THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1899. ' "' ' FOUNDLING HOME DONATIONS. SHERIFF'S SALES. SHERIFF'S SALES. SHERIFF'S SALES. ? JONAS d&SRftiL1 CiN'.ni' miM, g g m a CLQSE A r Arm1 H' tfi A BP38 M3fe I at 6 J v7 SALES vb ? JON AS WHITNEY'S WEEKLY BUDGET OF NEWS FARMER GOODRICH'S ADVEN TURE WITH A WILD CAT. A Few Echoes from the Rnilroixds. Prosperous Year of the Delaware and Hudson A Poem About Jim mie and Jack Political Pot In Susquehanna. Special to The Scranton Tribune. Susquehanna, Oct. 26. Farmer I.eon Goodrich, of Klkdale, had a dangerous adventure on Tuesday. He heard a great commotion In the barn, where he kept a young Holsteln bull. The animal was bellowing as If In great pain, and now and then came savage screams and ilerce snarling. Goodrich thought a large dog had got Into the barn and was worrying the bull, and hurried to the spot. On opening the barn door, he was astounded to see a large wildcat, with Its fangs burled In the bull's nostrils, while another wildcat, nearly as largo, was tearing at the animal's Hanks. The bull was rushing about in the lnclosure, bellow ing in pain, and trying In vain to shako the wlftlcat from his nose, al though he dashed the tenacious beast time and again ngalnst the side of the barn. The door of the enclosure opened In a small barnyard, and when the farm er recovered from his surprise, he flung the door open, and, without a thought of the peril he might place himself in, ho sprang to the nld of the bull. Goodrich seized the cat that was fastened to the bull's nose, and It at once relased Its hold and turned upon the farmer and attempted to get at his throat. The farmer, struggling with the Infuriated animal that had turned from the bull to him, backed to the door, pushed It open, nnd sprang into the yard, quickly followed by the bull and the other cat. Mood was flowing from the hull's nose and from the numerous wounds In the flank, neck and side where the wildcats had torn the flesh with their long, sharp teenth. Once In the yard the bull seemed to gain courage, and overcame the pain and helpless terror Into which it had been thrown by the combined attack of the cats In the small lnclosure, and, turning on Its tormentor, caught the cat on Its horns and Hung It violently against the barn. The cat fell stunned to the ground, and, before It could recover, ripped It open with its horns and tossed the body out of the yard. This had occupied but a minute, hut. during that time, Farmer Goodrich hail had a desperato struggle In defending himself against the other cat, and preventing It from getting at his throat. His clothing was nearly torn from him, and he had been severely bitten about the head and shoulders. He had no weapon of any kind, but ho at last succeeded in getting both hands on the wildcat's throat, and clutched It so tightly that the animal was forced to release Its hold on the farmer, and struggled to free Itself from his choking grasp. The struggle was a fierce one, and Mr. Goodrich at last hurled the cat with all his strength against the stone wall sur rounding the yard. The tenacity of tho desperate animal was such that It struggled to Its feet. and would have renewed the battle at once, but at that moment tho bull had Just vanquished the first cat, nnd, with a furious bellow, plunged forward and caught tho second wildcat on one horn, which It thrust Its entire length In the cat's side, and. with a quick momement of tho head, disemboweled the Impaled animal, and tossed It high In the air. Then Farmer Goodrich went back to his morning paper. RAILROAD ECHOES. Tho Susquehanna shopmen will be paid on Thursday for services in Sep tember, In tho aggregate about $50,000. The report that the Erie will abolish mileage books and make a general two-cent rate, lacks foundation in fact. It may come but not In this year of grace. During the season tho Erie has greatly Improved its road bed and roll Ing stock. The Erie was never more prosnernni than at present. It could use to ad vantage a great many more locomo times and cars. The Delaware & Hudson has had a wonderfully successful and prosperous year, in every respect. It Is a grand old road, and it Is deserving of all its great success. It'B men are always contented and loyal. THE BRIGHTER SIDE. A Susquehanna mother Bent her daughter to a drug store for a bottle of Jayno's Expectorant. When she called for "Jane's Experience," the clerk Just yelled. The Brltiih may get it in Lalng's Nek. The railroads are bringing In a large quantity of game principally euchre. In a walking match you can "go as you please." In a courting match you please at you go. "Ftopls nver cough after taking my LONG'S LONG'S medicine," advertises a Scranton drug gist. Hathcr fatal stuff. "A woman believes a man when ho says she Is sensible, even though she has but a moment before believed him when he said she was pretty." When a girl, who has encouraged a young man for ubout two years, sud denly turns around and tells him that she