XT-IE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1899.
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ARCHITECTS.
AP'LY TO
J. L. CONNELL,
Hoom 302 conuoll Ituildin?.
PURCHASE OF LARGE
TRACTOF TIMBER
BECOMES PROPERTY OP LACKA
WANNA LUMBER CO.
work, but there Is no knowledge nt
pollro headquarters of nn warrant
having1 been Issued for his arrest.
The owner of the pin will bo Inter
view ud by the police find If he desires
to piosecuto Martin, a man will be pent
to Huffulo utter him.
The theft was committed lust Mon
day. Ilugrperty ni passing the din
mond about In a ruiwd In a Lacka
wanna avenue saloon and when Mat
t In not It In his possession ho sneaked
away with II. so It Is alleged
Timber Is Located In What Is Known
as tho Kettlo Creek Region of Pot
ter County and Costs the Scianton
Capitalists Sixty-five Thousand
Dollars Before Theli Recent Pur-
chnso They Owned 40,000 Acres of I Month'.. Mind Mass Will lie Cele
Land In That Portion of the State
'Havlland China
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IN MEMORY OF DEAD BISHOP.
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Wettansacted six ical es
tate deals last week. Are
ready foi more Have for sale
homes at following prices :
$1,600.
2,000,
2,300,
2,500,
$6,500
7,500
9,500
11,000
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$4,500
Houses for rent at $ii.
and 20 per month.
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Traders Real Estate
TELEPHONE 3742.
CMAS. SCHLAQER, Manager.
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DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Kar, Nose and Throat
l llkelloius tln.ifi loTJ.aop.oi; mo 4,
W illl.im MnlUtl tit;. Op p. Postolllco
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Fildiv, Feb, 4, last, the gentlemen
Interested In the Lackawanna Lumber
company, lucuted here, but opeiatlng
In innnv sections of tho rountrv, cul
minated u deal which Involves the v
pcndltme of r.j.ooo.
All the timber, ptinclpnllv hemlock.
which fctai'di on a Unci 0,000 aires la
extent, loented In that pait of Potter
county known as the Kettl" Click re
gion, and not far from the meat I'ent.
slvnnla lumber mart, Wllliamporl.
was bought. The tract Is owned b
Hdgnr Miinoii, of Wllllumspoit.
Th" newly ucciulicd timber I mil ad
Joins tiuots coninlnlng 4n,oou ucus
which the Lickawnniiu Lumber com
pan.v control and nie removing the
Umbel trom It A tine quality of hemlock
is to be found a'l through this region
.tin! thp whole extent ot It Is ntuetlcal-
! 1 hi possession of the ubuve comp.'iiy.
The purpose of tho purchase Is to
pi event the necessity, for some years
at leapt, of having to shut down the
j big mills at (.'toss Forks, now being
I operated by the company and through
I which thousands of feet of timber p.tes
Idallv.
Hinging upon this Immense pun base
is tho necessity of building n In mc h
railroad into the tract upon which tl
timber stands and w hlch is now rather
dlstunt Horn tho present railroad in
that section. F. II. and 0 C. Goodvenr,
who own or control nil the s-maller rail
ways used in the lumber region there
abouts, will in all probability build the
I required braiuh It will run fiom
Ciosa Korks to AVestpoit. a distance of
several milea.
At "Westpctt a connection will be
made with the Itranch Valley tailrond,
another pi opened system of the Good-
years. This will give the Lackawanna
company an ample outlet for the trans
portation of their timber for several
years to come. It is not thought nt
this time that they will icqulro more
mills or employ moie nun
The Lackawanna Lumber companv,
which was orjjanlzjd several yeais ago
bi prominent icsidents of this city, 1
Incorporated here with a capital sto k
of $750,000. lis main otllces nie located
in tho board of tr.-ule building. 'Che of
ilceis are: 1'iesident, lames W. Oak
ford, lcc president, Henry Belin. Jr.:
societal y-tieacuiei, Jjnies L. 'onnell,
and general iiutuperF L. Peck. Thiee
of the above olllcers uic now in New
Mexico looking over the lumber possi
bilities in that rapidly developing coun-tiy.
