T11JU SUltANTON TIUBUjNK--TUESDAY, APJUL 20. 18DS.
t
THE AMBULANCE
ROLL OF HONOR
Tribune' Suggestion Wan Received with
Much Pnvor.
TUB CONTRIBUTIONS OF ONE DAY
Thor Ainoiinlod to 9170.50, or Unit
of tho Entire Aniuuiit Noedud"li 1b
Necessary 'flint the linlnncu Hhoulil
He Subscribed ToiIiifl'nplU ol
No. 27 Public School Sut n (.'ooil
Kxnmplo lor tlio School Children ol
the City.
Amount Needed $350.00
Subscribed...... 176.56
The suggestion In yesterday's Til
buiie that money tu buy un ambulance
for the Thirteenth loginunt bo raised
by small popular ubeilptlons met
with great lavor and nil day long the
conttlbutlons enme floating In When
the Tribune's business olllco closed ut
9.30 last night $17fif.6 had boon lulsed
or about one-halt the Hum neeuled
which Is $350
The balance ought to be forthcoming
today. Toinonow ulght the regiment
leaves the cltv and befoie It departs
the money should be raised .ind for
warded. .Another such a day ns yesterday
will produce the necessary fund.
Among yesterday's eontilbutlons
was one of JliS.St! from the tenchers
and pupils of No. L'7 public school, of
which Professor J. 15. Hawker Is prin
cipal. It was made .up largely of the
pennies, nl kelh and dimes of the pupils
and was an eloquent testimonial of the
patriotism stirring In their young
bi easts which caused them instantly
and unselfishly to respond to the sug
gestion contained In The Tribune of
yesterday.
If the pupils of other schools of the
city today follow the example of those
at No. 27 the price of the ambulance
will bo secured and a splendid object
lesson gained.
The employes of th Globe "Ware
house early yesterday moinlug took up
collection for the ambulance fund
which netted $23 50. Yesterday's com
plete roll of honor was:
The Tribune Publishing Co $li) co
Fred Jones 1 t
T. II. Watts Company o ui)
S. 11. Stetens 1 oo
J. W. Oakford hj uu
Mrs. John Ilc)nolds u
Mrs. Thornis Sprague 5 K
Charles 11. Connell 2 DO
Colonel U. O Schoonmakcr :mk)
Bennle II Throop i oil
Mrs C 1J Penman l ixj
U IJ. 1'ister 100
Alex Craig 1 no
1.1 vy S. Illclnrd uo
W. W. Davis 100
Mut tin Ferguson .-,
Irving Rltliard :;,
Adah Jllchard j-,
"Jl" and others . 475
W, 1. Pryor ., 1 .hj
12. T. Sweet 1 00
A friend 75
William V. Grimths mo
I.ebeck & Corln 10 l)
l.oulso Haught 10
Nullle Fulton 33
O. P. Leeds 100
Walter Albert Smith 1 00
Jonas Long's Sens 1000
Charles L Auer 1 00
It. M. Kohnstamm 1 iio
Cyrus G. Etans 1 ,10
George Smithing j 00
James F, Mitchell 1 (,0
JJy mall unsigned :i;
W. G. Fulton ico
Floret & Brooks c ro
J J. Jeimyn 3 110
'ash 1 00
Charles W. Matthews 1 00
fash no
LangstatT it Pcny r,o
U. II Blrdsall 100
C L. Rice 1 no
Cash '$
J. XV. Dusenbury 01)
If A. Connell y w
W D Kennedy 1 ij
F. E. Ryan 100
Edward F. Wen.sel ;-
Cash fo
Cash -,
Cam 5,1
Cash 1 no
J I S. II.
It V
"H" cash
Cash
Cash
Cam
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Hand & Pane
Connolly & Wallace
J XV. Pentlccst
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash ,
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W A
P.-iub
Lewis, Rellly & Davies ..
W. II. C.
Kramer Hrolhers
Lmoloycs of Scranton Supply and
Machinery Company
Globe Wnrehouso employes:
On en McDonald.
t 111 IJ. Scheuer
Joslo llcirm'iu
Helen Olmec.
Margin et Shaw
Simon Ward
Fied M Hiuitz
Percy Waters
John Simpson.
Da Mil Hill.
John U. McConncll.
llornce Asbury.
V E Sherman
Tuhn K LamlJle
Julius Hojer
Frank C. Iluber
M Y. Lewis.
Adel Moore
D A Tewkesbuty.
Hany Thomas
Alfred Hughes.
Luther XV. Peck.
Jtnbt V. Alexander.
Joseph A. Flseh.
G 15. Divine.
Henrj XV H.iwsou.
Everett DivH
M W Hlesecker
George Vlponil.
Hnirj Nnnliup.
Harry Reese.
Total
J. R. Van Vulcn-
burgh.
Jos. A. MeConnell.
Joseph O'llclll).
M Whltr-fnrd.
J . Primrose.
Ella Jacobs.
II. II Connell.
Nelllo Seward.
I.lzsrlo Thomas.
Ma Lewis
Unite Mulaney.
Agnes Ituggcrt).
Nora Kenneilj
Ami 1 Winteisteln.
Kmn Kiete.
Mai Thointon
XV F. Koch.
J. Asplnnll
Edward Mtmplo.
