TRK Sl'KAxNTON TRTBTIS-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1900.
PERRY JJROTHERS
Pianos,
Organs,
Husical
Merchandise
The latest In Sheet MuhIc, both
popular nnd classical.
If you don't see what you want
ask for It, and we will promt It in
three days time. A few second-hand
Pianos and 0rgan3 cheap for cash,
or on easy payments. Must make
room for new stock.
PERRY BROTHERS
205 WYOMING AVENUE.
Ice Cream.
BUST IN TOWN.
g" Per
J&c Quart.
LACKAWANNA DAIRY CO
'iclephono Orders Promptly lia.lv orod
,13j-J37 Adams Avenus.
Scranton Transfer Co.,
Always Kellablc.
All kinds oi tiansfer work
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Office 109 Lackawanna Ave.
Office Phone 525. Barn Phone 6082
HUMTINGTON'S, BAKERY.
(I IBM, IKS fl EF.CZEH FRUITS
420 Fpriice Street.
Moronic Temple.
C. S. SNYDER,
The Only Dentist
In tLoClty Wlin Isn Uradua'o in
Medicine.
420-422 SPRUCE STREET.
TEETH
Iteduced prices fur tlio next Y cl.ij as
follows:
Gold Crowns $2.50.
Gold Fillings 50c.
Best Set of IVreth $4.00.
Silver Filling 50c.
frown ninl Inldcre work n H'eclilty. If
iu lnve an Dental woilc to lie done call
and have join teeth tvimliiucl free of
charge. Fatnlt cxtiaello'i.
Dr. Edward Reyer
C14 SPRUCE ST. OPP. COURT HOUSE.
DR. 11. B. WARE,
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Office Hours 9 a. m. to 12 20 p. m.: 2 to 1
Williams Building. Opp. Postofflce.
CITY NOTES :
-
MA.WU1KKS MF.UT -The manageis ot
tho Homo lor tlu File mile-; will lmM
ihelr itKiiliir meeting In tlm Young W -nun's
I'hrlslliii as-'iiiialiou iiiinii'. at t'.uQ
o i lock thli ni.irniiiiT.
F.XC'Kl'TluNS ril.ri In tlir cimi ot
"n iipIIuc ltuddy against nilo) Kelllhei.
options to tin 1 1 port nt tin- relent,
vi n i!tiid.n tlltil hy Attorney V.. W.
Thair who uiucst-nt-, tlio plalntiil.
MAl.ONI.V Fc'NKItAl.-Tho fnnoial
of .Martin .M.ilnwy. ot .ill l'litncin street,
will take plate ills morning .it '.Ot
o'tloil: wltli M-ivltt;. at tin L'liuiili ut
llio Jlolv Hn-.ii mid lntiimoiu in tlio
I'atliLilrnl tiimtciv
wf.nt ovf.h fntii. Monday --y.s-
tilday w.n tin thm lltd fm a In nine
111 t-'.'UT.ll UM1 ill Which oliJt ttlolls to
oitllli at. of nomination and nomina
tion papers wue tiled tin mi mint of
till' lliatll ot JllilL CiUllhtll nil ot llir-1
iiciilug-t wtnt liter' until Monday when
nil ot the pending ohitftlons will ho
heard.
TAKKN lO ICUnmMA'IOIty.-Ur. V.
1). Dunne, plijstchtu at tlm unmtv Jail.
tstenlay n.ornlng look to Huntingdon
rcfoiniutury Albert Lloyd, tho voung
Ninth Ihid ho . eonvletnl last turn of
iilmlnal touit of htealli,,; imm a H'nt
Market street store G5 ill, teim r
sentence 1st three. tais. hut i ffort uie
being mutlci to have th.j hoaul of pardon.,
Inlcricio Iti his behalf.
FAY-DAYS -Tho Dclawaic. Lacks
wanna nnd We sum lonipiny pild ei.
teiday at tho llytlo Fail; and Oonthn utul
mlnoH. Today tho employes at tho Dia
mond and Hall&tead will bo paid, and
tomorrow tlio ilellevue, Dodge and Ox
ford. Tho Dclawaie nnd Hudson com
pany paid K-stoniay ut thu Mnnville,
Green Rldga and the, Bunariuleiidents
mid clerks at tho Hcrnntori and far
bondWle offices.
WOMAN'S Al'XIMAUY.-A meetlnir
wlll bo held Februaiy J3, In thU clt. of
tint women's auMIUry to tho Boa id of
Missions of tho Arena iconry of tho
Scranton dlotcse, nt which laU yeat'i,
work of I ho ohurcli will ba eliscusbed. in
tho course of tho fesslou ISlshop Talbot
will privai.li a bermen and tho report nt
the annual meeting held ut Hethlehom In
October will bo lead. Adduce will be
prnrte by .trlons of tlm ladles.
Iiaokt the "Hotel Jermyn" clrar, 10c.
UIONjW)LABr:L
TO INCREASE INDEBTEDNESS.
