THIS SUUAMTOJV 'JTtmUJNJS-THtTRSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1899.
CARBONDALE.
EPWOHTH LEAGUE CONVENTION
Boverni Hundred Delegates Will He
Here Programme of Exercises.
The Kimoitlr Leiitrui' convcntlcn of
the Wyoming oonfiTcncp xx ill be lipid
In Oarbotnlnlp on November 14 nnd 15.
Several hiindrcl iMrBntes will be In
attendance The omceis mo: Uev.
D. 0. Murdock. president, Itov. A. I-
ChniTrc, sprrptan ; ll". II. Kllnatrlck,
treasurer. Hpv J II l,ittell, Uev. n.
Kllpatrlck, Itov. C H. NexxhiK, Hev.
W. WtiKiiei J I. rraev and Hpv. G.
II. Prentice. pjbliiPt; Professor J M,
lllaclc, muslrnl dlrcctot.
Tt'ESDAV NDVEMUnit 14.
7:."!0 p in devotional inoptlnff, con
ducted by Hex. L, (.'. Murdock.
S.OO-Addiess by C M. OHIln, D. I)
WCDNKSAY. NOVEMBER 13.
8:no-" n. m Devotional hervlces led
by Hev G A Cure.
U-9 i? ConKrosis, spiritual work ot
the League, conducted by Hev. A. W.
Hayes, D D.
9:41-10 SO-ConRiess. Mercy and Help
department, conducted by Hev. Ji. C.
McDcrmolt, A M.
10.30-11.15 Congress. literati xxoik
of the T-eaKiie. conflticlesl by U V.
Bower, A. M.
11-15-12 Coubm'sf, social work of the
League, conducted b Hpv. C. II.
Mogg, Ph n
2:30 p m Devotional pel vice led
by Hev W 11 AIbpi.
2-30-3-15 .lunloi League xxotk Sub
ject "Shall we have n third League?"
Miss Jennie M. Ball Junior League
question lxv Mis Mattlp l. Meaker.
3:15-3 45 Address liv He. L. L
Sprague, D I). Subject: "The Bible
nnd Intellectual Life "
3 45-4 1G Address by Piofosior H J.
llockenbeirj Subject "Hlrthdaxo '
4 in-Addle bv P.ev. M. S. Hnitf,'
u D .Subject "Waxn to make stiong
the poxxei of the Hpxxorth League"
7 "0 p in Devotional ser Ice led by
Hev J F Warner.
8 00-Addrc by Hev. ('. r Hamil
ton. D D Subject. "Shields of Brass
for Shields rf Cold '
Thi following Impoitant suggestions
nii: made bj the committee
Two delegates and the pastoi may
bo sent from each league
Notify Box A F Chaffee, of Cai
bondale, at once of the numbei of dele
gates from your League who xxlll be
in attendance upon the convention,
glx lug him their address. Do not fall
to do this as it will greatly help the
:ommlttee on entertainment.
Do not fall to send your assessment
of one pei tent, per member to the
treasurer. Hex K. Kllpatrlck foopers
toxvn, X. Y , at once. If this might
be sent In before the conxention we
xxould bp much pleased.
Professor Black's book, "Chorus of
Bialse, will be used dining the con
xention Delegates paving full faie oxer the
Delaware and Hudson lailioad on
their way to the convention xvill be
leturned at one-third fate. Certifi
cates foi the i etui n fare will be is
sued by Hev. A. F. Chaffee.
DBAGGED BY A MULE.
Geoige Jotdan Fiightfully Injured
Yesterday Afternoon.
George the little eight-year-old son
of Michael .Ionian, of the West Side
was frightfully Injuied yesterday af
ternoon at 5 o'clock on Dundaff stieet.
He was riding one of the Delawate
and Hudson company's mine mules,
whn the onlnial became frightened
and threw him "If. He caught in the
harness and was diagged neaily an
eighth of n, mile to the mule barn, near
C'oalbrook breakei
Tlrb unfortunate lad was biulsed and
cut from head to foot. He sustained
deep gashes in the neck nnd under one
aim the skin xxns sciaped from his
nose and he Is suffeiing concussion ot
the liiuln About an hour after being
admitted to the Caibondale Emergency
hospital he became unconscious and
was still in that condition at a late
hour last night It is feared his in
juries xxlll pinxe fatal
INDIGNANT PARENTS.
Many patents of Park stieet haxe ex.
nessed In stiong terms their indig
nation oxer the failure ot the health
edpaitment to placard the McDonald
house in which a child died of mem
braneous crop Notice was not put up
titnll more than twenty-four hours had
elapsed from the time the phj.sle-lan
leported the case During the Interim
school tpachcrs and school children
xx ere exposed to the deadly malady.
There was fuither deiellctlon in allow 1
lug the icmalns to be kept nearly three
days when the law icqulres buiial In
such cases within twcnty-foui houis
HAD A KIDNEY REMOVED.
The nlnetcen-yeai-old son of John
Monlson who had a kidney remoxed
at Scranton locently, was admitted to
the Carbondale hospital yesterdax af
ternoon He is suffeiing an abscess nt
the M-at of the opeiatlon and Dr Gib
bons if Scranton. Is expected heie to
day to operate for the draining of the
abscess
- LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Beitha Johnson, of Maple ave
nue is entiitalnlng Miss Minnie Eddy,
of Afton. N Y
Attonu-j Louis Gr.imer paid Jermyn
a professional Mslt yesterday.
N F Fiankel. of New Yoik city,
was in Carbondale esteiday.
E D Latrop has been spending sev
en al days In Now York city.
Mrs S. F Caipenter has been visit
ing Afton N Y, fr lends.
Professor II J Hockenberry Is de
llvetlnga seilcs of lectures at Milford
on educational subjects
Henry Berry is 111 with the grip
The "Cherry Pickers" nttrncted and
The ffifGhem Sink
Should not breed
diseases like
typhoid fever or
malaria.