Robert Kin-chwa.
Win Alcsaudci
I'atrlck McGuirc.
A. J Hutzman
Patrick Gulnn.
I.yellu Jacobs
Llllle Jones
Mnllle Phillip.
Maty O'llrlen.
KM to
Public school No 17:
TEACHERS.
Prof. J. 11. Hawker. Miss A
Miss Grace Hicks jjlss J.
MlssCora M. Orlltln. Miss N
Miss M. M Driesun. Mlts A
K. Grlllln.
Iloneiir
Maloney.
L Corbel t.
Miss A. 8 WatMus Miss Hesble Jones.
Miss IJ, V. Roue)
SCHOLARS
Leila Woodruff Mury Lester. .
Loretta Moian Nettlo Lawroiuc
Henry P. Wetmore Walter Morim.
Harry Fischer
Frank Lewis.
Lillian llrod
Charles Hurt.
Lizzie Olvcr.
Leland Maish
Nettle Van florrten. Clarence Monnla.
Gcneta M. Shook. Howard Williams.
Hlur.cho Tliompon. Flore nee Piossur.
James M. Neelel James Malla.
Nelllo Hrundage. Addle ritllzer.
Mary Walsh, Emma Colvln.
Horace Howard.
Cliira Millar.
Loell Lawrence.
I'lold M. Fuller.
Cat lie Momilit.
Hoi a Iloiner.
Ma ellnghei.
John Price.
Haloid S Kennedy.
Frank Addjimui
Mllllccnt A Powill.
XV. Van lJhircon.
Rex Treerton.
Helen Hiirte.
Small Hartcy.
Mutgaret WIH011.
Leono Farnhum.
Etrina Walsh.
Lonlhe Vnrreu
Culver Hurley.
Simpson Lee.
Clare Stoctmi.
Mary II. Morris.
e'i ites Colt In.
MiiUpI Mnnce.
Maude Fuller.
Enin Lee.
Pauline V. Coleman.
AeU Wllllains.
Florence Snow don.
Moses Sew 1 11.
Arthur E Cllffotd.
Fred Millet.
Lee Stanton
Eddie Fit nil
AP .1 bteekei.
Walter Phillips.
Fied Conover.
Helen lloorem.
Mellle lVuree.
Rose Plttnck.
Nellie O. l'rosser.
Maud Kemp.
Jesse Sit) dor.
Thomas Wutkins.
Ida Fish.
Janlc Ralne.
Jessie Fldlan.
John Lee
Jennie StllLcr.
Clarence Cutter.
Will Lindsay.
Teresa Wahl.
Orai e Slsco
Claton Harrow cliff.
Edna Allen
Leora Jnhter.
Edgar Machette
Willie Diundage.
Mue Ludtik.
HIancho Williams.
Julia Vanning.
Margaret Woodruff.
Svdney Langhuin.
I'hcbo Cartel.
Joseph La Rose.
Charles Monnla.
Grace Meiriam.
Lewis A llllnms.
Louise Hadlson.
Martha Reese.
Hairy Smith.
Florence Shook.
Grace Middleman.
Alice Grcnell.
Marietta Winters.
Verna Sllleck.
Ethel Goiton
Stanley Hurley.
1'rank Saer
Atthur Scholia.
Warren Fuller.
Newton Haw ley.
Robert Lee.
Monroe Whitney.
Fred Warren.
James Lali)on.
C Van Illarcom
Harold Machette.
Robert Peteiman.
Clnn nte Hrundage.
Marguerite e'artir.
Ethel Cooper.
Ilessio ejlt 1 1
Ethel Colt in
Louise Warren
Hannah Eiker-doy.
James Glughet.
Mary Malla
Jeanettc FlUiam.
liert yoiing
Edna Heckman.
Claia Williams.
Charles Martz.
Lojd Olter
Willie Laineard.
Ida Thomas.
Atchle AVIlson.
Ralph Mack
Emma Snvder.
Lottlo MorrN.
Alltn 5Ioer.
Total
draco Lee.
John Woodworth.
Lewis Williams.
Elllo Harney.
Maty Pctcrman.
Hentrlco llaydoti.
Agues Mcllnlo.
Hello Crosby.
Charles Kear.
John Hubert.
M)ra Smith.
Emllv 1 locliln.
Matthew Fanning,
( larcnco Lester.
Thomas Kennedy.
Cash.
Allen Woodtulf.
Walter Lutz.
Ollto Carter.
Anna Shoemaker.
Carl Rfplogle.
Jcsslo Stetens.
Emma Miller.
Esther Hopewell.
Hessle Haw ley.
Isabella Alkman.
MHlo Huff.
Susie Russell.
Ella Junes.
Ethel Hrockenslilro.
John Morel.
Fred Sloeum.
Frank Cooper.
Stuart Lee.
Ada Williams.
Mabel Miller
Rlchaid Malla.
Austin Patrick.
Milton l'rossct.
Roy Peterm.111.
Archie Miller.
Gut Williams.
Lfiin Muck.
Leila Hannah.
Tom Learn,
llettlo Lester.
Henry Smith.
George Matthews.
John Fldlam.
Ray Dougherty.
Herbert Heckman.
Oscar Fish.
Herbert Hockln
Atthur Ilrottn.
Henry Hroadhuist.