Action Taken by Stockholders of
Scranton Bail way Company
The itntmnl meetltitr of the Btock
holdfin of tho Hcrnntou Hallway '.om
pitii' woh held ycatcnlay In tlip nfllcei
of the rnmpany In this city. Korty
cltjht of tins G0,0)0 shares of atoeU wori'
voted nnd It w.im unanimously decided
to Incivaso the Indebtedness of tlm
Lonip.mv from $-'.410,000 to $3,000,000.
Tho oiritors of the company dsi'llncd
to go Into particulars ns to thu eNnct
purpose of the Increase, but paid In
u general py that It is to bo used for
extensions and Improvements.
Tho old board of directors wan tin
iitiliiiiiUHly ro-elecled. tt conlBts of
(. M CMaiko. 1. I' Tfrfloy. i:. W.
rUrkc, Jr.. C. A. I'leihon. jr.. and C.
Foul Sioen. of t'lilladelpblit: Tlni
otli I'.tiiko and J'litnk Slllltmiti, .If.,
of this cltv.
Ditiiim; tile vo.tr lSifi the company
Mpellt rtiT $100,00') In Jklipiovllltf Its
plant ami linen.
FJRE IN GREEN RIDGE.
Old Planing Mill, on Dickson Ave
nue, Entirely Destroyed Eaily
This Morning.
About 1 o'lliu'k this morning tlio
alarm of llio was mined In from lo
71 at tbc coiner ol Dkfcson nvonuo .mil
L'al M.ttket Micct. A bilge two
story frame building known as tin.
Old Miller tl Slaik I'l inlng Mill Ittlllil
Ing loc.itcd on Dickson aenuo between
Dtlawate and lireukcr wtioets, ciiiglit
Hie In some unexpl.ilntblo matiuei' and
within u few moments ti out Its oiiulu
the whole place v.i In lluincs, tho , n
tlio loss lielng estimated nt about
$2,000.
In k'sh.iti a half hour the building
was tuzed to the giound. It was the
Pionctty of the Uiecn Ridge l.uiulx .
(ompanv and bad been unoccupied for
mote than a year, the Kuieka. lih
Iteglster comjiany who weie the last
uteiipants, usiiifT it as u plant for lli3
manufacture of cash icgisteiP.
Somo of thu machlneiy was htill In
the building nnd togetrtcr with i'omc
piopcrtv of the Cireen Ulilgn Lumber
company, which wns kt.pt their, was
cnnsttimd In the blaze.
Tho cause of the Hie !n ti'iknoun. A
barn doe by and n lupe ftanv bull 1
ing occupied by th" families of H'lll
hm noblnoon. William Pish and Sim
uel Phrlstcnson were all in dinger,
and at one time indeed : tv In fl.tmci.
The exeellti't vnik oC the flreiuen,
all the Piovldence arid I'.te-n ,tldgc
deputments being pti"-tnl an.l sevoial
of tho town (ompnnlix al-o, however,
puneiited thu flames paining any Va 1
wny. In sph,. of a stroiu; wind thuwts
blowing, and befldes a 'thef t-oore
Moreblng no "erlous d.imagt; was done,
the only grave icstilt of 'lie 'lie bring
tht dcsttuctlon of the mill.
At 2 o'clock the lliemep had thn blae
under uond contiol, and no lutthcr
damage was done.
PHINNEY ENGINE A WRECK.
Horses Got Beyond Control of Per
manent Mnu Link.
Ill ic'pondlng to the still alaini fiom
the I.oieii lire last night the fleneial
Phlnney engine Uam got bevond the
control of I'etmanont Man Llsk and
toie down Sandeison avenue luilotisly.
At Mation sticet one of the tumt
wheels sank Into the hole and tho en
gine was upiet with such torce ,11 to
hull l.Nk over ,b feme Into the ynul
of a rchideme, wheie he landed on his
head. Iteyond some had hiuhti.
i-tiange as it appeals, he was un
luu ninl
The i ngine. however, is pictty badly
wiecf.id Tills was one of the engines
but lfcwtly lehullt by the La Fiance
L'nglne lompany at a cost of Jl.SOO.
HIGHEST WAGES IN 12 YEARS.
Mine Workers in the Schuylkill
Region Are Happy,
rottsville. Pa.. Feb. J. The mine
woikeib of thu Schuylkill region will
lccelve for the last half of January
and the first half of Februaiy th
highest wages that has pi mailed 111
twelve years. The Schuylkill Coal V.k
change, vhlth fixes the wager, today
placed the late at ) per cent, above
tht .s2.W batls, which i nans IS tents
addition to the wuses t those voik
ing lor $J per day. Inside laborers
whose -chcdule wagf.t Is $10M, will
receive $11.10 per week" for 1lie tlmo
stated. The i.'te of wages Is toii'ptit"tl
upon the ptito of coal received nt
Scluivlklllhaven by tl e colilciies
drawn by cbaiiec.
FORESTRY COMMISSION.