We Inuite
Yotir Attention
To our New Open Stock Dinner
Sets, from wliich you can select
such pieces as you need. Newest
shapes and decorations. Exam
ination and comparison will cer
tainly be your way to judge who
offers the best goods for the least
money.
hinted Today
A month's mind tnas will be cele
brated at ft. Potei's cathedral at 10
o'clock this morning for the Into lllshop
n'lirtta Thtee prelates and over a
hundred priests will assist in the ser
vice It will Ik' a solemn pontlllcal mass or
Kiiulem similar to that neluluiited In
iiimrtttou with the Intel nient. except
ing that theie will bo only one ub?o
lullon Instead oj live.
The oftlcers of the mass will be
Cclebiant, Ht Hev. Dlshop Hoban: as
sistant priest. Veiv lb-v Kugeno A.
lliiivej. V. O ot l'lttstoii, deaions of
honor, P.ev. Charles J. Kelly, D. I) , of
Towanda. and liev. AVllliam Oassel, of
Honesdalo; deaton of the inas.s, ltev.
Jt. A McAuiliew, of Wllkes-Htirre;
sub-deacon, Hev. James V. Hussle, of
Plains, mastus of ceremonies, ltev. T.
V. Coffe, of Caibondale, utid Hev. J.
J 1J. I'eele, of the inthedrul, thurl
fer Kiv. A T. Uroderlck. of the West
Hide; acolvtes, Ilev Andrew Xycho
wlc. and ltev. nomlnic Uandio, Scran
ton mltre-beani ltev J ,1. Coronei,
of Toiest rity, bugla-beater, Hev. K.
Kniipus. of Hcranton
At the ollice of the dead, which vvl'l
precede the mass, ilev. T T. Kiernan,
ot Pin sons, olid Iliv. K S Phillips, of
Plains, win be the chanteis and th
three lessons- of the otllie will 1hi recited
iespectlvel by lit. Rev lllshop Hoban,
Hev. I)i. Kiernan, ot St. Patiick's,
Philadelphia, and Veiv Hev i:. A. Our-
e. V. (i
Ht. Hev. neriiiiid McQuald, bishop of
Hochestei, will pi each the sermon. Ht.
ltev. .1. n. ritznmtirlcp. coadjutoi
bishop of Krie. wIP lie present In the
sanctuaiy. Othei pielates have been
Invited nnd sent word that thev would
attend !' possible, lllshop JIcQuald and
Tllshop Fitymauiice, however, nie the
only ones who had .uilved last night.
The foimei is being entei tallied at the
episc opal residence. The lattc r Is regis
teied at the Jermvn
Di. O'Haia, or Philadelphia, brother
of the deceased bishop, and his daugh
ter, Miss Constance, ate also heie to
attend the ceiemony.
Millar & Peck,
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Scranton Store 124-126 Wyomlug Ave.
134 Wyoming Avenue
"WALK IN AND LOOK AROUND."
LARGE NUMBER OF
REMONSTRANCES
IT WAS THE LAST DAY
FILING THEM.
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Dade, 10,'. West Drinker sheet: John
J. Fljnn, Chestnut street, Kdward
Hantleld, 111 Chestnut sheet. One of
the objections to Hanfleld's place Is
that It adjoins the post ollice; while
Fljnn Is accused of desiring to estab
lish a hotel nerosH the street from the
post ollice.
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HATl'AMON DHI1.L -ComiMiiy G,
plain Dlmmkl. .Hid Company K, Cap
mi It mil. will liuvi a batialluu UUIl at
he uir.oij umllit
MPLTINf! THIS AFTUHNOON.-llcg-lil.u
luce tine of tliu Central Woman s
Clm-tiiiii Tempi lain u iniicin this uftei
luuii ui J o clock In Oueiiiisej's hall.
UACK AliAIN Willi mi Rutlidge, who
v as fjiimil In liiiintas on Lackawanna
iviiuic icturiicd to the cit but eve
ilnt' .it tc t an lAlcmlid Ht.iy in the Dast.
THEY QUESTION THE CLAIIdS.
cot VlltY UA.M l
ouniij dance ol till
Kraiu will be held at .Mualu hall to
mnhi Lawiciicu'.s ouhistia will turn
Isli lliu dance inu-lu
Auditing Committee SetB Aside a
Number of Bills.
The auditing committee of councils
refused to appiovo ol a number of bills
last night. A bill of $(0S.'JC for extia
woik on the Cumberland Hose house
was among them. An appropriation of
l,oi)0 was maue for the erection of the
house aid the contract pi Ice was fS'tS.
