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THE SCRANTON TRIBUJSE-THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1809.
Royal
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
SOVU rINO WDE
CAPT. ROBLING IS
TO BECHIEF AGAIN
ORDERED TO RESUME HIS OLD
POSITION ON MONDAY.
Mayor BtiUey Made the Announce
ment Yesterday After a Confer
ence with Cnptaln Eobllnp Chief
of Police Gurroll Is Glad to Be Re
lieved from the Duties of the
Office Extra Policemen Are Pro
vided for in the Appropriation
Ordinance.
Cnptaln Frank Rowing, Jr.. will on
Monday next resume his place as chief
of police. Thin was announced by
Mayor Halloy yestorday mornlnfr, aftor
be had had a conference with Captain
Robling.
Acting Chief of Police Ourrell Is Rind
1n b? relieved from the onerous posi
tion. He nccopted the office against
Jilfl own wishes and only at the earnest
solicitation of the mayor. How well
the inavor appreciated his act Is Ren
crally known. Despite the handicap
with which he was beset. Acting Chief
Gurrell made an excellent record.
Captain Holding, It Is understood, will
be continued, at least for a time, as
chief under the new administration, if
be was continued for the whole term
there would be few, If any, objections
raised. The cltr today docs not con
tain a more popular young man and
the police force, it will be generally ad
mitted, could not have a better head.
Chief Robllng'fl return to the force
will not cause any removals. Two ex
tra patrolmen are provided for In the
estimates ordinance and special pro
vision Is made of n transfer of appro
priation for the pay of the extra ofll-
cera In the Interim.
SHAMOKIN CITIZENS RELIEVED
Supposed Counterfeit Coins Are De
clared to Bo Good Money.
About a week ago the business men
and a few of the citizens of Shamokln
were startled to tlnd that the town
was being systematically flooded with
counterfeit silver dollars. Most of the
dollars alleged to be bad were dated
ISi'J, 1SS2 ond 1SS4. Those who hap
pened to hold any of the bad coins,
and there were many ,lust kept them
for souvenirs or gave them away. It
icmained for on enterprising drummer
to have, one of the coins tested at the
X'nlted Slates mint In Philadelphia.
There the coins were declared good
money.
What made the "scare" so plausible
was tho fact that that time George
Ozpatlas and C. Okonsky, two resi
dents of Shamokln. were arrested at
Somervllle, N. J., charged with coun
terfeiting. Thlr headquarters In Sha
mokln was raided and a large quanti
ty of "bad" money found. Last Sat
urday a car load of goods marked
saattoD:
7.1 ami 7ft 1'nbllc Sqim-e,
WlLKHS-HAHKIi
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF COS
TUMES AND SELECT DRV GOODS.
About Novelty
Dress Fabrics
Our Dress Goods Department has
become the Louvre of the nations.
The art weaves of the fabric world
is gathered here. After a careful
survey of the collection here, a cus
tomer remarked "that it is no longer
necessary to send to the cities" for
the highly-exclusive, highly-perfected,
carefully-picked styles in
ultra-fashionable fabrics. The tidal
reach and high-water mark in this
and that nation's loomachievements
are here, and as moderately priced
as you might expect to acquire them
in the cities. For the most part, in
but small quantities a dress robe
of a kindand representing the ul
timate efforts of the designers.
Common-place things are not ad
mitted to this collection:
Silk and Wool BrocaJed Matelasse
Crepoiis.
Plain French Poplins,
Poplins with Vertical Cord
Poplins with Polka Dots.
Plain titamlne.
Silk Stripe ntatnlne.
l:tamine with Polka Dots.
Faced Cloths in Checks.
Spring Mixtures in Imported Coverts.
Scotch Tweeds.
Silk Poplins75c
It's not often that opportunities
for acquiring high-class novelties in
Dress Silks occur so early in the
Reason. But there's an element of
hard luck for the makers in the rea
sons for this so these most stylish
of this spring's silks come to you at
two-fifths under their real value.
They are 20 inches wide and were
made to sell at $1.25 a yard. There's
no flaw in the weaving or dyeing
just a case of bad management on
the part of the makers, and we
send them forth in a half score of
new sensational shades at 7"c ft yd.
Samples of any and all by writ
ing. ISAAG LONG.
NILKES-BARRE, PA.,
MARCH 10, '00.
