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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1890.
Special Bargains
-AT-
Perry Bros.
This Week.
co Hot the latest improved
2iO Grnmophone, with ten
tecords. Former price $30. Recoids
flat nud indestructible.
t n For a fine Graphophone,
41U with 1 doz. choice lecords.
' en or a Mandolin, worth
PX.5U J54-0O-
en ':r yur c'10'cc 500
OlIC Music Folios.
. Each First Offense March,
25C Mollie i Love You. Will 0'
the Wisp March and 10,000 other
copies of choice Sheet Music.
Perry Brothers
205 Wyoming Ave.
AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY
Depends largely upon the
supplies. The light kind
at
KEMP'S,
10a
Wyoming Avenue
DR. H. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
lfn cell ours -Drum, to 12.30 jvm; 2 to i.
Wllllnmn llulldlng, Opp. 1'oHtolllce
MKraiS
Ifv'
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CITY NOTES
-t-t-f -t-
i.avui:nci: hand coNemrr.-The
I.jukihi bind ulll give an open air con
tcrt at Maj Aug paik Satuiday uflir
Noon at u.uU u iloik.
NmVSl'AI'KU CHANGi:. James J.
Malum Ii.ih become mamisil of tlio Sllll
tl u Kno 1'rcss, vice John W, Klrby. A
new statf la being oiguuUuil.
mi:i:tinu this i:m:ninu. Tim stu
dents who .tttiiuliil thu high school clut
li a the tirm of ':H-'9I arc riqucsttil tn
in ft In Suuvci s hall this morning at 14 JO
o i look
TC)12 S.IASIII:D. i:an Ovvcns, .in i"n
plo.ve at the Cinlr.il nilno. Is ul Alosis
'J ivlor hospital tunirlng from a smashed
t io (au-id h a lall of rock jtsterday
Vthllu at VVOlk.
INSTALLATION THIS KVKNINC, -install
itlcm of otllceis of tho Kim I'.nk
Kpuoith league, will take placo this
inenini,, In the Uciuru loom at ".")
ocluilt A delightful litor.uy progi.imme
lias bicli pupated.
1IU.U IN $JW HAII., -Clmles Zenko
and Mr Murj Thorn vcio nriestcd je--t
rdav ujion a wiriant liquid 1 Aldei
m.in Mill.u ihaiging tliim with assault
and bittity upon tin person of Charles
Hchroidcr TIu-v vvoro hi ought bifoio
tlu alderman and lulcl in JuW bail for
tilt Ir apptaiamu in lourt.
HAP AN OUTING -The clahs of '09 or
he Lackawanna Trail lug School for
sursis, who held tin ir Krnduatlng i -c
. u-1-.-s last week, picnicked yesterday
on tilt hills near tho Klmhuist Iioulc
Minl Thej wire accomp.iuIi.il by Dr.
Wuuor the house .nirgcon, and a fiw
otlur fi lends. A tno-t cnjojablo d.ij was
tpent by nil.
mi:i:ting svnday i:vi:ning.-tiip
rummlttic appointed b tin membem of
the new parish last Sunda evening to
confer with IIMwp Iloli.in will present
their report at a meeting whleli will be
held In St. John's, hull on Suiiduy even
ing next The committee confeired with
the bi'-hop on Monday evening lust. The
confircnco was most satlsfin-toiy.
john t i:i:st: injimikd-joIui t.
3'ccsc, emploed nt the Jlarshvvood
mines owned by tho Moosde Mountain
t oal company, was Injun d by a full of
coal at that pi ice esterda lie sils
tallied a number of serious cuts on his
Iliad and face and uNo had his law
bioken He was taken in the mine am
bulunco to tho Luikuw.uina hospital.
ip hi: lost his assi:ts'-two suits
of clothes two Miltn of underwear and
time t-hlrtH nit? tho total assets scheduled
In the volunt.m petition in bankruptcy
of Watson !'. Ketncy, of Golden Hill,
LADIES' FURNISHINGS.
Fourth of July
White Lawn Waists, Tucks and Insertion,
$1.00 to $4.50.