never can be more than a sister to him, ho can see fop the first time the freckles on her nose. FIUST STANZA, l.lttlo Jlmmlo and little Jack Went out to play on the railroad track; And as they played at thplr playful play, A freight train came along that way. SKCOXD STANZA. .lltnmic. Aged 5 Years. II. I. V. Jack. Aged ti Years. K. I. 1'. IN SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY. Dr, Dunbar Is about to remove from Harford, where he has practiced seven years, to Klrkwood, N. Y. Up to date, tho Ilurmvood Coal mines have not even panned out "excellent Indications." According to the Montrose Republi can, there are "Agulnaldo Democrats" in Susquehanna county. Mrs. Truman Perry, an aged resident of Thomson, was severely Injured by the kick of a cow, a few days since. The marriage of Miss Estelle Jeffers, of Montrose, and William Jeffers, of Philadelphia, Is announced to take place at the home of the bride, Novem ber 1. The Universalis of Brooklyn will celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of the dedication of their church, by three clays meeting, beginning on Fri day, November 10. Leading clergymen of the denomination are expected to be present. Amid nil the political turmoil In Sus quehanna county this fall, the Pro hibitionists are saying little, sawing wood and expecting nothing. They will get It. Occasionally, In this county, a mur der Is committed in Rush, but some how the authorities do not hang the murderers with a rush. Whitney. IN ALDERMANIC COURT. Various Cases Tried nnd Sentences Given Yesterday. Charlie McGuIre, Michael Oshego, John and Joe Sablno, tho small boys caught In tho act of stealing fruit from E. G. Coursen's store, were tried be fore Alderman Howe yesterday morn ing. The boyH were severely repri manded and on promising that they would not be guilty of the offence again, wero discharged. Carrie Smith, of Rreck court, had Carrie Roth and Mrs. Wlnloek ar raigned before Alderman Howe yester day morning on n charge of larceny of various articles aggregating nbout $27. The defendants were held In ball for $300 apiece. This action Is only another move In the Smlth-Wlnlock case, which was mentioned In yesterday's Tribune, Carrie Smith having arrested Casslo Roth nnd Mrs. Winlork for forcible en try Into her house, and Mrs. WInlack accusing the Smith woman of Illicit re lations with her husband. Yesterday Mrs. WInlack had her husband and Carrie Smith arrested and brought bo fore Alderman Millar. They waived a hearing and entered ball for $500. The latest move In the case was the swearing out of a warrant by Carrie Smith, before Alderman Millar, charg ing Mrs. WInlack with assault and bat tery. Mrs. Mary Hastvlck brought suit against Mrs. Martha Washncr and her son, Caslmlr, for assaulting her and her llttlo boy. Alderman Millar Issued warrants for the accused. The hearing of Mrs. V inlack accused of assault and battery by Carrie Smith took place last night before Alderman Millar. The Smith woman testified that the defendant, after making forcible entry Into her house had pinched her. pushed her nnd otherwise maltreated her. Mrs. "N Inlack denied this, and lind witnesses present to testify concerning her good character mid reputation. She was hold In $300 ball. Fred Addison was given a hearing yesterday morning by Alderman Kas son on the charge ot nssault nnd bat tery and pointing firearms preferred by Mary Wasnnck, nf Old Forge. In her Information for Addison's ar rest she stated that on October 11, he assaulted her nnd tore her clothes off, after which he pointed a revolver at her. Tho defendant waived a hearing nnd wns held In each case in tho sum of $300 ball. ARCHITECT DAVIS IS HERE. Y. M. C. A. Prize Winner Will Make Slight Changes in Flans. Seymour Davis, of Philadelphia, the architect whoso plans for the now Y. M. C. A buildings won llrst prize, waa in tho city yesterday and talked mat ters oyer with Secretary Mahy, of the local association. It was decided to mako eeveral minor changes in tho plans and Mr. Davis took them back with him to Philadel phia for this purpose. When they are again received they will be pi In ted in the form of a neat prospectus which will be used in soliciting (subscriptions SONS SONS for tho remaining funds necessary for the construction of the proposed building. The working plans nnd specifications cannot possibly be prepared for about two months and until that time, ot course, bids cannot be advertised for. The report of Prof. Hamlin, tho Judgd of the contest, has not yet been re ceived, and probably will not be un til today or tomorrow. ENDEAVORERS TO MEET. Scrnnton Union Will Hold Sesslon3 This Afternoon and Evening. The Christian Endeavor union of Scranton meets at the lnn Avenuo Baptist church this afternoon at !! o'clock. The meeting will bo called to order by Rev. J. P. Moffat, of the Washburn Street church. The song service will be led by C. H. Chandler and the divine services bp the Rev. E. A. Boyl, of Plymouth Congrega tional