THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1900.
CARBONDALE.
WM. J. McMULLEN KILLED.
Trainmaster of Honesdnle Branch
Struck by a Locomotive.
Wllllnin J. McMullen. trnlnmastor
and track master of the Honesdale
branch of the Dolnvvnrc and Hudson
railroad, wns struck by a locomotive
und Instnntlv killed ut No. 2 about a
mile east of this city, Inst evening,
shortly before 6 o'clock.
He vn Htundlng on the track nnd
fell on the rail, the wheels mangling
one side and arm considerably. The
remains were brought to his residence
on North Church street.
Mr. Alc.Mulloti was born In AUlon
vllle nbout sixty years ago nnd hid
worked for the company shies ho was
IT vcars old. Ho hid cIupw of the
old Gravity track and trains nnd was
u familiar llgure on the many biff ex
cursion trains run to Fun-lew. In fact.
It was hugely dtle to his Rood Judg
ment and careful attention to details
that so many thousands of excursion
ists were transput tod each season
without casualties.
Deceased is survived by a wife: two
hrothers, S. A. McMullcn. of this city,
nnd Challes Mo.Mullott. nf Scranton.
and one sister. Mrs. Geoigo Berry, of
this city. The funeial uiiangoments
have not heen mode.
MBS. VAN BEKGEN'S GIFTS.
Although Mrs. Mary Van Bergen has
removed from this city and become
a resident of C.reen nidge she nas not
lost Interest In the various Institutions
to which she contributed materially
timing her residence here, as Is shown
t,y the generous contribution she re
cently made to the Kmergency hospi
tal, sending the sum of $100 to the sec
retary of the board of dhectors. Mrs.
an Bergen also temembered the First
Prosbytotlan church, of which she is a
me niber. by a material donation In the
sum of Sunn, to be devoted to various
works of that congregation.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The Baptist choir held Its leliearsal
last evening at the home of Miss Cora
Kstabrook, of fiat Held avenue.
Mrs. Chailes Slebold and Mrs. Char
les, Case visited Jcrmvn friends yes
terday. Work on the tearing Cjwn of the old
Coalbiook bie.iker was commenced
yesifiday.
Ki tnels Campbell, of Moscow, is vis
iting fi lends in this town.
l'ud":rk Hiller has been visiting
his intents, Itov. and Mrs. Hiller, of
Tunkhannock.
T F. and M. J. Keogh, of New York
city, nte visiting relatives here.
Mis. James Surdlval has .lust le
relveil a handsome silk table cox or
fiom her brother, Kdward Scott, who Is
In the Philippines. It Is hand-made,
of elaborate design, and makes a very
beautiful ornament.
TAYLOR NRWS.
Passing Politics Tnlly-Ho Enter
tainment a Success Religious and
Other News of Interest.
Considerable Inteiest renters In the
coming borough election on Tuesday
next. The Bepubllcans have placed In
the tleld a strong ticket. The citizens
have placed their ticket In the Held,
and the coming contest will not be
devoid of interest. The Republican
ticket Is as follows: Burgess, William
P. Griffiths; tax collector. John 11.
Jones; auditor, William Bobbins; high
constable, David M. Davis.; for coun
cil, First ward, Thomas Moses; Second
ward, John R. Johns; Third ward,
Michael Flueman; Fourth ward, Will
iam Evans: Fifth ward, John P.
Thomas; for School directors, First
ward, Tallle W. Jones; Second ward,
John W. Kcese; Fifth ward. William
D. Thomas.
Preaching at the Welsh Congrega
tional church tomorrow as usual, rtev,
Ivor Thomas officiating. All are wel
come. Charles J. Kvans, of North Main
street, Is confined to his home with
sickness.
A large and well pleased audience
was present nt Weber's rink on Thurs
day evening to listen to, the excellent
entertainment given by the "Tally
Ho" company, headed by the well
known singing comedian, Will F.
Burke. Miss Matia Gllgallon capti
vated her hearers with her excellent
soprano voice. The Banfield sisters,
who are well known for their gifted
talent, executed their parts in a most
pleasing manner. Their singing was
charming and added much to their rep
utation. Tho remainder of the com
pany rendered their parts in excellent
style and were encored on several oc
caslons.
Services at the Calvary Baptist
church tomorrow will bo held at tho
usual hours, pastor Hew Dr. II. II.
Harris ofllclatln.g Sunday school at
2 o'clock.
Ladles' Camp, No. 123, Patriotic Or
der of True Americans, will meet this
evening, when District President Mrs.
