THE SCR ANTON TRI13 UN J- WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21), 189!).
Connell Building
FULL PRIVILUGES OF
Law Library
APPLY TO
J. L, OONNELL,
Room 302 Council Buililin?.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
Single houses in tlio popular addition to
Scrunlou, known us "Lint oln Heights
nil having lirgc, full sls-e lots, fitolin
walks, shade trees, ckctrlo llfihts, tcrnu
ra-y, $1,600. tl.&OO 5.',00rt.
A fine home. No. 706 I'rcscott avenue,
"a largo slnglo house with big lot. Court
stieet, onlv $1600, new and nlcelv pa
mtii, nil improvements Including laun
dry. A big baigaiii. Will sell on easy
terms , . ,
We have for ale ono of tho finest build
ing lots In the city. Most magnificent
view of tho allcv. Sire of lot vi by UK)
feet Corner of Clay avenue mid Mvitlei
fctrcet,
FOR RENT.
House, No. BIS Irving avenue; svon
roomH, $11.00.
One-half of new double (never occu
pied), nlno rooms. All nicely papered, all
modern Improvements, at J.W.00. Fres
cott avrnuo.
A new single houso, 70" Harrison ve
nue. nlcclY pipored, modern Improve
ments, at $18.00 per month
Wo have for rent n drug store, coiner
Prcscott nvenuo and Pine stunt; also u
complete outllt for same, including stock
nnd llxturea.
TRADER'S RMLESTATE CO.
Trader's National Bank Building:,
Chas Schlager, Mr. Phoue, 3743.
e: m p
SELLS
lODAKS
And Photo Supplies
130 Wyoming Avenue.
DR. Ii. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Cilice Hours 0a.m. to 12.30 p.m; 2 to 1.
Williams Building, Ojip. 1'ostofllca
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I CITY NOTES I
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liADCin DONATED -Chief lllckey has
received a beautltul gold and enamel as
sistant chiefs badge as a. donation to the
llicmtn'B fair. Hwbh pubented by Clia.
G, Uraimor, the New lork badge and
re&alia manufacturer.
CYCLONE KATE AGAIN -"Cyclone
Kuto" Boylan was brought up from Btlle
uo yesterday and lodged In the cmtial
btatloik houbo lor creating a disturbance
whno on oimof her periodical Hprees. She
has been out of the count) jail only a fuw
duy.
FATAL MIND ACCIDENT.-Frank Du
nio.vk, a Polander, aged J5 3 ears, w ho
was Injured Internally In the New Yoilc
and Scranton Coal company's colliery at
I'rlceburg last Saturday, died yesterday
at the Lackawanna hospital. His re
mains vrero taken in charge by his wife.
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON.-Thn
Easter vacation excursion to Washing
ton over tho Central Railroad of New
Jersey, which lca'ves this city Saturday
morning, April 1, furnlhhea an excep
tloiially good opportunty of visiting tho
national capital at a -very interesting
season of tho year.
SPECIAL SKSSION.-Veda Slestu, No.
77, Princes of Hagditd, hae arranged for
a special session on Wednesday awiiing
at which time tho members will be accom
panled by their ladies, who are to be al
lowed to sit with tin in through the fcts-t-lon.
Following tho conloulng of tho
degree a banquet will bo sorrd at Mitch
ell's dining rooms.
THD CARL RECITAL.-The Call 01
gan recital Monday evening next in tho
I'lovldenco Presbjterlan church brings
to our city an urtlst who has no uuperlir
ut the orgnn In this country. Mr. Carl
was once a pupil of Guilnmnt and biht
car was asboclated with that gieatest
ft organists, at several of his ricitals In
this country. Mr. Curl has himself given
several recitals In the leading musical
nnd literal y centers of Huropa Shontiah
Cummlnga who leilly captivated tho au
dience last year at the oigan Inuuguial
In the Providence church, will again be
the vocal soloist on Monday evening net.
Through the courtesy of Sir. I'ranM
Heaeis, a faw tickets tan be secuied at
Phelps' drug stoie. The cm aKo be
had of the recital commlttie.
SHOE STORE WAS ROBBED.
Cedar Avenue Has a Visit from
Night Ptowlers.
Grossman's shoe stoic on Cedar ave
nue wan entered Mondaj night and
a couple of dozen pairs of shoes stolen
Entrance was gained by lemoving a
pane of glass from the panel of tho
front door. Theie weie indications
on the door that an unsuccessful at
tempt had been made to piy It open
The finding of a couple of ciow-bais
during the day in an ash heap con
firmed this.
Two suspicious characters were seen
loitering about the store at 9.S0 o'clock
by Frank Kohler and he avers that
ho heard them talk of "fixing the store"
and of having reported the same to
Mr. Grossman, The same store was
robbed a year ago.