church. Rev. Moffatt will de liver the address of welcome nnd will bo responded to by Rev. George W. Welsh, president of tho City union. The regular business of the meeting will then be attended to. . Georgo G. Mahy, of tho Young Men's Christian association, will address those present, nnd Prof. Haydn Evans will preside at the organ. Instrumental music will also be fur nished by the members of Lawrence's orchestra. The principal business Is to organize a county union. At 7.45 o'clock In the evening the City union hold Its autumn meeting at the Second Presbyterian church. The committee on nominations will present the names of members as can didates for the offices to be filled and the meeting will also be In the nature of a farewell to the Rev. George W. Welsh, the retiring president of tho union, and recently elected state chair man of Good Citizenship In this state, who Is about to leave this city. The address of the evening will be made by Rev. R. F. Y. Pierce. The com mittee on public meetings is made up of W. T. Hackett, C. S. Fojs, W. L. Rural, Charles II. Chandler and E. Blddleman. PRETTY HOME WEDDING. A. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Brown Be comes Mrs. Joseph Myers. A pretty home wedding was solem nized on Wednesday evening, when Miss Alice Hartshorn, the accom plished and charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, was united In marriage to Joseph Myers, a promi nent young man of the central city. The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's parents on the Boulevard under the American flag, the groom being a member of Com pany II. Thirteenth regiment, N. G. P. Tho Rev. Charles Prosser, of tho Pri mitive Methodist church, officiated. Miss Elizabeth Owens played the wed ding march. The bridesmaid was Miss Mnud Myers, sister of the groom, while tho groomsman wns Trevor Hartshorn, a brother of the bride. 'lhe bride wns handsomely attired In a gown of lavendar, trimmed with white satin ribbon and chiffon ntrl carried white carnation and maiden hair ferns. The bridesmaid wns nt tlred In brown nnd carried white car nations. After the usual congratu lations, a wedding repast was served. Mr. and Mrs. Myers were the reci pients of many beautiful and costly gifts. Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. William Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James Hartshorn, Mr. and Mrs. William Uatshorn, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartshorn. Miss Emma Morgan. Samuel Edgar nnd Harry Hartshorn. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Ralne, Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Rev. and Mrs. Prosser. Mr. nnd !rs. Aaron Powell. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thor. Morgan, Misses Elizabeth nnd Hattle Owens, Miss Rachel Evans, Willie and Thomas Morgan, Mnbel and May Mor- gan. FUNERAL OF T. J. M'TIGHE. The Remains Were Interred in Cnr bondalo Yesterday Morning. The funeral of Thomas J. McTlgh., was held yesterday morning from the Westminster hotel. A llttlo nftor 8 o'clock tho remains were taken to the Delaware and Hudson station and from there to St. Rose church. Carbondnle. I where they arrived about 0.40. A large number of Carbondallans met the funeral party at the station. At tho church a high mass of requiem was celebrated by the following: Celebrant, Rev. W. A. Nealon; deacon, Rev. T. F. Coffey; sub-deacon, Rev. J. J. Griffin. Interment was made at St. Roso ceme tery. Tho pall-bearers were Matthew Brown. William Coyne, John Durkln, John Loftus, of Scranton, and John Cook and Terence V. Powderly, of Car bondale. Many beautiful Horal presentations wero made. The Scranton Lodgo ot Elks, of which Mr. McTlgho was a charter member, attended the funeral In it body. The llower-bearors were M. P. Mc Cnnn, P. A. Nealon, Thomas G. Mor gan and M: J, Collins, of Scranton, and Lawrence Mclvln and John Nealon, nf Carbodalc. Those Who Remembered This Very Deserving Charity. Wednesday and Thursday wero tho annual donations days at St. Joseph's Foundling Homo nnd tho sisters In charge desire to express their thanks to tho niuny friends who so cencr- yously donated, to the attending physi cian, Dr. Jnmes O'Mnlley, nnd nlso to the press for favors received. Tho following Is u list of tho con tributions received: Thomas F. Leonard JZI.OO A Friend 25.00 Mrs. P. J. Casey 15.00 Mrs. K. V. Gnnstcr 10.00 Mrs. A. J. Casey 10.00 Mrs. Uaruet, Dunmoro io.CJ Mrs. John t'olllgnn fi.00 Mrs, John Brown r,.00 Mrs. John E. Barrett r.W Miss Lizzie Moyles fi.GO Mrs. P, J. Conway i.on Mr. Jones 5. CO Keystone Laundry 5.00 A Friend 5.00 Miss Caroline Carey n.Oo Mrs. 1). H. lliihnn 5.W Mrs. Jennie Knney r,.00 Mrs. John Knlttel 5.00 Mis. Thomas Hubnn 2.00 Mrs. P. F. Lynott 2.0) Mrs, Carey 1,110 Mrs. W. F. O'Brien 1.00 Miss Barrett 1.00 John Burke, barrel apples and bushel polatoes; W. II. Pierce, fruit and vege tables weekly during past summer: Mrs. O. F. Bnland, barrel of apples and bush el of potatoes; Hetzel & Collins, snek of Hour; George McCarthy, fruit and vege tables. Miss Ella McCarthy, Imrrol of apples; Mrs. II. T. Burke, sack of flour; T. J. Kelly, barrel of (lour; C. M. Harris, drugs: Mrs. P. J. Conway, brandy: Mrs. T. H. Coyne, sugar: Miss Sarah Molvln, fruit; Miss Lllible Allen, sugar and corn: Miss Anna O'Brien, sonn and salt; Mrs J. K. Mellale two comfortables; Mrs. Dr. O'Hara, canned fruit and groceries; Mrs. J. J. Gordon, rase of tomatoes; Mr. Gor don, barrel of flour and case of corn; .Mrs. i. ,1. Horan, barrel of flour; Union Cash Store, barrel or flour; Mrs. P. J. Casey, two barrels nf apples; Clarke Bros., barrel of flour; Mrs. Annie Glynn, rase preserved fruit nnd case of toma toes; Mrs. M. O'Mnlley, ham and bacon; Mrs. J. C. MeAndrews, soap; Mrs. Solo mon Rlee, crook of butter and fruit nnd vegetables during past summer: Mrs. M. J. Flaherty, rug; lady friend, fiult and vegetables during summer; Mrs. W. B. Duggnn, one pair of cut glass cruets; Miss K. Cummlrgs, case of peas nnd tip ple butter; Mrs. W. F. O'ttrlen, table linen; Mrs Carey, fruit nnd pickles; .Miss Catollne Carey, clothing. DAUGHTERS OF ERIN. Enjoyable Social and Supper Given at Snover's Hall. Last night in Snover's hall, on Penn avenue, the Ancient Order of Hiber nians, Daughters of Erin, Division No. 3, Bollevue, gave a supper and social. Over two hundred persons were pres ent, and the hall was taxed to Its utmost capacity. The county president of the organiza tion Is Miss O'Hara, and the commit tee In charge of the affair wns as fol lows: Chairman, Mary Dougherty: Jennie Clark, Mrs. John Qulnn, Mrs. Martin Hart, Mrs. Frank Mangnn, Julia Holleran, Mnry Hnban, Mary E. Duffy, Katie Duffy, Mrs. M. F. Ger rlty, Mrs. Anthony Nolan, Mrs. James Conwny, Margaret McAloon and Miss MeAndrews. WORLD'S RACING RECORD. Broken Twice by Prince Alert at Bethlehem. Bethlehem, Pa.. Oct. 26. The world's pacing record for a half-mile track was beaten twice by Prince Alert hero today In the concluding event of the Pennsylvania Fair association's fall meeting. Tho weather was line, tho track fairly good and with comparative ease Prince Alert paced the Hist mile In 2.0d'4, pushed out by Democracy, and the third heat In 2.0G Hat, Marl being op his heels at the finish. In the .second heat Prince Alert broke soon after the start and, Democracy losing his hopples, Marl had his own way until the last quarter, which Prlnco Alert stepped In thirty second", and won by iv length In 2.121,, The best previous half mile record was 2.06U, which was established by Prince, Alert at Allentown, on Sept. 22 last. Following are tho summaries of the three events of tho day: 2.21 class, purso $200 Ilolison Button Nancy M Dr. Frlteh Time 2.20. 2.10, 2.1S',i. 2.1fi class, purso $200 A. B. C Arctic Wilkes Sure Daisy II 1 Belle Medlumi Tlme-2.17-v4. 2.1CJ. 2.20. Match race for $l,0u0 Prince Alert, b. g.. Walker 1 1 1 t 2 3 n 3 3 2 4 dis 1 1 1 2 2 4 S 4 2 :: :i 3 t C 5 1 1 Marl. choc, g., dimming 3 2 Democracy, g. s.. Cahall 2 " Tlme-2.06'i, 2.12' t. 2.0C. BOYS' INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. One of the Institutions at Santiago Established by Gen. Wood. Santlngo de Cuba, Oct. 20. General Leonard Wood, military governor ot the province of Santiago, Issued nn order today establishing nn Industrial school for boys, orphans of Cuban sol diers In the Spanish military hospital, which wns abandoned by tho American troops last June. Some two hundred boys will receive Instructions In various trades nnd an education in elementary English branches. Competent American teach ers will be engaged. Pennsylvania Pensions, Washington, Oct. 20. Pension certlfi cates: Increiiho, Abel T. Sweet, Harford, Susquehanna, $17 to $?l. Reissue, Abllo Sutllff. Bloomlngdnle, Luzerne, $10. Buffalo Live Stock Market. East Buffnlo, Oct. 26. Cattle Receipts two cars sale; bteady for good grades; veals, $0.50a0.fc5; grassers and fed calves, $2.25at.25. Hogs Receipts 12 cars sales; light grades slower; yorkcrs, $l.40al.45; mixed nnd medium, $l.50a1.53; heavy grades. Vt.CSa4.G0; pigs. $I.30al.40; roughs. $3.75a3.90. Sheep and lambs Receipts 13 cars sale; steady; niitlvo lambs, tops. $5.1Ca5.30; Canadns. $1.15a5.35; sheep. $2.23 al.10; wethers, JI.15al.S0. East Liberty Cattle Market. East Liberty. Oct. 20,-Cattlo-Stcady; extra. $3.S0a6; prime, $3.70a3.90; common, $3a3.S0. I logs Aetlvo; primo mediums. $I.K; heavy hogs, $I.E0a4.55; good mixed and heavy yorkers. Il.45n4.00: light york crs, $1.45. Sheep Steady; choice weth ers. $l.30nl 40: common. $1.60a2.60; cholco lambs, $5.30a5,50; common to good. $3.50a 6.20; veal cahes, $7a7.50. