THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-MONDAY, JANUARY 8, 1900. CARBONDALE. SELECT COUNCIL ACTS. Passes Resolution to Promote Munici pal Ownership of Water Plant. Select council met Saturday nlRht.nnd took unother rtop for tlie furtherance of the nuiiilclpnl water project. The following tesoliitlon, Introduced ly James Thompson, wan adopted: "Thnt tliu first step In the direction of mtinlclp tl water H the securing of the names of nil consumers of water In the cltv to u contract for ten years nt the late"! i harped by the Crystal LjIj.5 Water company pi lor to October 1, 1R9!: nnd that the city solicitor be and Is hcicby Instructed to draw up a form of contract between the city and tho consumers nnd when said contract la ready tho citizens' rommlttoe of one hundred bo and Is hereby Insttucted to secutc contracts with all water con sumers without expense to the city." Council then adjourned. Tho result of this effort will show lust whnt proportion of consumers de sire municipal water and thereby ko fnr toward determlnlnR whether It can ho had without paying too big a price. In other words, If money can be had at nil to build the plant, without Issuing bonds.it will be secured on tho strength of these contracts. Thl measure, springing Just at this time from the Republican side of tho house, will also be. good campaign am munition for the approaching election. SUNDAY MOBNING'S PIKE. At 2 o'clock yesterday morning tho largo shop of Contractor W. A. Iley nolds, situated In the Fifth wind near the reservoir, was totully destroyed by lire. It was with much difficulty that the tltenien saved surioiindlng prop erty. The loss Is mostly coveied by Insurance. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. and Mts. Charles MeCann, of Sand stieet, aw entei Mining their d.uightc. .Sister Maiy Alloc, of Pitts ton. Alev. Mitchell will leave tomorrow for Hot Spring, Atk., where he will spend the winter for his health. He con tracted rheumatism while encamped with the Thirteenth regiment. A number of Carbondale knights at tended the Knights of Columbus con vention at Port Jervls yesterday. Scranton la undergoing a diphtheria epidemic and the local health author ities should be on the nleit to prevent Its being transplanted In this city. The Misses Mellloent and Emily Ford, who formerly icslded here, but who for hevernl month.) have been ll Ing in New York, ate taking a couise In the Moody school at Noi thllcld, Mass. Miss Martha Singer spent Sunday In Scianton. OLYPHANT. The obsequies of John F. Fadden, who died on Thursday last, took place fiom the family home on Dunmoie street yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The final iltes weio very largely at tended by the young man's numerous friends. After the remains had been viewed at the nous they were taken to Ft. P.itilck's church, vvhoio the fun oral icnlna weie conducted by How P. J. Muiphy, the pustor. Duilng the twivlce "Calv.uj" was rendered by Miss Anna Hi own and "Flee as a Hlrd" was sung by Uobert Mc Cormnc. Many fi lends of the deceased fiom out "f town were In attendance. In terment was made In St. Patrick's cemetery. The pall-beams vv'er: Messts. M. .1. I.aln, Philip Hastings, Jr., Michael Noalon, John Keegan, Thomas Monahun, Thomas Nealon. Deniociatle pilmaiics will bo held at the logulur polling place Wednes day evening. Burgess McNulty wishes to contra dict the statement made In tho Oly phant Gazette on Satuulay that ho has w ithdrawn from the race for Jus tice of the peace and says that he H still In the Held for tho nomination. Misses Lauretta and Cella Coleman and Margaret Tlnl-in, of Carbondale, visited friends In town yesterday. The funeral of the late Mrs. Noah Evans took plase yestetday afternoon nt 2 o'clock. Rev. K. J. Haughton, of Dunmore, conducted tho servicer, which were held at the house. Inter ment was made In Union cemetery. Burgess James Watklns and family, of Taylor, were the guests of Prof, and Mrs. T. W. Watklns yesterday. "IF THE CAP TITS, wear It." if you have bolls, pimples, scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, rheumatism or, ca tarrh, you arc Just the one that sh'oul.l take Hood's Sarsaparllla, for this medicine cures all thesa troubles. HOOD'S PILLS cure all liver Ills. Non-Irritating. m PECKVILLE. Escaping death by a very narrow margin was the experience of Miss DaIs, tho ten-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Davis, yesterdny at about II. SO o'clock. Miss Davis was crossing the street nt the Wllsor. hotel, when car 201 enmo down tho street nt a reckless late of speed. She evidently underestimated tho speed at which tho car was approaching, for she under took to cross tho tracks. The rapidly approaching car quickly closed the gap and she was caught by tho fender and huiled seveial feet in the air, striking the roadway upon her face. Several people witnessed tho accident and hast ened to her aid. She was unconscious when picked up, und was carried Into the Wilson house pailo., and Dr. J. B. nrover was summoned. It was learned that the thumb on the right hand was broken and her body was a mass of bruises. She was taken latpr to her nomo on Hickory stieet. Car 201 .,ich Itruck Miss Davis, ran nearly two hun dred feet by the point where the acci dent occurred. The rapidity with which the cars approach this ciossing make 8 It most hazaidous for pedestiidns. 