Randolph Jones will bo present.
Rev. I. II. Brooks, of Wilkes-Barre,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning at 10.30 a. m. All
lire cordially invited.
The funeral of Anthony Dcfnzo, of
Old Forge, will occur this morning at
9 o'clock.
An Editor's Life Saved by Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.
During tho early part of October, 1890,
I contracted a bad cold which settled
on my lungs and was neglected until
I feared that consumption had ap-pea.'-d
In an Incipient state. I was con
stantly coughing and trying to expel
something which I could not. I became
alarmed and after giving the locai
doctor a trial bought a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy and the result
was immediate Improvement, and after
I had used three bottles my lungs were
restored to their healthy state. H. fj.
Kdwards, Publisher of The Review,
Wyant, III. For sale by nil druggists.
Matthews Bros'., Wholesale and Retail
agents.
PRICEBURG.
The following programme has been
prepared by the committee In charge
of the entertainment to bo held at
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Sprue ttrtat.
VIN MARIANI
Marlnni Wine World Famou-a Tonic,
nnrrsn sfiistitfti.s. via Mnriuni
Is on sale at drug stores throimhnut the
world. Though Imitation may bn consid
ered the highest compliment, the publla
Is especially cautioned against substl.
tutos and Imitations attempted, owing to
the popularity of Via Marlnni.
Foley's hall Tuesday evening, Febru
ary 20, for the benefit of St. Thomiifl'
church, of this place: Song. Knock
Thomas and party; vocal solo, Kllza
beth White; violin solo, Thomas Ly
ons; recitation. Get tie Hiinnlck; vo
cal solo, Agnes O'Hnra; recitation,
Marie Callahan; dance. A. F. Mutphy;
ocal solo, George Moinn; mandolin
slo, Maine Claike: vocal solo, Cecilia
Swift; motion song, Little Bertha Hev
ei s; recitation, Cat lie McLaughlin;
tomli- King, John Bevels; piano -miIo,
Belva Tnlor: vocal solo, Anna Brown;
recitation, Maine Murphy; vocal solo,
Maine Cionln; guitar solo, Belva Tay
lor; vocal solo, Lizzie Denipsey; song
and dnnee. Samuel Bairett: recitation,
Agnes Bevels: recitation, the Barrett
Sisters: recitation, Mollle Hnnnlck;
I'hatacter song. Thomas Murphy;
dance. A. F. and J. J. Murphy: recltn-
tlnn, May Kvans; vocal olo, Margaret
Kvnn; song. Knock Thomas nnd pirty.
A pre-Lenten social will be held lif
ter the entertainment. Admlslon for
etitertnlnment and social, 2." cents.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Withdrawal of a Political Candidate.
Other News of Interest.
The election In the First watd has
taken an unexpected change, as far as
school director Is concerned. Mr. A. F.
A, Battenberg, who was nominated by
the Democrats, having decided not to
run, as will be seen by the following,
which was handed to us last night for
publication: To the voteis of the Fhsl
ward: For reasons best known to my
self, I hereby make the public state
ment that I ntn not a candidate for
school director nnd ask my many
ti lends to consider mv name as with
diawn fiom the ticket. Thanking nw
friends In nil parties for their Intenst
and good-will, nnd trusting that all will
leeelve this message kindly, I am,
youts lespectfully, A. F A. Battonbo"g.
It Is the genet al opinion that Mr. Bat
tenberg has shown wisdom In with
drawing nnd he will theieby leave the
Held clear for the only other candidate
In that waul for school dltector, who
Is Fiank L. Depew. the nominee of the
Republicans of that w.ml.
Walter Baker, teamster for C. D.
Winter & Co., while en route to Arch
bald with a heavv load of goods yes
terday, was stalled on South Main
stieet by the hi caking of one of the
axles of the wagon,
The little daughter of Mr. nnd Mia.
William Seymour, of H street. Is 111 of
Inllammatton of the lungs,
Finnk I Depew has resigned his
position as vvelshmastor at the Dela
ware and Hudson colliery and has pur
chased the milk loute of Frank Baker.
W. II. Merrltt, of llushbiook street,
has purchased the milk route of Paul
Cute.
Rev. Thomas Cook, pastor of the
Pilmltive Methodist church, spent a
portion of the week with relatives at
Pi Iteburg.
