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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY, FEBRUARY G, 1900.
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CARBONUALE.
CHARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT.
The school boa id met In regular ses
sion last ovoniiiK. Supeilntendent
G.nr submitted his monthly repot t
which showed among othci things a
total attendance of 11,381 and an aver
age attendance of 002 males und 1,031
females. Treasurer Dlmock reported
having iceeived $3,000 of the state ap
pioprl.itlon. A communication fiom
Aichltcct Hi own certified to the pel -fectlon
of the piping of the heating
appaiattis put In by Hunt & Connell,
of St i anion, and condemned the Sperl
hnllets which It declared will not gen
ei.ite sufliclent steam to heat the
building.
A sulfation was spuing In the form
of a chaige of embezzlement against
e-Pilnclpul II, G. HookenHTiy, pio
firied b i'-Superliitendent John J.
Torbes. The statement was swotn to
befoie Aldermtm V 11, inker on J.m
u.uy :', 1P00. The nllegcd s'loitago Is
netwei n $300 and C00 of tuition money.
This Is the olmge nride oi bally some
time ago Into which the piofessor
i hiniK he was unable to ejet the board
to Investigate. Coming at this time.
while the accused Is a i .indldnto for
school illtcctnr. It will be regal ded as
having some nolltlcal significance. Ac
tion on tin- (h.uge was defened.
SELECT COUNCIL MEETING.
At lust night's mti'tliig of the select
council applkatinns foi citv engineer
weie loeeived fium Louis ATTiiott and
William Origo. The icsolution authoi
ilng the m.iyoi to condemn water
sheds vts amended by Mr Ni ilon
o that the c'lahmen of coun
'ils and solicitor ale empoweied to act
with him The proposition of the
uanuf ictuieis to change the the bell
was auepttd and a icsolution for a
the gong on the Ilendilck woiks was
Introduced. A icsolution for a Sd.ono
building fui Cottage Hose company to
be erected on thlr lot was lefened.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
L M. Smith, of the Ilendilck Manu
fac'mlng company. Is vHtliis-; friends
In Rochester.
W. J. Bine, of New Yoik, Is lsltlng
lelathes In this cltr.
llnry Ben Is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mis G. S. Kimball hao
nirhed fiom Florida wheie they spent
a month.
Mls Giaee Hall Is ill with mumps.
The Pastois" AIIItiko met In Tilnlty
paihh house estoi.la afleinoon.
Mr and Mrs. I,, a. Bassett ate ls
Iting Xew Yoik friends.
Hon K. K. Hendilek and niece. Mis.
Ka Smith, an- en mute to California
where thej will wut some time.
Mr. and Mi A M. Shephetd i nter
talned M'stetdny Ml and Mis. A. B.
Dunning of i, niton,
rianl; lioemme Imejer left jesteniiy
for Fiankfoii, Kj , wheie ho will at
tend tho funeial of Governor Goobul.
who was his lltst cousin.
Julius Moses Is the guest of Hoiace
Fo at Sageiton Spilngs.
PECKVILLE,
To the voters of Hlakely boiottgh:
If Mr. Phillips had obtained the noml
nation at the piimary election by a
majoiity composed of a ta pioportlon
of the oters of tho three wards, I
would regaid his nomination as ex-
HoiismoikishaidwwiiwillotttGoldDiisf
TO WASH COLORED
TABLE CLOTHS
Agreitminy person wholhe on firmi tnd
hive to do their own vnhlni. uH rn!..i ...,.
llceniotivc wtihln-. To keep thera looklat
Gold Dust Wishinc Powder
lo tfce wMh witer, tnd dry In the shade It !
wonaeriui now long t pretty red table ctoth will
ItCP Itl freshnets ufihH tsu .. w..k
or colored nipkini the stmt wiy.
JJ1? ' kn lien mi tin Sootltt
MBI OH on rtqviit to
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T?f ,h?whole.l.ll,te- Alldrainaandloiiei art cbecke5Vr'jv. fnUia oa'ticnti
m,iI.-i?.Li. S"S lVu "odilion often wprriei them into In.aoity.Comumptlon or Death
Malted seated. Price ii berths! & haxM.wlth imn-i-.A i..i . .1. . f ..-j.kI
money, j oo. bend lor fre bock.
For Sale by JOHN H. PHELPS,
Snruct strait
.mmn'szMi
pressing tho choice of tlio people of the
borough. Uut since I lecelved twenty
eight niuro votes In tho First and Third
tvaids than he received, und ten more
votes In his own ward than ho receive J
In the above wards, I think It only fnlr
Hint the matter should again bo sub
mitted to the people of the bniough nt
the genciut election on the 20th Inst.
During the past term I have endeav
ored to master the dlfllcultlei of the
vvotknf roltectlnif the tnxe. Those who
wish to know the facts can learn how
far I have sureec'dcd. I solicit the sitp
pott of nil the citizens, assuring them
that I will he nhle to do better during
another term, If elected to the otllce.
U. J. Williams, Hlakely, Pa.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Mayiiold Council Holda a Stormy
Session-Meeting of D. and H,
Employes Last Night Personals.
Tho Mayflold council held their
monthly meeting last evening. Conn
clltiun William Edmunds, Edmund
lMiminds, James Harris, tllelmd Hcy
nolds, P. II, Herg.in nnd Alonndcr
Shlantn being present. Throughout
the evening eiv little business was
tt ansae led, tho lefot liters and tintl-io-fotmers
being equally divided and
eeiy motion put resulting In a tic.