White Pique and Linen Skirts,
95c. to $7.50.
Colored Taffeta Silk Umbrella,
$1.50 to $3.75.
Lawn Pique Point de Sprit Neckwear in "Bows,
Scarfs and Tecks,
White 4-ply Linen Collars, all new shapes.
White Chamois Wash Gloves, 59c.
Belts, Buckles, Handkerchiefs, etc.
MEARS & HAGEN,
Wyoming county, submitted yesterday to
Htfercc C. A. Vnn Wormer. Ill nubili
ties, ho ny, arc $2,710. Attorney J.
Wood Piatt ihow up tho petition.
THE YALE EXAMINATIONS.
Will Begin Today nt the School of
the Lackawanna,
Tlio examinations for entrance to the
ncjuVmlc and Bclentlflc di-pnttmcnts
of Yale rnlverslty will begin today,
nt the School of the Lackawanna, 1M3
Jcffvrcion nvenue, nccotding to the fol
lowing schedule.
yam: coLi.Kon.
Tliuifdiy, June i1?
Session beKlns at SUM HeKlttra-
tlon ;m)-9.IU
VcrKlI and 1'iosody !i.W-10i
r.iiBlisli mi 10 10-lU'l
HnBllKH (b) 11.:.0-1210
Xenophoii M 4 0i)
Itoinnti lllitoiy 400430
Greek Gujnninr 2 I.S0 630
Gicek Cuniposltlon G.IJ0 COO
rrldu, June 30.
Homer 9 00-10 00
Alnibra (a) 10.0H-10 15
Algebra (b) 10 IV-ll 30
O.ic-ar and Nepos 11.301.' IS
Cicero J.4? 330
Greek History 3 .10- 4 00
Goemetry (n) l.im 6 0i)
Giometry (li) 000-CU0
Saturday, July 1.
Latin Grnmmir ml 10 00
Latin Composition IOIhi lO.y)
Greek at slRht 10. 10-11.15
Ovid nt sight 1115-12 00
Trench or German 12(0-100
siu:i-'rii:M school or scu:xci:.
Tliursday, JuueS9
Session beRlns 9(0
Latin Grammar and Composi
tion 9.101040
Cnes-ar 10.4 ll.U
VirKll ll.:-l.'S)
1'liyslca or Chemistry 2.30- 3.30
Ilotnnv 3t.v-.13rt
German or Prench 3 TV J a."!
I'lalio Gcometrv 140 GOO
1'rid.iv. June 30
Solid nnd Spherical Gcometiy.. 9 00-10 30
UiiRllsh Grammar m T 11 ft"
KiiKllsh I.iteratuie (prtllmnau)ll ' 11 "
nnsllsh LIKratuio llnal) 1200-1(l
AlRilir.i to Quadratics 310 12.".
AlBilira Irom Quadratics! 4 30 b W
Saturdav, Jul 1.
Hlstorv of the United Stutes ... 9 00- 9 1"
HlFtory of KiiRland 9 TO 10.35
Trigonometry rrd Logarithms.. 10 40 1.00
THE RAILROADERS' SESSIONS.
Giaud Chiefs Met with the Con
ductors nnd Tiainmeu.
A joint confeiente of the conductors
and trainmen was held yesterday
morning at which Cinnd Chier Clntk.
of the conductors, and Grand Ch'et
Jloirisey, of tho tialnmen, wero pro
sent. U is unilei stood that the na
tional ollleets did not give their .ip
piovul to tho proposed plan of submit
ting tin eo systems foi the regulation
of wages and It was decided to cut
eff two and ptesent only one.
The fliemen met with Superintendent
Flt7gll)hon In the morning nnd sui
mitted tho tevlsed legulatlons whn h
tlie l.,it' flamed and which th -y
wish the company to subscilbo to. Jlr.
I'-itzgllibon leeched the propositions
and will transmit them to President
Tiuebddle
ANOTHER PIANO GIVEN AWAY.
Clniko Bros. Disposed of the Eouith
Instrument Yesteiday.