William Da we and family have moved
from Third street to the house on the
corner of Cemeteiy and Second streets,
formerly occupied by Barnabas Car
ter. Rev. Maynard It. Thompson, pastor
of the First Baptist church, will preach
tomorrow morning on "Increase Our
Faith." In the evening his subject will
be "What Think Ye of the Christ."
Miss Barnes, of TJntondale. Is the
guest of Mrs. Fiank Hemelright, of
Second street.
Mrs. C. D. Winter, of Main street,
was a Carbondale visitor yesterday.
OLYPHANT.
While at work In the Lackawanna
Coat company's colliery Giifltth Will
lams, a minor, was painfully lujuted
on Thursday afternoon. A largo por
tion of rock which had become loos
ened fell from tho loof and struck him
nbout the neck and head with much
force, Inflicting a deep gash on tho
forehead. Several miners came to his
assistance and ho was taken to his
home on Water street, where medical
aid was summoned.
Miss Mary Nichols entoitalnid a
number of her young ft lends at her
home on Dunmoro street last evening
In honor of her sixteenth birthday. The
hours were pleasantly enjoyed In
games and various pastimes until 11
o'clock, when lefiesliinents vera
served, after which all departed for
their homes. Those present weio:
Misses Cora Matthews, Kvelyn Davis,
Jennie Mason, Rhoda Cm Us, F.mlly
Maunder, May O'ltara, Winnie Lougli
ney, Sarnh Harney, Alice King. Kthel
Dack, Maty Brown, Kdlth Mettern,
Lllllo Major, Willie Muncle, Albert
Nlcholl, Michael .Ionian. Mart Me
Namara, John O'Hain. Kdwaid Frew.
Walter Williams, Thomas Jones, David
J. Davis and Frank Nichols.
Regular services will be hold in tho
Congregational chinch tomorrow
morning and owning Rev. A. V.
Bower, of Scranton, will occupy the
pulpit In the evening.
Prof. M. W. dimming returned last
evening from n trip to Stioudsbuig.
THEATRICAL.
"Because She Loved Him So."
It Is years since Charles Frohmm
has staged n more enjoyable comedy
than "Because She Loved Him So,"
which was presented nt the Lyceum
last evening by one of his best com
panies. The popularity of the comedy
Is evidenced by the audience that
crowded Into the theater last night.
There was not a vacant seat und many
had to stand.
The story of the comedy Is ns fol
lows: Gertude nnd Oliver West pos
sess everything In life that could make
a young couple happy. And complete
ly happy they would be weio It not
that Gertrude's uncontrollable Jeal
ousy, totally unfounded, be It -ald,
lenders their existence miserable. Her
husband cannot leave her for an hour
but Bhe Is tormented with doubts and
suspicions as to tho icasons for liU
Pharmacist, ccr.. Wyoming avenue and
absence, while It Is her custom to
search his pockets and peruse his let
ters for evidence of his supposed guilt.
Her efforts prove vain, however, un
til one evening she finds him, on hi.,
retui n from nn alleged visit to tho
club, reeking with new mown hay ind
with two golden hairs upon his coat.
These, It may be mentioned, have been
placed there by an artful little maid
servant, anxious to secure for hcrielf
a night oft. The design succeeds only
too well.
Gei trude hotly declares thnt she will
have n divorce, and that meanwhile
she will seek the protection of her par
ents' roof. Thither Oliver goes, nlso
determined to give his version of the
story. The two old people who for
thlity-two years have never had an
unpleasant word together, nre apprised
by a friend of their daughter's coming
nnd decide that as n means of shelv
ing how contemptible nnd foolish a
thing Jealousy is they will pretend to
have been provoked to a deadly iiinr
lel. Su'cccss crowns their ende'ivors
up to a certain point. And here lot us
note the leallv beautiful little bit of
sentiment Introduced Into the piece at
the cloe of the second act, when lifter
a heated wrangle that almo-st ends In
it scilininage, the loving old couple
steal back through the darkened room
to Indulge In a surreptitious embrace.
Unluckily, Mr. Weatherby had at one
moment In his caieer been moved to
express In tather too mark-' I a form
his sympathy for n dashing .voung
Spanish lady, nnd the fact lining re
vealed to his wife, the comedy threat
ens to turn to tragedy. Satisfactory
explanations tire, however, forthcom
ing, Gertrude's eyes nte at leneih
opened to the enounlty of her conduct
nnd she promises never to offend agiln.
The comedy wns produced In this
city by the original company before It
went to New Ymk at the beginning of
last senon. Last night tho names of
n goodly number of the members of
that original company appeared on the
progiamme and the other roles were
In the hands of artists eiulte as com
petent ns those who delighted theater
roots dutlng the early days of the
comedy.
