9 THE SCRANTON TKIBUtf Jffi-THURSDAY, FEBRUAItY 9, 1893. Royal r Absolutely fcuBE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome stovu ctmNO roworn TUCKER & MAXEY DID A GENERAL BUSINESS SCHEDULE OF THEIR INDEBT EDNESS FILED. Dealt in All Kinds of Moichnndise. Bought What Thoy Could on Credit, but That Thoy Ever Paid for Anything Is Yet to Bo Re vealedIndebtedness of E. Moses. Reforeo Van Vormcr Hears Evi dence in the Bellman & Sanderson Insolvency Proceedings. Wllliinl. Wnrini & Kii.ipp. u-pn-(piitliiK tin1 cii'illturH nf tin- luinkiupt Curlmiuliili- Mini of Tililsvr .V Minify, llh-il with HofiiTc A. 1.. Van Wormi'i-. MHU'nlii the sclicdulc of their claims, it If an inti'ruxtliiK doctimiMit. The liiitillitlfH nniiiunt to $31,000; the nsitq fonxlst of $!I0D derived from the sheilff'M pale and about $'J,r,oft In honk accounts'. The eredllors numbf-i- three hundied and llfty tuul thoy are s-eat-ti'i-ed all over the eountrv from Chl iMKo to Uoslon. The hlBKt-Ht elulni Is filed by th" Hohoa Improvement Tea company of llaltlmore. It Is for $u::7.37. Most of the claims aie for aniountM r.umlitK Irom J.'.O to SliJO. The ijonds tlvs. credits represent Include about every thing that can be classed under the head of ineiclmtidlse. Here are some it them: Haines-s, oysters, diamonds, hats, straw, drucs, crabs, teas cloth Iiik, brushes', neckwear, varnish, whis kies, shoes, baby carriages, nickels anil bionzos, coffees, silks, cheese, type writers, baled hay, clRars, clocks, pulls, picture frames, molasses, whips' and so on. The tlriu claimed to do u Kener al business. Two criminal cases have grown out of the failure. In one Kvan Tucker and T. J. Maxev are cliaiRed by one of their creditors, W. H. WartliiRton, with larceny by bailee. In the other Tucker and Maxey and II. Josephs, I'. I'. Jacobs and C. II. Horry aie charged with conspiracy to defraud, by A. I.. VilBht. The cases wore sot down for trial on Thursday of last week but were continued by agreement. The schedule of Indebtedness of K. Moses, of WyomliiR avenue, lias also been (lied. It shows liabilities) of $1,050 with no nssets. The schedule shows scvcnty-flve creditors. Arguments" In the bankruptcy case of Sanderson & Bellman are to be heard next week by Isefereo Van Wiirmcr. Tho taking of evidence was concluded yesteiday. The objections to the final discharge in the case of Harry V. liellman were withdrawn. "Wlllatd, Wairen & Knaop appeared for the bankrupts and Welles & Torrey for the 1 1 editors. INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS. The r.iilioad gloss earnings for l'is are reported for 200 roadu (07 roads eleven months) anil aggregate $1,117, lilS.r.M, being $7s,;iPi,71!t inciease. For the month of December 131 report $::,401,;!5R incuase, or 7.10 per cent. For the last week of December t'O roads report $L',301,471 Increase, or 11.90 per cent, and for the Hist week of Jan uary DO roads report $338,000 increase, or G.3! per cent. l"p on the Susquehanna division of the Erie railroad a great rush of traf fic 1 reported. This has necesltated the teturn to their position as engin eers, the men who not long since weie dropped to the firing list. Five firemen were also promoted nnd six additional llremen were sent to this division from the New York division. It has been announced by II. A. lUitler, general manager of the Carbon Iron and Steel company that the fur naces nt I'anyville, which have been bile for almost two years will resume in about thiee months. Repairs and al terations are being made toward that end. It is expected that II. H. Hall, formerly the supoilntendent theie, but now holding a simlllar position at Dun bar, Fayette county, will return and assume charge. The product of the I'arryvllle plant when In operation Is second to none. Employes of the Delaware Sc Hud son car repair shops at C.irbondale, are engaged dally In burning up the old gravity coal cais, the