The fnuith diawlng In as many
months nt Clnrke Bros' general atoies
took place yesteiday afternoon at J
o'clock, when a large crowd of patious
and f i lends weie present. Messrs.
Benjamin Smith and D. Philip Williams
were selected as judges and a young
gill diow the tickets from the wheel.
The tenth coupon wail No. 124C, held
by William I.angan, of CJ4 Hampton
stieet. who Is employed as a miner In
the Belleuie mine. Ml. Langan has
a family of twelve chlldien, Hinging
fiom 1 to 20 years of age, and their
joy at the gift was unbounded.
Tho next drawing will occur on Wed
nesday. July 2fi, when the fifth instru
ment will be given nwnv.
Bicycle Races Binghamton July 4th.
Go with St. Ilienden Council, Y. M.
I , via D.. L ti W. and s-ee them. Quick
time. Two houis Countless attiae
tlons In beautiful Parlor City. Tinin
leaves S a. in Tickets, $1.25.
Eiist Picsbyteiian Sunday School
Inclusion to hake Ailel, Fiiday, June
30 Tiain leaves Uilo and Wyoming
Valley railroad depot nt 8.30 a. m.
Adults, 7i cents; children, 40 cents.
Tickets at 615 Lackawanna avenue, ot
on ttain Fiiday morning.
MARRIED.
JOHNSO.N-if SWING M?" In Scianton,
Pa Jin 2s. Im. nt the Cidtr Aenuo
Mithodlt Iilseop.il chinch, by the
Itev. I' 1 Don Thomas S, Johuton
and Miss Amy Swingle, both of Peck
llle THOMAS-KITTLn-In Scrantoii. Ved
nisfl.n t veiling June 2 IS'il bv Rev J.
H riwtet, i:ilsvoith Thomas and Ml&s
llllit Kittle.
Suggestions.
415-417
Lackawanna Aw.
THIRTEENTH ANNUAL
CONFERENCE MEETING
WYOMING CONGREGATIONAL
SABBATH SCHOOL SESSIONS.
Held in the Welsh Congregational
Church Ofllcot s Chosen and Re
solutions Adopted Addresses by
Rev. T. C. Edwaids, D. D., Miss
Hannah M. Williams, William
Holmes and Miss Annie Hum
plueys Pilzcs Awntded in Com
petitions Among Children.
The general assembly of representa
tives of the thltteenth annual conven
tion of tho Wyoming Congregational
babbatli school union occurred nt 10
o'clock yesterday moiulng, vvh"ti the
meeting was tailed to older In the
First Welsh Congiogntlonal chinch,
South Main avenue. Itev. David Jones,
pastor of the chinch, presided in the
nbsence of the president, Daniel S.
Davis, of JMvvardsdale.
The devotional exercises were led bv
Rev. D. M. George, of Plttston After
thu singing of penti costal hymns by
the assembly, the reception of dele
gates was In order, anil the following
responded:
Olvphanl-Maiy Morgans, John Wat
kins. Dutch Gap Norlh Scianton, Mury
Dvaii", Murgniet LevvK Mary Jones, Da
vid J. Willtums; Noilli Scrunton, Mis.
Daniel Prlie Sadie Jones, Scrantoii. Liz
zie Lewis. William J. Thomas, Joshua
IIlljs, Theophllus Bow en. Plttston, Itev.
1) M George. Mrs. II. W Bviins, Mis.
William II Bvans, Plains. Grllllth D.
Jones. Bdwnrdsdale, John Thomas; Ply
mouth, John Ddwnrds, Nanlleoke llev
J. P. Thomas and Miss Sarah 1'. Thomas.
The tnlnisteis present were Itev. T.
C. IMwnnK D D., Kingston, Rev. It
S. Jones, Notth Scrantoii; Rev. Peter
Roberts, Olyphant; Rev. D M. Geoige,
Plttston; Rev. J. P. Thomas, Nanti
coke. Rev. Theophllus Davis, Plains;
Itev David Jones and Rev. B. I. Evans,
Scianton.