Spencer Cobb.
Harry Helse.
Rusell Fern.
Giaeo Orchatd.
Margatet Cobu.
Ruth Gorton
Mjrtlo Prtor.
Maud Madsen.
Maud Mlllci
Jenrle Nankltell.
Kntlo Cochrane.
Annie Dcrrlman.
Edmund Grennell.
Lizzie Retnolds.
Nelllo Wahl.
Cora Crosby.
Walter 1'ryor.
eirace Miller,
ltor Williams.
James Fanning,
liurr Grlllln.
Emily Crosby,
liernlce Oikley.
Ruth Mackey.
Mary Conlev.
Mlnertu Fish.
James Pritchard.
Rebci ca Nesblt.
Thorn it- Greene.
Charles Hubert
Walter Machette.
Harold JIojit,
Robert Walter.
Ada Stetens.
Robert Thomas.
John Cobb.
Annie Miller.
Matthew Drown.
Marian Nankltell.
Retford Jollier.
Lewis Woodruff.
Howard llttilc).
Thomas Grlllln.
Arthur Ha) dm.
AVillle Cooper.
Ethel Ilelse.
I'aullne Freas.
Geoige Stetens
Robert Shoemaker.
CI) do Mack.
Maggie Grampp
Elizabeth Appleby.
Edna Hay.
Eugene Connolly
Loranca Hartttlck.
Allan Io or
.$22 SO
$17f
STIRRING RESOLUTIONS.
l'ussod by Crnnd Council ol Voung
Men's Institute.
The ilnal session of the grand otlleers
and boaid of dlrectois of the Penn
syhnnla Jutlsdlctlon of the Voung
Men's Institute was held yestetday
morning. The following patriotic
lesolutlons weto adopted amid cheois:
Tlio board of grand directors Young
Men's Institute, Penns)ltania Jurisdic
tion. In meeting assembled, heartllv en
dorse the action of H. W. Rites, chair
man of tlio supreme ilirectors, Young
Men's Institute, In summoning to patriotic
111 Hon dining the hour of national need
the nn mbership of our fiateinlt)
llioltod That we direct the attention
of the meinoers ol tin. Young Mens ln
stlttito to oui noble motto, "Pro Deo, P10
Patrla." In wliieh d tmiun to God and
lot 1 of 1 mint i) aie uengnlzed as to tho
two basic pilnciiiles ol our fraternity,
ulid we are eonlldent In the belief that
should the exigencies of the present emer.
ginc) leipilie It. our organization will
gltu 11 ciedltablo accourt of Itself, and
that the lesults will show that tho ef
foits made by the Young .Men's Institute
since Its Inception, to train Its members
In the duties of citizenship has not been
Ullfllllttlll
Resulted That wo commend tlir. ac
tion of President Mi Klnley nnd congres
lnwtlie policy of aimed Intcrtentlon to put
tm 1 nd to the baib.uous and inhuman
w nfnie in Cuba as being In contoimlty
with hlstoilial preeedmts and in accord
ance with the khiIus and spirit ol Amer
ican institutions.
Eleten thousand ineinbcts nre en
1 oiled In the Pennsylvania jurisdiction.
Secrelniy AleGulte will notify all the
councils In the juilsdlctlon formally of
the resolutions.
Joseph m. uoins is critically ill.
An Operation Ma I'crloriued I'pon
Him on Nundii).
A multitude of fi lends of Colonel H.
M Holes and family spent an anxious
day esteiday because of the serious
Illness of Mr. Joseph M. Holes, who
was attacked with perltonltlb Friday
night.
So alatmlng was his condition that
his only chance for life remained In ,in
opetatlon which was performed on Sun
day by Dr. J. W. Coolldge, nsslsted by
Dr. Reed Hums and others. He ttns
in a veiy critical state yesterday, but
Dr. Coolldge, who spent last night at
his bedside, felt that if the encourag
ing symptoms continue for forty-eight
hours his jeenvery will be probable.
Few young men of this city, have as
man) friends ns has Mr Roles, and it
wus with widespread legret that the
news of his Illness was heard.
MARRIED BY ALDERMAN WRIQIIT.
The lirldn and Groom Aro ItesidnnlN
ol Cirlieiudiile.
Aldeimnn Wright united In matrlago
yestetday morning at 11 o'clock Wil
liam II. Walsh and Miss Eva I. Purely,
of Carbondale Tho couplo came down
from the Pioneer city unattended and
after procuring tho necessary license
proceeded to the alderman's nlllce,
whom the nuptial knot was tied
Tho btlde was becomingly attlied In
a pretty costume of blue nnd wote
w-hlto kid gloves.
ESTIMATES OF THE
BOARD OF CONTROL
Read at Last Night's Meeting ol That
Important body.
TUB 01 HER BUSINESS TRANSACTED
Moil ot It Wus ofn Roullnii Nature.
Solicitor Itccdv Reported the Action
Thnt Win Taken lit Court Yester-day--'Iliu
Touchers' Committee
Reported Scverul Appointments,
Which Mcro Conllrmed--ltnport of
tho Committee with Relerouco to
Collection o( l)cliniiiont l'ntos.