Hy what nuthoilty the contiact and
nppioprlation weie both exceeded the
committee will insist on knowing, be
foie further consideration is given the
claim
A. J. Hogan's bill ot ?1C0 for team
woik on Second waul streets In 1S97;
A. 11. ilould & Son'3 claim ot tll.ijo foi
repairs to tire department appaialus.
which bill ha-, been hanging the since
I ISO" and P. F. Cordon's claim for hoise-
TOX1GIIT The shoe Ing. In which h- charges l 00 when
Huauitm Llulct- i other blacksmiths me content with
$1.50 were laid over till the nevt meet
ing and special commlttee'3 appointed
to look Into them
THEIR WINTER RALLY.
W.U ANOTIJLK. John 1'. Keru ct
E'hilps sttn l, Pino UrooK deslics to Jiavo
t nnuirstoocl that lie wns not tho Jolin
Wcciu whu w.is aiiestnl on i'cim uvc
auo last riuiuiuy evening for disorderly
conduct.
PRACTICAL 'lAI.K-Di. Amv White
will give a practical talk on '"Iho Caio
Df the Uoilj, ' this uv cnlng at 8 o clock -t
the Nuith riciaiitim blanch of tho Young
Woman s Christian association. Tree to
ill women and girls.
rNDLRUIKHLvTT" COUNCIL - Vc.U
SIlsUi Xo. 77, l'llnces of liagdad, of
lliu Knights ot Malta, will conduct an
undergiound couiull meeting at (Juern
ec h.ill Wi dnesdnv night, March Kl. A
banquet will follow at MltcheH's.
STILIi ALARM. A window curtain
tomhig in contact with a gas Jet caused
t slight bkuc lu the servant' quarters
in thu third lloor of iho Arlington at
i) o'clock laiit evening, 'lhc chemical
'ompanles hud little tiouble extinguish
Jig it
PUBLIC SCHOOL QUESTION.
Catholic Hlstoiical Society Will Dis
cuss It This Evening.
At the regular meeting; of the Cath
olic Historical socletj and Newman
Magazine club tonight treatises will
be read on cut lent magazine ai tides as
follows: "The Public School System
uh Affected by Politics," (Atlantic
Monthly) Miss Maij Xilund; "Public
School Sstem Defective Without Re
ligious Instiuction." (North Ameiican
Review) Attorney Frank J. MeAndrcw;
"Comparative Results of Work In the
Rest Public Schools in (he Lagest Cit
ies of the United States." (The Forum)
Mis. Ro'ett C. Wills.
A musical programme will be ren
dered at the conclusion of the lltet.uy
exei clses.
Baptist Young People of the Alding
ton District Will Meet.
The annual w Intel i.Ul of the Bap
tist Young People's union of the Ablng
ton association will be held todav at
Dtinmore. The meeting will be held In
the Dudley street Haptlst chinch and
theie will be two session1), one In the
afternoon, the other at night. All oung
people nie invited to attend. Lunch
will be solved by the members ot the
Dunmoro Church I'lilon.
Follow Ing is the programme tor the
two sessions
AKTRRXOON SESSION.
"30 Prayer set vice, led by Vice Ptcsldcni
Rev P. R. Wcilh las D.ilton, la.
Singing
3(J (a) Words ot welcome by Rt. II. M.
Roderick, Dunmoie
(In Responso by Picslelenl II. O. IJcd
doe, M. D.
.Singing.
3 'JO Paper. "The U Y
of lhirouragcr",
Rills, lllikclv
. V Paper, "The L5. Y
tho Pastor," bj
Hums,
3.5) Pap.
CAPTURED IN BUFFALO.
IIIRT N MIXRS-ndward Davis,
oged 17 jeais, a driver eniplujtd lu thu
PIiiu Urook mines, was caught between
a cai and a prop while at woik jestii
2.C and one of his hands was luiclly
rushed. Dr. Gicirio H. Reynolds at
cuded him.
PAY DAYS. TIio Delavvato unci Ilud
cin companv paid cstcreli at (he
Srassy Island colliery tit Oljplunt and
In catpenteni and niiisoiis. Tho Dclei
nare. Lackawanna and Western coinpuny
will pa tho (,niiloes of the machinu
ihops and Stuns colliery today.
of
Police Notified of the Airest
"Hank" Mai tin.