EAlilN&
Powder
eO.,t"rO".
"household goods" were held up at
Phnmokln because they were consigned
to Czpatlns. The car was opened and
the goods examined. A complete whis
key still, counterfeit tools of the lat
est pattern and hundreds of dollars
woi Hi of counterfeit coins, mostly of
the nickel and half dollar denomina
tion were found among the other ef
fects. Tho two men are now In jail
at Pittsburg.
PITTSTON NEWS
Zurenskl's Attempt at Suicide a Suc
cessWhat the City Expects to
Expend for the Current Year A
Batch of Late Locals.
John Zurenskl, who shot himself at
his boarding house In Smltbvllle on
Monday last, died at the hospital yes
terday morning. The ball entered his
side nnd was lodged near tho heart.
Ills death was due to the lungs be
ing penetrated and hemorrhages which
followed. The coroner wus notllled and
he will appoint a Jury to make an In
vestigation. The body was still at
tho hospital last night, none of his
friends having as yet claimed it. There
was a woman who she said was his
sister called shortly before his death,
but she made no request as to the
disposal of tho remains when informed
that he could not live. If the body
is not claimed today It Is probable
that It will llnd its way to the dis
secting table.
A favorable report was iccclved here
yesterday relative to the condition of
Fred Herman, who went to Philadel
phia to undergo an operation.
The Plttston township election board
of the Cork Lano district have been
bound over to court to answer the
charge of changing the result of the
ballot at the late election.
This morning at 0 o'clock there will
be a month's mind mass at St. John's
church, at the late pastor's reauest
Rishop Iloban will be the celebrant
and the clergy from all part of the
diocese will bo present In the sanc
tuary. At a spocinl meeting of the select
council, the following appropriations
were presented and recommended by
the committee: Mayor's department.
$700; treasurer's department, J1.M0:
controller's department, $700; clerk's
department, $1,410; city engineer's de
partment, $1,7S0; police department, $3,-
29
nre uepartment, $4,430; .street de
partment, $6,670; board of health, $SS0.
city assessor's department, $&00; main
tenance of city hall, $930; street light
ing, $7,500; Mato tax on loans, WOO
sinking fund nnd Interest, $3,r.OO;' street
and sewers, $20,000; contingent fund
$11,740, or a grand total of $CS,S00.
Mrs. AV. 'O. Price Is visiting friends
in Providence this week.
Company H, the crack company or
iii.- mm regiment, has reorganized
with a full quota of membership nnd
also elected all their old officers, with
James Rrennan as captain. They with
Company C, will gf up to Scrant'on op
the l!3d and take part In the reception
to the Thirteenth leglment.
The board of health held a regulai
meeting last night, and the report of
Secretary Craig showed that there wer.
twenty-three deaths during the past
month and but one case of contagious
disease In tho city. They will ask tho
council for an appropriation of $1,040
for tho next year.
Gilbert Jones. Alexander Sloan and
Pied. Soilxd. members of tho schoo'
board, went down to Wllkes-Darre yes
terday to defend the latter, which wa
sued by Attorney Morris for $502.50 for
services. The board held that the bill
was excessive and refused to pav it
The cas-e was beard in court yesterday
before Judge ilul.sey and resulted in
an allowance of $300.
Douglass, tho magician, will appear
at Music hall next Saturday afternoon
and evening, and they say that he is
quite proficient in the black art.
The Crystal Social club, a company
of respectable young men, win holil
their annual dance tomorrow evening
In Armory hall.
John Havana was committed to jail
yesterday by Alderman Kvans, not be
ing able to securn bail on the charge
of assault and battery. The prosecutor
was S. Suaitz, of Dupont, who had
four watches and a. satchel taken from
him, and then assaulted because his
stock In trade was not of more value.
George Andrews, who Is at Manila,
has sent a paper to Will Webber called
the "American." It Is an interesting
sheet, and Is now added to the large
collection of Avar relics in Corcoran
Bros.' window.
Prof. Chailt'S Stewart, a young man
of good elocutionary ability, gave a
varied programme of recitations nn.l
Impersonations to a good-sized autll
enco last evening In the Young Men's
Chiistinn association hall. Many of the
numbers were loudly applauded, and
the entertainment was both Interesting
and successful.