Tho regular meeting of the lioatd
of Control was hold last c-Netilng. Con
siderable routine bulsncss was trans
acted and a committee of ladles lepre
sontlng the klndergatten Intel ests In
this oily wem prnsont and made a
icciucst for tecognltlon by the bo.ud.
llids wete rcceitcd for the election of
a letnlnliiK wnll, lion fence and the
la) lug ot sidewalks at Nei. 2i school.
1'ioposals weie rend from M J. Ruddy,
to do tho work for $2,500; Edwin S.
Williams, $.',200; Muldoon & Howie,
$2,470. Thcv wcio tcferred to the build
ing committee, who nftorwatds re
potted, teconimendlng the aw at ding
uf tho conttact to E. S. Williams
llids were received from the Scran
ton Iron Kenco company and Ambrose
Herz for remotlng the old buildings
on the site of No. 3 school, Plttston
avenue. The former offeied to do the
work for $75 nnd the latter $150 The
matter was lefcned to the building
coinmltte'u who requested moie time
to consider the matter.
The pay rolls for Jatiltois nnd officers
were icpoitcd nnd nppnned The at
torney for the board repotted fat 01 ab
ly on the bonds and sutety of delln
iliienl tax collectois Thomas J. Lan
gun, of the Thirteenth wind, and C.
Hedforel Reynolds, of the Setenteonth
waid,
Attorney Iteedy notified tho board
that nn application was tnaele to court
)i'sterelny restraining the board from
making the tax levy or Ineunlng any
Indebtedness by purchasing lots, etc.
The tule Is returnable on Monday
next. lie also lepoited that the bchool
district Is not icsponslble for dama
ges Incut red by l'attlck Scott in the
removal of a refilgeiator fiom a
South Side building.
A conimunte-atloii was lecclvcd from
City Clerk Lavello notifying the boat el
that the city will cease to pay for light
ing nnd heating the rooms occupied
by the boaid after the Hist Monday In
A pi II.
HOARD RETALIATES.
In view of this annonccment a mo
tion was passed directing the secre
taty to Instiuct the boaid's attorney
tr ascertain fiom the mayor and po
lice depaitment what poitlon Is due
the board nccoidlng to law, of the
flues collected fiom the ptisoners In
cases of drunkenness, etc., and pto
ceed to hate the same collected In the
future. This money has never been
turned over to the boat el and when It
is done, the probabilities are the
amount will fully compensate the
boniel for any outlay It may be neces
sary to mnke for light and heat ex
penses. The council resolution gi anting per
mission to the board to connect No. 3
school building with the city setter was
received nnd authorized to bo done
under supervision of the city engineer.
without any expense to the city.
The repoit of Truant Officer Mai tin
Joyce was lecelved anil Hied.
Permission was granted Ezra Griffin
Post to take up the annual penny col
lection in the public schools for tho
purchase of llowers for Memoilal Day.
Ex-City Solicitor James Torrey ap
pealed before the boaid In conjunction
with a committee repiesentlng the
kindeigarten Intel ests of the city, and
spoke of the benefits and conditions
of the woik and urged the board to
consider the piopositlons offered by
the committee of ladles who were
piesont. He then Inttoduced Miss
Underwood, who Is the leading spirit
In the woik hete. She spoke of the
necessity of support from the board
lu the woik and nskeil for an appio
pilntlon by the bonrd to further the
work. A leeiuest was made fot a sum
to be decided by the boai d for a year's
support and a fait tt lal during that
lime. Miss Underwood said the kln
dergaiten teaching was scientific In
stitution, anil the founder of tho s)s
tem termed it natural education.
It Is a nioial as well us a manual
school, she said. They also hold moth
er's meetings and visit the homes of
the children, whose ages innge fiom
four to Fcten ears. The work has
been lecognlzed as a power in the
community, und It Is their Intention of
making tho s)stem a part of the pub
lie school system, enabling the teach
ers to co-opeiate with the other teach
tis, to tako part In the Institutes and
other woik in conjunction with the
teachers and primary departments.
The1 matter was refened to the super
intendent and the tenehers and finance
committee to make a repoit ut the
next meeting.
SPRINKLING PROPOSITION.
The proposition of Dunn Uios. to
ipilnklo the pavement in front of the
high Helioo! for $S00 wns refeired to the
high and ttalnlng school committee.
The teachers' committer teported
the appointment of Ella E. Fuller ut
No. 2!, Rose Shields at No U, Kate
Jui dan at No. 15, Alice Oeulty at No.
6, and $C5 salary for Lillian O'Donnell
as principal of No. 22, and nn Increase
ot $5 a month for Professor II. L.
Moigan at No. 13. The icport was
unanimously adopted.
Certlucutes for State Noimal school
diplomas was granted Misses Kate T.
MeGroaity, Maud Potters und Jessie
M. Kellow.
The building committee approved
a number of bills nnd orders were
diattn for the seteinl amounts.
The following leport was submitted
by Chulrninn W. A. May. of the fln
onco committee, which was unanim
ously ndopti'd as ri'ad
To tho President and Members ol tlio
Bcr.inton Hoard of Control.