Chief of Police Gurrell jesteulav re
ceived a dispatch horn W S. Rolton,
superintendent of police of Ruffalo, an
nouncing "Hank Muitln attested heie.
Send for him. Answer."
AVho It was that caused Mai tin's ai
lest Is not known to the police. It is
known that he Is accused of stealing
a diamond pin valued at $100 fiom Put
ikk Hnggerty an emploe ot the Cliff
DEFENDANT WAS DIECHARC.RD-
tllcliael Rcardon, of South Scianton was i
Iven a hearing before Aldeim.in H(v
Idturtlay night cl'iirgcel with being drank
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nil uiDuiue'l ly, mill turn uimibin viill j
rcen. The young man's lnthci had I
ui nlslied the Information but did nut
tppcur agulnst him. Dtfcndanl was dis.
(barged
MISSIONARY MRR'tlNO -The Wo
man's Foielgn Missionary society held a
meeting jesteiduy In Rlin Park church
S'o programme was presented and the
isork dona wuu chiefly lu prep nation foi
lio Branch tnuctlng to bo held In this
lty In October, when tho soclctlci of
'ennsyliania and Dunmoie will hold a
hree das' session
8. VINCRXT DR PAUL SOCIRTY
It thp icgulai meeting of iho Si VInccit
Je Paul socletj In collego hall last eve
nlnff, oflleeis were olected as follow
President, John J Mughran, vlco presi
dent. John Colllgau, socretar, Hon. M
F. Sando, trcaauicr J. n Corcoran
sacristan, Hush Culkln; spliltual direc
tor, Rev J. J B recley. Very giutltv
Ing reports wem received from tho com
nitteo having li, chargo the lecture by
lenry Austin Adams, editor of Dona
ioo'u Magalno on "Ainerlca's Debt to
"athollclty." which Is to bo given nt the
jyecum next Sunday evening. Only a
ew of tho boxes and loges yet remain
o be sold.
Smoke Tho Pocono Cc. Cigar.
Are you recovering as fast as you
should? Has not your old trouble
left your blood full of imnttritiosT
A And isn't this tho reason you keep
bo poorly? Don't doby recovery
R longor, but take
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P. V.: A Society
by Mr. W. R.
P. C : A Help to
Miss lMlth Wli-
Scranton stiect chinch.
Some Phases of Young Peo
ple's Work," bv Miss Maud Rstelle,
Peiin avenue chinch.
Singing
4 01 Discussion of papers, lrcl bj ltev. R.
1 Y. Pierce, Penn avenue.
4 2.1 Tluslncss.
4 10 Address, "Demand and Supply," Rev.
S J. Arthur, Plttston, P.i district
secretarv H. Y. P. U. of Penna.
u 10 Adjournment.
RVRNIXG SRSSION.
""OSeivke of soiur, vvlth special music
bv Dttdlev stitet chinch choir.
S00 Address by Rev. W. H. Howell,
Clark's Green, Pa.
S.15 Consociation services, led by Rev W.
G. Watklne Knith Main avenue
c burc h, Scranton.
Adjournment.
NO ROAD TAX THIS YEAR.
Adam Reinhnrdt Will Care for the
Old Torge Roads.
contract entered Into between
Adam Relnhaitlt, who i eprosents nj
number ot the hit go property owneis
of OU1 Foi go, and William White nnd
Michael Joyce, the supervisors of that
township, was AI-h! vesteiday In th
ollice of Clerk of the Couits Daniels.
Mr. Itelnhaidt agues to open make
and lepair the public highways and
bildges of the township for the fiscal
year beginning1 March 0, ISO'J, without
denting any claim or right against the
township for material or lalur. The
township ! nlso indemnified ugainst
any suit that may ailse from the Im
proper condition of tht roads.
Mr. Helnhaidt also agrees to pty the
township cletk J30 each of the oudlt
nis, $T attorney for tho township. $10.
supcrvisois, $;,10. These sums nie to
be In full for all demands against the
township for their services foi tho fis
cal j eat .
In consldeiatlon of the obligation as
sumed by M Itelnhaidt, the township
agrees not to levy or collect any ta
fur road purposes during the tlscal year
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DEATH OF JOHN FATULA.
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It will remove all impurities from
your blood. It U also a tonio of itn
menso value. Give Nature n little
help at this time. Aid her by remov
ing all tho products of disease from
your blood. $1.00. All druggists.