J. K. Dodson gave a finished Imper
sonation of tile character of Mr.
Weatherby nnd Knt" Mocks' Mis.
Weatherby was a wot thy companion
piece foi It. Annie It Nit, I.eonota
Brnlrim, Maggie Fielding, Fianeis
Carlyle and Ralph De.in were either
excellent mcmbcis of litis evenly bal
anced company.
The Klimt-Heain Company.
This afternoon the Kllmt-Hcatn com
pany will piosent "Mr. Bntnes of New
Yoik" at tho Academy of Music and
tonight, "Life In Gi eater New Yolk."
"Marie Antoinette."
"Matlo Antoinette"," the new play
which Madame Modjesku Is to present
hole Monday evening. Is the work of
Clinton Stu.nt, nnd, of coin so, Is based
on the eventful caieer of the famous
Fiench eiueen. It Is claimed tint al
though Intensely tingle lit Its last
t.cenes. It Is by no means the gloomy
affair one might Imagine freun hls'oii
oal letrospection or fiom the recollec
tions of a play of the same title used
In this eountiy by the famous Rlstoil.
Mr. Clinton Stuait is said to have
given almost as much piomlnenco to
Maile Antoinette's gay. frivolous life
at "Little Ttlanon." her lustlc retreat
at Versailles, ns to the ten lido and
hoi ilble events associated with the
closing years of her caieer. Conse
eiuently It will make demands upon her
ability In comedy ns well as In tragedy.
As a scenic production that of "Mnile
Antoinette" Is claimed to be the most
elaborate with which Madame Modjes
ka has yet been Identified.
At tho Gaiety.
M. M. Thlese's "Wine. Women nnd
Song" company will be the a ttt action
at the Gaiety for three days, begin
ning Monday evening, 1-ob. 1. This
company Is composed of lilah class
vaudeville artists, ablv assisted by a
choius of talented and pretty women.
The costumes nnd btage effects are
magnificent, no expense having been
spaied to make "Wine, Women and
Song" one of the most attractive shows
on the toad. Among the cntcrtnlneis
uio the Bttike Btotliets, Jennv Eddy
Tlio, Alazuz and Marott, the tluee
Racketts, Kino and Gottliold and Ben
nett and Rich.
Tom Mulligan will meet Kd Woods
In a bag punching contest at the Gaiety
tonight.
"La Belle Marie."
The Hedden Comedy company will
open their week's engagement at the
Academy Monday Feb. 19, in the beau
tiful society diamn, "La Belle Maile."
The compiny is by far one of the laig
est and sttongest that Is appealing at
popular pi Ices, Mr. Holden having
spaied neither time nor money In get
ting the best talent obtainable. New
plays and some of the stiongest vaude
ville featuies ever seen on the local
stage ate canted by the company.
Kaoh play Is produced with special
scenery, mechanical and elect! leal of
foots, undies will be admitted on half
tickets Monday evening If icseived be.
foie 5 p. in.
The Strakosch Opera Co.
For tho Hi st time In many seasons
Seiantou will bo given the oppnitunlty
next week of welcoming grand opeiu.
The Stiakosch Opein company will
piesent at the Lyceum fin Wednesday
evening next, the UUh Inst., Verdi's
ever-chai tiling opera. II Trovatore. In
troducing several commendable aitlsts
In tho leading 'tides nnd a magnificent
chorus of sixty people. On Thursday
night "Pinafore" und "Cavellerla Bus
tlcana" will bo given.
Wherever this company has appeared
they have met with high favor and
the nowspapois speak In lofty praise
of tho artistic performances through
out. Miss Clui a Kane Is n pilma don
na who has earned the title of Ameri
can Calve. She Is a singer of line pow
er and dinmatlc excellence'. Miss Av
ery Strakosch Is another singer who
has delighted ull who ever heard her.
Payne Clark has a voice of rare sweet
ness und volume', and sustains his roles
with effective and attractive grace.
There are no less than fifteen leading
aitlsts In the company. Seats now on
sale.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they
cannot reach tho soat of tho disease.
Catarrh U a blood or constitutional dls.
case, and In older to euro it you must
take Internal remedies. Hull's I'aturih
Cure Is taken Internally, and iicu directly
or. th" blood and mucous biirfacca. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not u quuck uiedlclno.