Gentlemen: Pelleting that It Is neltlui
ttdtlsnble nor nicessuty to hate a greater
lew than fniuleen ill) mills for all school
pui poses the coming veal, the llnanee
commltteo hate made that the basis ot
their calculations In tirrlting at tlulr es
timate of expendltuies The vultmtinn
has been assumed at ttteut)-two and one
half million (W.nooooO) dollais although
tho final valuation of propeity toi tax
ation has not yet boen determined. Wo
also nssume that the district will rect1to
from the stuto an appropriation of 73,-
The committee huvo carefully scanned
Ihe estimates submitted by the various
committees of )our bodv, and after sev
eral meetings huc decided uaou tho
amounts given below for tho dlftcrrnt
school purposes,'
LESS THAN OTHER YEARS.
You will notice that tho amount appro,
prlatcd for building purposes Is less than
that for the pretlous years. It Is be
lieved tho district can accommodate with
somo Fffmt the Increasing school popu
lation and tho neeessltles of tho different
winds by tho election ot not more thin
two buildings. Wo believe It wise at this
lime to puy tlio dellelt of the past )ear,
estimated to be $13 000, economy being ex.
cielstd lu etery direction by the district,
rather than to greatly Ineieasu our facili
ties. Your committee) would also tery
earnestly iccoinmoul that every efToit
be made on the part of tho committees,
tho olllcers and the employes to keep their
expenditures within tho limit set by your
committee.
For the purpose of pi)lng the Interest
011 the bonded d lit nnd fot sinking fund
purposes, )our committee leeoinmcnded
11 lety of 1.43 mills on the valuation of 22,
600,000. '
This will produce a levenuo of $!2,175
(the amount requited for this purpose Is
$12 000). For btilldlt g purposes jour com
mittee would iccoimimiid 11 tax lot)' ft
1 32 mills on valuation of $22,500,000; this
will yield $71700.
Less 3 pur cent, for commissions
and exoneration $ 2,175 'i0
Net result 72,521 10
Tills amount ttc distribute 113 follows
New buildings Jh.000 00
No. 3 lots 11,720 M)
No. 6 lots 5,300 00
Lots. Fourth wind ::,';J0 00
No. 21 wall 2 2n0C0
No. 23 lot 100 00
$72,620 CO
CANNOT RE ELIMINATED.
The amounts, appropriated nbovo for all
Hi ms except buildings are in accordance
with pretlous action of tho board r-nj.
cannot well be eliminated.
For general school purposes j'our
committee would recommend a
lety of fl'l mills. This would
)leld a retcnuo of $208,125 00
Lcs exonerations, etc, at 3 per
cent (J 213 75
?201,SS1 fo
Retcnuo expected from the state. 73X0 TO
$277,737 25
Wo icconitnend tho following distribu
tion of tills uii-cunl:
High school $ 30,577 00
Tcacluts 135,00) 00
Night schools 7,500 00
Repairs 11,000 U0
New furniture 2,400 00
Janitors JS.7W 00
Rents 2,500 (HI
Offices and clerks n,?L0 00
Legal expenses 1,500 10
Tax refunding 50 110
Supplies S,0o0 to
Coal and wood 0,000 00
Gas nnd water S.OuO 00
Pilntlng and advertising 1,000 00
Dellteilng supplies SCO 00
Steam heat at No. 33 35s to
Text books 8000(0
Insurance 500 00
Incidentals 1,000 00
Estimated deficit for 1S97
$277,f05(O
Tho supply committee was directed
to piovide an oigan for No. 34 school.
The text book committee was asked
to ptovlde some academic dictlonaiies
tor No. 3G school. The mntter wns
1 eferred.
The following report was presented
by W. A May, of the committee that
has chaige of the matter of delinquent
taxes:
To tho Presid, nt and Membeis or tho
Seiai ton Hoaii, of Control.
Gentlemen. We beg to call your atten
tion to tho p. e.vity of hating all d
llnquent taxes proirptly collected. We
would, therefore reeemmond that me is.
ures bo taken to hate delinquent taxes
collected for all jenrs prior to those of
lS)7, which hate just been placed In the
hands of the collectors. We lecommenJ
that the atton . y of tho boaid be In
structed to ciinmt.nlc.itn with nil de
linquent tax collectors nrd notify them to
make prompt settlcmeit If such settle
meat Is not ni.ide thin their bondsmen to
be proct eded ugi Inst at once
We recommend tho pa)ment of the tol
le wing bills tin vame being refunding or
ders for taxis pild twice, as certllied by
the tn usurer, C. c. Mattes, gufiull.iti,
$IS '0, W. S Dlchl, $15 72
We also recon mend that the following
exonciatlons be allowed, the same hating
been approved by the controller ot the
ward and examined and collected by the
clt) treasurer Charles S Gelbert Tenth,
Eleventh nnd Twelfth wards, jear 18) J,
$i,!0 02. C. V Terw illlger. jear 1ST,. JIIH0.
This tepoit was lecelved and adopt,
ed
INJUNCTION IS ASKED.
John Jcrni) ii nuts to Prevent School
Directors (rum Increasing Debt.
A mle was gi anted by Judge Gunster
jesteiday on the twent)-one control
Ids of the Scianton school dlsttlct to
show cause why they should not be
pievented from cairylng Into effect the
contemplated purchase of tluee lots In
the Fointh waul In West Scianton for
$3,300, or fiom Incieaslng In any man
ner the debt of the school district with
out the consent ot electing, as ptovlded
by law, until such time us the debt of
the district shall be less than two per
cent, of the valuation of the taxable
ptopeity of the district. Tho couit Is
11W0 usked to lestroln the bonul from
lev.vlng any school tux fot the year 1S0S
until alter the Hist Monday in June.