It will not if
you use Gold Dust
regularly.
Send for fr booU.t "Ooldea Kalei
for Homework."
THE N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY
Chlcsio SI. Louis NcwYofk Bosloa
pleased a largo audience nt Ufa Grand
opeia house last evening,
V. C. Manners, manager of the Peo
ple's Bhoo store, was In Scranton on
business yesterday.
MOOSIC.
Sallle Knapp returned Tuesday from
a txvo xveeks' visit among friends In
Schuylkill county.
Mrp. John Bossard Is entertaining
her sister
new W. Young and family are ex
pected home for Sabbath. They are
still In Niixv fork xvhero they xvent to
bury their little daughter Martha.
The funerul of Edxvln Bossard oc
elli red on Monday. Bripf services xvero
conducted at the house by Hev J N
Bailey nnd then the body xvas taken
to Stioudsbuig wheie the funcrnl was
held
The Hev. Dr. Park, of Plttston,
preached in the Presbyterian church
Sunday mninlng nnd no services were
held In the evening owing to the ab
sence of the pastor.
Hex. James Underxvood. ot Wilkes
Barre, xxns calling on friends here on
Monday
Fire was discovered In the house of
Mr. Webb on Brook .street nnd ft still
alaun bt ought out the hose company,
but the flames had bflen extlnqulshed
before thev arrived .
Four xveeks ago yesterday Louis
Thomas fell and broke both legs. Di,
Watson remoxed the weights ftom his
feet yesteiday nnd found the bones
grown together nicely and straight as
a die so lie pi edicts Loul? xxlll soon be
around no xvoise for his fall.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Tarewell Reception Given Miss Rob
erts Personal News of Interest,
Miss Mary Hobcits, the xxell known
daughter of Mr and Mis. Michael
Hoberts, of Second street, who left
last exenlngfoi British Columbia, was
tendered a farexxell on Tuesda exen
Ing by n number of the fi lends of the
famll.x. The T'x'cnlng xvas enjoyably
passed and refreshments xvere served,
after xvhleh there xxas much handshak
ing nnd xxlshes for Miss Bobeits' suc
cess and prospoilty in her nexx home.
On hei arrlxal at British olumbla
Miss Bobeits xxlll be mairled to Mr.
Tembj, a piospeious young man xxbo
Is engaged In gold mining and xx ho
xxas a lesldent bete some years ago
Through the breaking of one of the
hoisting catrlages at the Delaxxaio
nnd Hudson colliery xxoik xxas sus
pended yesterday just aftei starting
up.
Dr JI. J. Shields and Geege Dunn
weie Caibondale xlsltors yestetday.
Ned Edmunds nnd Frank Brady,
xxbo for some time past hax-e been In
the west, are at Ma field visiting their
f i lends.
Mrs. Gabel, of Utiea, N Y., Is visit
ing her son, Bert, nt the home of Mr
and Mrs. Will Grae, of Fourth
street.
Messrs Humpluey nnd Battel son,
two of Caibondale's xxhlst pla.xpis,
played a game here xxlth local men
last evening.
The smoke from the mountain flies
and a nasty fog thiexx- a dark shad
oxv over the boiougb all last exenlng
thiough (which the arc lights xvere al
most unable to penetrate and making
It most disagreeable out of doors. Not
xxlthstnndlng all this the patent medi
cine man who had ndxeitlsed a fiee
performance at the rear of Hotel Av
ery had a large audience all evening,
xx ho dclled both the smoke and fog for
the pleasing entertainment.
The degree team of Jermn Castle,
Knights of the Mystic Chain, xlsited
the Carbondale Castle last evening and
confened the second and third de
grees on a number of candidates.
TAYLOR NEWS.
A Musical and Literary Treat Suc
cessfully Conducted at the New
Catholic Parish Annual Bachel
or's Supper.
The entertainment nnd social given
at Webei's link on Tuesday evening
under the auspices of the rexv Cat ho
llo church xxns a giand mu ileal ami
llteiaiy treat The rink xxns taxed to
Its utmost capacity. The talent xxns
ceitninly of the xeiy best tna could
be selected for the ex-ent -ind nil rero
dtied their paits exceedlnglv xxi li
Those that deserve paitlculnr men
tion xxeio the xlolin and piano el -tlon
given by the Misses Lydla and
Edith Houser. Professor William Hume
nnd the Lolly children. Each ;iei
former responded to seveial encores.
At the conclusion of the nrogiamme
lefieshments xvcie seived The x-pii
xxas a financial success.
n excellent treat Is In store '
cxenlng when the Bachelor's annual
supnei will be held In the narluiH f
the Methodist Episcopal chuiih An
excellent menu will be presented by the
young men In charge
The committer of the iceent full- -nd
festival of the Odd Fellows' lodge Xvlil
meet this evening to xxlnd u: theli af
fairs. All membeis of the committee
aiu icquested to be present.
Mr John Coombs, ot Washington
stieet. Is sick at his home
A trolley party composed of ladies
from this town enjojed a ride to Bell
vue on Monday evening, where they
tendered a suipilso reception to Mrs,
Mnckln. of that place, a former resi
dent of this town Those xvho com
posed the party were: Mis. John
Youngbloot. Mis Peter Connoll. Mrs.
M. J. McDonald, Mrs John Watkins,
Mrs. Klpfer, Mis C H. Van Horn,
Mrs Alfred Hatten, Mrs Felix Day,
Mrs. M Cummlngs. Mis Bernard Scan
Ion, Mis John F Tubbs. Mrs. Cieoigp
Thomas, Mis H O'lloro, Mis Chnrles
Buskirk. Mrs Wesley Fatzlnger. Mis.