The Purchase of 1000 Acres in Pike
County Confirmed.
Uaiiisbuig, Feb. 1. A meeting was
held by the slate foiewtty i omnil's-lon
this atteinoon and eoullinicd the pur-clias-e
ot land made, and authoiled
the puichaso ot t.COO acies moiu 111 Pike
county
It also decided to pun base another
liupottant tract adjoining the tiusiiuu
li.iuua it .-eivatlon.
I'-rnt'd-.i laugh.
Stiangi i in a Hti.tn-j
net Tuesday.
fio and s "A
Land. " l.yroum
Delegate Elections.
Lock Haven, I'a . Fib l.-O S. KcIm-v,
the ltepulillian unity (h.iiiin t:i, today
l-Mlcd a call iinnoiuiclu? that tlelegtie
tttitlonx will bo h ld Apill 7 and the
toiilttv loiiMMitiill April Pi. I'uudidi les
will bo noinlpnted for ioiuuis. a.nii
bl. icglmcr and iccuuhr. two isuctato
JinUts, ono Jin v eommliwluncr two dele
gat i s to llio lUpuhllcan state cuiiicii
lion and thalrman of tho ctnint niminll
toe. Tuesday Laughing nlelit .ii the Ly
iiuiii: "A Stumper in u Stiangc)
Land."
Bryan in Maine.
Foiumoiith, .V. II., Feb. l.-Wllllam J.
Ilryun made a bilef stop heio today n
route fiom l'oitlainl to Cuueoid. llo
was Mcited with enlliuMHHin by a lingo
crowd that had assembled ut tho station
lii.d conducted by a committee of thu
Jeffeison club to Phllbrlel; lvill. vUiero he
spoku for forty minutes, discussing tho
political issues of the day. Alter lunch
lug nt tho Itneklnuhim house Mr. Uiaii
re binned his journey to Concord.
Go to the Lyceum next Tuesday and
laugh.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
pnni
CHILD. SOITi:NS tho GUMS, ALLANS
all PAIN; C'L'ltKB WIND COLIC, and
Is the best remedy for DIARUHOL'A.
Sold by all DiiiBKlEts 111 nveiy part of tha
world. He aire and ask for "Mrs. Wins
low'o Bcotrdn Hrup," und take net uth.'r
kind. Twctty-ftvc cents a bottle.
Has been used for over FIFTY YrJAUS
b' MILLIONS of MOTHL'RS for their
c-HII.DltLN WIULUTKirJUINO WITH
wn CT1i'rlG.C It UMit imihj .. "
THE REVISED LIST
FOR NEXT WEEK
PREPARED BY DISTRICT AT.
TORNEY JONES.
This Action Was Made Necessary to
Take Caro of the Cases That Could
Not Be Tried This Week Because
of the Adjournment of Court Out of
Respect to the Late Judge Gunstor.
Burglary Cases Are at the Head of
the List An Unusally Largo Nnm
ber of Surety Cases.
Following Is the levlsed til.il list for
iii'M week's teim of criminal court,
piepated by Dlstilet Attorney Jones,
to give a place1 to the cases that could
not be lieanl this week because of the
adjournment of court until Monday
out of respect to the lite Judge Oun
ster: MONDAY, Fi:i?KFAUY ...
I. William Lenin tt, Cuorgo Talo. rob-
bcty: William Thomas, plus.
'-'. Flunk Coutttight. Annie llllbendei,
alias Mamie Clow. John Crow,
' alias Chailes Ciow, James Sal
mon, alias Janus Little, alias Jo
seph Fltzeiald. btuglurv: F.
Holding, Jt pios. ((,1!. Hevtll,
bttiglaiy.)
::. Kiunk Coutttight. .mule Hllbctuler,
alias Mamie Ciow, John Ciow,
nllas etiailts Ciow, James Sal
mon, alias James Little, alias Jo
stph Fitgeiald, buiglary; F.
Hobllng, Ji pi os. (Maltha. Pa ti
ll, buiglaiy.)
I. Fiank Couitrlght. Annie ttllbendi r,
all is Mamie Ciow. John Ciow.
alias CJiaile-s Ciow, James Set-
noli, alias James Little, alias Jo.
M'ph Fltageiald, buighuy: F
Uobllng. Jr., puis. J. T. Jones,
burglary)
r John (iolko. usault and batteiy,
David Youngnian, pros.
0. Patiltk J. Krai lis, forgoiy, C, L.
Kite, pi os.
7. John Siaek. attempt at i.ipe; ltat
b.ua Fesaiehle, prox.
S Fannie Se'iocase. assault and bat
teiy: Peter Petkos, pros.
0. Michael Ablthan. alias Michael Sul
livan assault and battery; Joseph
Simon puis.
10. Nicholas (Jeoige, assault and bit
tery: A. It. Huddy, tuos,
II. William M.vets, l.uceny and leeelv-
Ing; Thomas Wells, pios.