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho .of osP$feS Signature 'HEIUFF'S BALES. -OP- Valuable Real Estate -ON- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 159). By vlrtuo of sundry wilts of Fieri Fa cias, Levari Facias nud Venditioni Ex ponas, Issued out of tho court of common pleas of Lackawanna county, to mo di rected. I will cxnoso to nubile sale by venduo or outcry, to tho highest nnd best bidder, for cash, at the court house, In tho city of Scranton. Lackawanna coun ty, on Friday, tho SEVENTEENTH DAY' OF NOVEMBER, A. )., 1M, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon of said day, all tho right, title nnd Interest of tho defendants In and to tho following described lots, pieces or parcels or land, viz: No. 1. All the right, title and Interest of Reeso D. Morgan nnd Reese C. Powell, executors of the estate of Mary Williams, deceased, In nnd to all thoso certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate In the old borough of Hyde Park, now city ot Scrnnton, county of Ijicknwnnna nnd Mate, of Pennsylvania, known as Lots Nos. "!'.', 33 nnd 31. ill Square or Block No. is, and fronting on Adams street or ave nue, now known as Price street, being each twenty-live (25) feet In front by one hundred and fifty (150) feet In depth, ac cording to it, plan or map entitled Price nnd Pancoast's Addition to the City of Scrnnton. Coal and minerals reserved, with the rlht to mine and remove tho same. All Improved with 0110 two-story Mngle frnmo dwelling bouse, one two story slnglo frame dwelling house and basement and one two-story double frnmo dwelling houso with basement, nnd out- oumings inereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of William D. Davis vs. Reese D. Morgan nnd Heese C. Powell, executors of tho estate ot Mary Williams, deceased. Debt, J510.C6. Judgment No. 157. Septem Per Term, 1R95. Kl. ra. to November Term, 1S09. THOMAS. Att'y. ALSO No. 2. All the right, title nnd Interest of tho defendant. Sarah Jnno White Cnrey, In and to all that certain lot ' l.ind s-lt-uato In the borough of Wlnton. in the county of Lackawanna. Pa., known ns tho plot of Wlnton, Dolph & Sturgcs' Da vid Brown survey, Wlnton b .rough, as Lot 0, Block "E." nnd situate on the cor ner of Third nvenue, and Church street; said lot Is fifty nrd thirty-six one-lnm-dredlhs (50.38) feet In front on Chui'"h street and one hundred and fifty (V) fet 111 ucina. imprnvcu wuu a two-story frame dwelling house nnd other outbuild ings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of Spruks Bros. vs. Sarah Jnno Whttn Carey. DeM, $(I2.0). Judgment No fi3. November. ISM. Fl. fn. tn Nove.nliep Term, ISM. STOKES, AttJ. ALSO No. 3. All tho right, title ami Intrrest of the deftndnnt, Joel II. Thomas. In nnd to nil that piece or pnreel of land, situate In the tcwnshlp of Madison, count v of Lackawanna, and stnte of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd descilbed ns follows: Be ginning nt a beech corner of Butlci's nnd Fisher's land: thence north one hundred nnd ninety (I!)1)) perches to a stake nnd ctnties corner of A. P. Gnrdner for n di vision of a hirer tract of land; thence due enHt along Gardner's land slxty-slx (06) perches to a stake r.nd stones: thrr.cn due south one hundred nnd ninety (100 perches to a stake nnd stones; east along the line of said Butler's land slxty-slx (66) nerehes to the place of beglnnl.ig. containing seventy-eight (7S acres and six (6) perches of land, more or less. Being the same land conveyed to the said Joel II. Thom.iB by J. W. Peek bv Indenture dated the first day of July. 1S7. nud re corded In the office- for the recording of deeds, etc., In and for the county of Lackawanna. In Deed Book No K, pane 224. etc. All Improved with a two-story frame dwelling house nnd outbuildings thereon. Seized mil taken In execution nt the suit of assigned to Susan Spencer rcalnst Joel II. Thomas. Debt. ts:.",.20. Judcment No. 1361. Scntoinlir r Term 1RW Lev. fn. to November Term. IS!)1). WILLIAM J. DOt'OLASS, Att'y. ALSO No. i. All the right, title nnd Interest of the defendant. Josenh Ornv, In and to all tho surface or right of soil or all that certain lot. piece or parrel of land sltunt In the borough of Archbnld, In the cnuntv of Lncknwanna nnd stale of Pennsylva nia, bounded and descilbed as follows, tn wit: Containing a front of fifty (To) feet northward on a street, bounded nastword nt right angles to said street one hun dred nnd fifty (IT) feet by Lot No. 0 on said street: so.ithward narallel with said street fifty CO) feet by lands of tlm Northern Coal and Iron company, and westward at right angles to said street one hundred and fifty (150) feet bv Lot No. 7 on said street. Comprising Build ing Lot No. S. as laid out bv M. E. Ander son on the twenty-third day of May. A. D., 1SS7. on a tract of land In the war rantee' nnmo of William Ilvnn. Being the same property eouvoved to Joseph Orny by the Northern Coal nnd lion enmpnnv and recorded In Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. ,". page 43. Subleet to coal and mineral reservations In nbove recited deed. All Improved with 11 two-story frnmo dwelling nnd outbuild In bs. Seized and taken In execution nt tho suit of Prank Ornv vs. Josenh Orav. Debt. $20. Judgment No. 1003, November Term, ISI.1. PI, fa. to November Term. 1W. CARRY, Att'y. ALSO No. C. All the right, title