Ayes Fills core constipation.
Write to the doctor (rotly and rocelye
piuiuiH repiy, wiiuoui coit.
Adilicii, Da. J. O. AVEIt,
uoweu, uaii,
Coronei 's Juiy Henrd Evidence
with Reference to It.
On Feb. 0 John Fatuln fell fiom th
trcstUng above tho ore dump at tho
Lackawanna linn and Steel compiny's
blat furnace, and sustained a fi.icturo
of tho skull at the base of tho brain
which caused Instant death. Last
night a Juiy consisting of John J. Re
gun, David Hnrris, Henry Slppel, John
Majernyk, W. O. Moser and J. F.
Mitchell sat at the court house and
with the coioner listenid to testimony
with leferenco to the manner lu which
Fatuln met his death.
The evidence was to the effod that
ratula was not employed nt the oro
dump and piobably wont there; In
seirch ot woik when ho fell to his
diath Tho verdict was in nccoi dance
with the facts. Fatula was 4S years of
age and has a wife and children In
Hungary.
Cnos T. Hall. Geoigo Okell and .1. T.
flhocts wuiu the witnesses o.xuuilned.
Altogether Seventeen Piotests
Against the Granting of Liquor
Licenses Weie Yesteidny Given
Into the Custody of Cletk of the
Couits Daniels Wilmer F. Hoff
man Files an Affidavit Changing
Patrick J. Conway with Violating
the Law.
Seventeen lenionstrnnces weio tiled
with Cleik of the Cotu t Daniels ves
teiday against the granting" of liquor
Hi enses for which petitions have been
filed. Yeteidav was the last day for
filing remonstrant es
Among those filed cstcidny was the
one against granting a In "s" to Jul
ius L'cioszkj, who wants to open a
place for the sale of liquor In what Is
knovvr as the Cnllendet building in the
Fltst ward of Ulaktly botnugh . The
letalK of the temoustianic who set
forth In The Tribune uf last Flrday.
Attached to the remonstrance Is tho
following
"At a meeting of the lllakely Haptlst
church It was unanlmousl.v lesolved to
Instruct the odlceis of said church to
sign heielu vviltten petition remon
stiatlng against the pioposed hotel li
cense as herein descilhed and as asked
lor by Julius Hcieszky. Hev J .R.
Rills, pastor, G. M Hull. C M. Hatha
way, S. C. Mitchell. William R. Rd
wards L R Hodge, H. .u Ward, ttus
tets; John J. Priest, church clerk.
The remonstrance has forty-seven
names attached to It and mai of tliem
are the most prominent icsidents of
Rlakely. The numes of thiee clergj
men appeal among the objectors.
Wilmer F. Hoffman oblects to the
gtantlug uf a license foi the hotel of
Patrick Conway at 70R North Washing
ton avenue In the Ninth w.nd of this
i Itv. Mi. Hoffman's leasons uie st
forth In the following aflldavit.
HOFFMAN'S AFFIDAVIT.
"Wilmer F. Hoffman, being sworn,
deposes and sajs: "I am it eltUi n of
the1- United Stales and n lesldent of
the city of Scianton, Lackaw.inn i
count, slate of Pennsylvania. Tint
up to within a month ago, for a lor.rv
time pilot- to th.it, I le-ided in thi
Ninth ward. clt of Scianton, and at
tained my majority, becoming twent
one yeais of age cm the 4th day of
Januaiy, 1S9') that prior to the attain
ment of my majoilty, notwithstanding
tho fact that Patrick J "onwav was
acquainted with the fact that I wns
a inlnm, he sold to me foi in in v
vinous and limit llejuois, upon S'ind c
the 23th day of D r.iber. l e .ml
many other Suitdavf the said Palms:
J. Conwa.v sold both to me and a num
ber of othei Illinois vinous and malt
liquors. And fuither, that suni iut
rlik J. Conway is at the piesat time
under bonds for his appearance at the
next tcim of court upon the above
charges and that since the above ar
rest and bonding over, P.ttllel' 1. Oon
wa still continues to sell liquors up
on Sundajs "
Three well-vouched rennasti uncos
were filed against graMtlng 'i llvmse
to John J Maitln, of tiu I'll it v. aid
of this city. It Is allef-'l tin. tn
place is unnecesary and that th mirt
has heietofore alliimed this. A fuither
objection Is that it Is close to a
chutch and will have a tendency to
coriupt the moials of the children at
tending Sunday school a vl wl'I greatly
lilteilere with the chuie'i seivlces. Rev.