Hugh McLutghlln, selling lleium1
without license, liildget Jtalney,
pi ox
Hugh McLaughlin, assault and bat
teiy; liildget Halney. pro.
Thomas Klloatilck. attempt at
iape; Clatcnee Humlston, pros.
Michael Kearney, John Maekey,
lohbeiy; Thomas Levshon. pios.
Patilek Casey, robbei.v; Mlihael
Calne, pios.
Lmll llulisehman, llannnli llubsch
man, malicious, mischief; Maty
Schw.ut, uo.
Kmll Hubschniuii. Hannah lluliseh
man, assault and batteiy; Hemy
Schwait. jiiov.
Nicholas Geoige, selling Ibiuor
without license; Anthony H. nucl
ei v, pros.
Nicholas CJeoige, caiiing concealed
weapons; A. H. ltuddy. pios.
21.
Fiank Coiutilght, eaiilng con
cealed weapons; Fiank Itobllmr,
jr.. puis.
Maty Savage, larceny and receiv
ing; James Dm kin, puis.
H. Fiank Mai.diall, pnibe.'.Iemcut,
T. S Dulling, pios.
P. J. McNumaia. Patilek Gibbons,
Michael MeDomnigh. statutoiy
buiglaiy; Fianle' Hobling, jr.,
in OS,
Hat net Kabatnlek, assault and
batteiy, Louis Tiachtenberg,
pros.
Anthony Kuane. assault nnd bat
teiy; Anthony Iiaiiett, pros.
Andiew Koetith, latcenynnd receiv
ing; lliujtmln Mendleson. pros
Stanley Vanosky. Alick Vanosky,
laiceny and iccelvlng; Michael
Alellck. puis.
Max Suiavltz, assault and battery;
James Nolan, pios,
Anthnuv Zalesky, Joseph Zaleskl,
millcious mischief; John Demkn,
Pios.
John Goska. aggiavated asault and
battery; Vaytus lliduck, pios.
Ii. S. Ketcbem, embezzlement,
Geoige F. Thomas, pros.
John Petiltus, Joseph Setholoky,
.'I
2fl
2S
::o.
il.
::i.
assault and batteiy, Michael
Smith, pros.
31. Fdwatd Crane, uggiavatcd assault
and battot y; Anthony Huddy,
pios.
".'. Samuel Smith, larceny and lecelv-
Ing; Fiank Robllng. Jr., pios.
:;S P. II. liyine, laiceny by balhe; P.
J. Fan ell, pios.
.17. Joseph Kleschelfskle, aggravated
assault and batteiy; Tea 111 Car-
dotzskle, pios.
:ss. Frank Kapuschlnski, false preten
ces; R. Josephson, pros.
TUESDAY, FHHHFAnY fi.
;!9. John LonginottI, assault and bat
teiy: Julia llcinnettl, prox.
W. P. H. Gllgallon, einbeilemiL'iit.
Chalks J. Post, pios.
II. Peter Jakelcowltz, cmbezleim nt;
J. C. Hawthorn, pios.
4J. Daniel Mitchell, selling liquor with
out license; Fied Addison, pros.
4!. Mollis Hollander, false pietenss;
15. K. Weeks, pios.
44. lienjamln Hntt, tecelving stolen
gods, Mai tin Crlppen, ptos.
4". Katie Dieeti, laiceny and iccelv
ing; A. C. Xettleton, pios
IC. Tony Kay, alias Anthony Kay, lar
ceny and leceivliig; Fiank Sup
tlekl. pros.
I". James Hacldeu, assault and batteiy;
Janet Hnelden. pu.
IS. Andiew MatUer. assault ami lut
teiy; Wassdl Klitskow, iios,
19. James Moigun, assault and batteiy;
J a in i s Mellale pros.
.'ii). Mis. Thomas Mullen, common scold;
Maggie Hanett, prox.
.'it. Chailes Conuell, selling lleiuoi with
out license: Chubs Jacobs, pioy.
W. Jiisopli Kllpatilck. statutory huig
l.uj , Fiank Hobling, jr puis,
M. Fiank Lunieioux, iccelvlng stolen
goods, M Cilppcn, pios
r.l. Williani Williams, aison; Fuel
Ki efer, pios.
.VJ. William Williams, .usou, Fud
Kttfer. pios. '
M3. Fiank Noiton, Thomas Kellv, loh
beiy; Fiank Uolillng, Ji,, pios.
f,7. Donatu Mai la Genovise, assault and
battety: Maty Mutiny, pm.x,
."S. Martin Hlnzchoek, embezzlement;
Joseph Galblsh, pios.
r.y. James Clark. Anna Claik, embes!
zlenuut: James Smith, pros,
iiO, Loieiizo Matuchy. John Matuchv,
assault and batteiy; Samuel Do
vlvl, pios,
HI. Victor Dyniesky, assault and bat
tery; Hdward PMklnskle, pios
tii. Susslc Huddy, tusault and battery;
Mary Cuydulle, pi ox.