The police are making a general
'ound-up of tramps. Three wore
raught ut tho North steel wniks hist
night and are In tho cential sUtlon
house.
BKETTY WEDDING CEREMONY.
At the Residence of Mrs. Sarah Bur
dlck In Green Ridge.
Miss Jcnnelte Mne, the daughter of
Mis, ?nruh Durdlck, of 111 Ltuch street,
wni united In mnrrlago to Charles
Made, foimcrly of Sidney, N. Y., Inst
night nt the residence of the bride.
Miny relatives nnd friends fiom this
city nnd out-of-town were In attend
ance. The ceremony was performed In
the tastefully dscoiutcd parlor, and tho
llev. A. F. C'hnffec. of tho Asbury
Methodist church, officiated. The wed
ding marches weie played by Walter
Ow ohm.
At the hour set for tho wedding the
bride, attended by her eltcr, Jill's Car
rie Durdlck, nB bridesmaid, entered the
parlor and weie Joined at tho door
by the bridegroom and his bc-t man,
Heibcit 11. Made1. James Khopland
nnd A. M. Slade acted as nshom. The
bride voro a handsome rostumc of
white chiffon oxer white naMn. trim
med with real point lnee, and can ltd
pink carnations.
At the conclusion of the ceiemonv a
reception was held and a wedding sup
per served by llr I! 11. Stevens, as
sisted by th" Misses Moore, Shoplnnd,
Slade and Stevens, Mr and Mis. Slade
departid la the 1.40 Delaware, Lacka
wanna and Western train for New
York city on a wedding tour and will
rtttnn la Niagara Tails Thcv cxpont
to be home at 114 Larch street after
May 1.
The guests from out-of-town were
Mrs. F. A. Slade and Miss Daisy Made,
of Kidney, N. Y.. Miss A. J. Vengur
1. vi Mls i;si .'i.r- of Moscow:
Mrs. A. C Duidlck and Walter Mev
ra, of Kingston, and Joseph Powers,
of llockdale, N. V.
The other gin sis wue; Mr. and Mrs.
Unbelt reck. Mr and Mis. K. G. Stev
ens, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Stevens, Mr.
and Mis Hairy Stone, Mr. and Mis.
Li. L. Major. Mr. and Mrs. R L. Stev
ens, Mr. and Mis.. C. J. Wcichel, Mr.
nnd Mrs. P. c3. Iluming, Mr and Mrs.
V. r fiossman, Mr. and Mis, Is. E.
Ulee, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. King, Mr an 1
Mis. D. 11. Fish, Mr. and Mrs. 11. A.
Bush, Mr. and Mrs. William Conrad,
Mi. and Mrs. F. J. Fvvaitz. Mi and Mrs.
It. M. GavlorJ, Mr. and Mrs. Tt. H.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Talley,
Mrs. F. E. Stone. Mr.s (5. 11. Miller.
Mis S. 'W. Stevens, and the Misses
Gnylord, Pearl Tlmoiy, Nellie Bonnie,
Elizabeth M Hoffman, Nellie Van
Goider, nnd Nettle and Lulu Peek; Di.
J. M McDowell, Dr. Lyman J. Peek
and Willis Cront.
TOLD OF THE REDEMPTION.
Father Huntington Spoke at Mid
day Service at St. Luke's.
A fair sized congiegatlon, the ma
jority being men, attended the twtntv
minute mid-day service nt St. Luke's
Episcopal chinch yesterday. The ser
mon was deliveied by Rev. Joseph O
S. Huntington, supeilor of tho Order
of the Holy Cro"-s, who is conducting
a series of special bei vices at St. Mark's
church In Dunmoio.
Father Huntington's theme was the
saeied story of the ledtmptlon. He
lefened to the love which passed all
undei standing and led Jesus, the per
fect man, to hacilflce Himself thnt the
sins of the world might be atoned
He used many biblical tittths to draw
out and throw Into relief the beautiful
frenllinent underlying all of the Sav
iours acts. At the conclusion of the
sermon prayer was offeted by the ltev.
Rogers Israel. Fathei Huntington will
hpeak at today's mid-day service.
REMOVES AN INJUSTICE.
District Attorney Jones Prepares a
Law Dealing with Witness Fees.
District Attorney John It. Jones has
drawn up a bill to be piesenttd to the
legislature by Hon. P. 11. Timlin, pro
viding that costs be paid by the coun
ty In criminal cases where the defend
ant absconds, the .same as in cases
where sentence Is Imposed.
At piesent witnesses, aldermen and
constables must -whistle for their fees,
when 11 defendant skips his ball, or
go to the trouble of collecting from
his bondsman.
Mr. Jones' bill stipulates that tho
county shall be leimbuis-ed It the costs
nie afterwards collected
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.
