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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUiNti-TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1890.
EVENTS OP DAY IN
WEST SCRANTON
BOOMS TOR Y. W. C. A. BRANCH
NOT YET DECIDED UPON.
Another Meeting of the Promoters
Hold and Intel est Continues Un
abated Weekly Deposits of tho
Public Schools' Savings Fund Still
Up to the Standaid Attorney A.
J. Colborn Will Address tho Pupils
of No. 14 School Lodges Elect
Officers Seveml Social Affnhs.
Thf Indies of this side, who nto pto
notlut; the; wotk of cstablMiIni? tho
branch of tin- Younjr AVonien's Chtls
tlan association, met In tht Widish Cn1
vinlstle Mcthoc'lst enurch on South
lnln avenue yesterday nttnnoon at 4
oildU. Mis O"oim Howell presided
ami led the devotional exorcises
Pravci was offered lv Mies Charlotte
S.UHKC
imports nf various committees were
hcanl end pissed upon, and the rooms
committee announced that the eiuartois
at 207 South Main r.enue will not be
scoured as Intended, and other quar
tPis will bo sought by Hum. It was
also decided that the looms committer
endeavot to n run a suitable room in
point church, win re meetings can be
held, and the ladle.s will assemble at
the call of the ptesldent.
Th" following ladles were appointed
on the press commltt'c: Mis. James
It IliiffliP", Mis. Cvvilvtn AVilllims,
Ml-s Jennie nanlels and Mi Uan
dolph June' The chnliwomcn of the
various committees, ate as follows He
llsknis, Jliss MatR.ttet J imlton ree ep
tlon Mi A A Lindibuiy, ciitcrt iln
mciit, Allss Knur.a Lewi", Junlm work.
Ml"" Anna. Mutison: music. Mrs P.ati
dulpli Jones, niembciship Miss Itaihil
Jones: loom Miss Mai Ilia Mutt.
The meetirK n well attended and
m jch interest was manifested in the
ptoceodlnRs. The executive committee,
comprising ladles fiom the vnrlous
churches, will be annouicid later.
WEHKLY SCHOOL DEPOSIT?.
Tho lntciest In the weeklv collections
III public schools .m, 1;. 11 and IJ is
unabated, and the deposits ve-tordav
ate in keeping .villi the aveiage
amounts deposited. Thoe foi this
v eek aie as! 1 allows'
Xo a, H. L Moigan pi Inclpal Miss
Li wis. jr. rents Miss Yaiighm. 70
eents, MNs C'aipenter, .'.s tents, Ml
Rllddv 1". cent- Ml" Mullen. 7t cents,
Mls 1'VUovis 71 cnts Mi-s Knapp,
',$ eent-. Miss O'Connoi "il cents, to
tal IT,
N'o 19, Miss lo ephine D Lets, piin-
Dr.BuEI's
Why cotiffh and risk
consumption This
wonderful remedy has
w - v -w -mw iVnnHi,flill f. IMMtU
nJ
WUUil jji Mcurcou n promptly
cures throat and lung troubles. Price 25 cents.
UNEEDA
(fOOU COUCH SYRUP
TAKE
Oufour'3 French Tar.
1 uk sm r i
Gi:ou(;i: w. jrNKiNS'.
1 01 h Main Avenue
Crepons
Are by far the most popular Black Dress Fabric on the
market today, aud it must be admitted that a hand
somer fabric never came from a loom. Besides this, its
adaptability to prevailing skirt fashions endears it to
the hearts of lovers of style, while it has been amply
demonstrated that no other weaves cau be substituted,
producing the same dressy effects. It is little wonder
then that Crepous are again the rage, aud are in great
er demand than ever.
English Crepons
Are the best in the world, and their latest creations in
silk faced goods are marvelously beautiful. But, this
is not all, English Crepous wear as satisfactorily as
plain weaves. They do not pull out or fray, and are,
therefore, absolutely dependable under any aud all cir
cumstances. True, they are at present hard to get,
but we have succeeded in getting delivery of a full
range of the very latest imported novelties, to which
Ave invite inspection.
Prices $1.50 to $3.50 a Yard
Another Novelty
Hard to get is round here in Silk Faced Black Crepous,
Avith colored stripes. This week, by way of additional
interest to our special Crepou Exhibit, we will offer
these superb cloths that are guarantee 1 A-j- (tl YC
value for $2.50 a yard $' O
Color effects on black grounds include white, tur
quoise, lavender and green.
Special Crepon Values
Popular, up-to-date effects in the best Domestic Cre
pous iu Mohair aud Silk.