company having The Dread of Death. & (jb a man uouiiu nana anu PgA foot upon a r.uluay CJ track can see the ap- S proaching danger with ws open eyes and re- dr"? and terrible it is dui wnen a man's (acuities are -iffJ bound about iv'by cords of disease he feels only by a sort of natural in stinct the danger that is coming tmnn hint although he cannot actually see it That awful sense of dread, the feeling lhat death is near at hand N desctibed by a South Carolina gentleman, Thos. . I.evtr, Usq , of Lever. Klchraond Co.. with a truth lhat everyone who has ever experienced It will Immediately recoguiye " I had what tlie doctor called uervout. lodl rettlon," hr sa 'I took roedlcinc fiom my Hiiiily physician for It. but of no aviil in look up over oneol the Memoranduiu Hooks issued y Dr. R. V. Pierce, of IlttiTalo N v. I found a tate like mine described exactly I wrote to Or. fierce and made a statement. He sent me a lecriptic list of questions, also hjRlenlc rules. ' I carried these out at hist t could, but I nought It almost Impossible, as I ullered so much with pain under' my ribi autl an empty reellnsr In my stomach. At uiKht I would have old or hot feet uud hands alternately. I was letting very nervous and suffered a great deal Hh uneasiness as to my condltlou, thlnViiiff (hat death would koou claim me: always expect ing something unusual to take place and having a great dread on my mind. I was also irritable and impatient, aud was greatly reduced In flesh. I could cat scarcely anything that would not produce a bad feeling In my stomach. ARer some Hesitation, owititf to my prejudice against patent medicines, I decided to try a few bottles of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Vellfls After taklnc sever.it bottles of each I loundl was Improving. I have to be careful et at times oa to what I eat. in order that I may feel good and strong, I fully believe If any who suffer with indigestion or torpid liver or chronic co 4 would take Dr, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and 'Pleasant relicts' and observe a lew simple hvglenic rules they would oon be greatly benefited, and with Utile per severance would be entirely cured," It it a very simple matter to write to Dr. Pierce. No charge whatever is made for advice; which will be sent you (in a plain ealed envelope) promptly by mall. jCjI J Powder eo , i yokk. case to the jury just before court ad journed. Ho wtoutly maintained that his clients are not guilty and thnt tho whole matter Is a conspiracy. They will show, he said, that when the bod a ( cttplcd by tho defendants was made on the morning In question the woman decided to lengthen but one thousand to standard gauge there will be about Unci? thousand fle hundred to con sumed by fire. About ten thousand cleats ale to be used on the Delaware and Hud son's Honesdale branch to pte ent the rails from spreading on tho curves. And workmen aie busily en gaged In the framing department of tho car Hiop at Carbondale In making them. A tumor is circulating In lalhoad circles to tlie effect that the resignation of Picsldent Laying of th West Shoii railroad will be followed by the con solidation of all the lines of the Vnn li't'blH system and those lhat are close 1 atliliatod with the New York Cen tral. It Is stated that the West Shore Ho.uh Creek; Delaware. Lackawanna Ar Western: Jersey Central, aud 1'ltll ailolphla it Heading Hallwny companion will all be operated eentually under one management. No verification of the rumor Is forthcoming. Mr. Laying letlres after a continual service of llfty years in inilroad woik. ERIN'S FATE IS IN THE JURY'S HANDS Com ludcd from Page G.J who conducted the boarding house saw nothing of a bottle of wine. They will show that when Constable Mor ris went to the house to search It he hail vrmiPlhltiff rcscmbllns a buttle of wlni' secieted under his coat. Mr. Scrags closed bv buying- his clients denv absolutely