8 THE SORANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1898. GRAND JURY MAKES ITS FIRST REPORT ONE RETURN IN MORNING; AN OTHER IN AFTERNOON. Ignored the Cnse of Involuntary Manslaughter Against H. T. Bene dict, Who Diovo Over and Killed a Green Rldgo School Boy True Bill Against George Wlckenhoffer. Number of Speak-easy Cases Ig nored and Costs placed on Prose cutors Constables Ccnsuicd. TIip crand Jury made ltn second re turn yeHteiday morning and Its Until return yestcrduy afternoon. Judgo Ed wards discharged the Jurors with the thanks of the court. In the-niornlnK ictuni npprmnl na given tho petition for urldgoa at the following points: Oor the cieok which crosses tho 1'lilladelphta and Gieat Ucnd turnpike In the township of Denton; over Spring Brook creek, near the mouth of Green Run creek; In Scott townrtilp over Conn Brook; In borough of Dnlton over Htroam from Dalton to LtiPlumc, in Scott township over Smith's Creek on the road from Green Grove to Oly phant; In South Ablution over Car penter's Creek, In the borough of I,n 1'luino ncios south branch of Tunk-, hnnnock creek; three bridges ocioss the Houth branch of the Tunkhannoek neek. between townships of Benton and North Abington The final retuin was accompanied by the following communication to louit: SOMK IGXOKKD BILLS. 'J'o the honorable, tho judges of the court of ciuaiter sessions of Lacka wanna count. The gland Inipiest Inqultlug In and for the county of Lackawanna, leepect fully lepott as follows That we have visited the county J.ill nml found everything In excellent con dition. That while we me slnd to see the onstablcs of our county letuin un licensed Honor dealers to court, yet Mich constable? are to be consul ed for not subpoenaing witnesses to substan tiate such cases after they are returned to couit. That In numerous Instances before the nicsieut giand jurj teitaln constables kcem to have made no ef fort whatever to bilng the proof of the illegal sale of llciuor. This explains oui action In placing the costs upon eeitaln constables We have (lone so, believ ing that they simply went through the foim of tetuinlng unlicensed dealeis and then abandoned the caws. We be lieve that when constnbles make re turns of unlicensed dealeis they should do all In their powei to lulng such per Mins to Justice. That ceituln aldcrnen and Justices of the peace throughout the county nn In the habit of sending numerous petty and unvvotthv catvh 10 couit. making uiinfceniy costs for the county. Respectfully submitted, S. IJ Finn, foreman, t-cranton I'.i . Nov. 14, imis Among th ig'ioud bills was one In thy ca.e of invol intaiy manslaugh ter piosecuted against H. K. Benedict, ol Gieen Grove, who on Scptemlier SO um down and killed John JIaiilson, the lo-i eai -old sor of II. . Altniose, 31 Von Stotch avenue. The evidence icfore the nam! Juiv showed that lie boj was blind in one e.ve and that .enedkt wjs driving along at a mod nite rate and eating a undvvieh ..lion the accident occ lined. A true bill w'as fo.ind against George Wlckenhoffer the cxihoh dilver ac- m-cd of nppiopi luting c. diamond ring belonging to X. n. Levy ,t Bi other. L&& Fun Beauty at Its Best-Here The added touch of frost in the air and our previous, announcement of THE FUR CARNIVAL, brought throngs of admiring visitors to this store during last week's lattei thiee Jays. The display claims a furthei hearing. A larger gathering of the