The joport of the ex-borough treas
uier, showing n sum of $SS duo him,
was lead and a motion to adopt wad
defeat' d, the objection belnjr that Sev
ern! bundled doll irs In the roport had
been paid out without oulits being
ih aw ii. Thf ii pott was afterwards
tabled under the heael of unfinished
business. Edmund Edmunds suggested
thul the bill if C M. Lcsher fo: "-VS.
laid upr fiom the 1'ift meeting, K'
tuiil, H was uftoi wauls agiln laid
over. Chairman Shl.wto stated thci
weie two vacancies to hi tilled on th-
boanl of heilth. but on the leeoia
mendatloa nf Edmund Hdiiiund'i no
action was taken.
Th" following bills wen- lead and m
ileied paid: Thomas Botindy, $7.31:
Huhhrook Water company, ISJi:
Hillside Coal company, electilc llghta,
$2l,i'7: M. Ii. Konstantlne, $3: Thonias
Boundy. 2i"; Attorney Timlin, $J3; bill
from William Walker for $S3, amounts
oveipald as borough treasuter, nnd
seveial others from councllmen as wit
nesses in the Hergan ease, and one of
Secretary Daley for $13, sei vices ten
dered In committee and othei wink,
were laid civet.
The meeting thtouphout was a
Htm my one. and as usual many stron-j
peisonalltles were Indulged In.
In response to a notice a number of
mlneis and companv hand'- assemble 1
In Windsor hall last evening. William
We stinKton wis i hah man of the meet
ing and Peter ICellv wns 'ocietaiy.
We were not able to be ptesent, but
I after the meeting tho S'.-otetiry handed
. us the1 following repot t. which ex.
1 plains Itself
I Th" Intent nnd purpose of the meet
I Ing was to give some siund aiHIcc to
runneis and dilcrs who lrul been the
iaitsi of the ttoubV at the Pelawat
and Hudson mines In Jonnvn the fit st
thren days In Februaiy. Tho advice
plvon was that In the futme when
i linnets ot either1- had gilnnces they
, should pi cent tnem to the lltjht par
ties and gle them reisonable time to
accede or lefttso the demands made.
William Westlngton, Chalunan.
Peter Kelly, Seel otnry.
James Prior, a well known and aged
resident of Second street, who has
bet n In falling health for some time,
was taken unconsclouT yesteid.ey and
but little hope Is entertained for hi?
I ee o el y.
I Kilns Kans and Henry Butler, of
I Vandling, spent Sunday note, the
I guests ot Mi. and Mis. T. K. GilltUlH,
i of Not th Main street.
Dr. M. .1. Shields delivered a lecture
last Fildnv evening belote the nurses
of the Kmeigency hoipltal, Caibon-d-Ue,
on "Diet In TphcId rover."
Thorn is Mann, of West Mayflold. was
eiuile palnfullv injured hv a fall of
top coal In the Glnwoud mine last
Piiday. It Is feated he may be In.
Jured Internally.
ARCHBALD.
The borough council held a jegular
meeting, with Messrs. Jones, Price,
Sc anion, Dean, McAndiow and Slddon
piesent. After the reading of the min
utes of the piecedlng meetings weio
appiovcd of the following bills weie
ordeied paid: M. Pi Ice, committee
wmk, $40; William McAndrcw, police
duty, $3; Thomas Flnneity, committee
weak, $10; Joseph Kans, labor, $1.1'3;
Tied Llnde, feeding piisoner, $1.30;
John McHale. police salaiy, $40; P. II.
I.oftus. committee woik. $0; Kdwnrd
O'Hoto, police duty, $1; Martin Caw Icy,
lumber, $M: Aichbald Citizen, pilnt
Ing, $4.30: Mis, j, Moian, cleaning boi
otirfh lailldlng, $ii; Crescent Klecttlc
company, light $2JS; Gutta Petcha Hose
company, hose $J32.G.'. A communica
tion was lead fiom William lliennan,
of Salem stieet. asking pay lor dam
ages caused on his propeity by the ie
cent tains The walei tunning Into his
eellai thtough the Inability of council
to have the dialus repaited. Ths
matter was left In the hnnds of the
road committee The bills of Jamei
Coleman, for hoise hlio, and of T. .1,
Glldea, for legal sen lees, amounting
to $3 nnd $15 tespectlvely, were laid
oer for Investigation. The pole tnx
oidlmnce was next taken up for thlid
and final leading and was passed by
the following vote: Aes Jones, Price,
Theyhart Hood tse ten ofytan,
and have cured Itiguundi of
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casta oi nervous Uueaiti, tucn
at Ocbilav. Uunniii. Sleccleiia
n tn and Varicoccl,Atropby,&&
They dear lh brain, tutngibea
tbt circulation, make digcitioa
Addnn. nil uiiiikiue i.u.i..j a
Phnrmaclit, cir. Wyoming' avenu and
Dr. Jnmci'
Hcadacho
Powders,
AN OLD
FAMILY
PHYSICIAN
Mtikcs Dr. James'
llciukcbo Powdors from
his own prescription.
For ten yeard und more
ho has used them la his
own practice.
And they have never
failed to do all ho
claims for them.
They're perfectly harmless.
Do not stupefy the ncivcsor nffect
tho heart hut they euro
headache.
At all Drug Storos.
4 doses 10 coats.
Cure v hero
Others
Fall.
Dean, .slddon and McAndiow, 5: nay
Seanlon, 1, A committee consisting of
Messrs. Pi Ice. McAndiow and Slddon
was appointed in disti Unite the hose,
which was lecently put chased by cotin
(II, to plnies of uiiod location in each
of tho three wanH. Thete heitis no
other bulnes-s, the e-otincll adjoutned
to meet the last Monday In the month.
J A Poole and P. A. Phllbln nto In
New Yen k elty. ,
Tin lionet in. Itcbehah lodtre, No. S3,
Independent Older of Odd" Fellows, of
this place, will conduct a masqueiado
soeial on Februaiy 21 In Illiizsdotfs
hall.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Coining Borough Election Masquei
ade Ball of tho Taylor Hose Com
pany Personal nnd Other News
matters.