10 Pieces, Worth 75c, at 55c.
8 Pieces, Worth $1.12, at 75c.
10 Pieces, Worth $1.25, at 98c.
Every pattern in the above specials is desirable, while
the makes are as good as any that come from our do
mestic looms.
The Bargain Lots
Will not be placed on sale till this morning.
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clpal Jt.ll: Miss Murray, $2.48; Miss
Nichols, Jt.71; Misn Beamish, J1.17:
Miss Morgan, 72 cents; Miss I'ljnn,
J2.ll- Miss 'Kent, 07 cents; Miss
Hvanr, $1.01, Miss Wade, J2.10J Miss
Murphy, Jl.OS, Miss Peel:, Jtl.45; Mr.
Kerbei, $1.14. total, J22 63.
No. 13, David Owens, pilnclpnl, J 00;
Martha Watklns, Jl.fO: Alice Evans,
$2 34: Hcitlm Kelly. $1 SI; Nellie Rich
nid, 1!) cents. Nellie Kelly, r cents;
ratherlne Phillips, Jl; Kllza Pile-. C
cents; S-'atah McDonald, 40 cents; Maty
Harris, r cents; total, JIR.SI.
It Is woithy of note tint since the
collection scheme was InauRuratcd in
December, ISJ7, many of the other
schools tluouahout the city have tak
en up the wot It and now nuke vvecly
deposits.
V. ILL APDRRSS PUPILS.
Next Thuisdny maiks the close of
the wlntr term In the public schools,
and liaiiiil W. Phillips, pt Inclpal of
No 11 school, has nnde "iratiBements
to Uttlnqty cel"hiate the event. Ho has
secured the serlces of Attorney A J.
Colborn. state president of the Patri
otic Older Sens of America, to deliver
an addicss on ' I'pochs In United States
Hlston
The address will be of a patriotic
nattne and will be an exceptional treat
for the pupils Tho event will not alone
be for the chlldien. but their parents
utc cordially Invited to attend the e-
C'telseS,
Professor e'hilllps has jecently nut
ed a piano fm the use of the pupils
., ., ,ni. . .. .i,o ,,ni mm nn.l i
Instiumcntnl selections ate
ol cub day's exercises.
a feature
ANNIVHKSAKY PARTY.
The ladles of the Scianton ItelleC
coips, No SO, Auxiliary of Kzia OiiUlu
post, Grand niv ot the Republic,
lendeied a birthday annlveriry sur
pilse party last evnlnc to Mrs. K Ar
Httomr, of St'Utl' Main avenue The
guests weie entertained with phono
giaph selections by Ml Stiong, and
otlitivvise "pent a very pleaunt even
lnsr, and wue cctved with refiehments
befoie departing for their homes.
Thoe present weie. Mrs Uandolph
Jon(s. Mis. Fred A'nsden. Mis F. L
WaltM. .Mis. It V. Post, Mrs. Harriet
Halley, Mi. Olive Glbbs. Mrs. itose
Walters, MiJ Oram Cox, Mrs. John
Loomls, Mis Frank Poele, Mis. Fled
Warner, Mi- Maria Allen, Mis
Hughes, Jin James, Misses Jessie
Hilstlev, M.ugaiet Htlstley ind Ger
ttudf Loomls
VLHASANT SOCIAL KYHNT.
Ml N O. Mavo, of Svvtliud stieet,
was agieeiblj Mlipilscd by her chll
dun. giandehllilien and other lei Ulves
on Situida evening at the hum of
her (lauhtei, Mrs. Hvron Slote. where
thev t?atheied to celelna'e Ml- Mayo's
bli thda.v
Yoeal and li stltltnetital selections
weie given ami the evening was veiy
plia-antl.v s-pfiit by all piHsent
IJLHCTION OF OrFlCKRi;
Itlpnlt division No 45 Sons of Tem
p rime tlee ted the following otlioei
at theli mc jllng held on Hatuiday
veiling Past worthy patriarch. Hugh
William, woithy patilauh, Thomas
nil is woithy associate, IJU.i Digger
llnaiKial sniix.., DraUI Hopkins. tioa--urii,
William Hughes lecoidlng
sciibe. Willi 1111 H Hams, assistant
tcioidlng scribt, Samuel IMwards,
ch iplain, Jenkln Reynolds, superin
tendent ol .vtaing ptople'.s vvoik Thos.
J. Hdwnids; asMstuit eondttitoi.
Warehouse
-
M
hoses?
Hie body Is (eJ
me diooj.
blood mean
pour fuuj
Poor fm I meons
wcnKit 44 and
ill. as.'.