Firemen's Fair and Convention Com
mittees Establish Headquarters.
The committee room of the common
council chamber in city hall is being
titled up us a headquarters foi the
committee in chaige of the llremen's
fair and convention.
William Tannler, sectetaiy to Chief
Hlckey, will have his oftlce theie and
the various chairmen will at tango to
spend certain hours of each day mere.
The Central Pennsylvania. Telephone
and Supply companv has geneiouly
donated the use of a telephone for the
committee lOunt.
MAVriELD'S MYSTERY.
Coronei's Jury Failed to Uuravel It
Last Night.
The juiy empanelled b Cot unci
Roberts to Investigate the case uf the
still-born intant found dead In a e.gar
box at Mavlleld on Sunday met last
evening and decided that tho body was
pi iced on the rlvei bank by semie per
sons who weie ttylng to dispose of
the bodv.
The juioi wete Evan RIcaids, S. S.
McArthur, John MtGowan, E. S. Ed
munds. George Gannon nnd John tlilf.
ilths.
will do the work of
three bottles of the
ordinary kind.
l One bottle of
j Sarsaparilla )
INSPECTION OF
THIRD BRIGADE
MAJOR W. S. MILLAR HAS PRE
PARED HIS SCHEDULE.
Members of the Old nnd the Now
Guard "Will Bo Inspected at tho
Same Time Whenever It Happens
That Companies of Doth Are in the
Same Place Dates on Which the
Various Inspections Will lie Con
ductedOld Guard Will Wear Citi
zens Clothes and White Gloves.
M.ilor AV. S. Millar, Inspector of the
Third brigade, National Guard of
Pennsylvania, has arranged nnd sub
mitted hl.s schedule for the Inspection
dates of the several companies of the
Seventh and Eleventh leglments of tho
above bilgade. His llrst Inspection
will occur on April 17, and tho Seventh
regiment will be the first to be In
spected. Lieutenant Harry L. Rise,
of Lebanon, will net ns ordeily
Two veiy lmpottant and entirely new
features will have to be considered in
this year's Inspection. Mnny men must
be chopped, us theio are at piesent
two guai ds; being the oitglnal guard
and the provisional guaid. Out of
these It seems to be the Intention to
form one, that being the limit of the
state. In connection with this fact, the
men who wue In the "old guaid" and
volunteered Into tho t'nlted States ser
vice were mustered out and have re
foimcd Into the original guard and aie
to be Inspected The Fouith, Ninth
and Twelfth leglments niu thus af
fected. WILL TI1LL THE STORY.
The other Important featuie In con
nection with tho Inspection is that tho
Inspecting olllcer must submit a wilt
ten leport In lull of every company's
condition, as called for In the teivlce,
and offer itcommendatlons. This Is
the Hi st time that this has ever been
done and tells the stoiy, or will tell,
of tho future national guaid seivlce In
the Keystone state.
-s to the Inspection, all companies
will bo eiv critlcnlly examined In every
department and should any company
fall below, In the least degiee, the re
quired stand.it d of efficient service,
said company will foilhwllh be recom
mended for dlsbandnient. The inspec
tions will be conducted at 8 p m. on
the date assigned ami whet ever any
of the "old guaid" companies now back
in the state sen Ice happen to be In
the same place they will be Inspected
at the sama time. These latter, hav-
ing no equipments, will be Inspected
in citizen diess with white gloves. The
Hist Scianlon company to be Inspected
will be company K, Mav 1, The other
two companies following on the suc
ceeding dates.
SCHEDULE OF DATES.
Tho schedule of dates for the two
regiments and the sepatate mllltaiy
oiganlzatlons In the brigade are as fol
lows; Seventh Ileglnunl Compiiiv I. Pitts
ton, April 17, Compam 11, Shlckshinnj,
Apill IS; Company II Wllkt.ijario,
Apill 19, Companj li Willi im-poit, A,)tll
L'J, Companj c, Sunbuiv, Apill 21, Com
pany G, Plj mouth, Apill 22, Companv )
Wanntnle, April 21. Company A, Wilkes.
Harre, April 25; Compan.v 1) ilazltloii,
April 2G, Company M. Ahentown Apill
2i, Companv L, Mcshoppen Apill lb.
Company K. Tunkhannock, April 21
Eleventh Regiment Companv K, Scran
ton, May 1. Company G, Scianton Mu 2;
Company D, Sennton, Mav 2 Company
A, Reading, May S; Company H, Lancas
ter May '), Companv V, nvk, Mas 10,
Company If, Hnrrlsburg, Muv 11, Com
pany I, Lebanon, Maj 12, Companv C,
Carlisle, May 13; Company M PottsvlUe,
May 1", Companj 11, llistou. llu 1C,
Companv L HonedaIe, Mil) 17.