Tho coming IkuourIi election, with
but one week to elapse, pi utilises to bo
one of much Inteiest to the Miteis of
this town. The much discussed itics
tlon of tho bonding of tho boioush for
the erection of a high school for tho
sum of $.'0,000 will be deelded, and tho
candidates In ariou'i winds will settle
theli dltllcultics for the otllces of coun
cil and school dltector and other minor
watd ollleet-. The republicans h.i
completed their ticket weeks ago, whllu,
the citizens hne Just made up their
slate. In the Fli-t ward the Hepubll
can ticket Is made up of all Rood and
honest nun und well acquainted with
the duties they will bo called upon to
pei foi m.
Yesterelay was pay-day at the Arch
bald colliety of the Pelawaie, Lacka
wanna and Western company.
Miss Mabel V. Knight and Homy
Daniels, both popular joung people of
South Ta Icn, weie nuletly man led le
cently by the Kev. James ne.inlnger of
the Hampton Stieet Methodist Kpibco
pal chinch, of Hj,de Park.
One of tin giandest affalib In the
lino of amusement eor held In this
town will be held In Weber's, link on
Thur.sday cxenlng, Pebruaty S, when
tho Taylor Hose company, No. 1, v ill
conduct their flint in.iseiueutde ball.
Uxtenslve piepaiatlons an being mado
by the members to make the e ent a
gland success, and those who desire to
attend can be nssuted an evening of
much pleasure. The Hedinen's society
of this town has accepted the Invita
tion and will attend In a body In full
dre-s costume. The Centuiy llos0 mm
panv, of Scuinton, will also lie piesint
in full di ess uniform on that eoning.
A Luge number ot tickets hae been
disposed of. Admission, only twentj
Ihe cents. Costumes can be had at
Webet's for the event.
The employes of the Taylor, Pjne
and Holden collieries will be paid fot
the month of January today.
All arrangements hae been com
pleted for the social of tho Ptlde of
Lackawanna lodge. No, 18, Ameiican
Protestant Ladles' association, to be
held In their rooms In Heese's hall this
evening. All are cordinily Invited.
Don't forget to attend the gtand con
ceit to bo held at the C.ihaty Uaptlst
chutch on Thuisday evening next, If
you desire an evening of much laughtet
and enjoyment.
OLD FORGE.
Uddle, the youngest son of Chailcs
Miller, who died of diphtheria, was In
tone J In the Matey cemetery on Wed
nesday. Hetijamln, the youngest ton of Will
iam Carey, was ejuito si loudly Injured
at the Sltnpbon t W.ukins mines by
being .squeeze 1 between eats.
The Ladies' Home Mlssionaiy so
ciety will meet at the Methodist Epis
copal put nndge Thuisday afternoon.
William Liphan and Miss I.Uzle
Jjickson srent Sunday with friends at
Cat erton
At the Itepublltan eaucus the fol
lowing men weto nominate 1 for th?
various offices: p.uigcis. Uoebe W1IIH
ra'ese: ta collector, lletuy Ilatdlng,
school dlieetors, Hobeit Johnson anil
John Cook, three yo.usj John Itlm
tner and Piank Conosky, two oais;
William Hepp and William (Iwy'n. onu
yeai; council, William Kvans. Fied
Click Cox and Antonio F.inneardi, thtw
years; John K. Motgans and Fiedoiick
Naylor, two yenis: David Pavls and
Clarence Snvder, one jeirj nssessor,
John Jenkins; auditors, William Will
iams, AValter Cavlll and Joseph Hob
son: teglster of voters, Arthut Steward
and David Mathews.
OLYPHANT.
The J's nnd K's of the Initial society,
of the Hlakely Paptlst chutch, will
serve a tuikey supper In the parsonage
on Main stieet, Hlake-ly, tomonow
evening between the houts of 5 and 9
o'clock. The prh o of supper la I'i
cents. The ladies ure fumed locally
for theli generous spteads.
The employes of the i:ddy Creek col
llery were paid yesterday.
On Satuiday morning Miss Ivor
Thomas, of Dlakely, placed a can ot
molasses which had been fioen In
the oven to thaw. Shortly afterwaid
In lemovlng it fiom the oven the can
burst and Mis. Thomas was very pain
fully burned about the fuce by tho hot
molasses.
Hev. David Spencer D. D of Davis,
N. J has accepted the call given htm
by the membets of the Plakely Uap
tlst chutch here and will besln his
ministry at this place Sunday, Feb
ruary 21.
John Langhun has accepted a posl
tlon at Scianton.
Tho membets of the Congiegatlonal
church will hold an entertainment and
serve supper In the church parlors on
Thursday evening when tho following
excellent programme will be rendctcd:
Address, chnliman: selection, male
party; tccltatlon, Miss May Evans;
recitation, Miss Mollle Hannlck; souk.
Miss Ulnnche Williams; tccltatlon,
Miss Annie Probcrt! selection, male
paity; recitation, Mrs. William Ed
waids, Ptovldcncc; selection, ladles of
the church. Admission IS nnd 25
cents.
Mrs. Itichntd Thomas, of Spring
lliook, who has been tho guest of Mrs.
Catherine Thomas, of Dclawato street,
returned home J estcrdnv.
Miss Helen Wade, of Carbondale,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John
McCoimack, of Delaware street.
Miss Lucy Fat roll entertnlned Mls
Hose Canavati, ot West Scranton, on
Sunday.
Mr, and Mis. II. II. Mathowson tiro
on an extended visit with relatives at
Norw leli, N. Y.
Frank Hownith, of Wllkes-Barte,
visited Mr. and Mts. F. M. Williams
over Sunday.
Frank McDonald, of Scranton, was
a business caller In town jeslerday.
D. Ii, Qriniths has returned from a
trip to New York,
THEATRICAL.
"Faust" at tho Lyceum.