Blood
llculctter's Hit
ter 4 enrich the
blond aiM make
rich (nod tor
the Imdv.
Mreigtli and
health result
STOMACH .;
ITTE$
.Sutnli Peyncn eondueto". Hdwuid
Hopkins, Inside s ntlti 1, William
Pavls, outside sentinel, Joshua Hllas
The officers Will be Install, d at next
Satutday evenlufr'a mo -Hub b Ob-
tl let. Deputy H. K. Hew ate!, ot Wil
liams' division of Aichb.tld.
uuRGLAns on ti:nth RTiinrrr.
The residence of H. " Htnman, at
42i Tenth stieet, win entered by bur
glars Sunday evening while the family
were at church. The Intruders reeured
an entrance by breaking tho lock on
the back door and evci drawer and
closet In the hoime was ratnnoked
About S20 In -mall chance was secured,
which belonged to the chlldien.
Mr. Illnman believes the robbry was
committed by some one familiar with
the premises and has a. clue to the
guilty patties. He Intends to have
wanants Issued for their attest.
OFFICHHS Or GLORH LODGH.
The following odlcf rs of Globe lodge,
No. t'i9, Independent Order of Odd Fel
low p, were elected last evening. Noble
grand. D. It Heplogle, vice grind, M.
L. Tovviisend: recording seeietatv, F
W Wells, asolHtanl secielary, L. H.
Dunning, tif-isuret, George Floiey;
tiustru, rlEhteen months, I? AI. Fow
ler. The above offlcets will be installed at
the icgular meeting next Mondav even
ing by Dlstiiet Deputy Grand Master
David Cadvvgan.
gi:ni:p.al ngws note?.
The 'Cress and Crown," is the title
of the saeied cantata, comprising so
los, duets, tiioj, etc., which will bo
tendered by a united choii of rlty
volets at the Fiist AVt Ish Baptist
church next Sunday evening
The merr be) s of the united die ir nf
the Fngllsh and Welsh R iptlst chinch
cs ate t rattest od to in lit this evening
In the latter chun h to reheat e the
sneelal music.
The pupils ol Grammar A classes of
Nos 13, 14 and lb s hools, held are
beai.al In the High .schcol jcstiidav.
pteparatory to the eeulse.s at th
teaeheis," institute next week
The Continental Mine Accidental
fund will meet at the lesldence ot the
late Counclln an Thorn ts Norton, '.MOT
Jai kson atteei tomoriow afternoon at
1 ",n o'clock, to attend the funeial. In
tel nnnt will be made in the Cathedial
cemeteiy.
At the animal meeting of tho dlieet
ois of the West Side bank last even
ing John H Williams. AVllllam R. Wil
liams and AVm T. Davis vveie elected
directors for thiee years, and Di
Mot g in J Williams wit? chosen to fill
the umNpltfd term of the late Thomas
D. Da Is. The annual report of the
bank was veiy encout aging
A iMungton eommandeiy. Knight-- of
M"lti will niecM it their headtiuai ters
nt VI "a o'clock this uucruoon, and will
attend the funeial of the late bram
Thomas, who was a mcmbei of the
commander at Glen Lyon
A meeting of the banquet committer
for the banquet ot Division Xo. 1". An
cient Oidei Hibernians, will meet to
night, and every member is requested
to attend.
Go to Morel Hi others foi youi Hastei
(low eis 'Phone, 1S40
The Women's Foielgn Missionary so
eletv of the Ph mouth Congregational
e hutch will hold their monthly meet
ing this evening rt the chapel Rev.
Kese Ueese will be piesent and "peak
Llveivman William Price has added
a handsome Kocknway coupe to his
ahead' well-equipped establishment.
The funeial of the late Abiatn
Thomas will be held this afternoon.
Servlce-s will be held in the Fits AVeNh
Congregational chmch at '1 o'clock, anil
inteiment will be made in Fortt nil!
cc meteiy
The AVonien s Feaeicn MNsionaij s-o-ci-tv
met in the Simpson Methodist
Hplseopal chin eh last evening and
tiansacleel business, peitaining to the
w ork.