11 :ais are supposed to como to a full Hop at this crossing, but not one car in a dozen doeH It. They gain gieat momentum coming down the Decker arldge hill and a break-neck pace Is Kept up until Ketcham'a corners nra reached. All members of the Junior Order United Ameilcan Mechanics are re- EVERY WOMAN Gometlaei need a rolLble, moats'?, fa!Uai uedlelnt. Onlr hirmba VCi Ibapareit diur i tkoald bo M4, If jou wut lb bt.L get MM, WK 1m 2l Dr. Peal's Pennyroyal Pilla 5Xl They oro prompt, info and certain In result. " w SaTbo crouton (Dr. Pcal' never disappoint. 6oldfor$1.00perbox. For Sale by JOMN H. PHELPS, Sprues ttrast. quested to nttend a special meeting of that order nt Odd Fellows' hall this evening ut 7.30 o'clock, to make ar rangements for tho burial of the lata Kobert Shaffer, who was a member of the above order. The little folks of the Methodist Epis copal church will give nn evening's cntertnlnment, entitled "Father and Mother Ooose," on the eve of St. Val entino's day, Feb. 14. Mr. Wick White, of Scranton, visited friends in town yesterday. There 111 bo a meeting of tho James O. Stevens post, Grand Army of the Republic, nt their rooms tomorrow evening. All members of the post are requested to bo present nt the Instal lation of officers. At this meeting tho members are expected to appear In uniform. Robert Shaffer, a former resident of this place, died yesterday at the resi dence of his uncle, Mr. Byron DavlT, of Dunmore. The funeral will be held Tuesday. Short services will be held at the late residence at 1 o'clock. Tho regular services will be held nt George town, Wayne county, where Interment will be made. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD. Programme of Franklin Literary So ciety's Meeting Installation of Officers Personal News. At the regular meeting of tho Frank lin Literal y society on Thursday even ing, the following piogrammo will l rendered: Zither solo, Margaret Da les: essay, B. Marsh; recitation, Louise Moon; essay. Susie Cure; tcci tutlon. Sal ah James; leading, Gcoige Han is, vocal solo, Geo. Mveis: essay, Cella Mullally; lecltation, Sumner Da vis; essay, Ruth Btown; reading, Hilda Swlck. Debate: Resolved, That ling land Is right In waging wnr with Transvaal Rebubllc, atllrmntl e, John McGoff, Joe O'Bilen; negative, Will Kennedy, Geo. Myeis. A number of voting people went up to Chapman Lake Saturday evening where they enjoyed some excellent skating nnd had n pleasant time to gether. Tl rse who composed the pal ty weie: Mitt eg Dorothy Tennis. Emmi Moon. Mabel DavK Beitha Bell, Leola Ronnie, Lewis Plzor, Harry Fieas, Walter Tennis, Harry Grllllths and Robeit Freas. District Deputy Nlchol, of Olyphant, visited Liberty lodro, No. 1SS. Knights of Pythias, on Tilday ivenlng and In stalled the following o'llcers for tho ensuing term: Chancellor commander, Ben Morgan; vice chnncellor. David Jenkins; master at arms, Samuel Wnt eis; prelate, David Thomas; master of work, David Harris; inside guard, Sidney Wateis; outside guard, Will Roberts. District Deputv William Bawling, as sisted by Past Commander John Culey as chaplain, and Past Commander Wil Him Buckingham as select marshal, nt the last meeting of Jermyn Castle, No. 162. Knights of the Mystic Chain. Installed the following officers1 P. C, Wm. Benson; C, E. G. Dawe: V. C. Samuel Cooper; chaplain, Ben Davis; marshal, Andrew Richards; lecordlng scribe, Wm. Culey; flnanclnl scribe, John Culey; treasurer, George Buck ingham; Inside guard, John Jenkins; outside guard. Thomas Champion; tiustee for eighteen months, Georgo Slckler. After the Intel i-sting cciomony a smoker was flic-Id nnd much en Joyed. There was a large delegation of visiting members piesent from Car bondale and Peckville castles. Mlsn May Pizer, of North Main street, leturned home Satuulay even ing from a lsit with West Pittston f i lend-1. Mis. John Lutsey, of Gteen Ridge, spent yesterdpy nt the home of her fathr, F. R. GUI, of Main ntteet. John, son of Patrick McDonnell, of M.iylleld, wns painfully scalded on tho leg on Saturday, by the falling of a teapot off the table. W. E. Davlj will return to Washing ton today to resume his studios. Miss Sarah Bengough was the guest of her brother at Olyphant yesterday. Enving a Great Run. on Chamber lain's Cough Remedy. Manager Mai tin, of tho Plerson drug store, informs us that he is having a great run on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He sells five bottles of that medclne to one of uny other kind, nnd It glvca great satisfaction. In these days of la grippe there Is nothing llki Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to stop the cough, heal up tho pore tin oat and lungs and give relief within a very short time. The sales