George Heinhardt Mrs J Stump, Mrs.
J McGraxv, Mis Fred Smith nnd
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Conntilly, MaBKie Lydon, Bella W'rlsht
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MIsh Annie Caiey. of Justu. Is xls
Itlni,' relatlx-es In the Aichbald.
Miss Maiy A. Bx-ans, of West Scran
ton, xxns the guest of fi lends in this
hoi ouKh yesterday.
The Watkins family of musicians of
this place paiticlpated in the concert
Blx-en nt the Sumner Axenue l'red--terian
chuich at Hide I'nik on Tues
day exenlnB.
Taylor castle. No. 267, KnlRhts of the
Golden KaKle, xxlll meet In their rooms
this ex-enlns.
Foreman M J. Mnckln, of Bellevue,
xxas a caller on friends here on Tues
day evening.
Mis. Silas Blnnoek, of the Aichbald
mlnew, left for Nexx- Oiant;e, X J, the
loio nart of the xxeek.
Laekaxxanna Valley council. No. 81,
Junior Older United Amcucnn Me
chanics, xxlll meet in their looms this
eveninr.
PBICEBURG.
John Weslex Castle No. r.49, K G. B.
xx-111 hold their resular session tomor-roxx-
ex-enliiR In Odd Felloxxs' hall.
Golden Chain lodge I O O. F xxlll
meet In session this pvenlnp.
Geoige Cooper of Pioxldenre ciicu
latcd among friends heie yesterday
A NEW WASHERY.
A Large Nexv Structute to Go Up at
TrescUow Shortly.
Wllkes-Barre, Oct. 2j. A very grati
fying piece of industrial nexxs to the
teldents of Tiesckoxx, ir. the Ha7U--1
ton legion. Is the announcement that
the Audenrled Coal company of xxhlcli
McTurk & Tylei. both Phlladelnhla
capitalists are at the head, haxe decid- I
ed on the erection of a large xxashery
In the Iclnlty of the abandoned Treso.
koxx- colliery The undertaklnpr, tliougli '
long (ontemplated. has Jlnally been as
good us decided upon, ns It xv-Hl In the
rnd prove the most proiltnblp dlsposl-i
tli.n that can be made of these moun-'
tnln banks of coal that they have long
since fortunately accjulicd, The banks I
represent thousands of tons of coal. I
having been accumulating for almost
txxo scote of years pievlous to the In
definite suspension of the collluy It
xxas for the puip.wp of preparing thesa
hanks that the Hardly Able xx-ashery
xxas constiucted se-eral yeats since,
but for some reason or other It xxas
nexer a success, the fond hopes and
bright piospects of the Conlnck Coal
company, xxho xxeio at that time tho
oxvners, falllnf. In their fulfillment.
Soon after It xvas purchased by tho
Audenrled Coal company, xxho rnz'd
the plant and utilised a.t much of tne
machinery and xxoodxxork as xxas pos
sible at their Stai xxasheiy. Since
then ariolls plans hax-c been submit
ted for the luciatixe dinposal of the
Hige hills of xxaste mineial.
Aftei considering the expense that
tho various plans submitted xxould In
cur nnd In consideration of the vast
O tnill ft ft tntiltt!''! 1 f xt 1nl 4 It tivn t f tin a
IIIIMIUMk ' IIIUIV tXI t (L 4 iMVIC li. II in I
been finally decided to establish a lnrgj
plant, the laigest of tho kind in the
leglor to be fitted xvlth the mo3t
modem machinery and all oth r mc
chnnlcnl appliances of the Tery latest
pattern.
THEATRICAL.
'The French Maid."
What 'xvas characterized on the pnv.
rjrammes ns tho frisky London novelty
"The Fiench Mnld." xxns preeentrd for
tho first time In this city Inst cvenlns?
at the I.yccur. before a good sized aud
ience. The piece had a run of 307 nights In
Nexv York some time ago ami xve are
led to the belief from this that though
Nexv Yoik theatre goeis are generally
consldeied to bo especially discriminat
ing, a Nexv Yoik inn is not alxxays an
Infallible test of merit
The "French Maid" Ir one of those
harmless productions called muileal
comedies xvliich huxe become to pop.
ulm- of late years. The lnrgfi- poitlon
of these aro adapted from tho French
but this Is a strictly Unglluh affair
for xvhleh a gentleman xvlth the ex
ceedingly Knsllah and aristocratic
name of Capt. Hash itoo.j stands as
author and xxlth tru Urltlsh up-to-dateness
lie offered such Yankeeded
bon mots as "I xxlll remember If I don't
forget," for us to laugh and bo merry
nt.
The plot xvas of the usual musical
comedy brand: a gay and nxvfullv
dovlllsh young lady, xvlth a host of
varied udnilreis and the usual Impos
sible complications. The redeominu
fuatuio of the pirductlon xvas tho
music, tho larger poitlon of xvhleh xvas
wpeclally bright and catchy. Huch
Remedy 7 JHSBfl
chnractcr hnd at least one song and
somo had txvo, in fact tho company
x-ould, Ilka one of tho characters,
"burst into song on the slightest pro
vocation," Tho company xvas very clex-er, tho
hit of the evening being probably mado
by L'dlth Murrilla in tho title rolo and
by Frank lllalr, as tho xvalter. The
latter must bo of a very gentle dispo
sition dr nltnost c'cry character in tha
piece rommlttcd aggravated assault
and battery on him during the per
formance and ho Jioxcr made a mur
mur. Others of tho company x-.ho de
serve special mention nro Kd. Kedxxay,
Hallcn Mostyn, Hoxvaid Truesdnll,
Henri Laurent and Anna Harclay,
The chorus, while not old, xxas frank
ly not pretty and garbed In costumes
that xx dl, that brought back memor
ies of those 307 nights In Nexv Yoik.