Governors tieiop, Harrlshui,; Mav 11,
fi p. m ; Third bilgade hind Pottsvilie,
May 15, G p m , Kev stone bat lei y, Phoe
nivllle, Jlay 20 7 p m
SCRANTON CLUB'S UNIFORMS.
Manager Swift Otdered Them from
Florey & Brooks Yesteiday.
Manager Sv.ift, of the Scranton haso
ball club, vpstorda plaecil mi order
with Florev v.- Iliooks for the unlfoms
to be worn by the team the coming
season. The names of the men "ie 11
tloned In the 01 del are:
O'Neill, catchct, Dougheit.v. thud
baseman, O'Connell. second b.isenia'.;
Thackeiav, c.itchei, Hughes, ratchet,
height. C feel, weight, 19.ri pounds; Al
Ian, pitchei, height, CI, weight 14."
pounds; Knoll, outfielder, height, O.ti'i;
Dillon, Hist baseman, height, (1.1,
weight, 183 pounds, Tippet t, outllcld-e-r,
height, 3 7 1-1. weight, 170 pound?;
Gilbert, outfleldei, height, fi.7, weight,
148 pounds
The unlfoims will be light giay ma
terial, with blue trimming.), blue caps
and blue stockings.
CONVERT'S ANNIVERSARY..
Mt.
Loney Tendered a Reception at
the Rescue Mission,
Having suce essfullj weathoiod the
trials and temptations which belall
the man who Is 11 lug to bo "light
with God," Mi. Lonej-, who was con
verted one yeai ago at the Rescue
mission, was tendeieel an Informal re
ception at tho mhslon last night. Th.s
custom of thus observing each ii
cutting annlveisaiy of the date of i-on-veislon
has been a usual one for se-
etal j'e-ais.
Despite the inclement weather them
wete many peisons in attendance.
William Pi Inn. the oldest oonveit cf
the mission, pieslded. Mr. Lune-y made
a shott nddtess, telling of the exper
iences of the past ji-ni. Otheis ypoko
nnd sevetal hjmns were sung At the
conclusion of the exorcises, as Is ustnl
at these affaiis. Ire cream and cake
weie served.
Easter Vacation Exclusion.
Do not feirua the llaeter Vacation
Vvcursion to Washington Satin daj.
April 1. via Cent ml Railroad of New
Jersey. Thifush triln will leave
Scianton at K30, f'lttstou at S 10 and
Wllkes-Rine ut 0 a. ni Fate for tho
round trip front Scranton ?7."V Pitts
ton, $7.51, Wilkes-Uauo, $;.'2. Tick
ets goud to tetuin until April 11, In
clusive. Tickets will be good to stop
off at Philadelphia, or return trip,
within limit.
Tickets will also be good to go on
train leuvlng frcranton at 1.20, I'lttfitoit
at 1.37, WIlkfH-Ilarie et 1.51 p. 111,
Trains will stop at any station for
Washington passengers. The excur
sion train will bo In chat go of J. S.
Swisher, district inssengor uge.it, who
will accompany the excursion Ihiough
to Washington nnd do ull In his power
to make the trip pleasant for all.
Finest wines and
220 Spruce street.
clgata at Lane's,
BEST REMEDIAL AGENT.
A Stimulant which Strengthens and
Fortifies tho System to Repel
Onslaughts.
Durfy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is a peer
less medicine, nnd nothing within tho
range of tho whole pharmacopeia com
pares with it In clllcleney us a preventive
and cure for Coughs, Colds or Chills. In
tho moro serious maladies, Grip, Asthma.
Hionchltls, doctors prescrlbo and admin
ister It freely. In pneumonia It has In
varlablv brought on tho desired leaetlon,
and been a moro potent remedial agent
In effecting a euro than any other medi
cine. Tho tnexllcul profession recommend
It freely, having learned bv experience
to rely on Its uniformly stimulating prop,
crtles,
Altogether Us record Is ono pioud suc
cession of cures, and no ono has ever
taken It without lecelvlng distinct beuellt.
It strengthens the system, bringing It to
such n stiito of aggressive health that It
enables one to lightly throw oft burdens
which otherwise might have borno down
nnd overcome, and made one a piey to
disease.
FOUR MORE ROUNDED UP.
Btass Thieves Caught at Work Scl-
ine Boys Again Under An est.