are growing, and all who try It are pleased with its prompt action. Soutl. ';ago Dally Calumet. For sale by all druggists. Matthews Brothers, wholesale and re tall agents. TAYLOR NEWS. Touhill Family Excellent Entertain ersRemains of Private Powell. Personal and Other Notes. The notable feature of the fair of the Catholic church at the rink Satur day evening was the musical enter tainment furnished by tho Touhill family of musicians, of Pittston. The fair will continue for a period of two weeks. Many useful and substantial articles remain yet to be disposed of. An excellent entertainment will be given each evening duilng the lemaln der of tho event. The lemains of tho late John Powell, who died while serving his country as a private In the Philippine Islands, nre expected to nirlve heie this week. Ho was a son of Mrs. Samuel J. Powell. The remains of Annie, the 15-year-nld daughter of Mr. and Mis. Casper Frultlgar, were Interred at the Foiest Home cemetery yesterday afternoon. Funeial services weio conducted at the house and were In charge of tho Rev. August Weber. Tho German Evangelical church Sunday school, of which tho deceased was a membci, at tended In a bodv. William P. aiimths Is tho latest as plrant for the office of burgess. At the Welsh Baptist church last evening a choir was organized to com pete at tho Washington birthday eis teddfod. Prof. John Francis was chos en director. Miss Ann Morgans, of Olyphant, Is the guest of Miss Mary A. Scrlven, of Union stieet. Tho Century Hose company, No, 2, will meet this evening In the looms of Pharmacist, ccr. Wyoming nvenua and BRONCHITIS We Know is Hard to Control. Our Vinol is Making a Won derful Record in Curing This Dangerous Disease. CALL AND LET US TELL YOU ABOUT IT. Here U a letter that has just como to our attention. It will interest people suffering1 from bronchial troubles. It is from Mr. Geo. W. Hrovvn, of So. Han over, X. U., and reads as follows: " I have suffered vt ith bronchial trou bles for over a year j tried two doctors and have taken three or four kinds of medicine, none of which did mc any pood. At times I was so hoarse I could not speak. Then I heard of Vinol. After taking- three bottles of it my voice has perfectly returned to me. ' I can see that In a short time I will be nil right. When 1 bcjjnn to take It I was very weak, but it has built me up and given me u good appe tite." This is what Vinol nlwnys docs. This is the way Vinol accomplishes its mission of doing1 ,'ood. Vinol, as we wish every ono to know, owes Its power of accomplishing the cures that it effects to the fact that it contains tho most wonderful medicinal elements know n to science for thu euro of nil wasting diseases, as well ns be ing in itself a mnnclous tonic. These medicinal properticsexi.st and have here to fore been found only in cod-lhcr oil. Vinol contains these elements. For by a bclentlflc process tho necessary cura tive properties of the cod-Hver oil have been .separated from thu fat und greaso which formerly mnde cod-liver oil prep arations so objectionable. As long as Vinol doofi not contain any of the vile-smelling oil, and is pre pared by combining the sought-after properties with a delicate table wine, it is a most delicious and palatable preparation. We know of what we speak when we recommend Vinol, and because we do know that Vinol does all we claim for it, we unhesitatingly en dorse it, and guarantee at any time to refund the money paid for the remedy if you are not satisfied it will do all we claim for it. MATTHEWS BROS., Pharmacists. the boiough council at S o'clock. All members aie m gently icuuested to be piesent at the session, as business of Impoitance demands their attention. Miss Oertiude Jones, of Jlaln stieet, hns been lsltlng fi lends In Philadel phia for the past few davs. Sllss Maine Prendeigast and Mis. S. J. Collins have returned to their homes In Paikeisburg, Va after spcdintj the holidajs with relatives In this place. Mi. William Tlovvaid has letuined to bis home in Xew istie, F.i after a week's visit with friends here. Mr. Hemy Schultheis was a caller on iclatlves In Pittston yestoiday. Woid was ieceled heie on Satur day by Mrs. David T. Davis announc ing the death of her sister at Piovl dence. FRICEBURG. All poisons who are in .ivor of tak ing part In a yeaily beneficial society are icques.ted to meet nt John Hall's restauiant In the First ward this evening at 7.30 for the puiposo of or ganization. Local union. No. 1010, United Mlno Workers of America, will hold their meeting on Wednesday evening, Jan. 10, Instead of Tuesday evening, when Organizer Henjamln James w ill no piesent nnd deliver an addiess. Mrs. Proudlock, of Main street, hns purchased the propeity of Theodore Weiland, on corner of Lincoln and Jackson street, where she has gone to reside. TEMPERATURE OF THE SUN. Recent Experiments Which Bear Upon the Question of Sun's Heat. Tho temperature of the sun has been held of late years to bo piobably be tween S.000 and 9.000 degiees centi grade, this being tho result obtained fiom a cupful