The scenic effects xxl-ro on tho xxholo
very good.
"The Cotton King."
The King Dramatic company pr
Hented Sutton Vane's eelebrnted melw
drama, "The Cotton King," in a very
creditable manner la night. The
leading roles xxere sustained In nn ac
ceptable manner by Kirk Uroxvn nnd
Miss Katherlno Crego. The piece nf
fords much oppoitunlty for scnlc ef
fects xxhlcli xxere taken odx-antago of
by the management.
This afternoon tho company xvill pre
sent "Carmen" and tho bill this even
ing xxlll be 'The Power of tne Press."
"It Takes Place Amid New Scenes."
The scene of the Mist net of "Zaza,"
David TJelasco's latest and gieatest
play, shov s the stage behind the
xxlngs, and the Interior of one of the
diesslnp- rooms In a provincial theatro
In France. The color, the movement,
ai'd the strangenc-s of this scene to
i-es not uccustomed to scenes behind
the stage, has provt n most interesting.
The dllferent ihnrnctors that con
tribute to the xaudexllle enleitalnmeiit)
which Is supposed to !) tailing place,
flit about the stage In their quaint,
and queer costumes,, laurhlng, talking
ami joking with exeli other ns stage
folks do, while they axvalt the time for
tilth- appearance bfoie the public.
The atmosphere of this fict Is most
delightful, and it happily introduces
"Zaza," around whom tho story re
volves, and gixes the public an under,
standing of xxhy this glri xxho after
xvards shoxvs herself to be so noble,
and ho self-sat rlf cing. is the gaj, beau
tiful, butterlly creature, petted, spoiled,
thoughtless, and heedless never taking
time to think xxhether a thing xxas
lifjit or xxrong. even if she knexv
Mr. Bclnsco l'ts especially selected
and Ihotoughly lehearscd the company
which xvill present the play In this
city, -
Mr. Charlts Frohman has provided
for the production of nil of the scenery,
piopertics and costumes xxhich have
contributed so material a feature to its
success in Nexv Yoik.
And speaking of 'Ucccfses in Nexv
Yoik, there may be those who do not
knoxx. although they must be texx, that
"Zaza" has been the most triumphant
dramatic success ot the age For al
most two beasone it has completely
filled the Garrlck tluMtto in Nexx- York,
and hundreds hax-o been turned away
unable to secuie ex en standing room to
see the play. It xxlll be presented In
this city for the first time at the Lyl
ceum theatre, Monday evening Oct.
30.
At the Academy.
The Cluster Dt VumU' Stock com
pany begin a week"? eng iRcment Mon
day cxenlng, Oct. 'X at the Academy
om Music. Mr. De Vonde's suppoit is
exeellenl Mlsb Kmlly Lnscclles. the
leading lady, xxas the leading lady in
one ol Chailes Iloyt's laigest attrac
tions last faoason. Special scenciy is
carried for each pioductlon. Mr. De
Vonde is a young netor. xvho displays
splendid dignity of demeanor, great
breadth of gesture, unimuted pluy of
countenance and tho sustained eabe
of spontaneity nnd his acting Is n con
Mimato mastery of ai t.
Seldom Is such enthusiasm dls
plajed In a place cf amusement, a-
that xxhich xxas displayed at tho open
house In York during the action of
Mr De Vonde's beautiful story of fion
tler life, entitled "Itanch Hero (Com
panion piece to Ragle's Nest), His in
terpretation of the dual role of Dr.
Jekjll and Mr. Hvdo is said to bo the
finest ever witnessed, Mr De Vonde's
triumph being all the greater aa ho
never before attempted n character of
this kind. A special featuie of the,
engagement xvill bo dally matinees, ex
cept Monday 'there xvill bo no long de
lays and the plays xxlll receive the
same careful productions ns tne even
Ing peifoimances.
The opening bill will be the great
f-cenlc s-ensatlon, entitled "Ten Ton
Door,'- one of the greatest milltaty
comedy dramas ever seen.
"A Younp; Wife" Comlno;.
"A Young Wife " the melodramatic
success of the reason in New Yoik.
xvheie It ends Its long and successful
run at the Fourteenth stietl theatre
on October Hlh, xvill this bt-ason be pie
sented In the important cities of ho
countiy, with the entire original Met
lopolltan cast, and all tho original nnd
elaborate scenery, custunieh and acces
sories used in the New York produc
tion In the company xvliich lias don so
much for tho fuccps-s of the pliy are;
Selma Herman, a clever young actress;
Kininet C. King. Malcolm Williams,
John L, 'Hooderson, P. August Andwr
son, Neil Florence, Claude Gilllng
water, Frank Sheridan John Dannas
ter, Itichaid Qullter, James J. DeUarie,
Chai lotto Crane, Sydnoj Coxxoll, Mai.
garet U. Oxxen and Alum Harle. "
Young Wife," xvill be presented In
ecianton November 10 und 11.
At tho Gaiety.
"Miss Noxv York, Jr.," xvhleh begins
a three days' engagement nt the Gaiety
theatre Monday afternoon needs no In
troduction to our theatregoers. It is
one of the greatest favorites noxv be
fore tho public, and, llko wine, it glows
better each year.
The programme offered this jear Is
a sui prise and revelation to all nnd a
'big hit" ex eryxx here. F.verythlng from
beginning to end is fresh original,
novel. The f-how bubbles over xxlth
beautiful costumes, gorgeous scenery,
lively and catchy music, handsome
girls and clever comedians, combined
xxlth unusunlly fine spfclaltles. The)
Indications are tint unusully big
houses xvill prevail throughout the en
eagement of this company.
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Sl.roo a year xxork for us Our leather
suipcnders sell themselves, cannot wear
out, nttrnctlx-o assortment, excluslxe ter
ritory, samples free conditionally J S
Hcrry Mfg Co , A 520 Cincinnati, O
HELP WANTED.