The following committees weie then
appointed-
Audltlng-DavldJ Willi lms JohnW.it
klns. Organization Rev Thiophllus Davis,
Rev. J P. Thomas. Mis G. W. Pow.il.
Resolutions Rev T C lMwards, Rev.
D. M. George, Rev. R S. Jone-.
REPORTS'. RECEIVED.
Reports weie then lecelved fiom the
vailous Sunday schools In the union,
which showed Improvement and In
cie.iie In tho v.uious depnitments. The
Hist prize In the competition on writ
ing of Biblical names, to ehildten un
der fifteen ears of age, was awntded
to D Wiiison Jones, and Elvet Jones
lecelved the second prize. Both aie
children of Rev. It. S. Jones, of N'oith
Scianton.
The morning session was closed with
t ongiegationnl singing nnd the bene
diction bv Rev. R S Jones.
Rev. Peter Robeits, of Olyphant,
opened the afternoon session at 2
o'clock with devotional exercises and
the leports of committees was then
called for and the committee on or
ganization recommended the following
olllceis, who who. elected for the en
suing yenr:
Piesldent, Rev. T. C Edwards, Ed
vvardsdnle: 'Weo-presldent, Rev. J. P.
Thomas, Xantlcoke; secictaiy, David
Johnson, Scrantoii; tieasuier, S R.
.Tones, Scianton; executive committee,
Itev D. M. Geoige and Mis. William
B. Evans, Plttston, Rev. Ivor Thomas,
Talor; Miss Mary Moigan, Olyphant;
Mrs. Daniel Pi ice, Miss Lizzie Wil
liams, Dav Id E Jones, First church,
AVllkes-Buire; John Suidlval, Second
church, Wilkos-Barie; Miss Norma
Williams, f!cranton; Isaac Morgans,
Edwaidsdale. committee on examina
tions, Miss Hannah Williams, North
Scianton, and Miss Lizzie Lewis,
Plains.
The committee on resolutions repott
ed as follows:
THE RESOLUTIONS.
Plist We l egret that the Interest of
the chinches und Sunday schools of the
district in our annual meeting is not
tqiiul to the merits of the caif-e wo urc
endeavoring to advocate. Therefore, we
tariiestly urge the delegates to bestir tho
ollicers and scholars of the vailous
schools to a more general and moro act
ive Inttiest In the annual meetings. v.
Si cond That wo advise each and evely
school to oig.mize n class for the com
petitive prizes In the animal meeting.
Third That we recommend to the ex
ecutive committee ut their net nuetlng
the advNnbllitv of arranging a plan, und
appointing a list ol visitors foi the dis
trict during the ensuing eai, so tint
the purpose and benefit of tho union
ma be moie fully uiidei stood, and a
wider and deeper liitciest may be culti
vated ratiith-Tli.it the thnnks of the union
be extended to the ihurch nnd Sabbath
school of the first Congregational church
ot scianton for the cordial manner In
which they have icetived and entertained
the delegates and visitors.
Plfth-Th.it our united nnd most sin
cere thanks Ik', and are heieby extended
to Iiiother D D. Evans for his faithful
servlte as secretary of Hits union for the
peilod of eluht cais.
Sixth Wo recommend that a full ie.
port of tho proceedlrgs of our annuul
meetings be i ubllshed In Y Dr.vch in
Welsh, as well as In the dally papers in
English.
Rev T. C. Edwaids. D. D, Rev. D, M
Geoige, Rev. R. S. Jones, committee.
The leport of the auditing committer
showed the tieusuty to be In good con
dition. The feature? of the ul lei noon
was the nddiess in English by Rev.
T. C. Edwaids. D. D of Kingston, on
"I lie most interesting and edifying
way of studMng the Bible." Black
boaid exercises in the pilmaiy grade
on tho subject of 'A Loving Invita
tion," beating on the international les
son for next Sunday, was given bv
Miss Hnnnuh M Wllllums, of Noith
Scianton.
COMPETITION FOR PRI.KS.