Investigation made by Messrs. Wilson nnd Oray, In ISO.!. Re cently Piofessor Wilson has conduct ed what may be consldeied a supple' mental Investigation of "ltadlatlon From a Perfect Radiator," an account of which N given In the Asttophyfclc.il Journal, which has led him to con clude that his foimer figures weie too low, and he now gives 11,300 degrees centigrade Instead of K.700 as mo probably the sun's "elfectlve tempe tuie." This tempeiature can be nsceitjlhed, of couise, only fiom a study crne ef ficiency of the sun's heat nT our dls taneo fiom It of nbout 9.',700,000 miles, or, In other words, from tho power of tho sun's heat radiation at tho eaith'.i surface, and In order to work out the pioblem fiom this easily ascertained datum It Is neoesnuty to know tho law of heat radiation fiom a "perfect ra diator," which the Min Is assumed fo be. It may easily be found by experi ment that the i.ipldliy with which n hot body cools, or In selentlllo phtasr ology, indlates Its heat, ailes gieatly with the tempeiature of the body. A very hot body cools much fastei than ono nt a lower temperature. Hut only after a long holies of caiefullv con ducted expei liiients has the law of this VHll.ttlnu been made out. at least up pioxlmately. Wilson and Oray foun 1 that the, radiation Is very neaily pro poitlonl to the fou i Hi power of the temperatuie, a conclusion which will bo Greek to the unsclutilla reader, but which can be Illustrated thus: If u body at a certain temperature, bay 100 degiees centigrade, throws to a certain distance from It a certali amount of wurmth which may b measured by means of sonio ono of the delicate heut detectora now In use the same body raised t a temporattlt 1 i of 200 degrees will affect the Instru- ment, not twice as much, but Id times nn much, 16 being the fourth power oJ two. Or to give another Illustration, If tho sun's temperature were to bo doubled the potency of Its heat rays upon the earth would bo 16 times us great as It now Is, nnd were It to '.is trebled the heat which we should then recelvo from the sun would.be SI times us great as now. Ignorance of this law was one reason why the earlier Investigators of the sun's temperature made It out to bo vastly higher than It probably Is. ra ther Sncohl estimated It In millions of degrees, nnd other scientists made It tens of thousands of degrees. The method pursued by Wilson and Gray In their Investigation was "Hist to study tho law of ladlatlon from a platinum strip, which was raised to any desired tempernturc by an electric current, and the radiation from vvhlc.i then balanced the radiation coming from the sun, the balancing Instru ment being a duplex Boys' radio-micrometer, especially designed for this work. It was assumed that the radia tion from this strip was only thlrty flvc hundredths of thnt from a "per fect radiator." Protessor Wilson now thinks this to have been an error that the radiation was nearly perfect. Hence Ills correction of the result then obtained, as above stated 11,300 de grees, as the sun's temporaturp, In stead of !s700 dcglees. THEATRICAL. Herman, the Magician. Tho name of Herrmann Is nn Illus trious one to those who love magic. Too much In pmlse cannot be said of tho Herrmanns who have entertained and delighted the thealregoeis all over tho woild. Not to hae seen Herr mann means that you live wheie theatres mo not to b found, provid ing tho city Is huge enough to at tract a Islt from this famous enter tainer. I.eon Herinnn, the ptc-nnt Herr man tho Oieat was born In Paris, March 1.1. 1S67 and tmxeled with his father. Kail Itciimnti, when but a boy. The io inn be no doubt but th-it he inherits the love of magic, nnd that is one icaon why ho Is so proficient In the ait. He Is the third enteilalner of the name of Hen man, all of one family Vbose fame has Increased with the years and the succession. 1'lrst Karl, then Alexander and now l.eon, all called "CJicit," have astonished nnd mystified thcatiegoers for the past sixty years. Ho will be seen at the Lyceum tonight. Maude Hillman Company. Rnelllngs vaudeville entertainers nr this season furnishing the specialties between tlie acts of the Maudu Hill man company. The aciobats, "Tho California Trio," head the list. The reputation of Messrs. Coognn, Pulton and Hhonnn, who compose the trio, as acrobats is well known fiom coast to coast, nilly Plllon, brother of the well known Dlllfon brothers, son? writers and publishers, In parodies and dances. Little Lottn, the wonderful child actiers, In songs, and W. 13. Chamberlain, the phenomenal baritone in illustrated songs. The Hillman company opens .a week's engagement at the Academy this even ing. Fine Specialty Company. At the Gaiety Monday. Tuasday and Wednesday, Jan. K, 1 and 10. Fred Waldman's Specialty company will be seen. The company is made up of capable mtlsts. well-known In the nudevllle vol Id, Illsbee and Yndoy, In "Two American Gills-" William Castell.it nnd Eliza beth Hall: a sketch by Geoige Cohen, "A Filend fiom Wall Stieet." Full io tuins of McGoveiu aril DIxnn fight