William Kdcar, Re. It S. Jones nii3
Rev. George R. Gu'U arj amoinr the
thirty-seven names attached to one
of the remonsti Dices. Fnty-rlne
names are nttached to tho sccon I ai.,1
thirty-six to the thirl lernonstrtnc i.
FIVn AGAINST RAINR.
Five remonstrances ,vere filed a?alnt
granting a license tJ Charles 'lane
fin a hotel at the boulevard and i.H
phant load in the First ward of this
city. "Unnecessary" Is the ground up
on which the couit Is asked to refuse
the license. Altogether, iJ7 names are
nttached to the petition.
Ninety-two names appear on tho re
monstrance against granting a license
to John R. Phelan, of the First wnid
of this city Unnecessary i id build
ing totally unlit for hotel purposes are
the objections to the g-anting ot the
license.
Ten lesldonts of Old Forge have
Joined In a protest to tho court against
the granting of a hotel license to Jacob
Goodman, for the lenson that the place
he ptoposes to conduct at Maple and
Williams streets in Old Forge town
ship Is entirely unnetessnry.
There is a. remonstrance signed by
twenty-five Polish lesldents of Fell
township agnlnst gi anting a license to
Anthony Galavltz, of that place, be
cause he Is an unfit person and has
sold liquor without illeiiennd 'or the
fuithei icasoii that the place M unne
cessat v.
Peter Rezewltch wants a license for
a hotel in the First waid of Archbald,
but Hip application Is opposed by seven
residents of that place, who say the
house Is unnecessary.
TWO FROM MAYFIiRLD.
Twenty-four residents of Maylleld
piotest against tho granting of a li
cense to Jacok Adamlak because the
place Is unneeessaty, house Is unsuit
able and becnuse It Is within a few
feet of the Greek Catholic church,
Theoiloie Wachlua has also applied for
a license to conduct n hotcd In Maylleld
and it Is objected to for the t How ing
leasons. Unnccessniy, he Is ltot a lit
person, building not suitable for hotel
puipose, placo Is very noisy, fights
being fiequent there.
Thiee uimonshnweK came from Dun
muie. Thcv uie against lZdwaid Mc-
An Equity Suit.
J W Gurnev, J. J. Rrown and I. It.
Alliibach, doing business under tho
Hun ot Gainev. Rrown & Co, yesterday
began an nt tlon In equity against
D.tv id Spi uks.
The complainants ate engaged In the
lnunufuctuie of cigars lu this citv and
in theh hill allege that In 1893 the
placed on the inaikef a elg.u which
they named the "Hotel Jerniyn." The
name annealed conspicuously on Un
label, together with n plctuie of the
Hotel Jormj.ii building. The cigar wns
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m.inilK n hit tie sale In this n.nrt nf the I
state.
Some time ago David Spruks, who
has a cigar manufactory at 22 Lacka
wanna, avenue, placed on the market
what he calls the Jeimvn House cigar,
which nlco has a plctuie of the Hotel
Jeimvn building on the label. The
film ur GninoV, Brown & Co. allege
that the label Is made up to resemble
theirs as much as possible and Is an
Infringement upon It They ask the
court to lestrnln Sptuks fiom continu
ing: to use it The cae will be heard
at the next term of equity court.
i The new dress goods and silks
v Tairclasllk Of first importance is the ai rival of fancy taf
K iet.1 silks, comprising the newest plaids, checks and .
. stripes, in more than lorly varieties $ 1 ,25
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..v,,. v.iv.io i-i, iiww .. in iv eii-puiij ji.ii iwv.ivvut
it Very good quality, forty-four inches wide. Never sold
v at less than 75c. Special at 09 C
v Black Silks A baigain in iQ-inch black taffeta and .
V black satin duchess. Value ioc the yard 49 C
t: Dress goods and silks on the
i bargain tables today
J 35c Henriettas at 17c An item of rare im-
v portancc. Plain Henrietta cloth in colors and
black, 36 to -15 inches wide, and the balance of
k our colored dress goods that were 35c the fj
yard, now all at one price '
12,'Sc ilrcs 1,'oods a! fie lust
ti the thing for children s school
V dresses, in neat checks and sev-
Action in Ejectment.