61. A. II. Coon.', malicious mischief;
Chailes p. Powell, pios.
ill. Joseph Wltko, nmault and battety,
.lobcph Mathaschliik. pros.
Co. John Leo, laiceny and leceivliig;
Mlchncl Duffy, pnic,
Cfl. Muiy Ann Kenney, larceny and te
celving: Maiy liaughan piox.
07. Andiew Haiwln, Annio Harwlti, a.i
sault und battery; Maiy Howie
Piox.
6S. P.oley Belles, false pietenses; W, C.
C.tney. puis.
(.0. Hugh Winkle.', laiceny and receiv
ing; Seymour I'uuly, prai.
C9'(i. Steillng H. Anderson, iape; W, T.
Simpson, pios.
WDDNL'SDAY. FUHllUAUY 7.
70. Mary Gohosi, Indecent exposure;
Muiy Wugiur, prox.
MKKT MB AT POWKLL'S,
131-133 WAGH'N AVK.
Emil Paur
Conductor of the New York Phil
harmonic Orchestra, the Gran
Opera Company, and recently of
the Boston Symphony Orchestra,
writes as follows concerning the
Pianos
I congratulate you on manufac
turing so fine a Piano; it is unsur
passed, so far as I know, it's tone
being sympathetic nnd remarkably
full, while its action responds to any
demand made upon it.
(Signed) EMIL PAUR.
We dollcht In showlnc the .Mason & Ham
lin Upright, and particularly the Baby
(iranJ. to all persons appreciating an abso
lutely artistic piano.
131-133 Washington Ave.
71. Chutlcs Smith, caiiIn,T ccnccaled
weapon: S. A. Gllby, pios.
7J. Maiy tiobosa, assault aiiJ batteiy;
Maiy Wagner, piox.
7.1. Geoige White, assault an battery;
Kliabeth White, pio.
71. M. J. Wulsh, embezzle ment, George.
Smith, pios.
"ii. H. 11. Cole, bigamy, U. 1! Mulllnex,
pios.
76. Coiistantlne Hoj.nv'skl, tobbet;
John Novjoskl, pi cm.
77. Joseph Galavlt.:, assault nnd oat
teiy; Andiew Hoiaskl, pros.
7S. Helen Zarcniblc, larceny and ic
celvlng; Joscnn Miloszuwski, pios.
79. Anthony Maslowsiel, lticeny and
iccelvlng; losspn Mlloszawshi,
1)1 os.
SO. Milton Mildly, fornication and bas
tardy; Lizzie Jorn. piox.
81. William Cole, nolntiti.; pistol; Frank
Hobling, jr., pros.
S2. Kmma Fgler. common scold; llllcn
Garvey, prox.
bJ. John felankoskle, alias Nicholas
Stankoskle, tssittlt unJ batt'j-.v j
John Kovoliiky, pros.
M. John Gllncky, 'alie pretenses; Vil
linin J. Stevens, pros.
S" John Gllnsky. talu pietenses; A.
Monlson. pio.
b'i. John Gllnsky. false pretense; Au
gust Wensel. pros.
87. John Gllnsky, false pretense.1 G. V.
Decker, pio".
s!. Anthonv Washnor, felling !lct.t,i
without llccns;; Joseph Ideoie,
pt os.
.S'i. James Harils, niali,"iin mischief:
James I'l nn, pun.
00. Althur Deacle, pjillti.ltj iilstol;
Hllas Davis, pros.
91. Hemy Stlpp, lareiv and receiving;
Peter F. '''inn nghnni. pios
92. David Jellnsky, larceny; Anthony
PohMk, pros,
in Joseph Sumineis, aiding pilsoner
to escape; Fied Addis jn, pios.
91. John Whitko, talse pietenses; Wil
liam Ciaig. pros.
95. Fiank Goeikas. Annie Fibutnnle,
aggiavated assault a:id battety;
Mutthuw Schwadges, tiros.
9li. Helle Williams, alius Delle Low,
laiceny by bailee; Jennie Itod-
vvay, prox.
TIHTHSDAY, FHimUAHY S.
97. William F. May, iape; Ann Glll-
hooley, piox,
9s1. John ScaUo, cairlng concealel
weapon; Stephen A. Gllby, pros.
99. George Winlnck, udulleiy; Thomas
Lesbon, pios.
100. John Der. e mbczzlonient; Mar-
gaiet D.ver, piox.
101. T. F. Nelson, loigery; H. S. Pierce.
puis.
102. M. J. Notion, adulteiy; Thomas
Norton, pios.
lOl.Annle Depue. adulteiy; Thomas
Noiton. pros,
104. James Van Diiser. tanylng con
cealed vveaioii; Amzl Hosencrans,
pios.
W. James Van Duser. larceny and te
celving; W. J. Mlchales, pros.
lot!. Angelo Mussel I, John De Faz.lo,
felonious attempt; James T. Mc
Andtew, pros.
107. Peter Canavlg, larceny and tecelv
ing; Francis Wagner, pios.