The 1 tile Is 1 etui liable at i) a in. next
Mondit)
The petition wns presented by I H.
Hums In behalf of John Jeiinjn, who
avers that he Is a citizen and property
otvnei and tuxpa)ei of the dlstilct, and
is Intel ested in the good government
of the school s)steiii nnd the pioper
and economic expendltuie of money
raised by taxpayeis.
It is claimed the pioposed tax levy Is
unlaw Mil, for the leuson that a new
boaid has been elected, whose tetms
will begin on the Hist Monday In June,
nnd that the tax lety Is made In July
of each year.
The total taluutlnn of taxable prop
el t) in the city is $20,877,243. us made
by the city, and $18,003,355 by the
county.
SCIIROEDER IS CHAIRMAN.
Chosen to Preside Over the Meeting
ol the I'iru Department.
Tho joint nudltlng committee of
councils held Its flist meeting Inst night
and elec ted Select Councilman Adtuu
Soluoedet chalimun.
AH the bills presented to the com
mittee wcio nppioved with the excep
tion of one fiom Hlttenbender & Co.
foi furnishing rubber tiies for tho ear
Huge of the 1 hlef of the lire depait
ment. That was held for further con
sldciatlon. Old I'oll.'i . oneert.
Those who nre to take pait In tho
Old Folk's conceit for the benellt of
tho Gieen Ridge content are le quested
to meet this e-tenlng nt 7 30 nt M. 1',
W.tnibs office, over Powell's mttslo
stoic W) imilng avenue.
BEST THAT MONEY CAN BUY.
Expense duilng win time will bo a
secondary cousldeiatlon with Tho
Tilbune. It propocH to lead the pro
cession. Hh motto is "The news, und
ull the noun, usurdlvss of price."
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On Sale at
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127 and
JURORS DRAWN FOR
QUARTER SESSIONS
Will Serve During (he Two Weeks June
Terra of Criminal Court.
NAMES OF THE QO0D MEN AND TRUE
Shnriir Pryoriind Jury Commissioners
Dohorty and Wiggins Have Drawn
Jurors to Try Criminal Case
During tho Two Wuol' Term
Which Commcncoi June "0--Scrun-ton
is I.argelr Hopruseutod on
Panul, More Thiin Half tho Jury
men lieing irom This City.
The following jutois have been
drawn by Sheritf Piyor and Jury Com
missioners Wiggins and Doheit), for
the two weeks June temi of cilmlnal
court:
MONDAY JUNE '-0.
Jocph Spelchcr, butbet, Scianton.
John W. Schult?, Idborer, Scianton.
Mike Graham, inlnei, Scrantou.
Martin Curtail, ininci, Ol) pliant,
ilev. F. 1'. Md)cr, clerg). Hansom.
Flank Hrown, faimer, Hoaring Hiook.
Andrew Foley, laborer, Scrantou.
James Hrud), student, Scranton.
Frink Hobln-,on, eaipenter, Carbondale.
Hobeit Mellale, niluei, Cailjond.ile.
V J. Pi ice, mini I, Scranton.
Ed Parkei, fanner, Hansom.
Tt. E OUo)Je, agent, Scranton.
Hernatd Dol.ui, foicman, Scianton.
Del Hobeits, lumberm in, Jefferson,
H. W. Walker, Jr , carpenter, Scranton,
Datld II. nil ice cnnduitor, Scianton,
J S Adtnian, c.irpeuiei, Scianton.
Hlcliaid Tin mas, contractor, Scrantou.
Andrew CloliUn, plumbei, Dunmore.
lb ni) Jifkins, civil eng Scianton.
W. H Williams, mluei, Scranton.
lleniy W Cole, nierehant, Scranton,
V. N. Htownson. ele'k. Carbondale.
William Jones, inlnei, Scianteii.
O. H Jones. tern in, South AMngton.
Dmkl E Lewis mine loremnn, Olyph.int.
Owen Hooiuv. miner, Vandlliig.
David E Oiegoiy, s,i lnbiiicr, Scrantou
Evan Moses farmer, Sp'ing liiook.
W. J. Matthevts car up. iter, Scranton.
T. II. Hewitt, gent., Scrantou
Martin Walsh, bottln, Carbondale.
P. F. I.ittjur butchei, Wlntcn.
Lewis A. Osl.crre, architect Scranton.
Thomas Leiuhun, liilnu, Olyphaiit.
Hocoo Collins, Idboiei. Jefterson.
I'atrlck Lall), miner, Aiclib.ild
James 11. Dntt, moulder. Scranton.
Henry Mohr, idborer, Scranton,
'Nelson Larue, painter, Scranton,
J 11 Coleman, laborur, Scranton.
William Sweet, miner. Taylor.
Charles Halt, eaipenter, Scianton.
Thomas Cogglns miner, Scranton,
V. S. Graves, farmer, Scott
W. It. Thomas, railroader, Carbondale.
David J. Thomas, miner, Taylor,
Peter McDonald gent., Carbondale.
Mike Cannon, foreman, Carbunddlo.