WANTHD-TtlOItOlTIIGLY Dt'FICIDNT
stenogriipher nnd txpexxrlter for
Smith Premier machine, state ngo. expe
rience, reference nnd salary expected. Ad
dress The James 11 Hnxves Manufactur
ing Co, Toxxnnda, Pa.
HELP WANTED MALE.
WANTHD-TIAKDU AS ST'.COND HAND
Pchetier Pros , ,111 Urook street
WANTKD-YOl'NO MAN WILLING TO
xxork at fitting up xalx-cs and heating
specialties Urnlris reaulred more than
experience Ansxver bx letter Klcley, 11
A 13tli htreet, Nexv York.
MONEY TO LOAN.
roFrTANrTNn-iiALF pi:n cdnt
and fixe per cent money on approved
seruiltv M. II IIOLGATE. Common
xveallh building
BOARDING.
noXRmNo'AT02TcnDAiTXvl:Ninr
BOARDING BK PINE STREET.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
frnNISHED ROOMS-324'adXmS AVU
nue. PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS -With
conveniences, $150 up fill Lin
den street
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO
order nlo ladles' waists. Louise
Shot maker, ill Adams avenue
MISCELLA NEOUS.
THE ART OF DYEING CLEANING
and curling ostrich feathers taught by
a French rxpeit. also dry cleaning gar
ments, tinting gloxrs In all shades Terms
xer reasonable. Address G. Tallllar, 301
E Genesee street, Syiacuse, N. Y.
TO WHOM- CONCERNED-DRAWING
for organ and book case at Co-opcra-tlxu
hall. Sept 2$, Is postponed to Oct 10,
1E.1D
LEGAL.
THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE
membeis of tho Pennsjlxanla Oral
School for the Deaf xxlll be held at the
ofllce of the secretary, 401 Council build
ing, Scranton, P.i , on Wednesday, Nov
8, l&ftfi. at 3 p. m for tho election of four
directors to serxo threo ears and for tho
transaction or such other business as
may propel 1 be brought before the meet
ing HENRY BELIN, JR , Sec'y.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
celxed by the Consolidated Water
Supplj Co , Carbondale, Pa., -until 2 p.
m. Nox ember 4. lV). for the furnishing
of all tools, labor, appliances and matei
l.ils necessary to build und complete a
Gate, House and Bulk-he.ul at I'rjstal
lake Lackawanna countx. Pa, accord
ing to plans and specifications on file nt
the company's ofllce In Carbondale. Bid
ders vx ill bo required to enclose cash or
certified chock In tho sum of $1j0 as a
guarantee that tho successful bidder xxlll
enter Into a contract xxlthln tix-o es
from date of award.
The Ccnpolldated Water Supply Co
reserxts the right to reject any and all
bids
CONSOLIDATED WATER SUPPLY CO
Walter Prick, engineer.
IN RE- PETITION TO FREE THE
Rldgo Turnpike Companj's road from
tolls and toll gates
Notice Is hereby given to whom it mu,'
concern that application xxlll bo made to
the court of Quarter Sessions of Lacka
xx anna county on Monday, November 11,
lsi't, at 0 o'clock a m, In accordance
xrith the proxl'lons of an Act of Assem
bly of the commonwealth of Pennsjlx-a-nl.i,
apiox-ed second of June A D, 1VS7,
for the appointment of a jurx of xlexx,
consisting of fixe reputable iltlzcns of
said countx. to xlexv nnd condemn the
Ridge Turnpike Company's Road, a roml
located wholly In Lackawanna county,
extending from Sanderson axenue In tho
city of Scranton to Main street In the
borough rf Dickson City, and to make
the same freeof tnlls and toll satis, and to
assess tho damares to xvhleh the oxxner
or oxxneis thereof max- bo entitled there
for. The same being a road upon which
tolls are noxv chirgpd to tho trax cling
public b xiilue ot an Act of ARse-mbly
J W CARPENTER
Attorney for Petitionee
AUDITOR'S NOTICE-IN RE ESTATE
of John Shiffer, deceased No "02.
Serbs B, Orphans' Court. L-irkaxxannn
roiintj
The undei signed, an indltor appointed
by the Orphans' Com t of Lack ixxiiun i
count) to piss upon the exceptions ill. d
to tho first partial account of the admin-
iMrilillA. nun in iimm iiisii minion in nil'
bnlain e found dun on such .leoounl, hcre
hx glxes nolle o that bo xxlll attend to the
dutlcH of his appointment nt his ofllce.
In the Commonxxoalih building In the
city of Sennton. on Sitnrdny the foul til
day of N'oxrniher iron nt 10 n'i livk a in
All ersons interest! d max attend and
all persons hnvlng -b Ims upon said fund
aie rrnuliid to make tin ni nt thit tlnm
or be debarred fmni coming In upon said
fund F L HITCHCOCK Auditor
BY A YOUNG I.NOF0YI?A?S?
plumber, englncci, electrician pirfeet
Ing pre soman nnd master mechanic, de
sires position xvlth some responsible firm
whoso honest, sobriety nnd alillltj wnl
bo appreciated b) cmploxer will sunt
at low xvagos to provo himself worthj
any honest labor Adelress, i: H 11
this ofllce.
SITUATION WANTKD-BY A YOUNG
man willing to xxork at anything-. Ad
dress L., 446 Hickory stieet.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A GIRL 15
years old, to mind baby. Address 32.1
Putnam street. North End.