The members of the Young Men's In
stitute In their now rooms liy the Oliver
Rurke building held a splendid and suc
cessful entertainment last night. The
mocktilal was nn amusing feature, and
the young men that were concerned In
It acquitted themselves very creditably.
Mr. Burke entertained with some new
and funny selections with the phono
graph. Theie was a pleasant gathering at
the P.lverslde house last evening, when
Thomas Dotter, assisted by the Three
D's social club, rendered a very Inter
esting programme of vocal and Instru
mental music.
The Newon Coal company will pay
their employes tomorrow nnd tho Penn
sylvanin Coal company with several of
the Individual operators will pay on
Saturday. The amount to be disbursed
will be twenty thousand dollais more
than what comprised last month's pay
loll.
Several of the Main street propeity
owners have made applications to the
city for permits for the Improvement
of their properties. This is a good,
healthy, spring Idea and the city can
stand more of It.
M. J. Hughes went down to Wllkes
Barro yesterday and come homo with
two hundred uud fifty dollars less in
his pocket. We might add that qtilto
a number went down and passed
through the same experience. It was
thp last day for taking out their li
censes. Patrick Gallagher Is lvlng danger-
AKalil 111 n. It.n 1.-. I.,.. -.
fumy in m wie iiuiue iji nn jiiuwiur
on uallroad streot.
CURRENT; SPOUTING: TALK.
A shortstop named Nugent, of Utlca,
hns been signed by Wllkes-llarre.
Harry Bmlth. of Masslllou, Ohio, has
signed with Wllkes-Uarro as a catcher.
Jud Smith and At Wagner, of tho Wash
ington Club, liavo been sold to Toronto.
Scrappy Joyce, of St. l.ouH, has been
ordered to Join tho New York's by Mana
ger Day.
Mlko Griffin, the lliooklyn's center
fielder, has been purchased by Cleveland
for $4,000.
Frank Bonner will play second baso
for Hartford In the Kastcrn league tho
coming season.
Buffalo will release Catcher T'rquhart
and retain Pitcher Lie. Sam Wlso has
been sold to Newark.
Tho University of Michigan foot ball
cloven will play two games with Penn
sylvania this season.
Joe Corbctt will not sign with Manager
llanlon. It is rumored that he will soon
inarry a California belle.
Big Bill Clarke, formerly of thli city,
has signed to play first base for Pitts
burg the coming season.
John J. Kelly, of Shamokln, has Been
recommended for a position on Nick
Young's staff of umpires.
Tho Allcntown club may be tiansfcrred
to some other city on account of their
failure to seetiro grounds.
Catcher Clatke. of Baltimore, will play
with Boston this year, bis release hav
ing been purchased for $2,0)0.
Tho Cincinnati Beds have begun train
ing In tho South, and Jlreltenstein, their
Mar pitcher, has Joined them.
Mmagcr Frank Itlnn. formerly of Lan
caster, will have charge of Beading's In
terests In the Atlantic league this year.
The Lancaster club will, play exhibi
tion games with Boston prior to tho
opening of the National luogl'e season.
A siM'elal meeting of the Atlantic leagno
will be held in Phlladelphli. on Satur
day, April 1, when tho schedule will bo
ndopted.
Rochester is claiming Uugglcsby, but
ho has signed with Philadelphia, and
will play with Wilkcs-Barre If let go by
the Phillies.
Little Jimmy Catty, formerly of To
ronto, will play thltd base for Wash
ington. Ho Is already a big favorite In
the capltol city.
, Cornell will piny Lehigh alt South
Bethlehem on Tlmrday, April 27. This
will bo tho first game In peviral years be
tween thee college.
Superintendent L, O. Ro'C, of the Dela
ware and IlucHon canal. Is authority for
the statement that the towpath from
Knndout to llnursdale will bo free to nil
wheelmen this i-ear.
Stimulate the stomach,
rouie the liver, cure blllmii-
iicw, headache, dizzlnost,
our atomacli. conitlpatlnu.
-tr. Price 51 renti Sold by all rlrnggl'tn.
. ! o only l'U to take with Ilcotl'i fcariaparllla.
That consumers appre
ciate MERIT in teas is
shown by the remarkable
increase in the consump
tion of MACHINE-MADE
TEAS during last year.