10$. James Jut dan. M. K. Jordan, feng
er.v; Haiiy McConnell, puis.
109. John Keel, Jr.. foi ideation and
bastardy: Maine Cogglns. in ox.
110. Dllek Gtabowskl, Charles Giabow-
skl, malicious mischief; A. J. Ud.
i'l'. tuos.
111. Michael Giady. aggravated assault
and batteiy. George Heion, pios.
112. John J. Hughes, embezzlement, C.
A, Hal graves, pros.
II.!. lMu.ud Wcl-s. embezzlement: 11.
A. Hanson, pros.
114. Patilek Joidan, aggiavated as
sault and battety; Stanley Gll
linkl, Pios.
IF,. .Tiilm McMillan, laiceny by bailee;
M. W. Guernsey, pios.
Fill DAY. FKUIIUAHY 9.
lit! Simon Slmbtoskv. usault und bat
tety; Stanley Wlsncsky. pios
117. Kate Itiuvc, alias Kate Geoige,
sellng llipior without lleensu;
Hutb Llewellyn, piox.
II1? Mai Mi-ll. Illegal mactlee of
medicine. Ju-epb J. Mat tin, pics.
ll'l. Pi'tn Patease. attemnt at iape,
Fioule Shukltus, piox.
l.'O. Stanley Vanosk. Alick Vanosky.
lusault und battel; Michael Mel
ick. pios.
Ul. V S. Wolir. talse pietenses, M,
ScliwaifzUojif, in os, ,
122. Vencino Saiio. Illegal piactlce of
medic hit-: Mike Mooney. pros.
l.'J. Vctielnz i Sail", toinlcatlon: MIcli-
ai'i Monoey, puis,
121. Geoihe II Haines, lalse pretences;
Geoi go Cooper, pi i s.
SATFHDAY. FllHKITAiIY 10.
123. llowaid Pottci, deseitlon; Julia
Potter, piox.
120. William Hdmuiids, surety, John
W. tii ant. pios,
127. Sebastln Itnzell, deseitlon; T llo-
v.ell, piox.
12S. James Iladden, dcseilion; Janet
Hadileii, piox.
129. Joseph Woelkeis, stuety; John J.
Guidon, pios.
1P.0.P. F. Flaheity. deseitlon; Annio
H. Flubeity. prox.
131. William H. Williams, stuety; Janet
Williams, piox.
12.'. Henry Scheuer. desertion; Paulino
Scheuer. prox.
131. I'.ttilck Cu'lns, surety; Vlncenzo
Cailucci. piosi,
131. Willi mi F. May, desertion; Mary
May, pi ox,
133 IMwaul Vangoidcr, desertion: Hl-
len Vangoidcr, piox.
136. Laies Wlsnlkey, deseitlon; Anna
Wlnlsky. ptox.
137. John Hutilctl. Anthony Masstls,
stuety: John Dunn. pios.
13S. James Kit hoi. suiety; Maiy Hed
wun, prox.
139. Ilulph Vallo, suiety; John Dunn.
ptos,
140. Samuel Willis, deseitlon; Mary
Jane Willis, prox,
111. Patrick in own. surety; Martin
Sweeney, pios.
14.'. Thomas O'Nell, stuety; George
.Smith, pros,
lia. Georgo Pldage, suiety; Michael
Massage, pros.
.1
1
141. Daniel Flnncrty, surety; Mary
Flnncrty, piox.
US. Daniel Flnncrty, desertion; Mary
Flnneity. piox.
116. Samuel Heppson, surety; Ann
Heppson, prox.
117. Frances Aelomlsky. desertion;
Paul Adomlsky, pros.
US. IMwatd Flynn, desertion; Mary
Flynn, piox.
149. Hllen Heckman, surety; Ann Mun-
ley, piox.
130. Maty Maugan, surety! Ann Mun-
ley, prox.
151. Alexander Vcrnofsky, Stanley Ver-
nofsky, surety; Mike Mlleskl,
ptos.
lu.'. Mary Ablthan, suiety; Joseph Si
mon, pros.
1KI. J. B. Lainbcit, surety; Kdwaid
Plnder. pros.
ini.Wllllam Pllsco, surety; John Smith,
pros,
ir,3. Susie ltuddy, surety; Mnry Guy
dtilla, prox.
150. Charles Hellly, deseitlon; Kate
Itellly, piox.
1.17, John Wlllnlsky, surety; Lanno
Wlllnsky, pios.'
1.18. Mary Wlntta, surety; Ann Smith.
prox.
159. James P. Gllbrldo, surety; Annlu
Gllbrlde. prox.
IB). Kate O'Haru, surety; Mrs. Patrick
McDonnell, prox.
181. Chailes Hean, desertion; Mary A.
Heali, ptox.
1C2. Andrew lloiwnt, suiety; Stephen
Horwat, pios.
103. George It. Wlnlack. desertion; Jen
nie Wlnlack. prox.