A painful accident befell Mlhs Stella,
daughter of Mr. and Mis. Geoige Itlch
aid, at theli residence on Second Miett,
Saturda afternoon. The- glil was mu
lling along the aid anel nipped Ilei
coital bone was bioken and she stiffened
from severe bruises
The piitettainment. cake walk and
j.01 l.il under the 'lusplces of Navajo
tilbi Xo 10:.. Oidei of F.ed Men. will
be held this enhif. A lengthy pro
gi amine ot vocal and Instrumental he
lee tlons will be given
Uenlamln Ma.ey, cletl; nt T nklns"
phatmacy, has received papers fiom
Auioia ceillet',e, Illinois, noting the suio
ccs" of hl.s cousin, IMvin Maxiy, for-
nvrlv of till city, who Is no.v dean
of the law dep utmeiit at the abve
college.
PIIUSONAL PAP. CiI5APllS
P M. Ueihan, ot Price stieet has
guile ti" Uutte City, Montana, whcie
he will loin hl son in buslnc:s.
Wallace Moser, of I.afayctto str-et,
and chailts I.obr, if Hinuptnn stixet,
leave tins raornlui.' fir a slant tilii to
Maiie'li ( hunk
Hammond Hoitnum, of Jenkins' diu;
stu-o, Is visiting his parents at I'looms-
bui g.
Miss i;na Iivln, of Iiavton O.. is the
gaest ot Miss IMna Williams, of South
Main avenue. floth ,n stud 'tits at
Weill' colli ge, Auiorn, N Y.
OBSEQUIES OF LIISS WILSON.
Held at the Residence Last Nifrht
and Attended by Many Friends.
Mun friends assembled at the lis
klence of Fianlt Wilson, 3J4 Wobstnr
avenue, last night to attend tho set
vices held for tlie Into Miss Mary Wil
son, who died S'inelav mternoon
Tho lemalns will be taken to Ti li
tem, N. J, tins moinlng at 8 ei'i l It
via the Dclawar", Lit hnvvnnua ai.l
Western rallioael, an. inteiment will
be made there t imui row.
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run until It r.etx bojond
he itach 01 mccllelnc 'i'i ottin say,
Ch It will wiui nv.ni " but Iu mw.it
ancH It wears them n.i Coulej i', i bo
Unlaced to try the biieceenui mc Heine
illeel Kemp's ItaU.uu. which is sold on a
pimltve guarantee! to emu. iht'j would an-
niedliitelv see the oxci linn pffect alter
taking the lirst ilosu. l'lhu 'J.i.. ulul 5i)c
Trll Uv flue. At ull eliu, u t
HAPPENINGS OF
NORTH SCRANTON
MINER BURNED BY EXPLODING
GAS WHILE AT WORK.
Ilany Jones, of Brick Avenue, the
Unfortunate Man His Hands and
Faco Aro the Most Seriously In
jured Cause of Explosion a Mys
tcty R. Nelson Atherton, a Stu
dent at tho Chester Mllltaiy Acad
emy Surprised Mcmbors of tho
Two Societies Debate Other Notes.
Hairy Jones, of Brick avenue, it
miner emplojed In the Leggetts Creek
mine, was sevenely binned about the
face and hands by an explosion of a
mall quantity of gas In his chamber
on Haturda afternoon.
Tho injuied man was taken to his
home and medical aid glvea him. How
the gas was Ignited Is a mvstety as
Mr. Jones can led a safety lamp nnt
has always bien known as a very care
ful minor.
STl'DUNT HONORED.
The manj oung friends of It. Nclhon
Atheiton gathered at his home laat
evening and tendered him a aurpilse.
Mr. Atherton Is home on a vacation
from the Chester Mllltaiy academv,
wheie lie Is taking an academic course
The evening was pleasantly spent In
the novmelit of music and dancing.
Those present were: The Misses G.'r
tiude Guild, Grace Atheiton, Jennl-i
Smith, Geitrude Smith, Daisy Pony,
Hun let Jackson, Yolande Klllam, Maiy
Greelej, Ll7.7le Palniei, and Mcmsif.
lluinham euild, Fred Atherton, Ralph
Gillespie William Finn, Edward Hunf,
Holden Tripp, Ralph Rittenhousc, Al
ficd Kinsley, and William Shuitleff,
and Mi and Mrs, J. L. Atherton and
Mrs. Fiost, of Jlontrose
soenrnns dkbatk
The Father Whlttv society and the
Young Men's, institute held a ery In
teresting deb ite in the institute rooms
last evening The subject debated v. as
'HVsolved, That the Philippine Islands
should be annexed to the I'nl'ed
States"
Aftet the debate the declammatloiis,
.speeches anil giaphophone selections
were given and later refieshinents were
served.
TOLD IN A niW LINLIB.
P P. Lvnott, of Me Donough avcnu,
has tecoveud fiom a seveie illness.
D. T. Lvans, of Vane avenue, has
resigned his position with P Atlas.