Junkman Green a Much
Wanted Man.
llobsit nne' Ernest Sellnc, biothr,
Lolly Van Vnln, and Tno.uns Sosong.
till boys whose ages are less than 11
years, were given u. hearing before Ai
de! mun Millar jestetday morning
ch.uged with stealing brass and cop
per irom the Lackawanna Iron and
Steel company's furnaces. Chief of
Police Kobllug was piosccutor In the
cue. Tho Saline buys, and Van Valen
were commuted to the county jail In
default of ball. Sossong secured ball
and was i cleaned
Van Valen and Sossong weie ai rest
ed at an early hour yesterday 11101 n
ing, as exclusively mentioned In jes
tei day's Tribune'. The former was
"wanted" for several weeks, being lm
pllcateel In other tobberies and Patrol
man Geotge Jones caught him led
handed. Sossong was at rested a. little
later by Lieutenant Zang. The Sellne
bojs weie released fiom the county
jail jestetday where tbej- weie held
for stealing brass ilttlngs from the old
Wjomlng house machlnety stored In
the tear of Jonas Long's Sons' stores.
Their second arrest was brought about
by one of the other two "talking."
At the time of their first arrest they
stated that a junk daler named
Gieen, on tlv Scranton Hatfl, received
the goods, and a geatch was made for
him. He 'was out-ot-town" and has
not leturned since.
HOLY THURSDAY SERVICES.
Solemn Pontifical Mass at St. Peter's
Cathedral Will Be Celebrated.
The sei vices at St. Petei's cathedral
The services at St. etei's cath'dral
tomorrow will commence at 0.30 o'cloi'k
and will consist of a solemn rciiitllleal
mass, at which the oils used In the ad-
mlnlstiatlon of some of the saciaiiints
of the ehuich will be blessed. The offi
cers of the mass will be ns lullous.
Rt. Rev. M J. lloban, cckbiant; Kev.
N. J. McManus, of Providence assist
ant priist, Rev. P Chi 1st. cl hniltll
Siriiutoii. deacon of the miss; Rev. .1. V
Ilussle. of PI tins, sub-deacon, Ro, M
1'. Ciano, of Avoca, and Rev. P J Mur
phy, of Olvphant, elencons of honor. Rev
,1. J I! Feclej. of Nicholson, and ltev.
P. C Winters, of Uuwlej, masters of
cercmonv. Cbanteis, Rev. T V Klcr
nan, ot Pat sons, Re ,1 A .Mollitt, of
Taj lor, and Rev. J. V. Mojlan, ot flones
elale Priests Rev. J. J. Coro'ier. of Tow and 1;
Rev. M. Ii Donlau ot Dunmoio: Rev.
II. J. Mellej, of South Scranton, Rev. P
J McManus, of Gieen Ridge. Rev. An
drew Xvehovlcz of South Scranton, Ri'V,
W .P. O'Donml! of Iiellevuo, Rev. J. P
O'Mallej-. ot Kingston; Rev T. J. Doin
hoe, of Plv mouth, ltev. Thcophllus Klon
ovvskl of Wllkes-Rarre, Rev .M 11 Lv
notl of Jeimvn. Rev M J Falllbee, of
rrccl.ind; Rev. M Szedvlrtls, of Pitts
ton: Rev Xavler Knler. of Dushon , Lev.
I! Dllseoll, of Filendsvllle.
Dt aeons of the Oils Rev A I Illod
ilclc, of West Scranti 11; Rev. Frederle ic
Paueo of Sernntnn, Rev Willi nn Gislon,
of Old Forge, Rev James 1'nrtell. of
Dickson; Rev Janus Pagan or Giat
lie ml" Key. Anthonj Kiupux of Provi
dence, Rev. S Szpotanskl of Hudson
Seven Sub-Deacons of tbe Oils Rev
.1 J O'Toob, of I'lovldonce, Ro
Ileni.v Iluike of HaKTeton, Rev Walter
Gorman, of Mlnooka, Rev. cTeoigc Dlxein,
of Pittston Rev J. .1 Loilgliiini, of llelle
v ui'. Rev J W Mulune, uf Slisqiiihunna,
Riv. P. J. Mcllitle of Aiehbald
Hearers of the Olid -ltev J J Giltlln.
of Cnrbondale; Rev J K llnrlght, of
Ueinlee. Sullivan county; Rev. J J Mc
Cabe of South Scranton.
INJURIES WERE FATAL.
Fiank Hannaway Never Recoveted
Consciousness After His Fall.
rrank Hannawaj'. who was strlous
ly injuieel Monday morning b fall
ing down the stubs leading fiom
Duo man William F.trrell's otllce on
Lackawanna avenue, died as a lesult
of his Injuries yesteiday afternoon at
2 15 o'clock at the lesldence, .".47 Fiank
lln avenue It Is supposed that he
was suffering fiom a concussion of
the bialn, foi he did not tee over con
sciousness. It Is not known lust what caused
Mr. Hannaway's fall, but it is sup
posed that he became faint, having
been HI lor seveial elavs pi c Ions.
About seven jears ago another man
fell down those same steps and elled
shortly afterwards fiom tho effects of
the fall.