having made the ad mission testified to by the olllcpr. Tes timony for the defense will be heard today. Some sensational development: me expected before the close of the case. Souio Other Cases. Tho ball of John Vonhasz. charged with selling liquor without a license, was fot felted because he did not ap pear for trial. County Detective Ley slum Is the prosecutoi. Anthony Hoth, charged with selling liquor without a license by Paul Gum bar, did not answer when the case against him was called for trial and his hail was forfeited and a capias is sued for him Kmma Nichols, who Is hald to be now In Philadelphia, did not appear t ptosecute Lyman Melvin for assault and battery and a verdict of not guilty was taken and tho costs placed on tho county. When court adjourned II. S. Itosen crans, of Hansom, was on tilal before Judge Kdwards for sti Iking 'Squire J. H. Lesh with a Ftone. There was trouble between Lesh nnd Kovoncrnns over the owneishlp of romo land and this, it is alleged, led to the stone tin owing. Tin? defense will In heard to Joy. Patrlik Povlan was returned not guilty of selling liquor tr mIiihik, Mrs. Muiy Hoodwln Is the prosecutrix and she was dlieeted to pay the costs be cause she did not appear to prosecute. A ase in which lloylan was charged with selling liquor without a Poene by Mrs. Ooodwln was tiled at the last term and lloylan was returned not itullty and the county directed to pay the costs. Mrs. Mary JlcOulnness, of South Scranton, was tried for hitting her neighbor, Mrs. Mary Hurko. with a saucepan. There was bad blood be tween the two families for some time prior to the saucepan Incident. The defense was that Mrs. Durke had laid violent hands on Mis. McOuInness and that she merely used the pan to com pel Mis. McOuInness to desist. Tlie juiors, after being out a rhcit time, came into court and said they could not agice. Judge rebbald told them th"y would have to reach a conclusion before he would dlschnrge thein, and tome time later they reported a ver dict of not guilty, tho defendant to pay the costs. When court opened yesterday morn ing tho jury In the case of the com monwealth against Charles Heatty, of Throop, re tinned a verdict of not guil ty but dliccted that Heatty pay the costs. H was charged with hit tin-; Daniel Dawson on the head with an ax. Y. J. Sehubnu'hl. a former editor and proprietor ot the Olyphnnt rjazetto, w.is culled to nnswer a charge of for gery piefened by Joseph A. Dolphin. The charge was nn cutgrowth of a light for the contiol of the Olyphnnt borough council. District Attorney Jones said Ik- was informed by Mr. Dolphin's at torney that the case would not be prosecuted and as It had been on tho list for several tenns he asked that It be disposed of in some manner Judge Edwards directed a verdict of not guilty and told tin. jury to put the costs on the county. Yesterday's Marriage Licenses. Michael AV. Lynott ...,'J03 Scranton St. Mary Hut-ret t M)-J St-raitton St. H.'iiiv F. Watts Scranton Ellen McClaren Olyphant John Monlson . ..108 S. Wyoming nvc. lUlludn McLnne 123 Wyoming ave. John Forkontth Simpson Annie Dinko Simpson Ludwiekus Htunkoltls Scranton Muiy Durglcno Scranton Michael ititsiiok Taylor Annie Senyan Taylor) Court House News Notes, The hearing In the Miller habeas corpus proceedings, which was to luivo been held jisteulay morning beforo Judge Uunster, was postponed until next Tuesday moiuing ut U o'clock. Attorney John F. Scrags, who repre sents Mrs. Chrlsale Foster, who now has the daughter of Mrs. Inez Miller, was not prepaiod to make answer ow ing to lack of time. Tho Fosters pro duced papers showing that Miss Mil ler's little daughter had been regularly indentured to them. Peter Orisco was admitted to ball yesterday In the sum of $300. John Mlg lln becoming his bondsman. Walter Prownleo, who was tho prosecutor In the case'ot tho common wealth ogalnst Charles Grolner, waa directed to pay