P.vion W.ishhoin is visiting at Stev
en's Point.
Miss litrtha Ittete, of Tavloi, Is ih
guest of Miss Million Thomas.
laae Vaughn, of Plttston, spent Sui'
da among fi lends hem
Miss Cora eSlsner is visiting frlcudj
in La Plume
Jesse Snjdet has accepted a position
in the De'auate and Hudson ottlccs
Miss Constance Davis spent Sunday
with fi lends in Peckvllle
Anelimv Sumner, of Spting street,
has tecoveted fiom a severe illncyj
Mis Thomas II. Powell is serioiu ly
ill.
The timet al ol Hairy, the joung sun
of Mi and Mis. (leoige K. DavlJ, of
Leggett's Cieek, took place Sunilav.
Interment was made In the W.i'hb'irn
stieet eenieteiy.
Mrs. Thomas Henty, of Sprl-ig stieet,
has leeoveied from a seveie illness.
Miss Annie Clai".:, of Jeimvn, is the
guest of hut In other, W. Claik, of ,Tad
win street
Mollis Cohen, of Maihet st-cct, has
leturned tiom a business trip tc New
YoiU cit
Special meetings will be held each
evening this week In the Noith Main
Avenue Chi Minn i ninth. tn he con
ducted bv Hev It W. Clymer, of In
dianapolis, Ind.
On to Moiel Piotheis (or our faster
Howe is tl24 Kast Matket stieet
The choir of the Xoith Main Avenue
liaptist church will meet this evening
in the cluitth patlois to ieheai.se Has
tei music
DUNMORE.
The olllnis of St. Stephens' com
maiidci.v. No ",2s. Knights ot Malta,
weie installed last nlht. Tlioso jn.
stalled wni" Sir knight commander,
I'. P. Ames genet allssimo, P. AV,
Dodge, captain geneial, J M Were
pu late J W Pinnell l-coider, M.
Tuthlll. assistant reccader, I'd. An
gain, treasurer, Pete i heigle, senior
vvardfti, J H Atiguln: mnior w at den,
Iltar l'inknev, standard bearei, Wil
liam Thomns s-woti! bearer. George
Cuniinlngs, first guaid, C. ft Pojel,
second guird, William Hind: waiden,
W. i: Hall sentinel, fi Y, Davis
A factoiv for the making of chll
dien's gatments was put in opeiation
in the filjnn building, on Mill stieet,
jestmelav. Miss Dolphin is In ehaige,
and thete ate at present ten employes.
ritt more will be eugai,cd lu a few
wieks. New Yolk i ipllallstH aie salel
to be Inte'ie steel in the plant.
I'atiick Dei rig, of Franklin street,
Spent Hill, will have the thumb of hip
right hand amputati el The thumb was
cut at an entertainment at Washington
hall, Pilday evening, Maich l'.ln whleh
he and IMwatel Milne r were taking
part It was an accident. Tlie pnsi
clans have trle-d to avoid an amputa
tleni, but It has now become neeossai.
The funeial of tlie late Mrs. Ann Car
ney, of Ward stieet, took place yester
day afternoon from her late home and
was attended by a large number of
f i lends. Inteiment was made In Jit.
Cat me! cemetery.
I John McAndievv,emplocel as a. driver
bov In tin- Piothcioe mines, had his
light leg broken jesteiday by Kdtlg
caught between soni" moving cars io
v.as lemoved to the residence of his
parents, on Tin nop stieet, and the in
juied limb was set.
M intoimnl dance will bo given at
Washington hall, Wednesday evening,
inl f. by a coteilo of well known
young men, lu h-mor of their lady
fill nds of the borough and Scianton
Hauc's nrcbistia will fmnlh the mu
sit and thu mention will be held in
the pat lots ol the Young Men's Insti
tute looms.
Tho committee) of ntiangements are
John A. Horan. Fiank Mace, P. J.
Coleman, Clatence Zimmerman, Wil
liam Cavvhy ami Guy fialrd.
Pattlck Seanlon, ot Potter street, em
ployed as an engineer at the No. 1 col
lUuy of tlm Pennsylvania Coal com
pany, was stiurle in the right eye by a
Kinall piece of (lying metal ycstmelay
It seems tn have lodged In tho eye ball
and tho cyu Is highly Intlameil. An
eft art will bo made today to remove the
piece of metal.
I Go to Moiel Prothein for your Haster
I flow ti a. 0:1 L'ast Market bUcet.