Lewis Motrlson's "Faust" Is one ot
the Tew thcattlcal ptoductlnns that
never gums old nnd never loses Its
dt an ing powers. It attiacted an nud
leticn to the Ljceuin lust night that
ciowded that house to the doors and
many were compelled to content them
selves with staudlng loom.
Mr. M.ui-isou Is not with the com
pany, the lole of Mephlsto tailing to
Ei i oil Dunbar, who models the chai
nctet stilctly on Mortlson lines Miss
Genevieve Kane made- a ptewv and
capable Mrrgueiltc and there weie a
number of other veiy good people
!n the roinnnnv.
The play vvaj t resented vita the
wealth of tccnery and mechanical and
fleililcal efli-cts, foi .which Mr. Moi
rhon'K veition of Goethe's btoiv Is
fame 1 the totintiy ovet.
'The Woman in Black."
"The Woman In IJlack" was the at
traction at the Academy of Music last
night, us presented by the C.lbney
Hoefller company which opened a
week's engagement nt the house. The
play was greeted by an audience which
ci ow ded the theatio and manifested Its
uppteclation of the evening's enteitaln
nient In the most enthusiastic manner.
The play is a melodrama and has a
cleverly devised, Ingenious plot, which
deals with the seamy side of Now Yoik
politics, the machination:-, of a watd
boss, hlmoii Kiaufzei, and his follow
ers being vividly und forcefully brought
to light.
Mo i mm Gibney Is cast for tho patt
of tho above-mentioned power and fills
the lole almost to perfection. His make,
up is excellent, his language and ges
tures clever, and his geneial acting
very leallstlc. He Is hacked up by a
couple of lieutenants, Inferior watd
heeleis, who make almost as Bioat a
hit as does the star himself.
Nellie Gibnc takes the lending
female lole, and as Madame Zonela ex
cellently poitrns a mysterious Indi
vidual, who comes on tho stage garbed
in black. She is, to quote the words at
Kianzfer, "a sort of female Swcngall,"
and her hpnotlo powers are used as i
tool by tho villainous heeler, Mabel
Fowler, as Jimp, an abused waif,
natural and winsome, and made a
gieat hit with the audience.
Frank D. Melville is the statesman
hero of tho play, who runs for con
giess and defeats John Cianc, his vil
lainous opponent, w ho is backed In his
light for the election by Kianfzei.
Mr. Melville made a favoiable Imptes
slon on the audience, and in the first
net displayed pugilistic ability of no
mean older, by dellveilng two beauti
ful Knockout blows on the duo of above
mentioned watd heelen.
In the couiso of the peiformaneo vail
ous pleasing specialties weie Intro
duced, the comedy Juggling of DeHol
lis and Vnloia making an espoclilly
large hit. This afternoon tho company
will present the new "Chat It v Hall,"
while this evening's atti action will be
the Cuban melodrama, "The Last
Sttoke."
Grasshoppor Burlosquers.
At the Gaiety 03terday afternoon
the Crane Hrothets' ' CTrai-liipper"
1'urle.squeis began a three das' en
gagement. They had ciowded houses
afleinoon and evening
The perfoimnnee opens with an olio
In which are half a dozen good turns.
One of the mest laughable Is contrib
uted by Ciano hi othei a, the famous
"Mudtown Kubcs." Their grotesque
make-up and odd antics convulsed tho
audience last night. Miss Aqrnes A.
Miles snng soveial songs In a veiy ac
ceptable manner, and Hastings and
Wilght, slfgeip and comedians, went
given ii cordial leception. The Dem
mlng sisters and Mt and Mrs Hyron
Spaun al"o had numbeis In the olio.
The perfoimance closes with i bui
lesque on "Naughty Anthonv," ertltled
"Haughty Anthonv " Itl.iurhe Hates'
stocking display n enc was duplicated
in a veiy leillsilo way. Sapho, an or
lentil dancer, also appears In the bur
lesque. "A Stranger in a Strange Land."
"A Stranger In n Ptiange Land"
from present indications will play to
cue of the laipvst engagementn nt tlw
L count this evening of tho so-ron.
Although presented for the fiist tlmj
In this city Its teputatlon has pieccded
it. Tt lb to be riven under the ditec
tlon of Minngeis Willi im . Urady
nnd John It. CiKim. It Is a fitclcal
play, written by Sidney Wilmor and
Walter Vincent, and has s,.ui,'d such
a tiiumph tint futuie effotts of these
gentlemen will be looked for with
avidity. For weeks plot "v Stranger
In a Stiango Land" has k..,t the me
ttopolls laughing and crow del tho
theater wheie It was ptesmted.
Pei Imps one of the BicatP't leasons
of Its success tomes fiom Its beln
fiee from any suggesttveness, such as
tnlnt the Fiench farces, with which
New YotU has been ovctrun for two
sa3ons. It Is clean, ptito and whole
some In the fun and yet broadly fatcl
cul. Catauh Cannot Be Cuied
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they
caunoi leach the buiU of the illhcuhe,
Caturrh Is u blood or cniibtltutlunal dls
eahe, nnd In order to cine It you must
take Internal remedies. Hall's Cntanh
Cure Is taken Internally, nnd acts directly
on tho blood and niueous surfaces. Halls
Cutuirh Cure 1. not u eiuach medicine.
It was prescribed by one of tlio best
nhjslclaiiH In this countty for yens, mid
Is u tegular prescription. It is tompjsod
of tho best tonics known, cnniblueil vlth
the best blood piirlll in. acting dliectly
on tho mucous Bin fa 'os. The perfect com.
bti.atlon of tho iv,o lnsrvdletits h vvbat
piodiices such wonderful results In cur
ing Cutnrrh. Send for tCHllniunlajs free.
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Hold by druggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family Plllt, uro tho beat
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J. H. Wnolspv Co., Contractors and
Hulldeii, M'Jll Potest coutt.