and Interest of the defendants. Hugh Jnmes nnd Al fred R. Illsnott. In and to nil that certain lot of land situate In the borough of Hyde Park, now cltv of Scrnnton, county of Lackawanna end state of Pennsylva nia, being Lot No. 02 r,n the plot of village lots made by William Swetlnnd, bounded end described as follows, to wit: Be ginning at a corner on Main street, now Main nvenue, and In the line between Lots Nos. 02 and f.3; thence along snm line north fifty-two nnd rno-half (521;.) de grees west one hundred nnd eighty seven (1ST) feet to nn alley: thence along said alley south thirty-seven and one-half i"7'l) degrees west sixty (00) feet to 1 (oruer In line between Lots Nos. 01 and C2: thoneo by fald llr.e south fifty-two and one-half (Wi) degrees east one hundred and ninety-five (105) feet to a corner on said Main street or avenue, and thence along said Main nvenue north twenty nine (201 degrees east sixty (GO) feet tn the placo of beginning. All Improved with a two-story frame building used as a hotel; also a two-storv frame dwelling house and outbuildings thereon. It being tho snmn premises conveyed tn the said Hugh Jnmes nnd Alfred R. Hlgnett by John L. Harris nnd wife by deed dated the thirtieth day of March. ISO, nnd re corded In tho recorder's offico of Ijick nwanna county. Pa., In Deed Book No. Sll. pngo 07, etc. Seized nnd taken In execution nt the suit of tho West Sldo Bank vs. Hugh Jnmes nnd Alfred R. Hlgnett. Debt. 1.4!M. Judcment No. 21R. Mav Term. 16. Fl. fa. tn November Term, lRfll. THOMAS, Att'y. ALSO No. C All the right, title nnd Interest of the defendants. Miriam E. Brock nnd Georgo S. Brock, In nnd tn nil the fol lowing described lot or parcel nf land in the Thirteenth wnrd of tho city of Scrnn ton. Lackawanna connM- nnil stnto of Pennsylvania, being Lot No. 10. In Square or Block No. 11, nnd sltunto upon street called nnd known ns Third street (now Albright avenuo nn the cltv plot of Hcrantont, upnn tho plot of Sanderson's Addition In snld cltv. recorded, called and known ns Oreen Itldre. Snld lot Is rec tangular nnd forty (40) feet wide on said Third street, nnd one hundred and forty (1(0 feet deep. All Improved with 11 two. story frnmo dwelling house nnd outbuild ings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution at the suit of E. Robinson's Pons vs Miriam 1 Brock nnd Oeorge S. Brock. Debt. $3 0)0. Judgment No. 513, November Term. 1W. Fl. fn. to November Term. 1MW. WILLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. ALSO AU'"- Nn. 7.-AH tho right, tltln nnd Interest of tho defendant. Reuben Morgnn. In and to all that pertain niece, parrel or tract of lnnd situate In the township of Scott, Lackawanna county, bounded and de scribed ns follows: Northerly' by lands of Norman E. Stono and Mrs Ell Hprnguc; easterly by lands of Caleb Lowry or Sum ner Hubbard; southerly by lands of Nor mnn E. Btono, anil westerly by lands ot Welcome Stone, David J. Williams ci Harriet N. Simpson. Containing nbout sixty (GO) acres, more or less. All im proved with u farm house, two barns, fruit trees and outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd take'i In execution nt the suit of Georgo W. Wetland vs. Reuben Morgan. Debt, $73.1)3. Judgment No. UC2, September Teim, ISO'J. Vend. ex. to November Term, 1S30. STOKES, Att'y. ALSO No. S. All tho right, title nnd Interest of tho di'fndaut, James J. Wugnnhurst, In nnd to nil those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land with the Improvements thereon, sltunte In Clifton township, Lackawanna county. Pa. Beginning nt hemlock corner, being northeast corner oi imi ino. ii, in line or lanu in warran tee name of Andnjiw Strong; thence along snld lino enst ono hundred and ninety seven 037) perches to corner (southeast corner of snld Streng's land); thenco north two hundred nnd fourteen nnd three-fourths (21444) perches to corner of Lot No. 6.1, sold to Beamish et al.; thenco by Lot No. 03 north eighty (30) degrees oust one hundred and sixty-two (162) perches to corner In lino of land nf Simp son Do Long; thence by De Long's lino south fifty (50) degrees enst seventy-threo (73) perches to post corner; thenco north eighty (SO) degrees east eighteen (IS) perches to a bfech original corner; thenco along lino of Dress nnd Rhodes south ten (10) degrees east two hundred nnd twelvo nnd six-tenths (212.6) perches to a. corner; thenco south eighty (&0) degrees west slxty-threo nnd six-tenths, (6:1.6) perches to a corner; thenco south ten (10) degrees east ono hundred and one (101) perches to public road; thence nlong snld road vari ous courses and distances to corner In line of hind of William Arnold; thence by said Arnold's line north ten (10) degrees west fifty-one and two-tenths (51.2) perch es to corner; therco along northri boundary of said Arnold south eighty (SO) degiees west seventy-six (76) petches to corner; thence south ten (10) degrees east seventy-six (76) perches to corner on north sldo of public road; thence nlong said