Winds you want has never been shown in this section. That every piece is fresh and new is a charac teristic ol the show. Styles are the styles of this Fall nothing from last season is seen. Furs are like diamonds they must be bought with knowledge, or with trust. Buy then wheie you can buy in confidence. We sur round you with every precaution of honest dealing and give a perfect guarantee in addition. ' Fur is fur theiefore we claim no merchandising miracles; but the power of our buying has been used in pushing prices as low as possi ble. They are fair and teasonable, and lowei than other figures on equal goods. This hint as to buy ing: Thl styli: and "put to Gl.THER" Or TUB ARTICLU SHOULD Bl: CONS1D1-RUD WITH THE PR1C1-. Some of the first garments are no longer here; but otheis, equally high in grade, equally beautiful in design and equally moderate in price have taken their place. There are combinations of all the fashion able furs Dark .Wink, Stone Mar tin, Hudson Bay Otter, Black Mai tin, Alaskan Seal, Astrachan, Per sian, Electric Seal, Broadtail and Sable. ' The styles embrace Short and Medium Jackets, Capes and Col larettes with trimmings ol tails, and six, eight, and twelve inth flounces; Storm Collars with clus ter pendents. In fact, anything that's new. Come oi write either way we guarantee von perfect satisfaction. , ISAAC, LONG, it, , v, 7Uiua,7. 1'nlilto (jejuare, ' v ji'n'lUf.iy.lJA.mtE, I'A. R AV4R Baking yifEu cAbsojujiely'Pure Makes tho food more delicious and wholesome wovoi noma pftvoc. ro , tw vow. William Boose was Indicted for rob bing tho Columbia hotel. T. H. C. Alaloncy and J. 0. Mornn each had four of their speak-easy cases Ignored, following ate the true and Ignored bills of both tho hecond and linal returns: THUB BiM.S-Si:COND BBTfltN. Assault and Battery.-1 boniAS Divlt; Bihvard Jones, pros. Mary McUiilnncsc, Mary Hiitlce. pros Sjlvcstcr CluiMin ke.v, Max JmlkovUs. plus. Patrick Hughe, Maty Dale, pi ox Anthony Nnl lln. Jacob Hucli. pio. Jacob Crupko; Mary Baronku, prux. l.jman Melvln: llinina Nichols, pro. Thomas McUcr inott, U. J. Ktarv. pios. I.orciiz Mulltj ! Cornelius 11. HnMcm. proa. Patrick DoiiKlipit . 11, Kolentlpcclck, pros Cath erine McNultj. Patrick McNulty, pros Joseph Antot, Tullv Jones, pros Daniel McAullrfe, Thonins Stone; Martin Guirell, pros. Joseph Sklsel. Kute Sklseli Joh.i Selkaska, pros. Christ Bessmor; Patnrk Hellly, pio. George Hammers; A. t.. BoKeis, pros Aggravated Aatilt and Bittory. lo scpli Mullen. David Walsh pros. Malicious Mischief. Thomas Mel tale, B J Xtarj. puis, Vlnven7o BcllTemllln. Plllppo Uarceuzo, Joseph Chouef, P. J Bui ns pros Bmbezzletnent. J. A. Van Horn; C. S. Wood i tiff, pro Albert l.iulka, Charles Klrst, pros M. J. Colemtin. C M. Butts, pros, ivter Divls, IMward James pros. 1'orgerj P. I, Halul.ill; Mattln Ourrell. tiros. T. P XcIkiii, II S. Pierce, pros Charles lletzc.1, 11 B Sweet, prob. ("has. Ilctzel. M. H. Bllcv, ptos Uireonv ami Be cclvlng Peter Svvoenev , Martin Ciurrell pros. W V. Puller. W J. llolierts, pros Thomas Sullivan, John J. Cuulej. pros. 1'red Murphv , Mirtm Ciurrell, pios (leoige Wlckcnhofter. Martin fStirrell, proh Arthur Yniin,c, l.ouls Oramer. ros. Charles Bverhardt, Kate Bverhardt Brncst Mcckc, William Zorn, pros. Burgl.irv Patrick McNultj Patrick Paddtn, Mnr A Gllgallon. proN Will lim Divls, alias Creel Boose, Martin Our rell, pios Statutoiy Burglary. Joseph