FOR SALE
FOH SALH-1G HL'AVY DRAUGHT
hoi sm ; cheap: good workers. Serin
ton Dairy Co, Montcy avenue nnd Larch
street,
POH HALH-THi: WHITF. HOPSR ON
Petui uvenue. Iniiulro Wllllnm Crulg,
H. Hoblnsou's Sons.
REAL EST Ate.
FOR SALH-AT A ItAHQAIN TO A
quick buver, 417 nnd 411 Olive street.
Apply 7:9 Qulncy, F. St. Amand.
WANTED-TO RENT.
WTllirrISlTKDlROO
nblo for gentleman and wife: central
ly located. Address, X, Y, C, Tribune.
WANTED-TO BUY.
v "iV--
WANTFD-TO llt'V PHOPHRTY, JHF
lerson avintie; stato location; price.
J , Tribune otllce.
WANTRD-TO Kt'V FOIl "t'ASI I. SRC-
ond hand watches, iewclr. old gold
and silvet. Gardnei, 2aj'a Spruce street.
WAJWED-TOJZXCHAWGE.
VOU RXCMIANGR NRW DOUULU
house, North 1'iirlc, Dunmoro: all Im
proveim nts; a good pajlng Invcfetment;
now rented; tor lot worth about $l,0UO;
Ii ilance eas ti rtti". Incut Ira 'M Adams
avenue, city.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RRNT - FURNMSHRD ROOMS
with gn, Inth nnd citv steam, tti, $7
or $S Inquire Slu Wushlngtoii avenue.
WANTHD-TWO NICLLV PPKNISIIRD
rooms with board. Centrally locattd.
Address , Trlbuno (Ullce.
WANTRD - GOOD. 1IF8TLING MAN
fot partner In gent's furnishing and
h.it biiulncss JJP0O c.ish v 111 ii iy vou
Jl,."00 a vear. Hiht stand. Good reter
(iiies. AdUres C. George, Scianton, I'a,
General Delivery.
RNRRGRTIC SALRSMAN - COUNTRY
woik. School supplies. Salary ?100
and extras. R. O. Rvans & Co, Chi
(ago. III
WANTRD-RY AN RSTARLIRIIRD
buslnrpq of a high older, a lepresenta
tlve of ability nnd backing who can take
up Its work In the state of Pennsvlvanli;
no scheme; permanent business with
money In ft for the right party. Address,
giving references. rOUNTAIN RATH
RRUSH CO , Grand Rapids. Mich.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
LADIRS TO DISTRIRUTE TRKE SAM
ples In cltj. Call nt S20 Washing
ton av cnue. from 8 30 to 10 SO a. m. today.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
WANTHO-A RRLTARLR PARTY WITH
or.o thousand elollais cash, who cin
take a position as dlstilct m linger In an
established corpm.itlon. Uooil halary
and Interest In tho business. Must fluids!-,
good reference. Addr"s Leonard
.1. Hurtls "i, Montgomery street, Jersey
City, N. J.
BOARDING
BOARDING EK PINE STREET.
LOST
I.OST-IN CRNTRAL CITY. YESTRR.
day uftcrnonti. pocketbook. Reward
for re turn to .' Conncll Hulldlng.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS
nnd cess pools; no odor. Improved
pumps t'hed. A. R. RRIGGS. Proprietor.
Leave orders 1100 North Main avenue,
or Rlekc's drug store, corner Adams and
Mulberry. Telephone MfO.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKE3-RARRE RRCORD CAN
bo had In Scranton at the news standi
ot Relnman Bros . 405 Spruce and 503 Lin
den; M Norton 322 Lackawanna avenue;
I. S. Schutzer. 211 Spruce street.
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING TOR CHILDREN TO
order; also ladles' wuthts. Louise
Shoemaker, 212 Adams avenue.
SChLPJRWVT.
MRft L. T. KELLER. SCALP TREAT
ment. SQc; shampooing. 50c; facial
massige, manicuring. 2"c. ; chiropody,
701 Qulncy.
LEGAL
IN RE: ESTATE OP CHARLOTTE
Hunt-tdl, di i eased. In the Qi plums'
Couit of L.iekawanna county. No. lo, Se
ries C.
Tho under.-lgned, an auditor, appointed
by tho Orphans' (ouit of Lackiiwauua
count,, to distrlbuto tho fund J in tho
hnnds of E. J. Mcllenry and II. r. 'Jink
huni, executors of the istato of Cliai
jotto Honscll, deceased, hereby glvis no.
tliii Hint ho will attend to the duties of
his appointment at his othee, in the Re
publican building, city of Scranton, on
Satutdio. the 21th duy of Pebru.uj, 1900,
at two o'clock p. in. nt which Uino and
place all persons huving claims against
said estate niei required to appear anil
present tho same or othelwUe bo forever
debarred fiom coming in on Mild fund
W. OAYLOHD THOMAS, Auditor.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE-IN RE; ESTATE
of 11. P. Whltmurc. deceased. In tho
Orphans' Court of Lackawanna County,
No k, Series C.
Tho undei signed, nn uiMltoi uppulnted
by said court to distribute the funds In
the builds nf C, II, Welles, ddmfnlbliulor,
of tho ubovo named H. P. Whltmoro, as
shown by his first mid tluul at count con
firmed finally January 19, im, heieby
gives notice that ho will attend to tho
duties of his appointment on Wednesday,
tho 21st day of l'thruii, 1jo, nt a
o'clock u. Ill, at his ulllie, Room 40Ti,
Connell Rulldlng, Wushlngtoii uvenue,
Siinutou, Pa., at which time and pluco
all persons having claims ugnlnst tho
said cstnto nro requested to appear and
pre 'tin the sumo or otheiwlso to bo for
ever'barrcd from coming In on sild fund.