SITUATION WANTED-BYAN EXPER
tenced alteration hand pr saleslady for
cloak nnd suit department. Address Rose
Tlce, 307 Washington avenue
SITUATION WANTKD-IIY A .MAN
who urderstanels Hiking enre of boll.
ers ui running stationary engine. Address
. 11 l ,JJ llinnn u,.a. t, .....-. ..
a -,, ...., . ....vu,, ruii-i, ocrninuin, I'ti
SITUATION WANTED-TO GO OUT
washing und Ironing, washing and
Ironing taken home also. Call or nddrcks,
A. II., 331 N, Sumner axenue.
PROFESSIONAL.
ARCHITECTS
EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT,
Coiuifli building, Peranum
E L WALTER, ARc7nTHCOlriCl)
rcar of COO Washington uxenue
LEWIS HANCOCKriR . ARCHITECT,
43.) Sprtico st , cor Wash uv Scranton.
FREDERICK L. IIROXX'N. ARCIHTIH'T,
rrico building, 12, Washington tivcnuo,
Scranton.
T I. LACEY & BON. ARCHlTrE('Ts!
Traders' Nalloiril P.nnk
orvrsr?
DR I. O. LYSI N. SCRANTON Pitt
xate Hospital, tor. Wyoming and .Mul
berry DR. II F REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O
DR C C. DAUBACH, 11B Wyoming axe.
WELCOME C SNOVICR Coal Hvelungr
2nd floor, Room D Hours, 0 to 1, 2 to C.
HOTCLB AND RESTAURANTS
THE ELK CAFE, 123 und 127 URAN'K
II tl axenue Rates reasonable.
I ZEIC.LER, Pioprletor
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D. L .t W
passenger depot Conducted on tin En
lopenn ulnn VICTOR KOCH, Prop
LAWrcfi
RICHARD J BOURKE. A1TORNEY-at-Lnxx,
i0O-2 Laeknxxnnin axenue Gen
eial laxx business, collections anil loans
J W. BROWNING. ATTORNEY AND
Ceun'ollor-nt-Lax' Rooms 312-311 Mear.
Building
D B REPLOGLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated on real estate socurlt
Jtcars builcllng, corner Washington
nvenue and Spruce street
M J DONAHOE, ATTORNEY-AT-law
Onie-es, (112-id3 Meiis Building
PRANK E. BOYLE, ATTORNEY AND
Cntinsellor-nt-Laxv. Bun building,
rooms 11 nnd 11, Washington axenue
WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP, AT
tornejs nnd Coun-ellors-at-Laxv Ke
publlcan building, W-ishlngton axenue,
Scranton, Pa
JESSUP & JESSt'P ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - at - Lnxx. Cominonxvcalth
butlellng: rooms , 20 and 21
JAMES W OAKPORD ATTORNEY-AT-Laxx-
Rcoms CU, 613 and Sic, Board of
Trade building.
JAMES J H HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-nt-Laxv
S02 Copiinonwc.ilth building,
Scranton.
EDWARD W THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms f-Cl-mt 0th floor, Me irs building.
L A WATItES. ATTORNEY-AT-IAW
r.02 Board of Trade building, Scrnnten,
Pa
C II PITCHER ATTORNEY-AT-LAXV.
Commoiixxe ilth biillillng. Scranton, Pi.
PATTERSON Xr WILCOX, TRADERS'
National BnnK building
C COMEOYS
Building.
!)-n (REPUBLICAN
A W BERTHOLU
Menrs building
ATTORNEY,
PHYSICIANS AND 5UROr;ON3
MARY A SHEPHERD. M dTiIOME
opathlst. riC Undtn strrct
DR. W E ALLEN. .".13 NORTH WASH
Ington axenue
DR. L M GATES, ROOMS 207 AND 201
Board of Trade building Ofllce hours,
S to 0 n m 2 tu 1 anil 7 tei S p n
Residence. 30 Madison axenue.
DR C L. UREAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture. Truss Pitting nnd Pat Reduc
tion Ofllco telephone, I'M. Hours, 10 to
12, 2 to ), 7 to 'i
DR S W L'AMOREAUX OFFICE n
Washington axenue Residence, IMS
Mulherrx-. Chronic diseases, lungs,
heart, Mdnexs nnd gcnlto-urlnnry or
gnns a specialty Hours 1 to I p m
W G ROOK, VETERINARY SUR
geon. Horses, Cattle and Dogs treated
Hospital 121 Linden street, Scranton.
Telephone 2C72.
'SCHOOL':
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWANNA.
Scranton. V,i Courses preparatory to
college laxxMnrdl'-lne or business. One-ns
Sept 11th Send for rntnlogue Rex
Thomas M. Cann, t.L n , principal and
proprietor: W. E. Plumley, A. M , head
master. SCEOS
G R CLARK ft CO. SEEDMEN AND
Nurscrxmcn: store 140 Washington axe
nue; green house, l-Bn North Main ave
nue; store telephone. 7'-2
WIRS SCREENS
JOS KUF.TTELP.EAn rULACKA
xx anna avenue, Scianton, Pa manufac
turer of Wire Screens
WWI.C.'V'JUS
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
balls plcnli s, pailles, receptlnns xx, ti
dings and concert xvoik fiirnlslusl For
terms address R J Bain r. conductor,
117 Wjomlng iixciiue. uxor Hulhcrts'
music store
MEGARGEE BROTHERS PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes, pipi r bigs, txvtne
Waiehouse 130 Wnshlngtiin pxeiiue,
Scranton, Pa
CITY SCAVENGER
k TT bTTuTcTs CiVeaNsI'RIVY VAULTS
and cess pools in odor Tmprned
pumps used A II BRIGOS Proprl, tor
LeM e- orders 11 m Voitli M iln axe nue,
oi Eleke's eli iik store e orm r Adams nml
Mullum Ttlephotu 0310
SCALP TREATMENT,
XV "WVN"
MRS L T KELLER S('AIPTREVT-liu-it.
30e- sh impooinss 3in- facial
mil 'Wire matifiurliig, 23c; I'lilropndy.