Andcison. Thomas ltyan, John Bced, Martin Ciur 1 1 II. pros Soiling Liquor Without License Joseph Ochekoski, M.ix. Juilkovlcs, pios Itolibeiv Patrick Qiilnii, Thomas Colili; Joseph Periv, pros. Peter Lutcotiskev. alias Peter Boehe, Matthew I.ucas. pros. Befraudlng llourdlng House. Alfred T. Martin. Thomas It Williams pros. Negligence hy Bailee Thomas S. Da vis. Patllek Cu.ck, pros. Common Seolel Catherine McNultj ; Patrick McNultv pros. Assault and Kitten I'pon Public Ofll-eer-Henr.v X Under. .Martin Ourrell, pros Tnri: hills-final bbtcp.n Bmbezzlcment William Krclnberg S. M. I.cvvl", iiios William JI. Snovcr. 13. P. Mcrrlam, puis. I'. J. Kearns, C L. Hlco, pros Malicious Mischief Joseph StravHky, Stephen JJ iffalo pros Assault and ll.merj. Arthui J Wall, James J Nealls. pros. .Michael Bab chook, Lewis Delairsky. John Soplnon, Marv Clu'snei. pro Duvld C'leiivvussec , Mich id l.ente-s, pro- I'ltrlck anllagher, Anthonv Mahoir Michael Hughes, pros. S.iutl Notl, Brnesi (Jcinorro, pros Aggiav.itcd Assault anil llatterv. Jus tin Nodelsk . Lewis richer, pros Po'iilcatlcm ami Bastard. Nathaniel Ilollv. Nettle- W heeler picv Burglar Michael Oolcheskl, Annie Harwtii )u ox felonious Wounding Vetigenzo Lalll, Prangenzo Pano, puis KiNoni:n bills-second bbti'un. Assuilt and llatterv mien Oomlieit.i. Annie Smltli pro to pa costs Louis Connoi , Herman Connor, pios to pay costn Maggie Jones IJzzle Claik, piox to p.iv costs ltosi Cairull. Allco Car i oil pro to ii iv costs. MIc Intel i oi- coran; Knnny Corcoran pro-s , to pav criHts Thomah Conners. Patilck Cava n.iugli, pros to pav costs J imes e'on nors, Jr Annie Ca lniiiigh pio., lo pav costs Michael Saec Michael J. Burnett, pios. to p i costs Lizzie CI ul, Mugjlo Jones, iiro to p.i costs. Patilck Ho riin. Martin Walsh. Oivn 11 .lone liros , to pay costs S iniiiel Mutt Bmma Mott, pro to n) costs (leorre Noone. Hllen Nnoiio pio , to pav costs. Jacob italics, Bllzabeth Mill prox to pa costs David Harr.v Ann Hair pio to pi costs Jam- Walsh, Man l'ltrp.itiick, Mai Gal higher pio. to pav cost Nellie Mllchi 1, Blllu Llelellek. pio to p.i costs i;ille Llddiek, Nellie Mitchell, puis, to pav costs. .Michael l.iiza, i'ovvill Moriu hink, pros . to pa eosts Aiitnnli Coppuli, An gelo Noll, plus to pa costs j; 0 Diiunill Chillies HolHiiils U)f. lo (i i costb. G.ibiiille I'umls, Alitlionv L'touls, Bainev llahorskl, pros to pi costs .In biph Mael.alhisl.e. , John Kokoskev, pros, to pav eosts John Brhiga, Samuel Bocl;. puis , tci pav costs i; Kppsuin, Isndore Paltrnvvllz pros, tu pa.v eosts .Mis. A. C.irmato, Annlu Pence pio to pav costs. John ArusliiaJ;. John Ainshlck, puis.top.i eosts Thomas J Ldiignn: James Y. I'laik, puis, to pav co-Us Nicholas 11 iskv llle, Llleii Baskville. pio.. to pay costs. Amlu vv Ouincner. Joseph linger pros, to pav costs e'h irles. Hartz; Anthonv Ailamc.ivliz, puis, to piv costs Thomas GiocM. Thorn is Br. renn. pios, lo ruv costs Man Mm,, niien Scililll, pi ox to pic costs j,n B.