read from the stage Tuesday evening. "The Sorrows of Satan." In her rrmarknble story of the de!l on earth, Ml"s Coiellt has involution ized all foimrr conceptions of the wo: Id icgaidlnc; the Pi luce of Dark ness. It was ine liable that "The Sorrows of Satan," translated Into almost every spoken tongue andiead In Ameilea to the extent of more than a million copies, containing many unique and strangely Interesting chni.icters nnd crowded with situation of the most Intensely dramatic nntiue. should be turned at once Into stage fotm. The wldom of this -was shown by thi success of the play at the Shaftsbury Theatre, London. The production made by Wm. A. nrady, which Is to Le given iindei tho management of Aithur C. Alston for the second time heie ii't Wednesday at tho Lyceum, Is the only mie In this country, and the phenomenal popular ity of Marie Corelll in America would indicate that In "Th Soirows of Sa tan" tho owners hav- one of the best pieces of dramatic piopeity on tour this sea.-on. "Paul Kauvar." The icvlval of "Paul Kauvar." which will be seen at the Lyi eum theatie on next Thuisday evening, as Intel pretod by K, R Spencer. N glen on n eiy high scale of excellence, the piodue tlon Itself being entliely lunv. The scenery Is fiom the studios of the very best artists on this continent, und the costumes nil being new, elaborate and historically eouect. The HUppoitlng company Is far super ior to any that has been seen In a simi lar play In this part of the count! v for many jeaib. The cast Includes Mis Isabel Pengia, formeily of Daniel Frohman's forces, of tho Lyceum the atre, New Yoik; John A, Lane, who as appeared In the leading suppoit of Edwin llooth:Lawrciu'p riaiiett. both the older and younger SaMnls; Mad ame Rlstorl, Mudame Modjeskn and otheis of equal piomineiue; John .Mil ton, for years 1 tiding Juvenile man with the late Thomas w, Keone; Geoige Moilon. foimoiiy of Augustln Daly's company, of Daly's theatie, .Vow Yoik, ami Joseph Zanhcr, late of Stuai t Roboa's company. State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Jaieis Criuiiy. .' : Piank J Chene mines o.ith that he Is senior partnei of llu'llnu of 1' J I'liem K Co, dfing liuhlnej-s In the litv ut To ledo, Cnimtv and btate aforesaid, and thnt sil.l llrm will pay thu nun of ONi: Ul'NDni'.D UOLLAHH for inch and ev eiy i use of c.it.inh Unit u'nn it be cured t,v the use of Il!i!!' C.iliuili fine. FRANK J. cilKNijy. Swori to before mu mid mb-eilbcil In my prei-dice, this fth day of Denniber, A D. lsri. A. W. OI.UABON. ISeal) Nottuy Public. Hull's Cntt.rih Cine Is latin Inuriiilly, ni'd acts iliiectlv on the blood ami mil ieus Hiufncih of tho syatem. Scud for ttstlnionlnls, fiec. F. J. CHUNKY ft CO., Toledo, O Sold by dri celsts, 73c. Hnll's Fi nill, Pills cro tho best. LOST. LOST A HMAI.I. WI1ITP. WIS THP rler with broiMi fnee. Rewind If re turned to Dr. Frcy, f:9 Vino street. The People's MMMMAl A POPULAR CLEANING HOUSE for tha tljujlt ot All Who Have Houses to ReiU, Rent Kst.itj or Other Property to Sell or Exclmng.:, or Who Want Situation or Help Tli9o Smalt Advertisements Cos'. One Cent u WorJ, Six Insertions for Tlve Cents u Word Kxjcp: Hltttiitlorii WuuteJ, Which Arj In scrtcd Free. FOR RENT FOR HUNT-FROM APRIL 1BT, STORU, Wx75 feet, KTJ Petin tiNenue. lnqulro on premises. FOR RUNT - TWO CONVUN1UNT houses, b2 and tJi) Mmllson n venue. Apply to A. Rose, 223 Lackuwunna ave nue. FOR SALE UUILT TO OHDKR LIOHT AND henw sleighs, bobs, etc. Sbinhs In stock. $JD00 each. 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CAPITALISTS DL'SHtn TO Pt'P.CHASU or lease coil properties In Lacka wanna nnd Liuerne counties. Addiess Capitalist. Tribune ofllce. AGENTS WANTED. ACTIVH MEN AND WOMUN KVURY wheie to take orders for "Life of Moody," tho great ewingellst. Sells at sight. Sample enabling vou to make from $3 to $7 d.illv, bv moll free on re quest. Address Globe Hlblo Publishing Co., 721 Chestnut St., Phllada., Pa. w A n t n d rusponsihu: FIRM wants office marager at Scrnnton. Silary Jl.fflM a year: W00 cash and best reference required. Commercial refnr i noe fuii.lshcd. Address 1', O. box Ml, Philadelphia, Pa. HNUP.OLTIC SALESMAN - COUNTRY wotk. School supplies. Salary $100 and etras. R. O. Uvons & Co., Chi cago, III. WANTED RY AN ESTARLISHED business of n high older, n representa tive of nblllty nnd barHng who can take up Its work In the Mnte of Pennsslvanln; no scheme; permanent business with money In It for the rlsht party. Address. KtMng references. roiINTAIN HATH BRUSH CO., Grand Rapids, Mich. HELP WANTED-FEMALE. GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL hotiscwoik. Inqulio at tils Jefferson neuiie. LADIES TO DISTRIRUTE FREE SAM ples In cltv. Call at 320 Washing ton nunue. from S3U to 10 SO a. m. today. FOUND. FOFND-A GOLD WATCH: OWNER cm hr,e t-.ime by calling at 2'2 Lack aw anna .nenuc. BOARDJNG HOARDING S25 PINK STREET. DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING TOR CHILDREN TO oidcr; also Indies' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 'i'i Adams avenue. MRsTlT T. KELLER. SCAI.P TREAT ment, Mc. : shampooing, 50c.: facial mass iRc, manleurlng, 2Sc. ; chiropody, 701 Qulncy. CITY SCAVENGER A. R BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS and cess pools: no odot. Improved pumps used. A. R ItRIGGS. proprietor. Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue. or Eicke's drug store, corner Adams and Mulbeny. Telephone 9540. NEWSPAPERS THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD CAN bo had tn Scranton at the news stnnds of Rclsman Bron., 405 Spruce and 503 Lin ler: M, Norton "22 Lackawanna uvenuu; I. 3. Schutzer. 2U Spruce street. LEGAL. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of The Tiibune Publlsn Ing Comi any ol Su.inton. will bo held at tho olllce of the company on Tuts ilnv, .Iiinuiu 2A1, IWO, at y p. m., to ebct olt'i ers for the 1 iihUlng cnr, nnd foi tho piirppco of trniioacthig tinv other but-l-not. that m iv como before the mietlng. HXRA 11. RIPPLE, Seiretarj. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE shuithuldiis of Ihu Tlu o, A. Whlto Maiiuftii luring d mp.ihy will bo held Tiichda), Jiinuarv IMIi, til 2 p. m., In their office In tbo tioulil Hulldlug, Linden stieet. for tho eliitlin of llui'tors and the transaction of cueh nihil business as niav be iuoperly hi ought In fore tho ineit l,,g. L. R. STEI.l.E. Secretary. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stoekholdi rs ot thu St. Clair Coal Company for tho election of dtreetois and tlie tinimtctton of such othrr busl hiss tih may propeily comu beloio It will bo held on Mondnv. .Iniiiiaiy J.'iid, lino, nt tho ollico of tho oompanv, Libia iy building. Seranion, Pa, at 2 u'tloi k No'tiansfer of stock will bo made for the ten days next plKcdlng tho date of above mtetlnif. N. U. TAYLOR, Secielary. THU ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS meeting ut the Weston Mill Company will bo held at tho First National Hank, Satin duy evening, Jan. If 1'no. at b t'cloik. A. W. Dickson, Secretary. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT A meeting of the trckhold"rn of the Spilng Biook Water Company will be hedd at tho olllio of the said company, No, 501 Board ot Trade Building, In the City of Scranton, on Wednesday, January 17, 1SW, ut ten a. m, In accordance with the bv-laws of tho company, lor the purpojj of electing dlrcctois for tho riiHuIng jear, nnd for the transaction of such other business as muy propeily como before the meeting. T. H. WATKINS, Secrctury. Exchange. SITUATIONS WANTED BlTirATlONVANrFVrnTRNlsit good reference, nt disinter nnd Hie man. Address J, CI. C, icar M5 Haul son avenue. SITUATION WANTHD WASHING, li ouliig or any kind of house iltunliuf by tho day or wesk: tnko washing home. Address Sirs. Lee, C31 Mineral street. WANTUD-PI.ACKS FOR FIVU GOOD girls. i:inplo)nicut bureau, 221 Adams avenue. UARI1UR - YOUNG MAN WANTtf chance to finish tiadc. 700 SchncU's place. YOUNG MAN WISHUS A POSITION as salesman tu clothing store: can give best of references. Address F.lm hurst, Va. SITUATION WANTED RY A YOUNG gill to do hcuiewoik In Mivill fanillv; would like to work In Gicen Ridge. Ad dress "S3 Putnam street, North End. SITUATION WANTED 11Y A GIRL 11 oirs old, to take care of baby; woul I I'ke to vvoik III Oiell Ridge. Addiess, 3"i Putnam street, North End. WANTED - SITUATION RY A RE speetable filing Indv nt housewmk In small family. Addiess J. J. It., r'l North Washington avenue. S IT UATtONVANTED-RY A YOUNG man ns ililvcr. Address J. M., Trio uno olllce. PROFESSIONA L. ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR. E C SPAULDING, !M TRADERS' BANK building. -"flcwTCsr-j EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT, Connell building. Scranton. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT, 433 Spruce st cor. Wash. av Scranton. FREDERICK L BROWN. ARCH ITECT, Prleo building, l-'ij Washington avenue, Scranton. DANCING. PROF. ST. M. KOVACHY AND DAUGII teis. Dancing Teachers. Strietlv pri vate lessens any time at tesldunce, 322 Qulncy aver.ue. DNTIITt DR. I. O. LYMAN. f-CRANTON PRI ate Hospital, cor. Wvomlng nnd .Mul berry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS. OPP. P. O. DR. C. C. LAUBACH, 113 Wyoming nve. WELCOME C. SNOVER, Coal Exchange 2nd floor. Room D, Hours, 0 to 1, 2 to D. HorrLS 'nd ff3T4Uft1TS THE ELK CAFE, 123 AND 127 FRAMv lln avenue. Ritow reasonable. p. ZEIGLER. Proprietor. SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D.. L & W. passenger depot. Conducted on the La ropean plni.. VICTOR KOCH. Prop. eHVf RICHARD J. BOURKE. ATTORNEY-at-I.aw. 300-2 Laekawnnna avenue. Gen eral law business, coll-ctlons and loans. J. W. BROWNING ATTORNEY AND Counscllor-at-Law. Rooms 312-..r. M-urs building. D. B REPLOGl.E. ATIORNEY-LOANS negotiated on nil i-t.ite sccutltv. Mtars building, coniei Washington avenue and Spruce street. JT J.' DONAHOE. AMTORNEY-AT-Law. Offlcis, (it2-U1 Mian building. FRANK E POYLE. ATTORNEY ASP Counsellor-nt-Law. B 11 r r building, Rooms 1.1 nnd 14. Washington avenue WILI-ABD. WARREN H KNAPP. AT tornejs nnd Coiiiim llors-nt-Lnw Re. publican building. Washington, aveiiiie. JESSUP Jt JESSUP. ATTORNEYS AND Counsollois - at - I.nvv, Commonwealth building; rooms 1, 20 and 21. JAMES W. OAKFORD ATTORNEY-AT-I.ovv. Rooms 311, 315 and 510 Board of Trade bonding. EDWARD W. THAYER ATTORNEY. Rorms iW-MI, ith floor Meals htilldlir.'