Joseph Foley tcumster, Scruuton.
Evan C. Davie, inlnei, Scrantou.
XV. n. Kcese, miner, Olyphaiit.
Anthony Walsh, miner, Caibondale.
Thomas McAndretv, laborer, Carbondale.
Hugh Dougherty, brakemnn, Covington.
J A. Atherton cleik. Scinnton.
C. P. Armbrust butcher, Scranton.
Mai tin C. Hlrtley, engineer, Scranton
Fred Forbach, laborer, Scranton,
MONDAY, JUNE 27.
Dinlel S. Etans, mine foreman, Scianton
Edwaid Williams gent.. Hlakelv.
N". 11. Cole, lurbei North Ahlngton
Morgan Sweeney, gent, Scranton
Jacob D Schemerhorn. clerk, Carbondale
Edward F Edwards, farmer. Mnple Lake.
L. C. P. Ken) on, lumberman, Hlakcly,
George Westcott, butcher. Covin? ton,
T. E. Wlleox, teamster, Scrantou,
M. J Hairett, council, Wlnton,
Jllehael Krnnnr, ex-warden, Sei anion.
John Dunn, hotel, Vniidllng,
K XV. Finn, Janitor, Hctaiilon,
Charles Miller, blacksmith, Scranton,
Chas. E. llamlllou, lltliogiapher, Scian
ton. J. II. Stevens, trrocer. Scranton.
1 Patrick Guughan, Uborcr, Scranton,
I AND
129 Washington
Honco Frear. laborer, Hlakcly
Joshua Poppinwell, michlnlst Sernnlon.
W W Jones, hreaku bris, Hlakelv
Joseph Danner, contractor. Scianton.
John E. Lewis, barber, Scrantou
Joseph lie) nobis, gent, Scranton
Jasper Gardner faimer, (Srecnlleld ,
S i:. Knapp, livery Scranton.
I'atrlck Mellale. council, Scrantou.
C T. Von Storcb. carpenter, Dillon.
Henr) P Davles miner, Scrnntoii.
V. E Hlttenbender, blc)cle dealei, Scran
ton Miiitln Cadden, supt oil Scianton.
John Nolan, miner, Carbondale.
Fredeilck Frank, palptcr. Carbondale
Herbert Thomas, attendant. S Ablngton.
Arthui W. Simons, eaipenter, Dunmore
Wade M Finn tax collector, Scranton
William Mutton cashier Si ranion
Thorn is Jenkins, laboier Carhoiidnl"
David E Jones bookkiepci Tat lor.
Lawrence T Hllss, cleik Scranton.
Philip WlckUcr farmer, Hansom
Chnrles Wootowskl, meichant Scianton
Fred A Hell, meichant. Carbondale
Hugh Lewis mh.er, Oh pliant
John Forbes miner. Carbondale
John Gunster. student, Scranton
John H Hv.um, driver boss Ta.tlor.
ElliO Stanton, farmer, Scott
T. J Matthews, farmer Spiing Hiook.
J. M. Ives, farmer Madison
Andiett Mahoii). farmei. Waterl).
Adam Ycaringr, barber, Scranton.
Gilbert Cl.uk fuimer, Henton
W. It Thomas, mlnei, Scranton
James Siltiy, driver boss Scranton
John H. Kan-, janitor, Scranton
S. F Male clerk. Caibondale
S M Avleswoith. funnel, N Ablngton.
I.eGrand Mead, faimei, Greenfiild
ATTRACTED A LARGE AUDIENCE.
Successful Eutcrtiiiiiniciit ol Er.glo
Fusion ( ompiiii),ol Itellovue.
The entertainment of the Eagle En
gine company In Holy Cross chinch
hall, lust night, nttueted a huge mull
ein e. The hall wus tnstefull.t decor
ated, and the pmgi amine innled out
Included numbeis b) many piomlnent
local artists,
Willi un Qulnn wns eiinlininn, und In
a neat speech thanked the friends of
the company for their lllieial pation
nge, not only on last night's occasion,
but on etery call hv them foi assist
ance. The opening number wns n piano
solo by Pmfessor Piosser mul Mis,
Flank Hiundage, Misses Mamie Nllnnd
Mai) .Mellale, Edwiud Bow en. Datld
Mellale, Monis Thomns, Edwaid
James, jr , W. U. Jones, U'llllam CJal
laghet rendered vocal solos.
Thomas F Jut dun und M. V. Co)ne
made hits in speclalt) woik. Miss Hose
Conway leielted metlted applause foi
her e level ly lendereil piano solo, and
XV. M Hlelly pi nvecl a fatoilte, In his
fuultless Impersonations.
IJ. P. Munay's steieoptleon tiews
were well lecelved, and recitations de
livered bv Joseph Oiler, Albeit Many
and Thomas Mi Hugh weie good Mus
teis Frank Do)le and Edwiud Hurko
played a violin duet.
ONLY A PLAIN DRUNK'.
Ilobcrts Mas Etniuined at Ilospilul
mid AllerwnriU Locked Dp.
A cnb was driten to the reir door of
the Lackawanna hospital last night
mid a man was admitted, whom his
companions claimed wns Injuied An
examination pintod that the mrin was
Intoxicated and the patiol wagon wns
summoned and ho was convened to the
station house,
The offender pioved to bo David
Charles Roberts, of the West Side, a
vt ell-known charai tor In police elides
He will be given a heating this mom
lug. His companions depaited ufter
leaving him at tho hospital.