road various courses nnd distances but nt an average, angle south eighty (SO) degrees west ninety-eight (i)) perches to corner; thenco still south eighty (0) de grees west ninety-six (06) perches to cor ner; thence north ten (10) degrees west one hundred and forty-three nnd one fourth (143H) perches to beginning. Be ing Lots Nes 20, 30, 52. IB nnd 54. nnd parts of Lots Nos. 31, 42 nnd 43, on sur ey of old Drinker lands In Luzerne county. Ccntnlnlng In all five hundred nnd nlnctv-elght (50S) acres nnd three (3) perches of land, more or less; about fif teen (15) acres Improved. ALSO another piece situate In Clifton nnd Covington townships, Lackawanna county. Pa. Beginning nt southern cor ner of Simpson Do Long; thence along Dfl Long's line north fotty (H) degrees east two hutulreil nnd plchtv-twn and one- half (2S2'i) petches to corner In line of Sim Rhodes; thence nlong snld Rhodes' tine south tlftv (50) degrees enst one hun dred nnd elghty-slx (ISC) perches to cor ner; thence south forty (10) degrees west seventy-four nnd one-half (74'4) perches to corner: thence along line of Rhodes nnd Cress south eighty (SO) degrees west two hundred nnd seventy ono nnd one half (271',.) perches to corner; thence north fifty (50) degrees west eleven nnd one-half (ll4) perches to beginning. Be ing Lot No. 61 nnd parts of Lots Nos. b2 and 6S on survey of old Drinker lands, ly ing In Luzerne county. Contnlnlng In nil two hundred nnd fourteen (211) acres nnd .,',.. ltitM.irnfi f,ml nfteen 1113) nerehes. moro or less: about fifty (50) acres Im proved with two-story framo dwelling und fruit trees thereon. ALSO another piece situate la Clifton totunuMn T.nnlfnvvnnnn eOlllltV. Pa. Be ginning iit southeast corner of land of P. Kebley on uno 01 1.01 io. ""-'" along lino of snld Kebley. north ten (10) degrees west one hundred any sixty-two (162) perches to corner In line of John Wnrner; thence north eighty (SO) degrees enst one hundred nnd one (101) perches to cirner In line of E. nnd J. Kaufman; thence south ten (10) degrees cast elghty eno (81) nerehes to corner: thence north eighty (SO degrees enst nlong line nf L. nnd .1. Kuufrr.nn end John Kaufman one hundred and ninety-seven (197) perches to corner In line of Charles Lestler; thence nlong said Kestler's line south ten (lu) degrees east eighty-one (81) perches to corner: thence south eighty (80) de grees west nlnetv-six (06) perches to cor ner: therce south ten (10) degrees ennt nlnelv-threo (93) perches nlong line or said Kestler to corner: thence south fifty five (55) degrees east fourteen nnd one half (1410 perches to hemlock corner on north side of Lehigh river: thence across said l.ehlgh river; thenco along south bank of Lehigh river various courses and distances tn stone crrner near beginning, thenco north tn (10) degrees west uvo nnd one-half (2V2) perches to beginning Ilelng Lot No- ''. the southern half or Lots Nos. If and 11. and parts of Lots Nos. 4 nnd S. on survey of old Drlnkci binds: ccntnlnlng In all two hundred nno forty-four (214) acres, one hundred and fift5;-nlno perches, more or less. Lots Nos. 0 nnd 10 lw4ng ileared land with fruit trees thereon. ALSO another piece situate in Clifton township. Lncknwanna county, P.i. Be ginning at corner on west side or Phila delphia and Great Bend Turnpike road: thenco bv land of Philander Moon north elghtv (0) degrees enst (ninety-six (Hi) perches to post and stones by hemlock corner on east bank of Lehigh river; i.,., .!,,.. fim i.ehlirh river various courses and distances to west edge of said turrplke road; thence by part or Lot Nn. 33. south elghtv (SO) degrees west ninety-eight and one-half (S9M-) perches to corner In line ot Charles Kestler; thence nlong said Kestler's line nortl ten (10) degrees west eighty-three perches to corner: thence by Lot No. 40. north elghtv (SO) degrees enst ono hundred and sixteen (116) perches to said Turnplki ,-fwi. nnil thnnpe nlong samo nnd by part of Lot No. 40 north ten (10) degrees west fourteen (14) perches to beginning. Con taining in all ninety (90l degrees, twenty five (23) perches, more or less. Improve ments: Two-story frame dwelling house, tenement house story nnd hnlf. two largo barns, ono smnll barn, fish pond, fruit trees, outbuildings. , , ., Seized nnd taken In execution at tho suit of James O'Bovle vs. James J. Wagonhurst. Debt. $3,045.57. Judgment No. SC2. January Term, 1S95. Plurlos fl. fa. to November Term, 199. C.EORC.E M. WATSON. Att'y. ALSO No. 9. All the right, title and Interest of the defendant. Joseph Paparell. owner, nnd Albert Orlst. contractor, In and to all that certain lot or innu. wuu ore im provements thereon, situate In the bor ough of Archbnld. county of Lackawan na, state of Pennsvlvunla. and being Lot No. C In Block No. 4 Said lot being sixty (60) feet In front en Simpson street nnd two hundred (200) feet In depth, no cording to plan entitled the allotment part of Miller Form. All Improved with a two-story frame dwelling house, thirty two by twenty-four (32x21) feet with kitchen on rear twelve bv twenty-four (12x21) feet nnd ono story high. Seized and taken In execution nt tho suit of Peck Lumber Manufacturing com pnny vs. Joseph Paparell, owner, and Albert Orlst. contractor Debt. $96.31. Judgment No. 159. Mnrcli Term, 1S99. Lev. fa. to November Term. ISO1). ALWORTH, Att'y. ALSO No. 10. All tho right, title and Interest of tho defendants, John Lewart. executor of the Inst will nnd testament of John O. Morlnng. decent-en, Anna ai. uens, George Morlnng and his wife, terre ten ants, In nnd to tho following described lnnd nnd premises situate In the Nine teenth ward of tho city of Scranton, ot , Can" VHU" Lacknwnnna county, Pennsylvania, bntn tho westerly lulf of Lot No. 20. In Bloel No. 71), und situate on the southerly sldi of Willow street In said city, the salt hnlf lot being twenty (20) feet wide oi Willow street and one hundred and Il(ty two (152) feet In depth tn a slxtocn (16) feet alley In rear, and being rcctnngumi In shape. All Improved with u dwelling houso nnd outbuildings thereon, Seized nnd taken In execution nt tin suit of William K. Klescl vs. John Low art, executor of tho estate of John O, Morlnng, deceased, etc. Debt, $124. Judg ment No. 151S. September Term, ISM. Ft fa. to November Teim, 1S00. HERMAN OSTIIAI'S, Att'y. ALSO No. II. All tho right, title nnd Interesl of tho defendant, Mlchnel Morlnrlty, In nnd to all that certain lot of land, with tho Improvements thereon, sttuato In tin city of Scrnnton, county of Lackawanna, stnte of Pennsylvania, upon Orchnrd street. In the Twelfth wnrd of snld city, being fortv (40) feet on bald Orchard street In front, the same In rear, nnd ono hundred nnd fifty-two (152) feet In depth, being Lot No. 13, In Block No, 0t. Said lot Is rectangular, with an nlloy In , tho rear sixteen (16) feet wide for pub lic use, with the privilege of using ten (10) feet In front ot tho front Una of snld lot for yard, vault, porch, plazzn, cellar way nnd bay-window, but for no other purpose. Coal and minerals beneath tin surfaco reserved to tho legal owners thereof by sufficient terms In law. Be ing inr- snmo lanu conveyed ny tno Lackawanna Iron nnd Conl compnny to Richard Leahy by deed dated lDth ot May, 1S74, and recorded In Luzcrno county. In Deed Book No. 176, pngo B2l. etc., nnd being the samo property nlso conveyed to Michael Morlnrlty by un ns slgnment of deed from Alexander Morl nrlty, tho samo bearing date 5th of Aug ust, 1S70, nnd recorded In Lackawnnnn county In Deed Book No. 2, pngo 4S6, etc. AH Improved with a slnglo two-story frame building nnd other outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd tnken In execution nt tho suit of Lizzie Tlllon vs. Mlchnel Morlnr lty. Debt, $500. Judgment No. 431, No vember Term, 1S90. Fl. fa. to November Term, 1S00. M. J. McANDREW, Att'y. ALSO No. 12. All the right, title nnd Interest of the defendants, Ellen M. O'Neill nnd S. T. O'Neill, in nnd to nil that certain one lot of land situate In tho township of Fell, county of Lacknwnnna nnd state of Pennsylvnnla. being a part of what Is known ns the Worren Plot, which Is a Vart of an original tract In tho wnrrantea nnmo of Peter Beech, said lot being No. 109, South Plot, or ndditlou to Forest Cltv, Intended to be duly registered and recorded; snld lot being sixty (00) feet In front nnd one hundred and fifty (150) feet deep and rectangular In shnpe, being tho snme lot of land conveyed to Ellen M. O'Neill bv Jnmes Dolphin by deed dated October 7th, 1S97. and recorded In- the of fice for the recording of deeds for Lnck nwanna county. Improved with n. two story dwelling house and outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd tnken In execution at tho suit of tho Monumentnl Savings nnd Loan Association vs. Ellen M. O'Neill nnd S. T. O'Neill. Debt. $DO4.10. Judg ment No. 221. November Term, 1S09. Fl. fa. to November Term, 1S99. RICE, Att'y. TERMS OF SALE. FIPTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP F.RTY IS STRUCK OFF AND DALANCB IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SALE IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN STRUCK OFF. ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD. J0URNMENT. CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Shailff, Sheriffs office, Scrnnton, Pa., Oct. 23 1S90. Ideal Tours New York, Old Point Com fort, Richmond, Washing ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia. With time to Fpare for Fldo trips. If de sired. Skirting the sea coast for 18 hours In tho beautiful fast new steamships of the Old Dominion Lin and returning leisurely by rail. Tickets Include HOTEL ACCOMMODA TIONS at points named, ns well ns rail nnd steamer fares for tho entire trip. To. tal cost, $32.00. Also shorter trips to Old Point Com fort nnd Richmond. Including cost of ho. tel. for JlO.Oi) and $17.00. Favorltn ocean nnd rail routs to At lanta. (4a. Special Ratos on account ot th Cotton Stales Exposition. 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