-ikkleser, i.llzaUtb Ilimhes, piox tu pay costs. Simon Ulnerllilel Lizzie N. Jackavliz prox to piy eosts William Gammon, James Iliomas Mich id Stem. puis, to pa costs Patllek .1. Ward Lizzie O'lior i pros to piv eostH Joseph Sklzol Miny 1 lotihuok, pios, to p.iv cobts. Laicenv and llciilvlii;. -Joseph Globus- kl: ( hailes Denskl pros , eotinty pev costs John Thomas Walter Bardie k, WV.','!. William Menll. Patilck Moran.pros William L" Smith Lizzie Blackmore prox. Dannie l Blackmoie, Willi im B f'nhli l'ros.. to pay eosts Bred .Mink, William Grelnbi-rg puis, to pav coits Is.iae Hamilton IMward Becker, pro M J ri'Doniiell. T II C Mulon. v. prej , topii costs PiiPlikDcvani' . John Jovet, pros Lsthcr Galowov . James W John son, pros John Gcniick. Marv Gernbk, latrlck Heiir pros Prank Gosboskv . ivon1' 1 'J-- '"'" Jf,h11 ' I.Uflill. William He lei pro. Huge ik Stanton. Many I) Hirst pros to pa costs Clark Ainold, Annie Cummlngh, prox, to pay eosts IMward Pa-t iteuben Mouls. hc-neca Ban', inos to pa eosts Paul Kiilloske Solomon Uupposi, k. pros. Mlehnil ahoeh Jcibepli Cormand, pros, eooite. Sliiglsh, luiilel Liuosavieh. puis to juiv costs Geotgi Pl.'rsein. ICatc Ki li ned v. prox John Mevestii, .Michael Hv nock pros JohaC. i chock. Andrew Ka lasnl iiros Prantjinzo Parro. pngei j'o l.nlll pios. topn costs Nathan W.i louske . i,coig- liuoolieg iiros John Konsbikh. Audit u Peiluskl pios Jo. sejili Lablili. Mb had Olosl.eskl, pros AgRiavatcd Assault anil B.itle rv. Ueo repall Moth Mlnltts, Mairlek Juke pios., to pij costs. Cam SvvldeUi, 'lg mux Bhimus. Prank Cooleskev. George Cosnopcek. puis, to p.iv costs Assault and Ballet i'pon Pillule Olll cor -William Begnll. H. ("ollliis. piob , to pj costs, Larceny bv Billee -Joseph Cnsev G. i Jp'H- Pios William i: Smith. D m i. !." V '''"ore. Pics. Herman Kulin, A 11. Swisher, pros Attempt at Itjpe.-John P. Jones linn nab Ace prox., to p.i costs Perjury -W. J. Bobcrts. W. V Puller, pros in piv costs. Annie Jones. Gun. lave I Ick, puis to pay costs. .Mieliuel Kiiu.manchk, Michael Olonky. pros , to p.iv costs .Michael Divllt. Iilchaul PU'm Ing pros, to pav ceists Matthew Pia vlch. Joseph Kiichlnskl puis to p.iv eosts Gemge BfioehcR. Nathan Ka lonskey. piot , to pay eosts Annie Plan koskl Ad im Taslofskl pros . to pal eosts. Ann Held: Joseph Mitchell, pros., to piv eosts Pols.- Pre t-nccs -Duvld SeiiL.. John O. Hushes pros, to p.i costs John Purcell. John Made pios lei p.iv costs Mm I tank Mlpntilck. P .l Aybsv.oith pros to pUJ cost I'led P. Wcundt. Jacob (jrossniaii, inos to pa eodts Thc odoie imhulskl, W blilmmofskl. pros, to pay eosts Paul Duties; .M'irgaret Pairy piox.. to pa costs Jooeph fastlusUc-v ; Marv (iiimmlnuta piox . to pa costs Iliomas Cox: Andrew Mornn, pios., to pay costs Lewis Booru: Peter Jerome, pros., to pay costs John Pllax. Jaeib ?,Il""tL '""V?. J" P" citi1. Stephen IIcifchlrTo; Charles Heits, pros., to pay coat. John Shavlck. P. It. Murrav. pios', to pay coats. Malicious Mlsehlrf.-Charlo Graham, John aruham, Jacob Button; V. Carluooi, Powder pros, to pay costs Jacob Henry: Will iam Krelnbeig, pros., to pay costs. John Sarnoskl; David Lutufskl, pros, to pay ee sts. Selling I.hpior Without Llccnsc.-John Wagner; T. II. C. Mnloncv. pros., to pay costs. John Lukcns, T II C. Malonev, pros, to pay cost. John Lilly; T. II. C. Jlaloney, pros , to pav costs. William Dlckelnlckj T. II. C. Maloney, pros., lo pa costs, Blchard J. Cullcty; Thomas M. Barrett, pros., to piy costs, James Mulhcrlii, Benrv Burschel, pros, to pay costs. George PrHble J. C. Moran. puis,, to pay costs. Peter J. Meirlck: J. C. Mo I an puis,, to pay costs. V J. Ncnlon; J. C Moinu. pros., to pa costs. Mary Hayes; J, c. Mornn, pros, to pay eosts. Mrs. Patrick Plnnan; J. C. Mornn, pros., to p ly costs. Joseph Peril; Michael 'Jar nirnl, pros., to pay costs Bobbery. John Jovce; Satnittl Holland, pros. Thomas Turn; Joseph Czcrnckl, pros. Common Scold. Annie Wlchko; Mary Jcznots, piox., to pav costs. Thomas Mc Dei mott; B J. Nc.uy, pros.; county pay costs. Pornlcatlon and Bastardy. John B. Gol den; 1 lora lllnkley, prox. to pay costs. Carrying Concealed Weapon. Carter Lee, James Kane, pros , to pay costs. Keeping n Gaming House Joseph Scit clio; Joseph Mollnare, pios., to pay costs. Bape.