GET THE BEST.
Tho New York and Philadelphia
morning pipers sold In Scinnton go to
piess at midnight. Tho Tillnine ke. ,m
Its pages open for telegiuplile news
until 4 a. m. TI100 days lots of his-
. tury is liable to be uuu!o lu fotir houis.
and
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GREWER
Old Post-Onico liullding.
Cur. Spruce bt., J id Wnn Ave . tcranton Pj
Has lutuiued trom his cteln Unp,
und will now icmjiu permanent-
1) at his huinu office
THE DOPTOlt TsA "c.HADI'ATE OF
THE UNIVEHSITV OF PENNSYLVA
NIA. FOH.MEHLV DE.MONSTIIA
TOll OF PHYSIOL(ir. AND Sl'll
GEP.Y T THE MEDICO-CUIll-UHGICAI,
COLLEGE AT PHIL
ADELPHIA. HIS SPEC IAL
TIES AP.E CIIHON1C NF.It
VOI'S SKIV IIEAUT
VVOMH AND HLOOD
DISEASES
The doctor nnd his start of English and
Gei man phslcl ins in ike a tpecl.ilt) of all
torm of Chiimlt- Nenous Diseases, SkiM,
VVomb, Hlood DIbei.t.es
Including Epileptic tits, Cunt ulsloiu, tlys
terl.1, St. Vlius' Dance, Wakefulness.
HHAIN WOHKEUS, belli men and wo.
mn, wliosf ntiteus s) stems hat a been
bi eikeu down and shattered fium oter
woik, no muter fiom whit cause, can
be u stni 'd h) mv method.
All who call upi n tho Doctor fiom now
on til! 1 Helve adtlic examination, ser
vice and examination dec Dr Groweri
nigh standing in the State will not allo'V
him to accept nny lucui.iblc cases. If
they cannot cuie )ou the) will frankly
tell )0ti so.
Diseases oltne Nervous b)stem.
The s)mptoms ot which aie dlzzlnesi,
lack ol iiinlldence, toual weakness In
men und women lull rising in the throat,
spots tloalint.' beforo the e)es, loss of
niemor), unablo tu coi cciitrato tho mind
on 0110 nibjcct easll) stiu, bd when spok
en suddcnlv to, and dull, distiessed mind,
which unlllB them for pirformlug thu
aetiuil duties of life mukiuie happiness
Impossible dlstieslng the nitton of thf
heait, euusii.g Hush of heat, depression of
Hiits. evil fori boilings, cowardice, fear,
dirnni. niebinihol) . the e is of corn
pan), feelliu as tired In the morning us
whin ictlrlug lack of eueigy, nervous
ness, constipation, weakness of the limbs,
I tc 'I hoso so nffeetcd should consitlt us
Immediate!) and bo restored to perfect
health.
I.o. t JMunlieiod UcilureJ, VVcukntas o Youns
Men CureJ
If you have been given up by jonr phy
btcldli cull upnn the iloctoi and bo nxuni
lned. Ho cun s tho worst kind ot Neivoui
Debility, Sciofuln, Old Soies e'ututih
Piles, FemulH Weuknchs, Alleetlnnsot tha
E)C, E.u Nii'C Tin nut. Afclhnnt, Deaf
ness and Clippies of eterj debcrlptun.
Tumois Cum cis and Goiltrs removed
without tlie use of knife 01 painful cuas
tlis by oui nevvl) devised iiliMirhint mutli.
od known ns tho "ELEC1 Uo-GEEMl-C1DE.
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And oui OZO-N1TE GAS cures Catarrh
at d Catarrhal Diafiicss
Consuliiitlon flee and sttlctly snered
and contldeiitlil 01II10 bonis dally fiom
II a in to t 11 p 111 7 to S !0 p in. Sun
da) from 10 a. in. to 2 p. m.
MADE NE A MAIV9
AJAX TAUIXTS POITIVKLY CUUB
AXirtJtrrtvu lilseaut $Vdttlaa Mom
pry(lmtottm.7, hlocj !e3uea,eto , hum(
by AUubo vt oLLlt i-.ttvwiofl ami Iu4U
creuorii, inty tnt'r.iu anil turtle
t toro Uttt MtuUir lu oltloryonna.pna
iltftmna farhtudj, bu inu&eor luariliigo,
1'ieTDlifc I nan nil v tin t mwtirririt nn if
tftkanintiron, 'iLeiruo ithows in mediatu rmproTo.
iLcntoDcJ ettocti a ( VUV, rtero all otber La lr.
itirt upon Imvinrj tho ainuiim Aii lcldtB, Thfiy
Have curoatbouMumU ami Hlllcutoyou, UerivHHpov
Ulfe written uu iruntoo to elTcctttt'uro Kv PXQ 1
coencuouor iQtund the manor FrlcewU W I Oipoc
luckugej or tU i-iieu ((ull lu-utrr.onH for (2G0. Itj
'"'AJAX remudyco., "cSag-j,
For snla hi Komnlon, l'a., I;y .MMthiW
liros. aud M. U. b.mdOiiou. druisliti.
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