Pure, Clean and Eco
nomical. Could any food
product have better qual
ities? DIRECTIONS Use less
tea and infuse THREE
to FIVE minutes. Al
ways use boiling water.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
Ceylon Tea
tEFRCSHINC. DEL'CIOUS
Bui J only In l.iacl Tarlirta.
50c, 60c, and 70c per pound.
UP
CEYLONINDIA
For Sale by All Grocers,
i
IE AS
la STB xyc
1899 BICYCLES -1899,
Our line of 1S99 Models is now complete aud is on ex
hibition iu our salesroom. We have Bicycles of all grades
and prices, for children aud adults. Our Leaders are the
Spalding, Barnes and Featherstone. Call and sec them
FLOREY & BROOKS,
WIFE'S AWFUL
k w JhhhI I fjl
My wlfo this In tho most horrible condition
of any human bclnc from Eczema. 6ha could
neither sit clown nor lie lorm,licr torture mi
o Intense. 1 tried all tho doctors that I could
reach, but she got so that I flrnihjr bcllcvo tho
would Ii.ito died within twelre hoars It I had
not been adrlsod of Ccticcba Rsstnctcs and
got then, Sly Trlfe irciit to tlttp in two hourt
itfttr tha first application, although she had
not tltptfor teven devjs, and with two boxes
of Conceal (ointment) and ono cake of
Ctrncciii. Soap the teat aUolultly cured, and
Is well and hearty to-day.
BMITIT Cllil Tit ATUIST MB TOlTtSWO, Ilir(l.
rttno ItoMOKs.wiTn I,osi op lUin. Warm btthe with
CctirciA Hn.r, rentloanolnttnpflirlth Ctincoia.riir.
eat of rmollieal ekln aim, .nil rnllA doe nf Crriri
lit joi Tim-, irtiltit ofbloMpurineri to 4 humor cum.
'old Ihrouhnnt th. wmM. IViTTt T). A'n C. Coitr ,
Bcl6Prop.,HMto!i. llowtoCuretft WorMlK(Dt-trf
BUY
NATIONS'
PRIDE
CONDENSED
HILK
Manufactured by
Ask your grocer for it.
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
435 10455 N.H1S1W SI.. SGfQnlOn. Pa.
Telephone Call, 3333.
THE DICKSON IffFQ C3
bcranton nnd Vilkei-l!;uro, t'x
Manafuctm-crdor
L0C0IH0T1VES.STATI0NARY ENGINE-.
UoilerJ, tlolstlnj an J Pumplnj Ali:.il uy
General Office, Scranton, Pa.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The Sta Denis
Broadway and Eleventh St., New Yorb,
Opp. Orace Church. European Plan.
Rooms $1.00 a Day and Upwards.
n a modest and unobtruilre way there are
few butter conducted hotels in the motroDolls
than tho St. Denis.
The creat popn'arlty It has acquired oan
readily bo traced to its un!qn location, its
homelike atmosphere, the peculiar excellent
of Its oulslue ana service, and Its very modtr
ate prices.
WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON.
L
Cor. Sixtetulb St and Irving Place,
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, S3.50 Per
Day and Upwards.
EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per
Day and Upwards.
I. D. CRAWFORD,
Proprietor.
KK-X-W-KW-X-X-X-X"
For Business Men
Iu the heart of the wholesale UMrict
For Shoppers
3 minute ivalk to Wanjuiakem. 8
!
minute In Slrgel Cooper's lll(; Store.
I.asy of ncccss to the treat Dry Good
Stores.
For Sightseers.
k!
One liloct lrom IVwav Car ntiiiiir eav
Iraiikportatiou to all points ol Interest.
J
NEW YORK,
i OR II til ST ft UNIVKRSITV I'LACH
t Only One Block from Ilroadway.
ROOniS, g 1 UP. HESTAURANT
' " " r' pkiccb nraeoNaaic
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ill's V
loTKTnlt
otel
A hftpf
211 Washington Ave.
Opp, Court House,
Connolly & Wallace!
127 and 129 Washington
f
I Poulards and
v
The Fashion.
This is to tell
Figured Foulards
has evidently
marked them for
4 her own this
$ spring. They were
popular last year.
T This year they
are to be demand.
ed, it present in-
dications are to be
$ trusted.
very handsome polka-dot over new blue
J signs. All of twenty-four inch width
within your reach
$4
SStAA,SS4j
DESIRE
For perfection has lnl us to
employ every means known for
producing the very beat flour on
earth.