-Joseph Snyder, Rughello Mlrflln, pros. Defrniidlng Iloardlrg House.-WIUIam Dium, Ldwnul Horn, proc, to pay costs, Invohtiitary Manslnuphtcr.-H. P. jjen edict; J. 11. Haw Iter, pros,; county pay CUbtS, Statutoiv tlurglary.-Mlchael McNulty; Martin Guriell, pros. IGNOBBD BILLS-P1NAL BBTUBK. A?S",ul.S, and Batlery .-James Butler: vv alter Ink, pros., to pay costs, James Butler. L'mma Zlnk, pro. to pay costs. John Ucmlsii, William .elllnock. pros, to pay costs. Annie Keclna, Thomas .elain, pros., to pay costs. James Con tuts, jr., Kate Qulun, prox , to pav cos's. 1 rank I'rbi, Andrew Yeiiollskl, puis, to !',ay, ,.,'0,t8, 'ihomns Baddlgan, Mary Biddlgan, jirox , to pay costs. Jay Bar trow n. Con Murphy, pros., to pay costs. George Dimvon; John P. Book, puis,, to pay costs, John Boland, Saiah Bo.and, Patrick Murray, pros, to pav costs M, J Duffy, Catherine Duffy, prox County pav costs. John Hoehilio, Matthew Pet roskey, Augiibt Turroche pros to pav costs Hrncst Thompson, Thomas P. Waul, pios, to pay costs Min. Thomas Mcllale, Mrs. Joseph Willlims, prox, to piy costs Nathan Sean en, Mary Waters, piox, to pa.v costs Simon Ter esavlg, John Hemlock, pros lo pay costs. George Mallteei, Prank Motto, pios, to pav ceists. James Gallagher; Genevieve Gallagher, piox. to piy costs. Cornelius Wynn. James -J-'onl, pros., to pay eosts John Phillips, M V. Dver, pros , to pay costs Jacob Betron; Kato Smith, piox , to pav costs, Peter Hel ium , Anthonv Simmon, pros., to piy costs, Adam Muchcoskev : Vat Vanlskey, pros., to pay costs. Mary Scott; Flor ence l'little, piox, to pav costs. Ann Douglas. Mary Wh!te piox., to pay costs. Thomas Kennedv Waller Lynn, pros., to p.i costs William Thornton; Martin Lvelen ptos.. to pav costs Klttlo Pier son M iry Plerson, Martha Pierson; An gi lo Gamaietta. puis , to pU costs. John Boland, Patrick Mun ly, pros, to pay costs. Palso Pretences. Owe n II Jones, Mar tin Walsh pros., lo pav costs. William Kerr, Anthony McGolf pros., to nav costs. Mrs George Graeh , B. T. Tucker, preu . to pay eosts Joseph Sketk; Adolph Olcoskev pros to pay costs. Joseph Orgiibkl Adolph Olcoskey, puis, to pay eosts Perjuiy Walter Burdlck Jolin M 'Ihomas. jiros . m H costs. Anselo Sc.ibo, Thomas Boss, pis., to pay costs. P. P Igo. J. J. IliiKhes. pros. County to pav costs. Mich id Gowallaee; Joseph Golanev ptos, to pi costs. Prank Burke, Victor! Golance pros, to pay costs. Joacph x.uzuskev, William Gray, pros , to pay costs Selling Llciuor AVI. hunt License'. 1 Conway , Jane Polev. prox., to pay costs, Thomas Me-Gulnness, A J. Gavin, pros, to pay costs Hannah L.ilh , T. il. C. Maloney pros . lo pay costs. KHzabeth Harrington, Stth Smith, pros. County p.iv costs Laicenv bv Bailee Thomas Dougheity; Pi ter Illg'lns puis to pay costs Prank Birken. John Tlsker pios. William Kieinbcig S M. Lewis, pios. Patrick 11 ib y; Ma y Patterson piox L n com and Ueielvlng. i'uanna Mat hiski.v , .Man Smith, prox , to pay costs. Prank Genius, Gtorge L Yost, pros, Joseph Morlltig Monroe Brown, pros Albert