II. S. ALWORTH. Auditor..
ESTATE OP ALENANDER CRAIO.
late of the city of Scianton, coimtv ot
Lacl.awunna, Pi'iinsvfciinla, deceased.
Letteis of adnilulstiatlon In tho nbovo
cstntfi bavins been granted to tho under,
signed, all persons havtng flilnis or de
mands against the said cstnto will pre
sent them' for l a, ment. nnd thoio in
ilebtrd thereto will plcaso make Imme
diate pa ment to
LUCIUS P. DE.MINO.
IAMRS CRAIO. '
New jJaven, Conn.
tr'm'WV-W
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION 'wANTHD-fcHAMSTRESS
fo go out bv the dnvi ladles' skirts,
shirt waists nnd children's dotlus; good
reference. Address II. N., enro 'lribuiic
olhce.
SITUATION WANTRD-llY A HRIGI1T,
healthy boy, It ve.ns old; willing to
work nt anv thing. Address It , caro 'lilb
line otllce.
SITUATION WANTRD-UY A GIRL 15
jears old to do llcht honsewotk or
mind children Address 33'J l'utiinm
street, North End, City.
SITUATION WANTHD-nY A YOUNG
man us fireman or anv kind of work.
Address G. II, Davis, J1J l'arvluw ave
nue, city.
TWO EXPERIENCED DINING ROOVt
girls want phuo lu first class hotel.
Address M. M , Scianton I. O. Gen. Del.
SITUATION WANTED - WASIHNG
Ironing or anv kind ot house cleaning
by tho day or will tnki washing home.
Address Mrs. Lee, G31 Mlnrtal street.
SITUATION WANTHn-DRHSSMAKHll
to go out by the day, graduate of
New York; all work uatanteed; good
reference. Address M. M., enro Tribune
office.
WANTHD-A POSITION AS GROCRRY
clerk or trnvillng silcsin.ui for a lo
cal territory, Spc iks ilvo languages. Hus
ten jears' (Xpeilenee In business; uteudv
and sobei; nnrileil Audtess II JI, line,
burg, Pa.
SITUATION WVNTED-UY YOUNG
mairlul mm: any klr.d of work. P.
S , Tribune otllce.
SITUATION WANTRD-HY A YOUNG
gill to do light housewotk or elln
washer. Apply lu; North -Main avenue,
11 do Inrk.
JOFESSIONAL.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E C. SPAULDING, S2 TRADERS' HANK
building.
AnCHITESTS
EDWARD II. DAVIS. ARCHITECT.
Connell building, Scranton.
LEWIS HANCOCK. JR. ARCHITECT,
133 Spruco st , cjr. Wash, a v., Scranton.
Frederick" u imowN. arcihtect.
Price building, 120 Washington avenue,
Scranton.
DENTISTS
DR. t. O. LYMAN. t-CRANTON PRl
Mite Hospital, cor. Wjoming and Mul
berry. DR. II. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAUI1ACH. 115 Wvomlng avc.
WELCOME C. SNOVER, Coil Echnngo
2nd floor. Room D, Hours, 9 to 1, 2 to ,"
hotels 'no wesriuiwrs
THE ELK CAPR, 12" AND 127 PRANK
tin avenue. Rates rer liable.
P. ZRIGLRR, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L A: W.
pnssrngf r depot Conducted on tho Ea
ropean rial. VICTOR KOCH, Prop
I rvtvi'S
RICHARD J. nOURKE. ATTORNEY-nt-Law,
r0O-j Lac kaw anna avenue Gen
eral law butlnes-s, collctlons nnd loans.
J, W. BROWNING, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor-nt-L.iw, Rooms 312-J13 Mearh
building.
D. H RRPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS
nHgotlated on real c-tate secutlty
Mears building, corner Washington
avenue nnd Spruce street.
m j! donahoe. ATTORNRY-AT-Law.
Ofllces. 612-C1". Mears bulldliig.
PRANK E POYL:. ATTORNEY AND
Counscllor-at-Liiw. 11 u r l building,
Rooms 13 and 14, Washington avenue.
W1LLARD. WARREN & KNAPP. AT
tornejs and Cnuiisellois-iit-Lnvv. Re
publican building. Wushlngtoii nvenuc.
JRSSUP & JPPSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors - nt - Law, Commonwealth
building; rooms 1, 20 nnd 21.
JAMES W OAKRORD ATTORNRY-AT-Law.
Rooms 511. 515 nnd 516 Hoard of
Trade bul'tllng.
EDWARD W. THAYER ATTORVEY.
Rorms C03-90f, 9th floor Mears building
L A. WATRES ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
H02 Board of Trade bulMlng. Scranton.
Pa.
C. R. PITCHPR. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Commonwealth building Pennton, Pa!
PATTERSON WH.COX. TRADERS'
National Bank building.
Cu COMnGYS. 9-13 R R P II H I. I C A N
building.
a. w. nrnTiioLP.
Meirs building.
A T T O R N R Y,
PMV"?';i'? hht) ly-i-ovc;
DR. W. R. ALLEN, 613 NORTH WAHH
Ington avenue
DRr S W L'AMORHAPV. nrriCR "-T
Wnfhlngton nvrrue. Reilinee 1"!S
Mulherrv Chronic diseases, lungs
henrt, kldnevs nnd genito-uilimrv or
gans a Hpeehlty Hours 1 to 1 n m
school oi' the uckawanw,
Scranton. Pa. Courses piepiritorv to
rollege. law mcdlelne or business
Opens Sept 11th pond for p.itnheu.