In the competitions for prizes on the
International lesson for the last char
ter of 1K9S, the first ptlzo was aw aided
to Olvven Wllllnms, of Edvvaidsdale.and
Samuel Howells, of Plttston. In the
second crude, Mury George nnd Lizzie
Howelrs. of Plttston, weie awaitU-d
tirst and second pilzes. In addition to
the pilzes of books, the successful eoni
petltorH weie avvjided certificates. Fif
teen other contestants who were cred
ited with marks over fO per cent, were
aim grnnted certltlcateH The session
was closed with congregational sing
ing and benediction by the president,
Itev. T. C. Edwards.
The closing session was held list
evening, opening at 7 o'clock, with de
votional exercises. Mis. Geoigo W
Powell read an excellently juepared
paper by Miss Annlo Humphieys. who
was unable to bo present, on "How to
lench the ubsentees and make them In
terested In the Sunday yohool."
Rev. Ivor Thomas, of Tuvlor, was on
the programme for a Welsh nddiess,
but did not respond, and William
Holmes, ot Taylor, whose address on
"The Duty ot Sunday School Scholata
to the Church," which was omitted at
the morning session, watt substituted.
C'ongiegatlunnl Hinging was Indulged In
by the assemblage, and the convention
ndjourned to meet next year nt a time
and place lo be drclded upon by the
executive committee.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ZIMMERMAN.
Held from Her Country Residence at
Elmhuvst.
The f uncial of Mis. Lottie Zimmer
man, wife of Andiew Xlmnicitnun, of
Luzerne street, this city, wns held from
her country lesldence, at Etmhutst,
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. She
had been In fating health for the past
two ears, but the Immediate cause of
hei death was apoplexy
Deceased wn.s an esteemed member
of the Hnmpton Stteet Methodist Epis
copal rliurcli. Rev. F. P. Doty, for
merly her pastor, now of Cedar Ave
nue Methodist Episcopal ihurch. olllci
nteil at the funetnl She lenves n hus
band and two children, who will sadly
miss her from their home.
SUSTAINED FATAL INJURIES.
John Williams Died nt His Home in
Peckvllle Yesteiday.
John Williams, u pump runner nt the
Wlnton mine, wns Injured about the
held while riding out of the slope on
the front end of a tilu of cars Tues
day evening, and died from the lcsult
of his injuries ut his home in Peck
vllle yesteiday.
Deceased was 17 years of age and
was the sou ol Mr. and Mis. John S.
Williams The funeral serv Ices vv 111
be conducted at the Peckvllle Metho
dist Episcopal cliurth Sunday after
noon nt 2.30 o'clock Interment will
be made In the Peckvllle cometery.
A Chenp Trip to the Pacific Coast.
The National Edueationnl Associa
tion meeting at Los Angeles, Oil., Is
the occasion for the Southern Railway
lo put on the rental kably cheap rate
of one fare for the round tt Ip (plus
$2.00 Association Membership fee).
This, In connection with the new Pal
ace Tourist Sleeping Cais, operated
over the Southern Railway and South
ern Pacific, a double berth in which
costs only $7 00, lenders possible the
cheapest and most enjoyable trip of the
season. A paiticulaily pleasant fea
tuie of this tt Ip Is that the tickets aie
good going one wnj nnd returning an
other; I. e . going via Now Orleans and
returning tluough Salt Lake City and
C'oloiado. or by the payment of 12..ri0
additional, the ti Ip may be made re
fill nlnk tluough Poithmd, Oie
Stop-over privileges are allpwed at
El Paso or any point west theieof, on
the going tiip, and at any point west
of Denver and Coloindo Springs on
the letuin ti Ip. By this means pas
songci.s aie offended the oppoitunlty of
seeing the entile Pacific Coast. Side
tilps aie ariangcd at nominal cost
fiom Los Angeles nnd San Francisco
to all points of Inteiest In California.
Fuither Information may bo obtained
fiom Chas. L. Hopkins, D. P. A,
Southern Railway, S2S Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pn , or from A. J. Poston,
General Agent, Sunset Excursions, Bit
Penns.vlvunla Ave., Washington, D. C.