the costs. Court yesterday nnwtcd a rule to show cause why tho polling place of the Second district of the First ward of Archbnld should not bo changed from the premises of Abram Howell, who Is a hott'lkeeper. The building h located at the extreme end of the dis trict and a more central locution Is drslted. Tho rule Is mudo roturnablo Saturdny at 10 o'clock. Thomas Stosh, when called last week to answer charges nf laiceny by bailee and false pretenses, did not respond, and his ball was forfeited In hoth cases. Ho was brought In on a capias and yesterday his ball vn renewed In tho sum of $30 In each case, Stephen Siuarslt becoming his bondsmrin. The forfeiture of reeognl7ance entered last week was stricken olf. MR. MEIXELL RESIGNS. Traction Company Loses Its Super intendent. Joseph C. Melxwcll, of WllkcsOJarre, resigned from his position as super intendent of tho Wilko.s-Hnne and Wy oming Valley Traction company Tues day, the leslgnatlou to take effect Im mediately. John Clifford, formetly as sistant superintendent, Is acting as general superintendent and will In all probability be appointed to the va cancy. Mr. Mclxell served the traction com pany for about Ion years. He wasi at one time superintendent on the West Side, but about seven years ago was promoted to be general sup-'ilntendent of all the lines and winked hard for the Interest of the company. Mr. Cllf fotd has been assistant superintendent for some years. He arose to his pies cnt position from that of motorman and knows every branch of the scrvic". rc L'-ilhtaR f.ivor rapidly nni!iii' men and tr.nct !rs carry them in est potLftB, latllss earn them In pir44, houitkippers keep them in niMIr i o r.iM' v f'lenil3 rer.immenit 'hsm to (rlemli. . i A boon to those unable to use Coffee. A Rich breakfast beverage. Use less tea and infuse THREE to FIVE minutes. Always use boiling water. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR (5 Ceylon Tea RCFRESHING. PFUCIOU5 Fold only in la ad I'nnldl.. 50c, 60c, and 70c per pound. CEYLONINDIA $ For Sale by All Grocers. Fsin i & fi a a TEA I O-w Rubbers. Big sale of Rubbers for everybody. Every pairs of Rub bers in our store must be closed out regardless of value. Here Are the Bargains: 1,000 pair Ladies' Caudee Common Sense coc Rubbers, sizes only 25, to V. at 15 cents. ' 1,000 pairs Men's Rubbers, at 29 cents. 1,000 pairs Men's Wool Lined Rubbers, at 49 cents. 1,000 pairs Men's Buckle Wool Liucd Arctics, at 59 cents. Men's aud Boys' Wool Boots and best low Woonsocket Rubbers, at 98 cents a pair. Come at once. These prices are guaranteed for the day advertised only. MYER 307 Lackawanna Avenue. Ms m bum ALT RHEUM FOR YEARS GUBED I had Salt lUieiira for years. My leg from kneo to nnklo vnn raw and swollen, nnd tho palnw.u Intense. I tried doctors In Hartford, VTatcrbury. and Now Ikncn, to coavalL Co TicoiiA ltMOLvn-NT, CuTiciutA (ointment), and a box of Cdticdra. Soap completely cured mo. OAUItETr T. S.VYKIW, Hartford ElcctrloI.lclitCo., Hartford, Conn. firnnr Chi TritfiiTnTrniiToTriili.nrri(i. inlluMOB!,witn !. or, II in.-Wjrmtittit with Ci'rtcTiu hntr. rtntK tnrlmln:. wllti cciicoha, and roliadom el Ci-Ticim ltottir. PnUUironzhmitttifWM. I"otti lirnnCii. Coir., 1'iopi., UmIop. llo to Cure Stlt lu-eani, rt. Merceread & Connell Uslobllsltcd 32 Years. A particularly HJrjtniinO now In, lino lino of Tht Inrsest block of Sterling Silverware and Novelties. A Inrno . Pi'nn niamrinfio sulectlou of Ar;,ir Rich Cut Glass Fine Jewelry Clocks, Etc, is orn jsisw sroitE, No. 130 Wyoming Avenue "COAIi liXCHANdE." THIRD IliH BANK OF SCRANTON Special Attention Given lo Uttsl. ncss ami l'crsomil AccottntJ. I.ihcral Accnmtnod.itloiii V.x IciuicJ Accnrdiug to Balaucos auj Ke9piinibillty. Sl'cr Cent. Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital, Surplus, 003 400,001) W5I. CONXEIili, Prcsltlcut. 