101. Gt Hllth Hlchaids, suiety; Jane
Hleharels, prox.
16.1. H. Hnglcbart, surety; David J.
Hart is, pros.
106. Hllzabeth Hairis, suiety; Ullzabetb
Hnglehti t, prox,
107. Mary Scbwattz, suiety; Annie
Hlbshmun, piox.
1G1?. Andy Phelan, suiety; James F.
Loftus, pros,
10'). Nicholas GMorge. suiety; A. Ii.
Huddy. pios.
170. Canto Goots, suiety; Mike Koss,
PIOS,
171. Cattle Goots, surety; Rebecca
Hos.s, ptox.
172L William John Hoderlck, suiety;
Kate Phillips, prox.
173. Kllza Llewellyn, surety; Surah
Nicholas, ptox.
174. Thomas Jermyn, surety; J. D.
Clymer, ptos.
ITS. Iteke Jolnello, suiety; Domenico
D. Mitchell, pros.
170. Michael J. Norton, desertion;
Catharinu Norton, prox.
177. Samuel Cievv, surety; George H.
Keeso, pros.
178. Mary Judge, surety; Jemima Ho-
wells, prox.
179.Kmlt Hubshman. Hannah Hubsh
man, surety: Mary Swartz, prox.
150. John Tlghe, suiety; Mrs. David
Cleats, ptox.
151. Ilosle Wlnwood. surety; K. A. Mc
Donald, prox.
IS.'. Ksther Calloway, surety; Annie
Vaughan. prox.
IS,;. Lizzie Davis, surety; Annie Dom-
Inlek, prox.
1SI. Wvcento Wychisky, surety; Kate
Taylor, prox.
1S.1. Kugeno Ttopp, suiety; Carrie
Smith, prox.
1S6. AVilllam Sockolfsky, Jacob Stovck,
suiety; J. J. Jeimyn. pros.
187. Mary Hone he, surety; Mis. An
thony Gillespie, piox.
liS. James J. O'Boyle, desertion; Hllza
A. O'Hoyle, prox.
ISO. Amlle Kolage, .suiety; Margaret
Powell, in ox,
190. Anthony Gillespie, suiety; Mnry
Hoach, piox.
191. Getty Lee, surety; Michael Duffy,
1)1 os.
192 John Kelly, stuety; Hildget Brady,
ptox.
193 Joseph Gianville. suiety; Elizabeth
Gianvllle, piox.
191. Mis. Willis, suiety; Agnes Hodg-
sous, piox,
19.1 William Haggerty, surety: Bessie
Monlson, pi ox.
198. Mai tin Judge, stuety :. Alice Fer
guson, piox.
197. James McHugb. deseitlon: Maiy
McIIugh, prox.
19S. Samuel Jurkovitz, suiety; Samuel
Hails, pios,
199. Patrick McGinty, desertion: Kate
McGlnty, in ox.
200. Andiew Martzer. surety; Wassll
Kutskow, pros,
201. John Neadzaweek, surety; Annie
Kuduk, ptox.
IContlnucd on Page S
We Will Divide with You
We were fortunate in buying a large stock of
Table Linens
And Sheetings
Previous to the great advance in prices we propose to gia
our customers the benefit of our purchase. We guarantu
prices on Linens quoted to be from 10c to 25c less than thei.
value, and from 5c to 74c less on all Sheetings.
LOOK:
Unbleached.
(livid Muslin
Fine Mu-dlu
Atlantic 1'
Very lino
i:tra heavy
l.'-lueh l.oikwood I'lllow t'.iM
I' Inch I.ockwood I'lllow e.mei
M-incli I.ockwood I'lllow e'a-tt
c. I.otkwiiod Fliectlng
'.i-l i.ockwood Sheeting
I'l-1 I.ockwood Kheetlng
IMnth l'llca I'lllow Casing ..
T.-lnth I'tlcu I'lllow C'a.dng ..
M-lneli I'tlea I'lllciN" e'.iiig ..
S-l Ftli a Sheeting
!"-! IHlca Slicettug
10-1 tica Sheeting
re
IMS
r,c
t.l.C
C'.e
10c
lie
lie
17c
19o
Sic
Uc
luC
Lie
lie
Jle
-!c
Bleached.
Hill .Muslin
I'l lilt
Lonsdale
Finn Cambric
l.on 'dale Cambric
iJ.lnch Lockwood I'lllow Casing .
-iVI11e.il T.oel.weod 1'illow Casing
M-incli I.ockwood Vlllow Ca-iins
S-4 Lock wood Sheeting
t'-i I.ockwood Sheeting
Do
Mo
lies
ISO
19c
sic
MEARS &
C. F. BECKWITH & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Mine and Mill Supplies,
Machinery, Etc.
