him where ho was removed to he Is now nearly out of danger, even from any compli cations. He has been out of bed and has dressed himself several times during the last few days, nnd has received the calls of many of his fellow patrol men of tho police force. Should he pro gress as favorably dining tho coming two weeks he, no doubt, will soon be able to wnlk outside. A Itcqnost from llev. C.J. Cooper. Tho former students of the Allentovvn seminary and non-graduates of Muhlen berg college are kindly requested to send their names and present address to Kov. C J. Cooper, of Allentown, Pa., for tho purpose of completing a mailing list in or der to extend an li.vltation to the semi centennial reunion to be held lu connec tion with the commencement exercises of Mublenbeig college. June 11 and 23, litis. Anyone having possession, or knowing of, a catalogue of the Allentown seminary of tho ear lSi'7 or isi.3 will confer a favor bv sending It lo or Informing Itev. C. J. Cooper. Will ('0 in Mooslc. A large delegation of members of La ther Assembly. No. 10, Magdalcna Assem bly, No. 23, Providence Assembly, No. 25, and Ojiah Assembly, No. 29, will meet at tho hall of Ksther Assembly on Monday evening about .ISO o'clock to take the street cars for Mooslc to Institute Malao Assembly, No. 33. District Deputy Grand Commander K. W. Acker will have charge of tho ceremonies. No. 30 starts out with a good number of applicants from tho prominent ladles of Mooslc and Avoca. CATARRH IN THI3 HEAD, that troublesome tnd disgusting disease, may be entirely cured by a thorough course of Hood's Sarsaparllla, the great blood Durlfler. HOOD'S PILLS cure nausea, sick headache. Indigestion, biliousness. All druggists, 2Ec. American Ilpimlies. thtee grades, very line, ut Claik's, the florist. DIED. liURGL In West Scranton, April S. kh James Uurge, 29 yiars of age, at the resident, 6j) Unbelts court runeral to. morrow afternoon nt 3 o'clock from the icsldenco. Interment at tho Washburn street cemoterv. WILLIAMS. In West Scinnton, April 8, 1S9S, llumpluey Williams, CJ jears of aide, at tho residence, lull Jackson sticet. runernl Sunday afternoon at J o'clock fim the mf.diuce. luteiment nt tho Washburn sticet cemetery. & MEARS I WEDDING GIFTS o OUR SPECIALTY. Our Store offers an cudless selection of articles suitable for Wedding Gifts, and it is always easy to find just what you want here. VVc have just opened some large Imports which contain many choice pieces, useful ns well as ornamental. o Remember, we are Sole Agents for R00KW00D, MILLAR & PECK, "Walk In and JOf3jn!:MIKJ0S!K!fti I The Windup ' g b Easter Trade Today's buying will be sharp and quick. The numerous Easter greeting gifts left un- W selected will be bought today. A plentiteud of K bargain figures in the store a few here to show W you their richness. Can you resist them ? . W 17 unique shiped china After dinner cups and saucers nicely decorated, .....t nt ..-.ml UAtll.. 'It, ..,.. .. . H 1'nrKna.nr I VC jr c 4 thin china tins, decorated bv band ' 5 and traced In gold were $1.V.0. AQr S lor Laster ,"ti 2iJ cji II bnudftomo Imported vaiel that JJc w -re reduced from $'J nil to CI 9 c ' Uef ?! or '-aster f " , ,7Chlnnf,ni. i .Bii ,w rated thin Diehdou China. Vt eiu lie '2Ve . a Hose Jars-- Inlntllv decorated. Ite- diteed from SI l)S to jil 2n. For fn r Laster u The Rexford Co. 303 Lacka. Ave. pxJK2tv3xwSJHHAS?eKKMHC5ttv.xS GALLCN'S. 'WE CLOTHE FROM HEAD TO FOOT." special Prices for Easter In all Departments. Men's Fine Black Clay Worsted Suits The Proper Suit lor Easter wear. Finely tailored and trimmed. Popular value $15.00. SPECIAL PRICE $9.80. Men's Fine Covert Cloth Top Coats Cut short and boxy. M.ide and trimmed equal to custom made. Regular value $12.50. SPECIAL PRICE $6.90- Easter Hats for Men 07c, $1.75), $2.50. ltusset and Patent Leather Shoes for Everybody, )7c, $107, $2.07. New Easter Neckwear 2JJc and 47c. M CLOTHING 137- AND 13 Easter On Saturday, April 9th, with every purchase amounting to $1.00, we will give a beautiful rose. Your choice of the following varieties: Brides, Woot tons, Perles and Bridesmaids. HAGEN, t t LIBBEY'S GUT GLASS, Etc, 134 Wyoming Avenin, tool: around 4 small, thin China creams that Qr were a quarter, l'or Lastor t H 5 after dinner China curs and On saucers. Wero inc. Tor Laster. sterling sllvor souvonlr spoons' gold bowls. Worth lf cents. Tor in- Laster ""I" , Halve boxes with sterling sll. 'vcrlI"' For Easter 19c Hand deeoro'.ed hisoue class oc- p. Jewel botes. For Laster J"w CS Pin trays with hand pnlnted fr 52 i flowers. For Luster 1 UC J J GALLON'S. Children's Fancy Ycstee Suits Blue, Brown and Mixed Cheviots, Made with large sailor collar and trimmed with 6 rows of Soutache Braid. Regular value $4 and $. SPECIAL PRICE $2.89 and $2.23. Boy's Strictly A 11-Wool Double Breasted Suits Plain and Fancy Scotch Cheviot materials. Finely made and wear resisting. Regular values $3 and $4. SPECIAL PRICE $2.69 and $1.79. AND SHOE HOUS RENIN! AVENUE, s m m && D 415 and 417 Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa. Prepared Paints arc an essential tinner it housccleaniug time. Wc have them. Needs nc other preparing than H stir them a little. All colors to select from,in pint cans 1 Neals . Enamels The best known for! oath tubs, bicycles chairs or any inn side work. Six f EVl cnlnrs V1 Varnish Will put the finisliint touch on your natural wood furniture. - ft Pinr lU" Main Floor. THE GREAT 310 Lacka. Ave,, J. II. LADWIU. THE ONLY UP-TO-DATE WHOLESALE LIQUOR IIOU! IN THE CITY. F.vervthine that a first-class wholesale liquor house is supposed to carrv in stock can be found atl our establishment. We are sole agents lor the Celebrated Waldorf Whiskies. Family trade solicited. THE 129 Penn Aye. Telephone No 6612. J. R. Cohen, Manager, LADIES Glenn vour Kid Glove with MIM.ER'S ' GI.OVKtNl. l'or .ile only by Mo.ir A Un Ken, lie udqtiurteiH for dreiHiVI and undressed kid gloves Inull Ihe Inott dc5lrnl)le almJes. REISMAN Dally, Week!), Monthly Newspapers and Hagazines, Books nnd Stationery, Pine C gnrs. 405 Spruce Street 1 a STORE ;4 1 1 y. VTSSBSz I m
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