IVIIL.L.INEIRV, 413 Lackawanna Avenue
We Don't Do a
We don't claim to be the greatest psople on earth,
ions y0U niust see our display of new Millinery,
manage to keep ahead of all' others ritjh" alone.
Our Picture Hats carry the day with young ladies. Aud such hats 1
They're a delight to the senses ; a luxury aud glory to wear. They've the char
acter, the "toe1' of artistic work in every one. They're beautiful enough to make
a stylish dresser pioud. Yet, luxurious as they are, their cost is reasonable. Their
beauty and quality considered, every one is a bargain.
We Trim to Order
A particular customer is not a hard
customer here. We are glad when la
dies are particular. It adds zest to the
pleasure of pleasing them.
Stylish Straw Shapes
Different styles from what you will
have thrust at you in other stores,
Charming shapes in
Dainty Light Lace Straws,
Handsome Van Dyke and
Tuscan Braid Hats, Turbans,
Tokes, Wide Brims, Etc.
GERSON'S, The Leading Millinery Store,
413
GATHERED IN
SOUTH SCRANTON
RETURNED SOLDIERS BANQUET
TED AT NATTER'S HALL.
Aie Membets of Washington Camp,
No. 430, Patriotic Order Sons of
America, and the Lodge Tendered
the Banquet Many Veteians of
the Civil War Were Present Will
iam Ehihaidt Ptesided Dog
Claimed by Two Men and a Law
Suit Results Annex Needed.
Washington camp. No 450, P.uilotic
Older Sons of America, turned out mi
masse last night to do lienor to th"
members of the camp who weie with
the Thiitpenth regiment. A ct pleas
ant affali was hi Id In Naltei's hall, and
mani fliand Atm men weie piesent
also us guests ot honor
A short session, at which speeches,
etc., vvete made, pieceded tile banquet
Chairman Lhrhaidt made the opening
remaiks in the tot in of a welt nine The
address of the evening vas delivered
by Attorney A J Colborn. Several Im
promptu speeches weie made b otheis
pit sent Music for tin- evening was
furnished bv Scheuer's oic hestra, led
bv Chtlst Scheuei, jr., a 1k font teen
j ears ot age.
The Oiand Armv men piesent weie
John Westptahl, sr., John Schmidt, J.
AV. Sanford. Cliailes Mlnnieh, Gabriel
Thompson, Prank Faller, William Pool
and Jacob Miller.
FOUND HIS DOG
AVllllam Ctaig.of Plttston avenue ap
peal eel before Aldeiman l.entes eslti
day and furnished information charg
ing I' A. Fox, proprietor of the Proad
wai hotel, with secreting a dog be
longing to him (Cialg). A "caicb war
lant was Issued Constable AVoelUeis
proceeded to Pox's home and in a slioit
time found the dog
Piopiietor Fo. who claimed, but
could not satlsfactoilly piove his own
ership of the clog, was ai tested, He
went befoie Aldeiman Millai and en-
teied baH In the sum of $300 for his
appearance at coutt.
SAA'INGS TCND COLLECTIONS.
The following deposits from the seV
eial public schools on this side were
made jestetdaj afternoon:
No 7 School Miss T., Juvce, pilnclpil
fj 14. Miss M. tlMUfchail. $1.JI; Miss K.
O'Mallcv, 14. Total ll
No S School John -M Iieaurnont, pi In
clpal, $161, Mar) A Pitcher. $.' lfi; Ann i
II llankln. $."..!: Maiy A Scott. $171.
M.ittle i: lvoenin, $1 JO. Hllzabcth JSaiu,,
1 id Total. $10 17
No 11 Schexil Mhs Trieaa Gibbons,
pi Inclpal. $-' S-! .Miss H V Jonew, KOI:
Miss J McGuigin iW, Miss IJ. Uoni
hue, t"1 Tutu1, ?l6I
No. .10 School Mis Margaret O'Don
nell, principal $" U, Mls Sirah O Uon
nell, JJ")' HIks Kiln Joidnn 1 "!. Mlo
I'.llza McNanama $I0J, Miss Clli Douga
citj $.").', Miss Mary Morrow, JI'jiJ. To
tal, WUi
ANNEX IS NHCLSSAUY.
Owing to the ciovvded condition of
What do the
Children
Drink?
Don't plvo them tea r coffee.
ITavo j ou tiled tho new food drluk
called GRMN.O? It U delicious
aucl nouruUlng oud takes tho pluoo
of coffee.
Tho moro Grain-0 ou givo tho
clilldientlio moro health joudlstri
buto turoiuh their sj stems.