Mi. Hannaway was well known
among the older lesldents heteaboitts.
He was born In Annaugh countv, lie-
land, Cl) ye.us ago and come- to this
country when a smull bov, During
Ills bojhood dajs he teslded In Nnith
Scranton, but foi several years past
he has been tesldlng In tho central
city. He was nn engineer by occupa
tion, but for a few yeais was ptopiletor
of a hotel on Lackawanna avenue now
conducted by the McGovein Hrotheis.
Deceased Is suivlved bv his wife and
live children Thej are Geoige, John.
William. Tessle and Katie. The f un
cial anangemenls will be announced
later.
San Fiancisco and Return.
Ono fate for the round trip. Na
tional imposts' anniversaries, May 2fi
30, 1890, tickets on sale May 14, 15, 18
and 17, good to return until July 15th,
For full partlculais call on or addtesi
John U. Pott, district passenger agenf,
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail
waj1, 4MJ Wllllum stieet, Wllllimsport,
Pa., or 300 Chestnut stieet, Phlhidel
phla, Pa.
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Tito Student Grill. If you wish u
lake your wife or your mother you
weetbeart or some other, tho handsome
nil most useful present possible vrlt
e imnsen-Kumford Co. Scranton, Va
c Booklet of Tho Student Grill.
ANNUAL TERM OF
DISTRICT COURT
IT OPENS IN THIS CITY NEXT
TUESDAY.
Judge Joseph Bufflngton Will Pre
side Names of the Officers of the
Court Grand nnd Petit Jurors.
About Every County in the Stnte
Represented by the Seventy-one
Men Who Were Summoned to Pass
Upon tho Various Cases to Come
Up for n Hearing.
The nnntuil term of the Vnlted States
district court will open In this city next
Tuesday with Judge Joseph Burlington
on the list. The oillreis of the court
nie; Daniel D. Helper. United States
attorney, D. M, Miller, J. N. Langham,
John R Mjers, assistants; Fred C.
Leonard, United States murshal. Joe H.
Irons, J. W. Snyder, deputies; Wm, T.
Llndsaj', clerk; A. J. Colborn, Jr.,
deputy; J. B. Snjder, crier.
Following are tbe Jurors who have
been drawn for this city;
GRAND JURORS
lleniv Black, farmer, Mrncr.
John T. Jtiitlci, bookkeeper, U'llllams
port. John It Ttynie, edltoi, Ilverssoii.
John S Craig manufacturer, I'lttbuig,
Henry Dlvel, aieoelatc Judge, Danville.
David J. Gtoige farmer Sucgerstown.
W. D. Christ tailor, I'nlontown.
11. P. Gllnioie-, manager. Wllklnsburs
Burton C. Kltehllne, merchant. Tunk
hannock J 11. Klnnard, ngent, Cochians Mills.
Alex Logan, gontlemin, Parnassus.
W. C. MeConnell, president water com
pinj, Shamokln
Edwin Mc Intjie. fatmer, Slate Lick.
P. M Moffltt, associate Judge, Scran
ton.
Thorn is II. Phelps, Insurance agent,
l'lttsbuig.
Alfred L. Rank, expressman, Wllllaiiu
port Geoige '.. Ilcploglc, farmer, Wooslbury,
John J. Shrvock, mi reliant. Meadvllle.
George XV. Skinner, attorney, Big Covo
Tannrty
L D. It Tnjmnn, fanner, Iivansv llle.
J. N. Thompson, secrctaiy, Curvvens
vlMe Harry S. Thuistnn, bookkeeper, Erie.
1'DTIT Jt'RORS
M. K. Abbott, countj auditor, Tlonesta.
D. G, Alter, merchant, Port Ileijul.
R. 1 Arnold farmei, Rracburn
George 15. Uerger, Iron manufacturer,
New Castle
XV. V. Uicslcj', minufacturcr, Frank
lin. John C. Itradj, attoiney, Ilile.
George Hubb, gentleman, Wllllamsport.
John II, K. Rurgwln, civil engineer,
Piltsbuig.
Joseph M. Hums, gentlem in, Clarion
11 M Butler, depot master, l'lttsbuig.
John II. e hathim, farmer, Melllhattan.
J D Cleavengei, agi nt Wllklnsburg
1'aschill Cllngan, Justice peace, Lcwls
burg. D. L Coleman Justice peace, Dayton.
Joseph F. Cummlngs, stenographer,
Sunburj
John M. Dale, attornev, Bellefonte.
A. D Decmer, lumberman, Brookville.
S. Dlmmlck, mlnlstei, Klttannlng
A. C. Dravo, bookkeeper, Pittsburg.
J lmcs 11 English, tlpstafl Wellsboro.