A. R. Dunning jesteid.iy brought an
action In electment against Michael
Keating to lttovei possession of l'.U 8-10
neies uf land In Spting Rrook town
ship. Mr. Dunning sas the land Is his
pieineity. but Is now unlawfully In the
possession of Keating. Welles & Tor
rey repiesent Mr. Dunning.
cral good shades, double loltl
goods and cheap at I2:c.
Special price OC
All-wool dross gootN m
light and daik colors, very suit
able for spi ing dresses, price was
30c and .joe. Your
t; choice now, yard
French llniincw
50c quality ot printed
flannels, very special,
at '.
25c
Regular
Fiench
39c
Three silk bargains
in
Broadcloth S1..25 value
; 54 inch broadcloth, comptising
.ill eli null, rarlno
98c
all the new spring
shades, special at
On special baigain tables in
the middle ol the aisle. From
one-third to otic-half olf.
JiOl & All ot our 75c and
85c lancv silks checks, plaids,
block elfects, stripes and fancy
biocades. .it one gteat "
bargain price 59C
Lot 2 All of our $1.25 and
$!.;o tancy silks, including
some very' new plaids and
checks, " All in one lot,
on a special baigain .
table...: 75C
Lot el All of out 75c plain
satin ihadame and fancy silks
at one-third olf. While .
they last 49C
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Yesteidny's Mariinge Licenses.
Robert Salter Scianton
Annie Slavely Scranton
David Thomas C.irbundale
Josci bine Wilson . ...'. Scianton
v Ladies 12&C
hose at 5c
V Warranted absolutely fast
black, lull seamless with double
?. toe and snhced heels. Regular
5c
V price everywhere isjc;
tit iicrc
Couit House News Notes.
There was a heat Inf.; before Cleik ot
the Points. Daniels yesterday In tho
matter of retaxlng costs In the case of
the Commonwealth against Max Rosen
bluth, of Old Forge .Philip Schwartz
was prosecutor and Rosenbluth was
convicted He nlleges that the ptose
cutor's witness fee bill was padded to
monumental piopot lions.
Ilmnn Seldman, the "hobo' detective
who achieved Mima noteilcty because oC
his rnslt urrtsts In the Corcoran muidir
case has applied to the court for a de -tectlve
license, lie proposes to do .1 gen
eral detective business under the n.tnio
ol theSeldmin Detective ngeni .
Anthonv Kline, convicted of malicious
ml-chief at tho Februaty sessions, was
ilischirged from the county jail eslc -
d.tv. Ctrl Hchicicdcr, ciiuvlcted of assault
mil battery at the same teim, was also
dlschuigi'd.
The bond of William Knight, constable
of Kenton township in the sum of $1,000
has been apinovcd by the court.
ELM PARK CHAUTAUQUA.
Tine Piogramme Was Rendeied at
Last Night's Meeting.
The Rhn Paik Chautauqua circle h.id
a fine programme last evening and was
ver hiiRolv attended, many visitors
being present. Mis. C. M. Gltlin gave
a clever review of one ol the books of
the course, "Mn and Manners," and
Miss Wagonhurst followed with an In
teresting paper on the poets fiom
Chaucer to Tennyson. Mrs. F.dlth
Heckel sang two beautiful solos. This
portion of the progiamnie was under
the dliection of Miss Ruth Dale.
Mr. Yocuni gave In his own biilllant
style a paper on "The Iilsh Question,"
dealing with the problems connected
with Homo Rule. He gave a brief his
tory of the snuggles of the Iilsh peo
ple and a graphic descilptlon of the
piesent situation. In his view the chief
idea is to gain the land by Home Rule
und not that the people are so dis
satisfied vvlth their Government as It
now exists. His summniy of the ques
tion was rather against Homo Rule.