"Snow
'5
Is tho result. We use only tho
bust wheat, have the most mod
em machinery and employ mill
ers of lonir and varied experi
ence. Wo believe It has paid
us to do s-o and tho public
seems to acrco with us. if our
constantly Increasing pnles are
nny criterion.
All jjrocers sell "Snow White."
'We Only Wholesale It."
THE WESTON MILL CO
Scranton, Carbondate, Olyphant.
V VF WWW W W FVWV VW W VW VV
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to ItttM
ncss ami Personal Account").
Liberal Accommodations I'.x
(ended According to Balances and
Responsibility.
3Pcr Cent. Interest Alluwci on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
5200,000
400,000
WJI. COXXELL, President.
IlENI.'I.F,LIN,Jr., Vice Prw,
WILLIAM II. PECK, Capillar
The vault oE tills bank U pro.
tccted by Holmes' Electric Pro.
tectivc bystuni.
THE
101 POWDER CO.
Rooms 1 ami '.M'oni'ltli B'l'd'g.
SCRANTON. HA.
Alining and Blasting
POWDER
Mucle (U Mootlo and HuiliilaU Vuri
LA1LIN & RAND I'OWDI'.R CD'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Klcctrlo iiatterlos, Kleelrlo Kxplotleri.
lorexploctluc blasts, rtafoty rutj mil
! CONNOLLY & WALLACE,
IIKill
you of the assortment we can show in J
and it's interesting,
one dollar the yard.
Our new lines ate now
many exclusive novelties not
Carpets
Wilton
Axminster
Velvet
Body and Tapestry
Brussels
Ingrain
0 $
WINDOW SHADES
-0
Interior
LACKAWANNA
$Ej':'. &L0 WvwV"X
ZyZ' 3Lv?4rX.
Spring y
1899. h
6 $
Manufacturers of
Bill Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine Rails
tawed to uniform lengths constantly on hand. Pooled Ilt-raloclt
Prop Timber promptly Furnished.
MILLS At Cross Fork, Potter Co.. on tb Buffalo and Stisque.
denna Uallroad. At Mlna, Potter County. Pn., on Coudorsport, and
Port Ailccany KsUhoad. Capacity 400,000 (cct per day.
GENERAL OFFICE-Board of Trad Building. Scranton. Pa.
Telephone No. 4014.
The Last Call
This is your last chance to pick up shoe
bargains at the closiug out sale of the
STANDARD SHOE STORE
Footwear goes at the smallest kind of
prices this mouth. Your Last Chance is
limited to a Few Days Only.
T We shall positively
T Tuesday, Alarch 28.
Now is bargain time; don't put it off.
Standard Shoe Store,
A HANDIEST STORE IN THE CITV 217 LACKA. AVE
WHEN IN
STRONG
AGAIN!
vi'or to the wliols heme, All dralna
f flrjJ
aie ptoperly cured, their eoocltioii often orrtet them into Inunity, Loniumimon or uearn.
Mailed aealed, Price i perboil 6 boiet, with Iron-clad legal guarantee to cure or refund tho
money, Jj.co. Send tor fre book, Addren, PEAL MEDICINE CO., ClettUnd, 0,
sWr3fs
For rial
e by ioil- II.
IMIRLI'S,
Avenue. i
I
because fashion
Dress Lengths
of one pattern each,
which makes them J
exclusively your
own. Small white
figure over black
blues in several
jaliarlps with larorp X
5 ' ""to- w
Persian designs J
several scroll de- T
and priced well j
127129 t
Washington Ave
v
on exhibition aud erabraca
to be found elsewhere.
Lac? Ciirfains
Renaissance
Irish Point
Brussels
Dresden
Nottingham
-
cAnuIty
Decorators.
LUMBER CO,
sell no Shoes after
DOUBT, TRY
They have itood the test cf yeati,
aud nave circa mousaoat 01
caiei of Ntnoui Disetiei, luch
a Debiluv.Dtiilntii.Sleeplcu.
neu and Varicocele, Atrophy.&c.
Thejr clear the braia. llreqglhen
the circulation, make- dl(etlion
Derfact. and impart a healthy
and lour are checked feriianttilly. Unlets patient
Pharmacist, cor Wyoming avenue
His fe
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A
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Repauno Chemical Go's i.
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Spruce btrcct.
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