July 4th, Excursion to Farview via
Delawaie and Hudson Raihoad.
vitand Gala Day at the most attract
ive excursion lesort In Pennsylvania,
Unexcelled attractions too numeious to
partlculai Ize 'Jam'1 of base ball called
at 2 30 p. m., between two very popu
lar local clubs. Refieshments seived
by Hanley, of Scianton. The follow
ing programme will be rendered by
Bauer's band of Scianton"
1 March, OlMnpla Hlppodiome,
Alexander
2 Oveiture, Tho Beautiful Galatea,
Suppe
3 S lection, A Runaway Girl. . Caiyeo
4 The Dawn of Love (Moiccau Car
neteilstlque) BendK
5 Medloy.The Chicken Brigade .Johnson
6 Selection, The Rartered Bride.
Smetana
7 Whispering Flowers P. V Won
8 Overture. Mailtini Wallace
ft March, Hands Across the Sea,
Sousa
10 Star Spangled Banner.
The Delaware nnd Hudson will sell
exclusion tickets at very low rates of
fare from all stations, good on special
and tegular trains July 1th.
Nine Hundred nud Eighty Miles in
Twenty-four Hours.
This Is the lecoid-breaklng trip
made legulailj by the Lake Shoie
Limited, the finest tialn In the wot Id.
Fiom Now York to Buffalo, the tiaeks
of the New Yoik Central aie used, the
balance of the jouiney (340 miles) Is
over the four tiack system ot the Lake
Shoie nnd Michigan Southern Railway
with the finest loud-bed in America
Those who appieciato highest ex
cellence in travel, should buy their
tickets for the Lake Shore Limited.
Mr. P. Ketchnm, of Pike City, Cal.,
says. "During my brother's late sick
ness from bciatic rheumatism, Cham
beilaln's Pain Balm was the only
remedy that gave him any re'lef"
Many others have lestlliej to the
prompt lellef fiom pain which this
liniment nftoids For sale by nil diug
glsts. Matthew Bios wholesale and le
tall agents
Smoke the Pocono, 3-cent Cigar.
Mr You Ewgb
MyYurw iwm.uFrv m
And Is It not duo to nerrom exhaus
tion? How can jou havo couruco
when eufTerlng with noatUeho, nrrv
nun pru.ttRttuii, and great pbjelcil
weakuen '
Would ou like to bo rid of tbU
deprrsaton of rplriU
JiowV Uy remOYiog the cause. By
UkUig
Ayerfs
SarsaparUla
ItremoTftbecaueof your suffer
Inir, became it removes all impurities
from) our blood St 00. Alldrugglits.
To keep In good health jou must
have perfect uction of the bowels.
Aver's Tills cure constipation and
biliousness. SSc.abox
Wrlla io our Doctors.
Writ, ui fr.flT all the frlicnUr lo
jour cam. Addrei), I'll. J. V. AY Kit,
Lowell, Mail
LIVE NEWS OF THE
INDUSTRIAL WORLD
NO CHANGE IN THE STRIKE
SITUATION.
Members of the Carpenters' Execu
tive Committee Went to Philadel
phia to Confer with Secietnry Mc
Oulre, Who Has Been 111 The
Exact Time When tho Latter Will
Come to the City Cannot Be Stated.
Resignation of A. H. Storrs Ten
dered nnd Accepted.
The strike situation, regal tied front
a news standpoint, Is becoming duller
oveij ilu. This Is probably due to
the fact that euch side Is playing
what Is commonly known ns a "wait
ing game." Both sides appear to be
watt hlng for the other to make some
definite move und ns both are firm In
their respective positions it would be
merely Idle liincy to speculate upon
the final result.
member of the earpentets' execu
tive committee, who wns sent to Phil
adelphia to confer with Secretary Mo
dulus In lewicl to his visit to this
city, i etiirned home eaily yesteiday
morning. He reports that Mr. Mo
duli o has been under a phjslolnn'H
treatment for nearb a week and while
he has recoveied lie hns several Im
portant business mattet s to finish up
befoie he leaves Philadelphia. The
exact time of his nt rival can thetefoie
not be iioctu ately stated.