Rev. Thomas M Cnnn 11, r . prliiei
pnl and proprietor: W, E. Plumley. A
M.. 1 cndmTster.
i r)
G. H CLARK ft CO , SEEDMEN A Mi
Nurse r men; stoto 1t( W.islihiBte u n.
nie. uieen house, EV) North Miln i
nue; stcio telephone, 7?2
vim? s c-? - vo
JOS. KPETTRlT REAR Ml LACK A
wanna avenue, Scianton, Pa., manufac
turer of Wlro Screens
Mscrci. '-u-
BAPEU'S ORCHESTRA-Ml'SiaI,OR
balls, plcnlis. partle.. receptions, wed
dlnKS nnd concert work furnished. r()r
terms mldni-s It. J. Bauer, conductor.
117 Wjomlns avenue, over HulbertV
music btort
MEOAItflEE BROTHRRS "p"h INTERS
scpplles envelopes, paper b u;s, twine.
Wni chouse 1J0 WashliiRton avenue,
Scranton, I'a.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Ontnit Ullllt'llll nf uvv lii-i
Stations In New York Poot of Liberty
street. N. R.. und South Perry, Whitehall
street.
Anthracite coal used exclusively, Insur
Inn cleanliness und comfort.
TIME TABLE IN EPPRCT NOV. 19 1'i0.
Trains leavo facruntop for New Yoik,
Ne-wurk, RlUabeth. Philadelphia. Huston.
llithlthem. Allcutown, Maueh Chunk and
White Haven, at t 3 ) a. m.; expiess, 1,20;
expitss. 4 00 p. m. Sundas. 213 p. m.
For rlltstou and Wilkes-Uaire, 8.30 a.
m. 1.20. 4 00 p. 111. Sundavs, 2 15 p. m.
l'or Baltlmoro und Washington, and
points South and West Via Bethlehem,
k so a. in, IK. P. m. SundajH, 2.15 p, m.
l'or Loiik Blanch, Onan drove, etc., at
80 a. m und 1 20 p. m.
For llcnellnir, Lebanon and Harilslnnp,
via AUentovvn. t'J) a. 111 , 1.20 p. m. Sun.
da s, 2 15 p. in.
For Pottsville. S30 a m.. 1 M p. m.
n, n..l. lrtrtla ,n nil nnln, nn... . -
11IIIUUHII s-n n ... ,(, .ki(,n i-uni, ni.uu)
Slid west at lowest rate at the station.
J. U. OtHAPSEN, Oen. Siipt.,
H. I'. BALDWIN, Gen, Pass. Act.
RAILROAD TIME TAMLE9.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedule in Effect November 10,
1899.
Trains leave Scranton:
C.46 a. m., week days, for Sunbury,
HarrlBburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington, and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsville, Reading, Norrlstown,
nnd Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, Harrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Bnltimore,Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
8.18 r. m., week days (Sundays 1.B8
P m.), for Sunbury, Harrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and Pittsburg and the
West.
4.87p. m week dnys, for Sunbury,
Hnrrisburg, Philadelphia and
Pittsburg.
' ,n'..woon' 0f,n- Pass. Agt.
J- . HUTClliNSQW, Gen. Mgr.
Del., Lackti. ati.i Western.
li,.i. i """" "l "1" !' '". yvruve ui
A u -m" ut.t,r'5 T-Is- 9 " m.; 1-(W. 2.47.
ilno'.i,'!19 nml -vs !' " Airlvo at Phlla-.
""M'hia nt 10 00 u, m ; 1 00, SIS. (iOO and
"-'i' '' m'. Arrive from New York at UU5,
r, J '"'J to "! 1W. 15-'. CM and S.13
vvt,.,'.rom Strouilsburg ut 8OT a m.
n.,,i i ' ."-Leuvo Scianton for liurf.-ilo
iimi liiteimedlnto stntlous at 12.10.2 50,
o and y oo ,,. tn ; 1 r,-, und 5 50 p. in. Kot
";wtgo and .Sji.ituse at 4 U". a. m. and
'.'.' P. in. I'nr t'ticn nt 2 50 n. m. and
!': ! m. Ror Montrose at !Hi0 a. m.;
',.!. '".and CM p. ni. Por Nicholson
?,.J .!""' R1" P ni Anivo in Scranton
n,."' ""ffnlo ut 2.10, 2 51 5 2J and 10 00 a.
ni.. I 30 nnd Tin , ,, Tumi Oswego and
Hvnciiso at 2 7i a. m : 12 is and 310 p. m.
'"nojrnciii.e Ml 7 Is p ni. Prom Utlca
iv-i-i . '"'' -"' ami 3.V) p. in. Piom
Alciiiilsnn nt 7rn n. in. and 1.00 p. m.
I riini Montro-ii. ut 10 00 a. m.; 320 und
' ' P. ri.
HLOOMSUI'RO DIVISION - Leavs
scrnnlnii for N. rthtimbeilanil nt (130, 10 OS
', Vv- '" "nl ,! ,0 '' '" ' ' l"ioutli
at id, 3 to and sr.i p m. Por Nnntlcnka
. M2 ' m Arilvo at Noithuniberlatid
ai s .u. m , i n ,-,ir nnd 010 p. m. Ar
nvo Niintlioku at i n. m. Arrive ul
1 l niDllHl if "IV. t in .....1 ft I-. r. Ar.
ut
11 Ve nt Siiinuin fiom Niiitlniinberbtnd
"' '' 12 a. in : 12 r,. i r. mid s 5) p. m.
J ruin Nnntleoki. nt 11 00 n. m Prom
I'l) mouth nt 7 '.7 a. m : 3 2i and C 05 p. m.
,. SUNDAY Tlt.MNS
SOITH-Leave Sir.inton nt 2 1", 300,
o"n mir, ,. , ; J J- !ini !) p. m
NOUTH-Leiivo Srraaton at 1210. 2 50,
4i p. m : irr, and r. ro p. m
HI.OOMSI1PKO DIVISION Leave
Sc ronton at io p-, . m nnd 6 10 p. m.
Dclavv ir j m I Hudson.