G F. Reynolds unnounced that next
week tin excellent piogramme will no
presented which will include a debate,
subject: "Resolved, That Handel with
his Messiah has done moie to elevate
the thouuht of the world than Milton
with his Paradise Lost"
&" Ladies' 15c hose at 8c
J A decidedly better quality
tt than the above. Warranted
' fast black. Full seamless Q
and of the 1 5c quality .... oC
50c shirt waists
at 19c
A great lot of Ladies' Shirt
Waists came to us under the
regular price. There .11 c still
more than liftv dozen of these
on hand, every waist being ab
solutely laultless and this sea
son's goods. Detachable white
collar and laundered cuffs. All
sizes. Positively the soc
quality 1 9C
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Performance
Of selling slioes in our store all clay and every day in
the year. If you will come in and see the bargains we offer
you you will wonder how we do it, as there is certainly a
loss somewhere when we sell $3 and $4 shoes for $1.98, and
$2.29, $2.50 and $3.00 Winter Russet and Vici Kid. three
sole solid leather Shoes for $1.49 aud $1.69 and yet we are
successful and branching through the country. It is be
cause we buy our goods cheap from concerns in ueed of
ready cash in fact for less than cost of making of shoes,
not mentioning the leather in them, aud this opportunity
enables us to sell stylish aud durable footwear ot all sorts
for less money than most stores pay when they buy direct
from the manufacturers, aud still we malce a fair margin of
profit. We want you to come in aud look around aud you
will certainly save mouey by it. Remember, there is uo
trouble to show goods.
CERTIFICATES TO MINERS.
Granted by the Board of Examineis
nt Yesteidny's Meeting.
W. P. Gtlfilths, Wlllam Meriick and
Thomas Hailstone, the No. 3 sub-board
ot the Second Inspection district for the
examination of candidates for mlncis'
certificates, met yesterda In tho court
room.
The following wen- gianted certifi
cates: Anthony Hofelt, employed at
Greenwood mines; Timothy Carter,
Greenwood; Stepnen Dooni, Marsh
wood; Mlko Postu, Johnson's mines ;
Domlnlck Mastialono, Johnson's mine;
John Techej, Scranton; Frederick La
vlnga, Johnson's mine.
Smoko The Popular Punch Cigar, 10c
The Wlikes-Barre Record can bo hart
In Scranton at the i.ews stands of ReU
man Bros , 401 Spruce and u03 Llnd;n
acets; Mac, Lackawanna avenue.
DIED.
MRLVIN In Dunmore, Match i; 1,
Mary, thu Infant daughter of Mr and
Mrs John Melvln, of Meide street.
Funeral this afternoon. Interment at
Mt. Cut me I ceineter.
MOHAN. At Aldeiivlllo, Wftjno county
Match t, l&W, Mis. Anno Moron, t7
uiib of nut. Funeral tomorrow moin
iuit. O'HARA.-In Mlnouka, M.uch ti, U!rt,
.Mrs. Felix O'llara. Punt nil this morn
Ing nt !' o'clock. Seitvloos at St. Jo.
sejih's chutch. Inteunent ut thu Ml
nooka ccmuteiv.
HYER D AVI DOW
The Cheapest Shoe Stores,
307 Lackawanna Ave. 14 S, Mail St,, Pitfston.
TUCKER & MAXEY HEARING.
Ct editors Are Looking for Illegally
Tiansf erred Goods.
Tho final hearing In the examination
of Tucker ct Maxey before C. A. Van
Woimer, rcfeiec lit bai'ruptcy, was
held yesterday.
One week from today the hearing
will be reopened for the put pose of ex
amining ceitaln patties to whom
Tucker & Muxey, according to their
testimony, gave goods In payment of
debts, after they had become Insolvent.
Hev i:. Rdvvnrds, pator of the Eng
lish Rnpllst church fit Mlnersvllle, Pa ,
when siiHerlng with rheumatism, was
udvlsed to try Chamberlain's Pain
Halm, He sas: "A few applications
of this liniment pioved of great ser
ee to me. It subdued the Inflamma
tion and relieved the pain Should any
tuff el or profit by giving Piln IJalm n
tilnl it will please inc " For sale by all
druggists Matthews Pros., wholesale
nnd ictull ugents
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signuturo of
TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK."
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tffflZ:
Car load Just tinned. All .styles,
and pilces the lowest. Woikmanshlp
Btintanteed even on
THi CHEAPER GRVDES.
Keep us in mind and oti won't le
gret giving us yout patronage ou
will get goods as represented giving
you oui easy terms of paMuout or very
lowest prices for cash. ImmenFO stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
lion Reds. etc. Five large floors full
to the celling tit
I Ul aud Ri.t
rrunklln Avcnui
Thus. Kelly's Stores,