Wilghc, Geoijie W. Turner, pros, Man Dugles.s, John Striinl: pios James Hlddel, Aaron Itlddel James Twist, pros. D.inld Pi oilman John Logan, pros. James Brailiec. Sophia Biadley . Martin Gannon puis. Andrew Hudock Michael Sine hock Mo-es Kilcdmau pros Join Heap. Simon Shi-an, prot. Mm tin Mlg llir Joseph SiiMler, puis. .Michael Bo. peilsky. Th.odore Sclielly puis L'elwln Allln. Ch irles Blehaulbou, pros. Defrauding Bonding Iluiisx I'-ank Stem, Piumcs Gerhard! prox. to pay costs. James Conner Jr , Kate Quinn, prox , to pa e oes, Bobben John Allen, D.inld Graves, proj. Annie Walsh. Tliomns Phltbln. ptos Kate Durtv , Michael Duffv, pros. Paul J. Sw isein John Scdlock pros, Maud Thomas Maud Guidon. Daniel Po ley, in os Mildud Sneivveiod, riionus Siveis pro' Annie 0 ill. ghei Kate. Nuughton. puis Pclopious Wournllnur Anthonv Juivnls. kl, Andrew Ytnollkl pios HII White house, Thomas Levsbon. pros. Patilck Battle. Piank Holding, r , pros Common Scold Bllzabe th Haw ley; John Schlosa. puis . to pa.v toals Ann Au drako lgnatz Mlttleman. pro., to pay costs, Ann Mlttleman, nnlo Auelrako, puis to pay costs Selling Lliiuoi on Sunday -rftlf Dufalo; Joseph Stavlbkv. pios. to inv costs. Lew. Is Pelelman, O M Sheldon, pros., to pav costs Attempt at Rupf.-btc phtu Gilbv ; J.imes B'lis. pros, to P.IV l-osts Atlchi.el !... v-ston: Anthony H. Lloyd, puis, to pay Cestui Bigamy -Barbara Hrblutson, P. J. Hob. lntsoii. pros to p iv cost? Aggravated Anault and B.itterv.-Johu Alliuskey, Joseph Ylllllrl,, pios., to pay costs Adulteiy. Am a Thome. Beit Thome, pros . to pay costs Pointing Pistol -William Noll, Mrs. William Noll. piox. to pay costs Heckles anil Circlets Driving Wright l.nwo'v, Ileztklih Lower: Benjamin S. Phillip, pios., topaveosts Bxtortlon. A J Duff ; Conrad Ver now. pros , to pay costs, Porgerv. -Michael Gnwdls. M Suia vlts, pros, to pav costs Burglary. Mlili.iel Cocofka, Ladwlg Macousky, pios Malicious Mischief Hobert Hall, Theo. dole Wyland. pros, to pav eosts Pdorlous Attempt.-Danlel Pord, Prink Hobling. Jr. pros. Siatutoiy nuriilary.-Jolin Tuffy. Joseph Burns Jr : William Cm iitt. puis Seduction John Mesei Mrs w' B Diib'gan. prox. County jmy costs BECJALLED AN OPINION. Judge Keversed Himself Upon JJlo coveilng an Eiror. On Nov :, Judge Auhbald quashed an uupeal fuim the Judgment or an itldenniin made by tho ciefendant In the case of o. O. Kctterolff to the use of J,. C. Wclehel against tho Blmo Loan abtociatlon, of Hnchepter, the ground upon which the action was based be ing thin the appeal was nut taken within the leenilieei twenty days Later, the company ivune Into court and claimed that It had never been pioperly seived und had in fact, been given no opportunity to make a de. tense Judge Aichbald made un lines- Aio much in nttlci alnaji rradr. efficient, antlnfuc. Pill tory;pievcntacoMor fever, euro all liver lilt, rirlc litad. cli, Jvunillcr, coiiHIpatlon, tr. lrlce ii ccut Tli ealjf mil to Uk with Uni Srit'lUU. tjgatlon and discovered that the notice hnel been served on a local soliciting agent and not on the coinpany'H regis tered ngent for Pennsylvania, n the act of assembly requires. Yesterday ho recalled the order of Nov. 9, set, aside the order quashing the appeal and re Instated the certiorari. Accompanying tho order was the following opinion: fpon tho showing now tnndo tho Judgment of tho alderman must be re versed. The defendant Is a New York corporation