Geoige R Graham, printer. Now Castle.
F. II. S Grlflln, Insurance agent. Alle
gheny. II 11 Hauls, superintendent, Tnjlni.
Devvev L Junes, minister. Bellrfontc.
J lines Jones foundrj'man. Somerset
William Kauffman, attorney, Pittsburg.
Fiederlck G. Kav.law bookseller, Pilts
buig Charles R. Kurtz idito- Bellefonte1.
J G I.esher. printer Si 1 Ins Grove.
William McCmmell farmer, Lcesburg
lluph MeCullougb, gentleman, Du Ilois.
W. 11 Mooie tarmer, Falreli nice.
Geoige XV. Osteis. fanner, Jenneis.
Geoige Ptitnej, merchant. Ptitnej vlllo.
John V. Roberts, farmer, Atlantic.
Franklin Sansuni editor, Indiana
Olivet P. Scille, Ir, uttornev, Alle
ghenv C XV. Schaffet. attornev. Emporium
Sunuel G Sloan, funnel, elation.
James Tayloi farnur Reedsvllle
.1 Fr.ink Tavlor lodge, Washington.
J W VanVnlke nburg, Insurance agent,
Wellsboro
J R Wtghtman. minister. Pittsbuig
A. H Wilson ehugglst, Pittsbuig
W. Dnv Wilson lumberman, Clarion.
Allen S Wondle minister, Altoonn
(jrus E Woods attornev, Greensburg.
George II Younger, merchant, Johnson
burg THEFT OF A CHUCK ROAST.
Deed Was Done in the Market of S.
Roos on Wyoming Avenue.
S. Roos, the pioprietor of a market
at 245 Wjomlng avenue, suffeied tne
loss of a CO-ceut "chuck least" jestet
daj' afternoon The manner of the
losing was thtisly:
A woman wearing a shawl enteied
the matket and asked for lis ot She
wote other aitlcles of clothing besides
the shawl, but they aie not of Impoti
ance. The shawl's the thing
She called for liver and the cl'ik
pioduced two pounds The woman
with the shawl wanted double tha;
amount Foul pounds and nothing
le.ss would satisfy her c laving 'fV1
cleik busied himself ttylng to uneaitn
two moie pounds of the desliecl litxiirj
anel failed to keep his eye on the us
tonier. While he was making his seaieh tie
woman stowed the "chuck lo.iat ' un
der her shuwl and when the clerk
ipported that two pounds was the e
tent of the liver in stock she left, stat
ing that she would look elsewheie.
Seveial minutes aftet she di united
It was discovered that the ' chu it
loast" had also left. ITp to date neither
have been found.
HOLY WEEK SERVICES.
To Be Held nt the Seveial Lutheran
Churches in This City.
Dally services will be held during
holy week at 7 20 p. m In the English
Lutheian chinches In the cltv The
German Lutheian chute lies as well as
the English will conduct sen Ices on
Good Tridav morning at 10 SO o'cloek.
The piepaiatoiy set vices for holv com
munion will be held on Good llduy
and on Easter morning the holv com
munion, will bo oelebiatccl in all the
Lutheran churches
The ltev. A A Musnusson, of Wllki's
Bane, will assist tho ltev, A. L. Uaniei,
of St Maik's ehuich. on Thuisday
evening, lie will preach a sermon in
the Swedish language and will admin
ister the holy communion
B9EBE5KSBKSZI3
DIED.
HAENDIGES. In Scranton .Uiueh JS,
WM. Mio. liilllp Hacndlges, nt Mo-fa
Taj lor hospital. Funeral Friday after
noon at " o'clock at the lleimun Meth
odist church on Adams avenue Inter
ment In Forest 11(11 ccmelerj
iM'GEIIVlllt. In West Serunton, Miucli
13', Helen, jtuuuti luiuHioei ui ui
and Mi. Janvs Slctleever, of 13s Thltd
meet. Funetal announcement latei,
LACEY.-In Illngliamton, Slarch 27, 1S19,
Jainen A. Laeuj, Cb jeais of age at
the leisldeiice1, i Alficd Hticot. 1'u
neral this nfteinoon,
WEDDINGS
At this season of the ye.tr Scranton seems to luvc inaucjuiated a
wedding "fad," judging from the numbci of picsents we are selling.
Libbey's Cut Glass, Rookwood,
Choice China and Brie a Brae
Nothing so appropriate.
You arc judged buy the presents you make. We .11 e judged by the
stock we have.
If it's Irom our store, it has mei it and tuic woith, for which you
arc never overcharged.
Millar & Peck, ,3lZnl AvTa"
r Walk In ana look around
Bicycle Perfection
Has at last beeu reached in the production of the
1899 MODEL CHADLESS SPALOIp
We would be pleased to have you call and examine it.