Mr McGuIre Is considered by many
of the mombeis of the Exchange to be
a fair-minded man, who Is not capnble
of supporting nnv unreasonable de
mands and It is very llkelv that his
piesenee In the t-lty will contribute In
n huge degiee towards a final settle
ment. Secretary Lauellg gave out the usual
lepoit of the Exchange's firm attitude
esteiday nnd also stated that there
weie eight brlcklnyeis at work on the
bolt nnd nut works. Three of the
biieklnyers who were Imported by Con
tt.ictor E. S. Williams, nnd who work
ed for one d ty upon a 1ob being done
for the Dolawnie, Lackawanna and
Western company, epilt woik yester
day. Theie Is no union In York whore tho
men came fiom. Sevornl brlcklnvers
left the city last night for New York
where they have secured positions
paying T4.40 for an eight-hour day.
Resignation of W. P. Morgan.
William Penn Men gun, general fore
man of Briggs colliery, resigned his
position yesteiday, nnd Intends to re
tire to private life He has been iden
tified with the collieries recently pur
chased by the Scrantoii Coal company
for the past twenty years.
Mr Moigan Is a brothel -In-law of
Reese G. Brooks, who for many years
was superintendent of the Pine Biook
and Briggs collieries, under the Lacka
wanna Iron nnd Coal company.
Thomns Morgan, a brother of "Will
lam Penn Morgan, lesigned lecently
from the outside foremanshlp nt Briggs
shaft, nnd William H. Morgan, son ot
tho latter, who was welghmaster at
XX!OO4KXJOSOOO0
Right to the
Do not miss this sale. Now
going on. Come in today. Baby X
Grands a fine
week onlv.
day night. .
H FINN & PHILLIPS, w Ave
Tuning a
)MKJ)JO5$KK:MK;50i
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Fourth of
Shoes for Comfort.
During the heated term you will want to keep as
cool as possible; comfortable shoes will permit cool feet and
correct style as well, With the feet and head cool Summer
isn't so bad.
Our bargain tables attract a good deal of attention.
Oxfords formerly $i.o and $2, now 75c aud $1.00.
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To all our friends who have been waiting so patiently for our
New Open Stock, Blue Flower Dinner Pattern of Haviland &
Co's. We received one cask last week, expecting balance to
follow on next steamer.
We received a telegraph from Messrs. Haviland stating
balance of order was on the steamer Paris, which went aground
on Southern coast of England.
Goods are somewhere in England, and they have not as
yet been able to locate them; if not found shortly, will forward
from Limoges, France, which will arrive in four weeks.
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the Pine Brook colliery, nlso handed In
his resignation. t
Thomas and William II. are now en
gaged In the shoe business nt 125 South
Main avenue, and In all pioliablllty
will be Joined by William Penn Mor
gan. Believes a Railrond Will Be Built.
( S. Weston, real estate agent for
the Delawnte and Hudson Railrond
company, when spoken to yesterday by
a Tilbune reportei with reference to a
lullrond being built along the bed of
the Delaware and Hudson canal, which
was sold to S. B Coykendall, of Kings
ton. N. Y., Monday, said:
"My company has sold the cannl, not
purchased It. I piesume, however, that
a lallioad will be built along the
canal." Further than this, Mr. Wes
ton would not discuss the piobabllltles
or Improbabilities ot the much dis
cussed matter.
This and That.
Master Car Builder Cunfield, of the
Delawaie, Lackawanna and Western
shops, will return to the tltv today
from IHlea, where he bus been since
Monday, on n tour of Inspection of the
company's shops theie.
A. 11. Storrs has resigned his posi
tion ns second assistant coal agent of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railroad company, to take effect
July 1 Superintendent Loomis. of the
coal and mining departments, has ac
cepted the resignation of Ml. Stems.
This Is another resignation Mr Loomis
was requested to withhold from the
puiilie foi a time The office Mr. Storis
holds will be abolished when he lollies,
A Half Fare Tour to the Golden Gato
via the Lehigh Valley Raihoad.