On Peb. -Hh. 110O, trains will leave
Sciuntmi ns follows;
Por I'lirbniidab 1.20, 7 51, R II, 10 11 a.
m.: 12 nojti; l..l. 220, 352. 5J5, 25, 7.57.
IM". ll.l'i p in ; 1. It. a in.
Por Albnnv, Sn.itogn, jrontreal, IJos
ton. New Engl ind points, etc. 0 20 a. in ;
2 20 p ni.
Por Hnncsilalc-n 20. 10 11a. m.; 2 20, 5 25
p. Ill
Por Wlllcrs-Hirri Cl". 7 IS. Sll, 13S.
10i: 11 in , 12C! 12, 2 1S, 3 35, 4 27, C10,
71 10 II, 11 "I p in
Por New York, Philadelphia, etc, via
Lehigh Valley Itnlh 11I-1. 45 p. in.; 12 03,
2 11. 4 27 p 111 : vvllli Illack Diamond Ex
pless, 11 "0 p 111. s
Por Pcnnsvlvnnla nallroad points, C.43,
0 rs a. m : 2 is, t 27 p. m.
Por western points, via Lehigh Valley
Itallrond-7 X a. m.: 12 0. 3 33. wlh Black
Diamond Express, 10 41, 1130 p. in.
Tialns will arilve In Sernnton as fol
lows. Prom Carbondalo and the North fi 40,
"I!. S".'i. 'ni, 10 TS, 11 ',S a. m.; 121, 2.15.
31.-,. 4 2J. 7 41. 10 nS 1127 p. m
Prom Wllkis-lWrre and the South CI",
7 SIS, 10 IS. 11 T" a m.: 1.18. 2 14. 3 4S,
u.20, C2i, 7 r.i no5, 1001 p m : i,u a. m.
ST'NDAY TRAINS
Por Cnrbond ilc-9 03, 1133 p. m.; 2 23,
C.r2 ". 47 0 5i p in.
Por Wllkes-nnrroDSS, 12 03 a. m.; 1.5S,
3 2S, r. 41. 7 IS p m
Por Albnnv. Saratoga, Montreal, Bos
ton, New EiiRlind points, etc , 2 21 p. m.
Lowest rates to nil .points In United
Stn'o nnd rnn Ida
J. .v. ni'nnicK. 0. p. A , Albmy. N. Y.
H. W. CROSS. D. P. A , Seianton, Ta.
I.clilsh Valla v Kiiilroa.l.
In Effect Nov nth. 1S10.
TRAINS LEAVE. SCRANTON.
Tor Philadelphia and New York, via D.
A II. R. 11.. at t-45 a. ni nnd 12 0,1, 2 IS.
127 (Hlnck Diamond Pxpnssi, and 11,10
p in. Sundas. D. & II. It. R , 1 58, 7 4"
p m.
Eur Whlto Haven, Hnzleton and prln
eliml points 111 th" roal rerlons, via D.
KM It It . I". -MS nnd 4 27 p. m. Por
Pottsville. " '. 2 1S p. m
Cor Bethlehem, Enston, ItendlniJ;, Har
rlhburR nnd pilnclpil Intermedlato sta
tions, via D. & H. H- Tt . C43 a. m.; 1201.
" 1 127 (Blnek Diamond Express), 11.30.
Simdnvs. D . II. H. II . 1 18. 7.43 p. m.
Tor Tiinklnnnock. TowaHda. Elmlra,
llhacT, Ocniv.i and principal Intermedi
ate stations, via D . L A. W. R. It. SOS
a. m.; 1 00 and .'!"i p m.
Tor Geneva. Rochester. Buffalo, Niag
ara Palls Chlrnco, nnd all points vvest
vli D. II. H R 12a. 3 11 (Black Dla
motid Rviiress). 7 4S, 10 41. 11 ".0 p. m
'..inula, s, D. & II. n P... 12 01 p m, 7.11
Pullman parlor nnd sleeplnir or Lchlsr
Valley pallor cars on all trains betweer
Wllkcs-Uiiio and New York. Philadel
phia Piiffal" and Suspension Brtdge.
IttiLLIN II WILBPR, U'll. fiupt., 21
Pot tl unit street. Niw York.
CHABICS S LEE. den. Pies Agt. 21
Pi UP mil street. New York.
A W NONNEMAPIIER. Dlv. Pa's, Ast.,
4outh Hi thle he'll 1'n.
Cor tlikets and Pullman ie-ervatl"n!
at
iply SOD Lackawanna nve , Scranton. Pa
trie and Wyomln? Vullev.
Time Table lu Effect Sept. 11th. ir.o
Tialns leave Scianton for New Yori;
NewhurKh and Inti imedl ito points o:
I'll- rallro id also for Ilnwley und loea'
points at 7 05 a m. and 2 2S p. in.
Iloturnlni; trains arrlvo nt Scrantor
ut 10 21 .1. in. and J 1C and 0 10 p m.
SCJII VI' !! VISION.
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TVorlti Hound.
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t. huudny ouly. xJ
1 piauiui-a mut iiuiub Biupoaiigoai (Of '
lialusi!ti3acdi00 8UBtly ooly. olherf
QatU except sunduy. , ' J '
.ctlrM tAtifl Tim fll.tn.-ln L 1"!L.
purchaslni; tickets and save njoftyj'
cllQluir clinlr cai New York to chtctgo 1
viiauiv. sviiB.r nmN ffaay
?nirtt In, r,Tcct Dcr- ,7' 1899
, o.I;vrvo Srrnnton for New York
n , J l'4J ' CM, 8 00 and 10 03 n. m.! 12 55
S Vi a.' &.!? Knr PhllaJelplila ut 6 SO.
J' "id 100-, a. in.: 12 55 and 3 33 p. m.
v,o, """Udsburg at 0 lu p. m. Milk and
'Vecommtwii.ti.... . n . .. .... .
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