Graln-0 is madoof pure grains, anil
when properly picpared tmtei liko
the choice grades of coffee but costs
about i at much. All grocers bull
it. 15o. and ii5o.
TryGrain0! S
TnilftthatTonrcrocerclrcivouGRAIK-O V
Accept uo Iruaatlou.
'
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rewiam
Lot of Bragging
Lackawanna Avenue.
No HO school an annex will be opened
near bj about Apill 1 Conti oiler
Schwass brought the niattei before the
board of control meeting last evening
and the building committee were dl
lected to Investigate.
As It is at piesent. in Pi ltn.it j C
grade thete are nlncty-elght pupils in
a room with a seating capacity of sixty
pupils.
NCIJS OP xnws
The St liene's T A. I! society met
at Pliaunacy hall last evenlntr
Lenten devotions will be held at St.
John's Catholic chinch this evening.
Constable-elect Joseph Mooie, ot the
Twentieth watd, ban reioveied trorn a
short illness.
Charles Vlrth, of Cedar avenue ic
celved a painful injui.v to his head
while engaged at his work at the Cliff
wen Us esterday afternoon
William Burke, of Thitd stieet. had
the toes of his right foot badly bruised
b a heavy casting falling upon them
at the South mill jesteidav.
The Minooka base ball club will run
an enteitalntnent and social at St. Jo
seph's hall Monday ev enlng
Pea Coal Delivered, S1.25,
to South hide, ccntt nl city and ceutial
Hyde Park Address oideis to C. H.
Shaike.v, 1'ih edur ave 'Phone CGSJ.
GREEN RIDGE.
"Vltr. P I-'. Killam has return d l.'om
a visit at Paupack
Maik Klelgeway of Pei,n avenue is
confined to his home with the grip
Pay Pace, ot Clink's Summit, who
was the guest of Penn avenue n lends.
Ins returned home
The Ladies' Aid society of tlie Green
liidgo Piesbyte rlan chinch will hold an
1 'aster sale on the afternoon and even
ing of Satin d iv, Apill I, in the ehuieli
patlois The sale will eonist of cut
tlovvers, potted plants, home made can
dy and cake
The Willing Workeis' band of th
Piesb.v tetlan chtiiLh will meet at Mi'''.
Vandevetr.s on Delaware street, Thurs
dav evening at 7 o'clock
Go to Moiel Btotheis fot your Unster
ilovveis, 6H last Matket street ""
The AA'omen's club held a veiy Inter
esting meeting In the Pusbjterlan
chui eh parlots yesterday afternoon.
A spring cleanser Is aIvviivs looked for
vvaiel to at this time of tho vear and Man
ner's Sarsaparlll i Is the best it not onlj
cleanses the sjstem of all impurities but
inv Isolates the sjstcm, makes good blood
and Incieascs tho appetite. Largo U
bottle, 50c. at Manmrs. Pluimacy, No
WW Uictii Itidge street
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Mau-arrt llurns, wife of Patrick
Kami, reskllus at 20H Lupine strefl,
died stiildeiilv at her home at 11 l'i o'clock
hiindav night Deceiccsl wnt onlv sick
alenit half an hour Coroni i Itoberts was
nolitled anil may conduct an nutopsv
todu. A short time ago her daugh
ter Mrs DelU McOravv died ami
the mothers death Is an uidltlonul blow
to tho famllv She is survlvul by her
hush mil and the following suns .onl
daughters Mrs. John O Nolll ot North
Scrantun Mis Owen Cillahan, Mis
Thomas O'Neill Tcsle. L.iwience, P.li h
anl, Gertie and James Hums alt uf this
c It The funeral will bei held tontoirow
atti moon nt "JO from tho house and In
torment will be made, lu the Cithedtal
cemetirj.
Anthony Huddv, of AVilkcs-Harre db'd
vi i sudelenl atinday afternoon while
Nltlng nt the residence or Jit llcaelli),
in Kidder strict Heart trouble Is given
us the caue of death Decayed was well
known here and In Olj pliant, where ho
formcrlv resided. He was 70 jears of ago
and Is siiivlved bv his wife two broth
ers and one sister The latter are Thomas
Ituddv of 1'irsons Patrick Huddv, of
(iiv pliant and Mrs ratiiek Judge or
Hudson. Pa The funeral will be lie 11
from the lesldence this afternoon at -'
o clock and Inn l meat will be mude at
the Plains cemotcr
Chief Hnglneor It H Drown, of the
Delaware crd Hinson couipanj, died
Buuda) aftrrnooii at his rt sldonce In Al
bany of OPholel fever Pecensetl was
i highlj rtHpectcd bj the ottielnls and the
'einplojis with whom he came In con
tact He vein manirer of the malnteu.
unco of waj departmeni and wiih cm
plovcd by the company for manv ears
as usslstniit to A J Swift then chief cn-
0 Bhierr Time vivns ao Mr bwlft re
l.. . . ... ..lilt. ..1,t. i.H.lf.. lnn ,
Jlr bwirt rc
I lire OW1IIK U' Ml linmu iun .ii. ,
,,pf.P(,ir.,i tn tho vncancv. Ills control
But to know the newest fash
In Hat and Bouuct styles we
Our Flower Display
Is bright as a glimpse of Paradise.