doing business in thin otatc and In compliance with the constitu tion and the laws have appointed an agent to represent U, hare, upon whom rorvlce of piocess Is to be made. Tho plaintiff In Inlngliig suit was, bound to Inform himself whether thin had been done, but Instead of doing ho he has contented hlmsolf with serving n local soliciting agent of thu company, with out authority to represent it. This was no service at .ill and the alderman ob tained nn Jtiilsdlctlou over the defend ant thereby. Thu certiorari was taken out more than twenty days after Judg ment, But that doeH not mnfter. Tho company acted as soon ns it had knowl edge of It and that was suirlclont In view of the want of Jurisdiction over it. Tho Judgment Is rcvciscd. AWNINO WAS AF1KB. Lighted Cigar Stump Causes a i'lro at the Board of Trade. Somebody dropped a lighted cigar stump It Is thought out of one of the upper windows of the board of trade building yesterday nfternoon itt 4 o'clock and It set lire to the awning over one of the windows of Dr. C W. Boberts' office. Tho awning mm burned. And somebody sent In a still alarm to tho eiiiice of Chief Hlckey In city hall. He caused nn nlatm to be sent In fiom box M at the corner of Wash ington avenue and Mulbci rv street. The Phoenix chemical company vai the first to respond, and soon after tho Crystals nnd Nay Augs came. The awning was then destioved. A hnnd chemical tank was used to quench any sparks that might be in the woodwoik of the window frame. All the damage was slight. Including the bt caking of some medicine bottles in the doctor's oirice. LOOKED LIKE- HAW MEAT. Our baby 's faco and neck was all raw meat, and something awful to look at. Tho way that child suffered, mother ami child novcr had any rest day or clRlit as it constantly Itched, and tbo blood used to (low down her cheeks. Wo had doi tors anil tbo dispensary with no result. Hy using Cirricuiu Resold VE.VT, CiiTicniiA (ointment), ami Cuticuka Soap, the child mn tnllreli heated. Mrs GAKXJ03S, "Jt3 Njssau Ave, HrooUyn. Mothsrs, tdlenow Ciatawnrm bith with CuTlrtr4 Bocf, and n tu? toolnlini with. Ccurtm, will tfljrd laitsntrrlieftn the tn'ildl.trc.tlri; of Itchibz, burnlBir. and truly Infantile liuinon i f ll.e akin and a. nln, vita tola of hair, and not UHia-Jham. la to tall In your dulr. Sotd throughout the tiortd V TTCRPRCOAsnCne't. sCKr.lropa ,lktuu, llsirto 1 1 iq Uibr Mumir '. Sc.imless :iiul Solderless CIWCCT i8-Km.it Wedding Rings. llllCijI Also the New Tiffany Stvle, 25-K:irat WEDDING PRESENTS In sterling Silver, Rich Cut Glass. Clocks, etc.. Diamonds and Fine Jewelry. Stone Rings in endless variety. THE MOST COMPLETE lock of Watches FROM $2.50 TO $150. Mi. Adams, our Opticiai will lit .inv cases of defective vision at a veiy icason.ible puce. LL 130 Wyoming Avenu:. WANTED. Scrap lion. Second-Hand Machin eiy. Old Metals, etc. We sell second-hand Boiler Tubes, Stacks, Tanks, etc., write us for anything in this line. iiisiilsliiiiu'i 709 West I ickananni Avenu:. All Grades and Prices. Largest stock in town at the Leading Bicy cle and Sporting Goods House in Scranton. FLOREY&BROOKS 211 Wasiihi A'j. Court House Sfiuare. licraun J CM IPS IB !