701 Qulncy.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
lUflJ
Schedule in Effect Juno 19, 1809.
Tiains Leave Scianton:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hanisburfr, Philadelphia, Bnlti
inore, Washington, and for Pitts
buig nnd the West.
9.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Heading, Norrlstovvn,
nnd Philadelphia; nnd for Sun
but y, Hnnlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimoie.Washlngtbn and Pitts
burg and the West.
8.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.S8
p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrisburp;,
Philadelphia, Baltimoie, Wash
itiRton nnd Pittsburg and the
West.
4.S7 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsbuig, Philadelphia nnd
Pittsburg.
J It. WOOD Gen 1 Pans Agent
J. D HUTCHINSON, ticneral Manugur.
RAILROAD TIME TABL
Del., I.njka, nnJ Wostjrn.
Effect Monday, Juno C. 1SK).
Traits Icaxo Scranton ns follows: Ex
i i??"n or Now Y,,rk and all points en ,
p in S-W und 10y5 "' " J,K1 am- :'3
i?m "". f"r l-nototi, Tienteiii, Phlladel
! ioaii'' tll. """I". 5.10, 6 00 und 10.05 a.
in., 32.K and 3 33 p m
Jobjhnniia accommodation, CIO p m.
"VJ"' f.or UlnKhamtiin. Oswego, El
5iX?.'i -orl,,lvK' J-'111" Danville, Mount
?rr '"nr'' "'iffnlo, 1.' 10, 1.38, fiOO n. m ;
i iki p aril ii o0 p in., mnkluK closo connoc
,...? ."l 1.--"Tal0 o nil points In the west
""":- nml "outhwet
xx nshlnpton accorrmodatlon, 3.10 p. m
luimlmmton anel way stations, 103 p. in.
i' acton xllle accommodation, 4 t) p. in.
iMclinlKon nccommnd itlon. 0 00 p. in.
LMHess for Utlcu and Rlchlleld Springs,
-y a. ni. nml 133 p m
Illmiii 8i. Ooo n m, and u,5 p. m
lor Nirthumlieili ud, PlltUon, Wllkcs
llarrc Plx mouth, Bloornsburg and Dan.
Mile, making clos ceiiuuctleins nt North
iiml.erland for WltUnm-poit. Harrlsbuig,
Hiiltlmore, WMshlnglon end the south
Not thmnbei land nnd Intermediate sta
tions, i, jo, loos a m. nnd i.tn and K40 p.
Nnntlecke and Intetmcellate stalons. 101
and 11 lo u tn Plmouth mid Intermedlato
stations 1 V, and S M p m. For Kingston,
J- nh li, m
Pulhniiii parlor and sleeping coaches on
all e vpn ss trains
lor detailed infoimitlo'i, pocket tlmo
!n.'l',u,-. r,r" "l-l'-v " 51 '- Smith DIs
trlct P.iwMiigir Agent, depot tlckut ofllce.
Central Uallroid of Nexv Jersey
Stations In New- York-Foot of Liberty
street, N R mid South Ferry, Whitehall
Stieet.
nthiaelle eml used evcluslxely, Insur
ing eleanllness mil comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EFrECT OCT. 13. 1S10.
Trains leave Scranton for Now York.
Ncxxaik, Elizabeth Philadelphia. Easton.
Bethlehem. Allentoxxn, Munch Chunk and
xxhlte ll.ivnn, at S "rt u m.: express, 1 20;
expiess 4 no i m Sundays. 2 13 p m.
For Plttston and Wllkes-llarre. 8 "SO a.
in . 1 2 liiO)) m Sui.ebixs. 2 13 p m
I-or Mountain Paik, S 30 a. in . 1 20 p m.
Snmlnxs 2 13 p. m
Foi Itiltlmoie and Washington, and
points South nnd West Via Bethlehem,
s "a a m , 1 20 p m Sundnx s, 2 13 p m
For Long Brain h. Ocean Grove, etc, nt
S "0 n. in und 1 20 p m
I'm Rending Lebanon nnd Ilnrrlsburg,
via Allentoxxn S 3ii a. in . 1 20 p. m. Sun
dnx s 213 p m.
For Pottsxllle, lldii, m . 1 20 p. m.
Through tickets to all points East.
South a nil West nt lowest into at tho
st itlem
.1 H OL1IAUSEN, Gen Supt.
H I. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agt.
Delaware an 1 Hudson.
On May llth. im trains will leave
he rauton as follows
For Cm bond lie KM, 7 33, SVJ, 1013 n.
m : 12 noon, 12!, 2.M 3 32. 3 23, 0 23, i 37,
! 13, 11 Oil p in l lfi n ni.
Per Alban.x, Saratoga, Montrcnl, Boy
ton, Nexx England points, e tc 6.2u n. m ,
2 20 p. in.
For Honedale C 20, 10 II n. m.: 2.20, 3 2"
P in
For Wllkes-Barre C.l", 7.1'. S. 41. o H
10 11 a. m.; 12 03, 123, 3 S3, 127, 0.10. 7 i
10 II 1110 p m,
Fen- New York. Phil idelphli, etc, xli
Lehigh Valley Rallloail-fi 13 p. m.; 1201,
1 2S. 127 p tn ; with Black Diamond Ex
press, ii -o p m
For Peimsxlxaiila R-illroad points, 0 47,
9 3S a in ; 2 IS, -127 p ni
For xxestern points, xia Lehigh Volley
R.illieiail-7 Is a in . 12 03. 1 V.. with Blne-k
Dl iinnnel Epiev 10 11. 11 .",0 p. m
Tinlns xxlb airixe In Scianton as fol
loxxs From Cirbondalo 'ind the North 0 40,
7 43, SIS 0 31 10 3S. 11 3S u. 111.; 1.23, 213,
3 23, 12! 7 13 10 3s, 1127 p in.