1IENHY BiaHMr., Vice Pros. WILLIAM U. l'ECK, Casllle? Tlie vault of thij bank Is pro. tectcd by Holmes' Electric Pro. tcctive system. THE iOOSlC POWDER CO. Itooms 1 and 2,Com'Ith U'rd'g. SCRANTON, rA. Alining and Blasting ilmlo ut Moosic aud KuaUdulo Worlri I.AFLIN & UAD F0VDr.K CO'S ORANGE GUN POWDER i:icctrlc Hatterlc?, Klectrlo Kxptoilsrs. lor explodlug blnsis, .Safety Fuso and Rep ,.. p,iti n'B ....man :udj uiis.iuuii uj & UXPLOilVBS THE DICKSON M'PG 00 bciauton uud WUUes-Harro. I' J. Jlunufnctiuerj ol LflGOMOTlVESiSTATIONARY ENGINES llollcri, ItolstinznnJ Pumplnj M:ili:ry, General Olllcc, Scranton. Pj, DAVIDOW m The Cheapest Shoe Scranton. 14 ConnollvSU)allac Our store will be closed until 1 p. m. today, on ac count of the obsequies of the late Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Hara. nnolly 127 and Experience Tcaehr-s that it pays to use the best material always. This la as much true o bread making as ot anything else and housokeeners will llnd that a Snow White 9? flour Is really the VERY best material for making Good bread. All crocers sell It. "Wo Only Wholesale It." THE WESTON MILL CO Scranton. Carbondale, Olypluit. i At Retail. Coal ot tho beet quality far domestic usa nnd of all sizes. Including Uucltwtieat and Blidseye. delivered In any purt of tht city, at the lowest price. Orders recolved at the otllce, first floor. Commonwealth building, room No. 6; telephone No. 2C21 or at the mine, tele, phone No. 272. will be promptly attended to. Dealers supplied at the mine. MOUNT PLEASANT COAL CO ubfoers Stores. South Hiiin St., Pltlston. iiintj 129 Washington b Our new lines are now many exclusive novelties not Carpets Wilton Axminster Velvet Body and Tapestry Brussels Ingrain WINDOW SHADES -0 Spring 1899. Williams & IVicAniilty Interior Decorators. LACKAWANNA LUMBER CO., HAUUFaCTUIOS OF OR SnWED PEffl. WHITE BOCK HMD WHOP UUQ Bill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine Raili tawed to uniform lengths constantly on hand. Peeled U-mlocU Prop Timber promptly t'urnlslicd. MILLS At Cross Fork. Potter Co.. on th Buffalo and Susque. hanna Hailroad. At Mlna, Potter County. Pu., on Coudersport, and tort Allegany ltallroad. Capacity 400,000 feet per day. GENERAL OFFICE-Board of Trad liullding, Scruuton. Pa. Telephone No. 4014. Fixtures for One snfe. a bicvele ladders 140 ft. of shelving, 20 ft. partition, 1 double settee, nickel fix tures tor show windows, 2 street show cases, 1 cash register and numerous other articles. WE ARE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS. Here are a Few Felt Boot Prices Also: Men's Felt Boots and Overs, $2. 2s grade $M9 Men's Felt Boots and Overs, $2.00 grade 1.39 Men's Felt Boots and Overs, 10, 1 1 and 12 only 1.19 Boy's Felt Boots and Overs, Our Best Grade 1.39 Everything else at a big bargain. We must close this stock right away. ACT QU1UK. Standard HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITY WHEN IN STRONG AGAIN! f -&m JTl& vigor to the whole beinc. All drains and losses are checked ftrmtntntly. Unless patients are properly cured, Iheir condition ofien worries them Into In sanity, Consumption or Death. Mailed sealed, Price 1 1 perbo; 6 boxes, ith tron-cUd legal guarantee to cure or refundtho money, j.o. Send tor free- book. Addrtts. PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, 0. mm For Sale by JOHN II. IMIULI'S, uud Spruce street. Wall ace Avenue, Q 1)1 on exhibition and embrace to be fouud elsewhere. Lac? Ciirfains Renaissance Irish Point Brussels Dresden Nottingham Sale Cheap with track, 4 tables, 1 mirror, Shoe Store, 217 LACKA AVE o 80 Spring 0 189- WALLPAPER 0 . DOUDT, TRY They biveitood the tertcf yean. aim nave curcci mouiauu. si rcatei of Nervous Diseases, tuck I at Debility, Dizziness, bl.cpleii nest and ancocelc, Atrophy, R.C. They clear the bralti, strengthen me circulation, mans uiccmun ner(ect. and imnart a heallhr IMiarniaclst, cor. Wyoming avenue S.
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