:Y & BROOKS,
GRAND OFFICERS CHOSEN.
Elected by the Knights of Malta of
tho State.
The icturns of the election for gi.tnd
ofllcers of the Knights of Malta Indi
cate the election of the following;
Grand commander, David F. Melville,
Braddock; genotnllsslmo, Jonathan
Lelbeusberger, Hazleton, captain gen
eial, E. S Fornwald, Bloomsbttrg; pre
late, Rev. George XV. Welsh, Scranton;
recorder, George H. Pierce, Philadel
phia; tieasurer, Chatles XV. Bassler,
Sunburj'. senior warden, John J. Belsel,
Wllkes-Barre; Junior vvatden, Milton
G. Clauss, Lehlghton; warden, F. W.
Lane, Johnstown; sentinel, Evan R.
Jones, Scranton; trustee, Charles S.
Messenger, Tatamy.
it will be seen that there aie two
Scranton nights elected, the Rev. G.
W. Welsh as prelate and Evan It. Jones
a.s trustee. Both ure prominent in
the work of the order here.
WRONG IN WRIGHT'S COURT.
Redress Being Sought in Aidermnn
Millar's Couit.
David Seeds, of 416 Wright's court,
and William Marvin, lormeiiy of
Stroudsbuig, now boaidlng on Adams
avenue, weie locked up In the Center
street station houe last night at 12
o'clock by Olllcer Jack TIernej', of
Alderman Millar's couit.
Seeds is charged by Joseph Cross,
of 418 Wright's court, with a serious
crime against his thirteen-year-old
daughter, Edith Cioss. Mrs. Elizabeth
Schnell, of l?.11" Wright's court, makes
a similar accusation on behalf of her
j'oung daughter, Jennie, against Mar
vin. I have been afflicted with rheumatism
foi tout teen years and nothing seemed
to give nnj lelief. 1 was able to be
around all the time, but constantly
suffering. I had tried everything I
could hear of and nt last was told to
try Chambei Iain's Pain Balm, which
I did, and wns Immedlatclj' relieved
and In a short time euied I am happy
to say that It has not since leturned.
Josh Edgar, Getmnntown. Cal For
sale bj' all dr'igglsts. Matthews Bios.,
wholesale and letall agents.
Easter Floweis.
foi Holj Thursday at Ciaiks annex,
20") Washington avenue, old Gueinsej'
building. -
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A sale of shirt waists.
Extraordinary purchase
30c lawn Milrt waists for 19c We bought from one
manuldcturei .ill he hud of a certain inimbei, and bought them
at such a low price that we are enabled to sell them again loi
less than his original wholesale price. Verv desirable shades
pinks, blues and many veiy desirable stupes all ot them ex
cellently made, with detachable collar and laundeied culfs, all
sizes fiom 32 to 40, and so many ot any sie that vou may buy
freely as many as you want. This is the most ex- .4 g.
traordinary value in thut waists we ever ottered. h c
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and laundered cufls
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posed ot white ond colored lawn waists, all ot them tucked
tronts, some vertical, others bias, with
detachable white linen collar, laundered 6() afld 98C
$1.50 trimmed lawn walhts at $1.25 Of sheer colored
lawn, tucked in tront anci
lace, detachable white linen
Colored lawn waists up to $1.98
Fancy bosom pique waists uplo" $3.75
We are showing some of the handsomest conceits in lawn
waists that are likely to make their appearance this season.
Some are tucked and trimmed with embroidery inseition, oth
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$1.49 and $1.98
White pique waists, with fancy bosom, exclusive styles,
highest grade of material, detachable white linen -collar,
new style cuffs O.D
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211 Washington Ave.
Opp. Court House.
TAKE TIME BY THE FORELOCK."
Car load just arrived All stjie,
and prices the lowest. Workmanship
guaranteed even on
THE CHEAPER GFUDES.
Keep us In mind and you won't re
gret giving us your pationage j'ott
will get goods as reptesented giving
j'ou our easy tenjis of payment or very
lowest prices for cash Immense stock
of Household Goods Stoves, Carpets,
Iron Beds, etc. Five largo floors full
to the celling at
Thos Kelly's Storas,
1111 nnd in J
Franklin Avenua
On Account of Repairs
And alterations to be made
soon, we offer
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
One Large Refrigerator, Ono
Butler Kcfrlgcrator, Ojstcr Bur,
Fish Boxes, etc.
W. H. PIERCE MARKET,
110, 112, 114 Fenn Avonue.
THE DICKSON M'FG CO.,
fccuiuton nnd Wllkes-Barra. I'a.
Manufacturers of
LOCOiMIVES,STATIONARY ENGINES
Boilers, HoHtinii and Pumping AUchmcir y.
General Office, Scranton. Pa.
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