On account of the National Educa
tional asswclation's thirty-eighth nn
nual convention nt Los Angeles, Cal ,
July 11th to 14th, 1S99. the Lehigh Val
ley Railroad will make a late of one
single fare for the lound ttlp, plus two
dollars membership fee, to teachers,
who desire to go to California nt the
time named. Tickets w lit be on sale
June 21th, to July Cth. limited for le
turn passage to September 5th, 'S3
inclusive, affording ample oppoitunlty
for tours and sight seeing In the far
vv et.
Consult Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
for fuither particulars.
Smoke the Popular Punch Cigar, 10c.
Point
tin
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display. Prices this
This Sale closes Fri- 5S
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0 PLATES
Artificial Teeth for which othet
dentists charge $ii, $12, $8 and $3.
Our price, $8, $7, 5 and $2.75.
Gold Ciown and Bridge Work foi
which others charge$io, $;and$
Our price, $5, 54 and $1.50.
Gold and other Fillings, 25c uj.
We extract teeth, fill teeth and
insert Gold Crowns and Bridge
Work without pain.
Dr. Barrett,
Dentist,
316 Spruce St., ..t;8,-
LEADER IN LOW PRICES
Keep Cool
Electric
Fans
Of All Kinds
at
GHAS. B. SCOTT'S
119 Franklin Ave.
4th July, '99
We can supply all those who
wish to celebrate at lowest market
prices with the best line of
FIRE CRACKERS, FIREWORKS
of every description, Balloons, etc.,
we have ever carried. Flags in
Cotton, Wool and Silk at greatly
reduced prices from last year.
Poles, Flag Buckets and everything
in the line.
Our Victor Bicycles are about ex
hausted, but expect another con
signment at $z8 cash. Other lines
have only a lew left.
J, D. ILLUS I BRQ
3!1-31G-;J1S Lacka. Ave.
.SCUANT0N. PA.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Elmwood Hall
Elm hurst, Pa.
J'urmcrly Hotel nimluirst.)
Open All the Year.
J'IiIh hotel lms heen lotnodele I nnd refittal
throughout and "'III op-n its door June 11,
l'or ratos u'" call on or udilron
DR. W. H.H. BULL
ELMHURST, PA,
THE WilJOL.A,
An Ideal Health Ko-ort, UoutitN
fully Situated vvitli 1'ul!
Lake View.
Absolulclv fire from ni.iKnla jnd mrs
cpiltucs. ho.itl ik. tlslilng, danclnj, tennis,
oiehcstr.i. etc pure l.lthi.i vvatoi spring;
plenty of old Hhiule, pine grovo of lunja
lues surround hotel, excellent lutila;
rates n isonnhlp. capacity of Iiiijho, 2").
Illustrated booklet unci lefcreiices oil ap
plication C. B FREAR. LAKE WINOLA, PA
SPRING GROVE HOUSE,
FERN HALL,
Crystal Lake Refined Family Resort
HWro leave ('urbondato for 1'eru Hull nt
a.Hllp in htuse leaven Fern Hull for Tar-
bondHlent H.:in a in. Telepliouo Conned.
tlon: "lrn Hall," pay station
C I). & M. C. JOIINbOV, Manager,
l'cutottlce AddreN. Dunctall, l'iu
NEW JERSEr.
The Arlington Ocean firove, N.J.
Tho lourilnir hotel
rtiirn .Tiinrt tn HMn-
her CuUliv ami
Ditrt Inn 1 1 nnv ot1.il
'- vUlaill' liv ph fit' m -
Hanltuiy niraiiceiiienlH ptifect. Orchs.
tin tlHtec IJ0 to rtt, two in room.
Hpeclar Juns and fumlly rates Send for
booklet, L 11. MLLA.U, riou,
HaL2'')v
WiliiJ i 1. nlii i'1
Lake Carf), Wyoming County, Pa.
He.iiUlfulh located good rKhlnir; bolt
ing nnd li.iiliuiK TiibU unecellid 11,
I. S W H It niooiiiKbuig division, train
leaving Scrunton at IL'51 p m , makes di
rect cumicrtluns lu l.ihlRh Vullej to
I.alce JOHN II JONHS, Prop