. L A. WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW m2 Hoard of Trndo building, Scrnnton, Pa. C. R. PITCHER. ATTORNM'V-AT-LAW. Commnnvvonlth building. Si i.intnn, I'.i PATTERSON X WILCOX, TRADERS' National Bank building. C COMEGYS, 9-n R E P IT II L I C A N bulldlnt A. w. nrrmmLi'" at "t o r n e y. Meats building. pwiiri'"- "it "'io-nn DR. W. E. ALLEN. 3H NORTH WASH Ington avenue DR. S. W L'AMOREAUV. OFFICE 2"! Washington iivit'tio. Residence 1"1S Mulberiv Chmnle (Psooses lunjrs, heart, kldnevs and cenlto-urltnry m gins n specialty. Hours 1 to I p, m. -unn',1 SCHOOL OF THF LACKAWANNA, Scranton, Pa. Couises piep.natoiv to college. Invv. med'floe 01 business Opens Sept 11th S"nd for eat ilogno. Rev. Thomas M, Cum. LL D, pilncl pal and prnpiletor; ' E. Plumlcy, A M., I eadmaster. rr"n. G. R. CLARK & CO . SEEDMEN AND Nuiscomin; store lt Yv'at-hlnsrtim ave til" gieen house, 1130 North Main ave nue; stcro telephone, 7b2. V1IRS 5fC-V3 JOS. KFETTEL. REAR 511 LACKA wnnna avenue, Sciinlnn, Pa m.inufac tuier of Wire Fciions M-ccc. " yj BAITER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOIt lulls, picnics, parlies, inceptions, wed dings nnd concert woik furnished. For trims luldnss R .1 llitier. eonducto-, 117 Wnmlng avenue, over Htilborts' music store. MKGARGEE RROTHERS. PRINTL'RS' M'pplles i n i lopes, paper bass, twine Warehouse 10 Washington aenui Scianton. Pa. Cen'rnl lltillr'iil ' Now 1 o - Statlcns In New Yolk Foot of I.lboity street, N. R., mid South Feiry, Whitehall strict. Anthrnclto coal iisul esiluslvely, Insur ing eleunlhiess and lomfort. TIME TARLE IN El'l'ECT NOV. 19, ISO) Tl.ilns leave Sciantoe for New York, Niwark, HlUaboih. Phlladelphlu, Easton, Rethleheni. Allentowii, Munch Chunk anil White Haven, at s,2'i a in ; uxpie's, l.Ji); express. 4 00 p. in. Suudur.. 2.15 p. in. For Pittston nnd Wllkes-II.ine, s so n, m. 1 2i'. too p. m. Siiiidas, 2.13 p, m. For Rnltlnioro nnd WMshlngton. and points South nnd West Via !ii thleheni, 8 30 a. m , 1 20 p. m. Sundays, 2 13 p. m. For Long Ri.inch, Ocean Grove, etc, nt S.ro a. in. and 1 20 P. m. For Reading, Lebanon and Hnnlsburg, l.i Allentown. 8 30 u. m 12o p. m. Sun duys, 2 15 p. m. For Pottsville. 8.10 n m . 1.20 p. m. Through tickets to all points eust, south and west at lowest rate, at tho station. J. H. OLHAU8KN, Gen. Supt,, H. P. nALDWIN, Ocn. Pass. , Act. RAILROAD TIME TABLE -vw&'' i'M PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD Schedule in Effect November 18 1300. Trains leave Scranton: ' '--V 0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti more, Washington, and for Pitta, burg and the West. ; O.SS a. m., week days, for Haeleton, Pottsville, Beading, Norrlitown, and Philadelphia; and for Run bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia. BaltimoreWashington and Pitta. burg nnd the West. 8.18 p. m., week days (Sundays 1.58 p. in.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg! Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash. Ington nnd Pittsburg and 'thi West. 4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia and Pittsburg. J. R. WOOD, Gen. Pass. Ant. J. II. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr. , Del,, Lno'cit. mil Western. ,. In Kffcct Dec. 17, U99. SOIJTH-Leave Scranton for New Tor nt 211, 3(Xi. nsu, 8 00 and 10 0.. a. m.: 12 M and 3 31 p. m. For Pliltn irlphln at B.S. 5, and 10 05 n. in.; 12.55 and 3.33 p. tn. I-or StroudsburB nt C10 p. tn. Milk and Accommodation nt 3 10 p. m. Arrive a! jiuuuKPii ni u or, i.iN, lu a. m.; kus. x.ii, 4 It, 7.10 nnd ii SS p. m. Arrive nt Phila delphia ut looo a. m.: ion. 3.8, 600 and 5 22 p. m. Arrive from New York ut 12.03 2.13 nnd 1.00 ii. in.; 1.00, 1.&2, 5 .13 and S.l P. m. From StroudsbiirK nt 8 ITi a. m." NORTH Leave Scranton for Buffali and Internii-dlnto stations at IMO, 2.50, I 03 and y tw a. m. ; l r5 and .'. U) p. m. For Oswego and Syracuse ut 4 03 a. m. and '.5 p. m. For Utloii ut 2 M o. m,,nn0 l.S" P. m. For Motitlnsu at 000' a. m. 1 t'l p m. and i 30 p. in. For Nicholson at 4 X and a 13 p. m. Arrive In Scranton from Rurralo at 2 10. 2 53. 5 23 nnd 10.00 H. m.j ;:ro and 7.1ii p. in. Fiom Osvvpbo and Svrncuio nt 2 53 n. m.s 12 3S and 3 30 p. m. I'rom Svracusf nt 7.M p in. From Utlca nt 2.13 a. in. j 12 3S and 3 ,T p. m. From Nicholson nt 7.5U a. m. nnd 0 00 p. ni. From Mmtroro nt 10.00 n. m.; 3.20 and 7.10 p. m. Rl.OO.MSnURO DIVISION Irfnv Scianton for Northumbeiland at G SO, 10 0" a. m ; 1 ,,. and C 10 p. tn. For P!) mouth nt 1 ("i, 3 Ii nnd S 31 p. m. For Nnntlcoke at in u. m. Anlvo nt Northumberland nt 1",. r. in.: 1.10, BOS and 9 30 p. m. Ar rive NantlcoKe at ii 20 a. in. Airlve at Plvmnutli nt 2 03, 4 40 nnd ! 