Trailing Vines and Bu Is, great bunch
es of Silk Poppies, Silk aud Velvet
Roses, Violets, Buttercups aud Daisies,
Pansies, Sweet Peas aud Forget-me-nots,
Grasses and Foliage of all kinds,
Not another such assortment iu town,
aud not near such low prices anywhere.
All the Wanted Ribbons
All the Necessary Trimmings in
Chiffons, Silks, Velvets, Laces,
Ornaments, Nettings, Etc,, Etc.
At less than other stores' prices.
T YCEUM THEATRE.
Ki:is & uiiuNDn, i.tJUM
II R. LONtl. Vlanajer
Tuesday Evinlng. March 28,
James Whifcorab Riley
Asisioil by someol the llet VlilHliimn
tn Sirnnton, will upppiir lu n v.ulete
of "eloctloiis rrom his onn mirUs
Ills poem-e nncl uLctclicxi pre-
xeoteil In tne folloulns
progrnmui')
1, Annals ot the Poor. 2. H rosier
Verse. 3. Character SU relics.
1. Rhymes of Childhood.
Theadvancemele of he ts lit popular pili l
will lie?'n at t cboTolllce riiniHlav menu
till;, Mrch via Amou the 1 liter sooletv
unci llteiarv evems of tlio vear Special o
cuinIud netsH fui literary olnlM Irom n"li?li
boilm; tow in
Wed., Eve., flarch 29
JOHN DREW
In Henry Vrlliui Jones oimdv of
Sui-lety Maimers
THE LIARS.
llilllljint "mpporlliiBCint
TA'LNING Ill!Ci:-
'.0
i (i ?i "o
COMING
SATURDAY, a't APRIL 1.
klaw ,t I lancet n I -imoiH Ope-attc
hxtrnvii'aiiH ami frpoctacle.
JACK AND THE BEANSTALK
So Pfcplc, brilliant ballets gorgeous costume
A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
rl- IJUROUNIlliR RCIS, Le5te
II. R. LDMi, Manager
ONE WEEK
Conimciiciiii: Honilaj, March '27
MATINEI! DAILY, EXCBIM MONDA
Ibe tisitlle ( huractoi .otm and liiglnj
.oraedlnn
J. E. TOOLE
Presenting c l!liertorle of Popular Tin.
flonday EvenlnB and Saturday
flatlnee
K1LLARNEY AND THE RHINE
PHicLs-r.vnMNG u v '.
IMtlCKS MATINKK. IS, 25.
;a
A SPECIAL SPRING EXCURSION
To
WASHINGTON, D. C.
VIA
Cential Raihoad of New Jersey.
WILL UK HCN ON
Saturday, April 1, 1899.
Affonlliuf tho icsldPiits of Central Pcnri
hvlvunla an excellent iipportunltv to visit
aphlnBton at the most dellshtful season
of the e.n
Icound TrlpTlcWet From Sctanton
will tie solel Ruoil lei s onb on tr.iins
leavhiK Scranton at s l a in and IS p.
m April 1st and tor leturn on any tnln
until April 11th mcluslv.
I'AKI! He)R 1IIR R0UvD TRII $7.7S
Chllilun "i to 12 jeuis Half Pore
leached fiom AVIllscs-Bnrre to Housa'a
Point The funeral unnoiinci ment will
be mude later.
Miss Kllen llarrett. died yesterday
mornliKT "t s 30 o'clock at the I.aeka
wanna hospital Deceased was 111 for
sometime nnel about two weeks npo un
lerwent an opeiation at tlie hospital, but
tci no purpose She was 2S years of ann
and a respected ounK wonmii The re
mains wrio reinoveel to the residence of a
slstet. Mrs IVHx HuBheH, on Cedar ave
nuo, by inniernl Director M. V. Mclwn
iniKh The funeial services will bo held
Wednesday nioinliiR anil Interment will
be made at tlie Mlnooku cemetery.