From Will es-1'.irie and the Smith A 11.
74s, SIS, 103 1133 a m.; IIS. 211 3 IS,
r 21), F 21, 7 31, !) 03 10 03 p m ; 1.13 a. in
SUNDAY TRAIN'S.
For Cnrlieitnlalc 9 03, 1133 p. m ; 2 21,
3 32. 3 47. ') fit p m.
For Will es-ltarre-D TS 12 03 a. m ; l.Vt.
3 2s, S 41. 7 4S p. ni.
Pol Alb.it x. Saratoga, Monti eal, Bos
ton. Nexx England points, etc., 2 23 p m
Lowest rates to nil points 111 United
Stntes nnd Canada
.1. W. BFRDICK, O I". A . Albany. N Y.
11 W. CRO-sS. D PA. Scr.intijnr Pa.
LehIKh Vallev Katlro.iJ.
In EfTce't May 11, 1W)
TRAINS LEAVE SCRANTON.
I'or Philadelphia and Nexx Yolk, x la D
.; II R R at (.13 u in and 12.01. Lis
4 27 lllldcl; Dlimnnd Epiess) and II '0
p m. Sundas, D & II R R. 1 3S, 7 lx
p. m
For Vthlto llnvcii, Hazleton and prlr -clp.il
points In the coal legions, via 1
iX. It R R. 0 43 .'is mid 4 J7 p m. For
Pottsxllle. 0 13 2 1' p 111
For Bethlehem. Eastern. Reading, llnr
ilsburr ami pilnclpil Inti'imedlnto slu
tlons. xli D .X. H It It.. 1.13 a. m.; 12 (it
2 IS 127 (Black Diamond Expiess), 1 .
Sundnjs D .t H R. R. 1.."!. 7 4b p in
For Tunkh.ineicl., Toxx.iiiila, Elniii.i.
Ithaca, Geneva and principtl Interinedl
nto stations, via D. L .t W. 11. It. Ss
n m , 12 33 and 3 13 p in
For Geneva. Roche stei. Buffalo, Niag
ara Falls. Chlcaco. and all points west
via D. te II It It. l.'ot, ! : Glliek Dia
mond i:piess). 7 is and 11.30 p in Sun
elaH D i. II II II 12 Oi n in, 7 IS p in
Pullman pallor and slieplng oi I.ehliJi
Valli p.nlor c irs on nil irntus lietxxeen
Wllkes-B lire and New York Philadel
phia, Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
ROLL1N II. WILBUR, On Supt., South
Bethlehem. Pa
C1IAS. S LEE Gen Pass Agt.. 20 Coit-
landt street. N. xx Yoik
A. W. N'ONNEMACIIER. Dl Pass. Art ,
South Belhlebim, Pa
For tickets nml Pullman icscrxatlnns
apply SiX L-ickiixvami.i axe . Scranton, Pa.
llrle and Wyoming Valley.
Tlmo Tablo III Effect Sept. 11 lhOI
Tialns leave Seiialon for New York
Nexxbuigh und Inle inn dl.iti- points on
ihh rallie nl also im Haxxlej and local
points at 70i a m und -' Zl p in
Retui ning ii lis in i ix nt Scranton
at
1(121 a in anil I P. anil in p. m.
ftCllAN'l'0" DiVISEO.N.
tn rffcrt June tiflili, 1S03,
North Hound.
fenutli Hound,
so:
t
:o:i -joi
0'2 204208
M 1
2 a
Stations
M
3 & E
15
U ISoia
p n irlvo leine,
7S5N Frankllu t
7 in West -i.'ijit street
IX u
1 41 . .
7S5 ;
7 iwi xxeenaxxiom
810 ....
A II
r mp
it Arrlxo
Leave a
XI I M P 9
10 41"
0 1 IS
i IS 1 Oil
6 07 18 '0
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5 4l'l8l1
3 10 .' ( II
5 Jlill Ml,
5 10.11 -19
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hfailljht
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PoyuUllu
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fleiihnnt Alt.
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AlcMH.ua
XXloloii
PrclcMllO
01"liaiit
lilceburrf
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Troxlilsiice
Pail, 1'iace
c io aTs, ni
10 40
hlt -'ll 4 3
10 31
10 i'l
10 IS
10 01
Of,n
0 40
II SO - -tf 4 4
0S5 a 31
4Ci
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7 oxi s ral o ')
7 (Ml 3D 6 31
7 JU 3 19' 6 43
7 3l! 3 34. 614
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8 04 4 (111 :
8 0a 4 10, C 7
8 10 4 14 g Ii
8 14 HIT bSJ
8 10 4 '.'Oi 6 Si
4 ItOi
4 J- 1101
1.411 Oil
4 19110.-7
4 11 10 M
hciantuu
A II
r M A M I.C&VO
Arrive
A U'T ur u
t Sunday only
I sl'iitncB tliat tralrn stop on tlsnal tor ra
sengers ,
I I alns aox and "oa Sundar onlf- otber trains
dally e"ccc'it -uiidny
i-ecure latrs xla untailo a Western bcloie
purcliaslnif tickets and siivei money
inouvb wanner outT?t ulcoper nod trft if
clloinuetialrcar Npsx- orfctu t'lilojso i-film
change l'nksruurr centra Ilreltiee-,1 i
Two C'lll Per Hlf.
J.t Andninn, (Jen rass ai
T. llltorolt, Dlv i B-i. i "-nii
. NEWSPAPERS
04000
THIJ Wll.KP.3-HAKP.i3 UIJCOP.D CAN
bo had In Scranton at tlio nowu standi
of KeUmun Uron , :oj Spruce and B03 I3n.
den, SI Norton M Lackaxvanna uxenue:
I. 8. tichutzer. 211 Suruco street.