$ Ic 01 122k1 mftint A Sale of i So far reaching, --,o convincing in its DreSS Goods money-saving arguments, that it will af t once appeal to the economical instincts o every buyer of Dress Goods in the com munity. At 25c the Yard All Wool Checks and Plaids, 38 to 44 inches wide, in the newest colorings. Easily worth 50c yard. At 50c the Yard 40 to 45-inch Novelty and Plain Goods, an. immense variety and rare value at 75c yard. At 75c the Yard Silk and Wool Novelties in the newest effects in good wearing quality and elegant designs, all worth from $1,25 to $1.50 yard. A ilk- Ql4k t vve nave recently ciosea a purcnase llli dlC t 0f several hundred yards of Fancy Silks wt .n numerous styleSi patterns arld colorSj at less than cost of manufacture. We will dispose of this lot in the quickest possible manner At SeventyFive Cents a Yard. They are worth from $1.00 to $1.25 a yard--nobby and exclusive checks and blocks for waists, skirts and linings. Sale opens this week. Conno 127 and OF SCRANim SpL-cliil Attcnti.in tiivcii to Bust, less :iml I'cisonal AccoiuUi. l.ibui-al Accommml itli:n f. tended Accordiat; to HuIhujjj an 1 Kesponsibllity. 81'sr Ccut. liUofJt AUowci on Intercut Deposits. Capital. Surplus, $200,000 400,000 XI. rONNKLL, Prcslile:it. 1IEXKY IIKL1N, Jr., Vice Trea. W1LL1A3I II. PECK, Cashier The vault of this biiu'c U pro. tectcd by llolmca' Klcctrlc Pro. tcctivu System. THE COUNTY Savins Bank and Trust Co, 428 Lackavunia An, Ssrailn Pa. Capital $100,000.00 Surplus 55,000.00 Pais interest on saclivjs dcpixlti. Actios truster. Administrator, QuarJIan L. A. ATKUi PreslJent. O s. JOiSSOV. Vies I'reilJent A. II. CllttlSTV. Cashier. DIKECTOR.S. Wm I'. HBllJteaJ. i:erelt Warrei August Roblntun, I.'. I Kingsbury. John l Ktlley. o s. Jolnion. 1- A. Watrej. Lager Beer Brewery Alanufacturers of OLD STOCK PILSSE ffijiGfiyisijcii,Pfl. Telephone Call, 3333. t iiis i I AND and 9 w "Washington Avenue. 4-- 129 Washington Carpets end sty We invite .in inspection of our superb stock of Cat pets and Dra peries, believing i,t to bs tlie Lngst :n.l mDit carefully selected irj Noithcibtein Pcnnsylv.iniu, and at lo;ebt pi ices. Wilton Axminster Velvet Brussels Ingrain GARPiTS J Window Shades, Furniture Coverings, Wail Papers Everything to ba found in a first-class UphoN stery Stock. WILLIAMS & HcANULTY, INTERIOR DECORATIONS. 129 WYOMING AVENUE LACKAWANNA MMUFACTUO; GF Rill 'limber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood IMIne Hails awed to uniform lengths constantly on hand. Peeled IiMnlock Prop Timber promptly furnished. MILLS At Cross Fork, Potter Co.. on th BulTulo and Susquc. ianna ltailrond. At Allna, Potter County. Vu on Cottdcrsport. and Port Allegany Railroad. Capacity-400,000 feet per day. GliNEKAL OFFICC-Uoardof Trado auildiug, Scrunton, Pa. Telephone No. 4014. WASHINGTON M OLD POINT COMFORT Is the most attractive short trip at this season ot the year. Express Steamships of the L 'Perform Dally Servlc: Through tickets returniug fro.ii Washington by rail or water. Kui full Information Hpply to W. L. PRYOR, l.ehlsh Valley Kallrut I, 309 Lack. Ave., SCRANTON, PA. Dill allact al 9 iifk Avenue. Renaissance "1 Irish Point Brussels Tambour LACE CURTAINS Dresden J Rugs, L Steam and Hot VVater HEATING Gas, Electric And Combination FIXTURES Electric Light . . . WIRING Charles B. Scott 1 19 Franklin Ave. Just Received at GILLETTE BROS., 337 Washington Avenue. A JOB LOT OF" LADIES' AND MEN'S SHOES that will be sold cheap. A N full line of Watches, Jewel. cry, Musical Instruments w and Sporting Goods always on hand r Draperies WEE. DO., AND MHOOD IB
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