OFFICE-Dlnic Bank Building.
iWMwwmmMkWtimmmfflm
BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
When falsing China Hull. Just take iv glance at our windows nnd see the
ttrcat bargains In Hrle-.i-Urac, Jardlnlers, Pedestals, etc., also Haviland &
Co's French China Dinner Set. 113 pieces. Onlv $.1100. Step In and look
over our bargain tunics; hero nre only a few of tho many bargains:
Fruit plates were SIR 00, now I'l IK) per dor
Fruit plates were J12(W, now 9 00 per rioz.
Fruit plates were )aD0, now 4 00 per dnz,
Fruit plates were VM. now :t f.0 per do.
Breakfast or tea plates were $11 00, now S 00 per eloz.
Breakfast or tea plates were $11 00, now 7 i0 per dor..
Breakfast or tea plates were $1. CO, now 4 l") per tloz.
Houp plates wero $7.50, now 4 50 per doz,
Also inanv o('dn and ends In dinner und tea sets, glassware, etc. BU
WAlti:. These wilt not last long.
VyxwaTyfaAX .
Millar & PArk"
IllCtr X rCCIV
wmMmmmmmmmftm!
Cloth Jackets
My stock of Cloaks, Jackets, etc., boh for Ladies, Misses and
Children has been unusually large and handsome this season, and many
handsome garments remain, owing to the warm weather and late win
ter. We are sure to have cold weather yet, but the Cloth Jackets inu
go
Consequently you will und
All $25.00 Jackets for , $12.50
All 20.00 Jackets for 10,00
All 15.00 Jackets for 7.50
All 10.00 Jackets for 5.00
All 7,50 Jackets for 3.75
All 5.00 Jackets for 2.50
All 4.00 Jackets for 2.00
Golf Capes in Handsome Effects.
Were $2.00 for $15.00
Were 20.00 for 12.50
Were 15.00 for 10.00
Were 10.00 for 7.50
Were 7.00 for 5.00
Great reductions in prices on Furs. These are not old garments,
but all new, up-to-datethe kind you always find at
F. L. Crane's
Raw Furs Bought.
NO ME DREADS THE DENTAL CHAIR
Teeth
Filled and extracted
absolutely witliontpain
bv our new
J .
method.
Reputable Dentists
Should not be judged by the catch-penny methods of the Dental
Fakir. Our prices are the lowest possible for first-class work. Our
system ol Crown and Bridge Work is superior to any other. We
up-to-date in all branches of Dentistry.
DBS. SAPP & McGRAW,
134 WYOA1INQ AVE. (Over Millar & Peck's China Store.)
lo-l I.o.'kwood tun t ting
IMncn I tic 1 I'lllow I'u-lng ... .
4Vlnuli I'tlea I'lllow e'ailag
r.-inth Ftlca I'lllow e'adng
S-4 Ftlei Sheeting
Hi.
0-1 Ftlca Sheeting
10-t Ftlca Shccllug .
German Table Linens.
Ociniicii' Pamask, bilwr hliachid
i.l Inches wide
Uerman I) nuat-k, fllvtr hle.u lied,
7i iuehes wldu
Citrmau I).ii)a.s!. silver bleached,
'.' I111 his vvidi)
(lei man Dam.thk, fllvcr hleachod,
ill
7J luchi .- v. I1I0
eiciiiiau Daiiiaek, silver lileithul,
7.' Ini In h wide
lielglan Snow White, e.0 Inches vldc-.
lielglan huov.' White, t,s Inches wide .
Uelglan Snow White, 7-' iuelips wide
H'dulaii Snow White, 7J Inches wide
I'M
$1 :
,V,e
$1.(10
$K5
Nap-
II .'),
lit iiiau snow vviuie, ,.' iiicius vMdt
Soft heavv Fnhliachcd Oilman
klnu, JI no. S1.21 CI '.n
Sott heiw Ultaehed, $10), Ji -,
51.7 j, .' W, -' . '.
need's llleached, Flno Satin Finish
$.' 00, $3.00, $j ID, $7.5".
UARFN 15-417
nilULlly Lackawanna Ave.
WAUEIIOUSK-Grccn Ridge
13,a Wyoming Av.
"Walk In ami lnW .,inH '
at Half Price.
324
LACKAWANNA
AVENUE.
Furs Repaired.
scientific-" tilt
I. :
re
We Call
Your Attention
To Our
Immense Stock of
Horse and Mole Shoes,
Bar Iron Steal,
Channel Angles,
Shafting, Toe Calk Steel
Bolts and Nuts,
Rivets and Washers,
n Endlass Stock of
Blacksmiths'
and
Wagon makers'
Supplies.
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0
U III)
126 and 128 l'rniiklln Are.
iivcrv nuscamrioN oi-- riMi
K
ii
SEE
D. IRVING SIMMONS,
720 Connell Building.
Everett's
Horses and carriages are su
perior to those of any other
livery in the citv.
If you should .desire to go
for a drive during this delight
ful period of weather, call tele
phone 704, and Everett yvill
!end you a first-class outfit.
' f
I 838 Dl Court. (Near City Hall.)
ty iU iJTrtT rTlfi I F
kiEF,
7T2. 63--j
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