43 p. m. Ar rive at Siratiton from Northumberland ut 0 12 a. in.; 12 33, 153 nnd S 30 p. m. Fiom Nnntlenke at 1100 a. 111. From Plj mouth nt 7 57 i. in : 3 25 and U.05 p. tn. SUNDAY TRAINS. SOUTH-Leave Scrnnton nt 215. 3 00, SI'O. pur, n. in.: 3"l and 3.40 p. m. NORTH-Leave Seia.Hon at 12.10, 2 30, 4 03 p in ; 1 55 nnd 5 50 p. m Rl.OOMSllURG DIVISION Leave Scranton nt 10 03 a. m and C 10 p. m. , Delaiv.irj nn 1 Hudson. On Nov. 15lh, 1S19, trains will leave Scranton as follows: For Cnrlioiidalc-1120, 7..k1, S 53, 10.13 n. m.; 12 noon: 1.21, 2 20, 3 52. 3 25, G23, 7.57, 9.15, 11 00 p ni.; Lib n. 111. For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal, Bos ton, New EiiKlnnd points, etc. C 20 a. in.: 2.20 p. m. For Honesdalc fi 20, 10.13 a. m.; 2 20, B2j p. m. For Wllkcs-Rnrre-G 45, 7.4S, 8.41, O.SS, 10.41 ii. m.: 12 l"f, 12S, 2.18, 3.3J, 4.27, 6.10, 7.4s:. 10 41, 1130 p. m. For New Yoik. Philadelphia, etc., via Lrhlsh Valley Rallroad-r, 4. p. m.: izra, 2 IS, 4 27 p. m.: with Hluclc Diamond Ex press, 11.30 p. m. For FcnnsvlvnnU Railroad points, 6.4j, 9 3.s a. m.; 2.1S, 4.27 p. m. For western points, via Lehigh alley R.illroad-7.4S a. ni.: 12 01. ? 3:!, with Rlaclt Diamond Exprrs. 10.41, 11.30 p. m. Tialns will arrive In Scrnnton ns fol lows: Fiom Carbondale nnd the North 140, 7.15. s It, Oil, MPS, 11 r.s a. m.; 1.23, 2.13, 3L5. 4 21. 7.41, 10 'N, 11 27 p. 111. From Wllkis-Piiie nnd tlu South 0.1 , 7 is. SIS. 103S. 1l.r a in.: LIS. 2.14. 3 4S, r, 2i, u 21, 7 53 oin. 1005 p m : 1.13 a. m. SUNDAY TRAINS Fnr Carboudnle-9 05, 1133 p. m.; 2 21, nr' 5 17 '.ir.: p m. For WUKes-Rarie-l'S, 120J a. m.; 1.5S, ? .'t, 5 1!, 7 4S p. m. For Albinv. Saratoga, Montreal. Bos ton. New England points, etc. 2 23 p. m. Lowest i.ites to ull points 111 United Stalos and Cinadn. J. W F.UHPICK, G. P. A., Albany. N. V. I? W. CROSS, D P. A., Scianton. Pa. I.clii!?h Vullav KiillroiJ. lu Effect Nov 10th, 1&.1D. THALNS LEAVE SCRANTON. For Philadelphia and New York, via D. R. H. It. R.. at 0.45 a. III. nnd 1203. 2 IS. 4 27 (Rlack Dl imoinl FNpiess). and 1130 p. tn. Simdiys, D. & II. It. R 15S, 7.4S p. in. For White Haven. Hazleton nutl prln cbnl points in the real legions, via D. & II, R It . c 45. 2 is and 4 27 p. m. For Pottsville. 0 15. 2 1s p. m. For Uetlililicm, Enton. Reading, H.ir rlsbiu and prlnclpil lutfafmcdlato sta tlons. vll D. At IL R. H.. 43 a. m ; 1201, " is 127 (HI nk Dlimond Ksprcss), 11.10. Suiiil.ivs. D. Jt II. H. R . 1.58. 7 4S l tn. For TiinWh innoiK. Towanda, Elmiia, Ithaia. Geiievii and pilnclp.il Intermedi ate .tatlons. via D. L. & V. It. R., S.0J a. m. ; 1 f and 3 35 p. tn. For Geneva. Ilmne-ter, Ruffiilo, Nlaa oi.i Falls. ChlniFo, and all points .west, vli D. .V II. R. R.. 1201. .1"! (Rlack Dla mciiiil llvpiiKii, 7 Is. 1041. 11.50 p. in. Sundavs, D. & 11. R. 11.. 12 03 p. m.. 7.13 'pullmnii parlor and sleeping or Lehigh Vnllev p irlnr ens nn all tiains bet wren WllkeM-Riini und New York. Philadel phia, llnffalo nnd Siin'enlcin llrldge. ROLL1N H. WILlll'R, Gill. Supt.. 2S Coltlundl ttteot. New York. CHARLES S. LEE. Gen. Pass. A?t.. 23 Coitl.mdt street. New York. A. W. NONNEMACIIER, Dlv. Tas. Ast., South Rethleheni, Pa For tickets nnd Pullman reservations npply ""', I. if!' ivvannii live , Scrnnton. Pa. Ijie iiit.l Wviiiiilnt Vnllev. Tine T.iblo In Effect Sept. 11th, im-l. Tialns leave Set anion foi New York, Nov. laugh and Inli rmedlate points o'i Krli i.illrond, also for Huwley und local point nt 7o5 ii. m. and 2.2S p. m Returning tialns anlve nt Sirnnton nt io 21 u. ni. and 3 lfa and 9 10 p. m .liCIIAMTOXDLVISMk.'VAr t III l.riccl Oct. CStli, lis!?-" 'nrfli Itouii'J. Doutli Hound, so: t l i t" Mi i , :ii u tnKii T n.iin l 'i-.N V I'ltiiMlu 1st' i 7 io West um street , 7 w vvcciiaiike'ii Xi vW'iuaiihun l 810. yiAnlvo l.eavev iv MV A M 10 15 1H40 1 I I llllllkliL ai5rSo 11" llsncoclc hlUllUllt. 1-icstmi l'nrt Wlnwonit l'oj ntello i( ursuii I'lejpant Mt, I'nlmidalo j Foi well J C.uUjihIi u While lirl K'tf .Mnjnaa. Je'imjn Aiclilbald lutein I'ectvlllo (Jli limit liloeburtf 'Ulionp rrnvlileiice 1'aik I'.aco serinif nn VI)1 4 3 2U 4 4S J .ill t M '.' 41 5 in iiM 6 14 '.' J8 fi VI ura fi so :io9 r. ?e 10 J! tni'i ! 10 15 u to, i.'.' i IS! 1 11 12 :i ll.".', 11 it) ii :ir 10 0 n',r ...j , ...f o io i ii; 0 2 UP yn; -:! 13 10 -41 flf.o! ail cu 1.1 SS ft fid 13 43 0 01 so it HTM It Jl 11 H1 ii n; 11 111 M S5S B51. 3 45 (103 3 5110 09 3.'4 0L 8M 8 48 0-L' S4I 8 3 Hfll 80 A it 3W 'MO 11 17' 11 Ui Hill 4 UI, II 21 4 ut; a 21 4 10, 7 414 tai :ti i f 1057 (117 A 31 , 10 5. 4 SO Ii3 'A : wavo- Xnlrhrr t Liirnlni null- t 4?tuintstluttralnSBt0P0nalfirn&l far nami sctigprs. vTT 't ". if. I i iittiu X mill OOft tiiirvrinv nnU ai.. J.ii iM;TswdK.' " Viay"TP I mlTiH 'JtW nnd (A)( linrtriv nnW tt-t.. -m. M'lure iiuiB na untirio vvestrn beB pin cUaiini;Uc!.eti ana &in medetr. , JtM clit)1uireulr caNeycriffZftf?!f5 wUhfut clunue. l'litkciiKor Halra Kcauce f 'I'MIUCCIItDlVrnili. .T-w.vf -r- I J c, ADdersoD, Gen. ful-Aau -T. Flltcron, I)lr. Fmu, Agt.'scrSntouTl y 0l2flj as- .:sfa.(4lii A Ml .... 740 .... 7ft3
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