It was prescribed ay oi.e of tho best
physicians In this countrv for year.f, nun
Is a regular prescription, it Is compjsed
of tho best tonics known, combined with
Bio best blood puilllcis, acting directly
on tho mucous sin faces, The perfect com
blnallon of the two lugtodlouts Is what
pioduces such wonderful lesults In cur
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V. 3. C1IKNKY .1 CO.. Preps.. Tole.de,, o.
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n enue.
FOR RKNT-AI'ltll. 1ST. TURKU-
story brick building, Cliff stieet. In-
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FOR RKNT-DKSIRAIILK TKN-ROOM
single boue! all Improvements; city
steam; Imigalu If sold al once. li (lib
son street.
FOR RKNT-STOUK ROOM AND
Basement, No. Ill l'enn avenue; lout
reduced. Inquire on tho premises of
Thomas nitgallon.
LANDLORDS SKKKING TKNANTH Oil
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FOB RUNT IIOU8K m MADISON
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FOB KKNT-8TOKK FORMKHLY OC
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STORK FOR RKNT-FHOM APRIL 1.
number 221 I.ackawnnnn nve. Ineiulre
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FOR SALK OR RKNT 1MIOOM
bouse, cm ner Sitidcrson uvi line end
Green Ridge street, now occupied b
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701 t.uluc avenue.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
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loems with boatd. Centrally locattd.
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REAL ESTATE.
Jl.lOk-WIM, BUY LOT WYOMING
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J.',f-WILL BUY nOl'BLK HOIJSK, S00
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$!,4i'0 WILL BUY NKW SINOLR
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$1.I,W WILL BUY MODKRN,
plete homo. Green Ridse; lot
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1IACKKTT BUYS. SKLI.S, RKNTS, IN
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Jl.rjm-DKSIRABLK SUBURBAN HOAIK
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minutes rblu from Scianum on tho D.,
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Ice house, garden, fruit anil watt r. Coin
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A CRKAT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A
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must bn sold quick. Call or addreSb C.
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Address
NEWSPAPERS
TIIK WILKK3-BARBK RKCOP.D CAN
bo had In Scranton nt the news stands
of ReUman Ilroa.. 405 Spruce and 503 Lin,
den; M Noiton 322 Lac'kHvv.inn.i avenue;
I. S. Schutzer. 211 Spruce street.
Exchange.
IVS'A'A'A'A'M'M
WANTED.
WANTKD-A CASU1KR AND BOOK
keeper at once. Itmulte at Morris
Bros, 3HD Iickawutina avenue.
AGENTS WANTED.
MAaNKTIC ntiAI.KRH '"'''MAKlT BIO
moiiev; famous Weltnu r method bv
mall, $10; Join mil free. Addliss, thu
Southern School, Sprlngllelil, Tenli.
AUKNTS HKADACHK. CATARRH
Care; quirk seller; WO per cent,
prollt; sample frto. Kast India Remedy
Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WATKlTo7i7rDV,?i?HTOM
cutter for ai steady position. W. O.
King, 4i l.nckavvuuua nvciiuc.
WANTKD - OCOD. HUSTLING MAN
for pnituer In gent's furnishing and
hat busir.iss. $i,fvo cash will py von
J1.500 n e,lr. Best stand. Good refer
ences. Addicss C. Geoige, Scr.tiiUui, 1M.
General Dellverv.
KNKRGKT1U SALKSMAN - COUNTRY
wotk. School supplies. 8alnry $100
nnd extras. R. O. Kvans & Co , Chi
cago, III.
WANTKD-RY AN nSTARLIStlKD
business nf n high older, n riprceuta
live of ability nnd backing who enn tvko
up it work In the state of IVnti'l"inln;
no schemo; permanent business with
money in It for tho right party. Afblre.
giving references. FOUNTAIN BATH
BRUSH CO., Grand Rapids. Mich.
HELP VJANTED-FEMALE.
LADIKS TO DISTRIRUTi: FRKK SAM
pies in city. Call nt Il.'O Washing
ton avenue, from S"o to 10.no a. m. today.
FINANCIAL.
lMU'ATnI,ARTV HAS l.ryo "sHARKS
I'nltid States Slcil Co slock fur s.ilo.
Checkr for dividual to be m.illnl Feb. '2'.
Afldiess J. M. C, Tilbiin lice.
LEGAL.
RKAL KSTATK PALK-KSTATI
OF
llelll.V Asslon. Dicea-ed.
Nolleo Is luiibv given lhat Ch.nlotta
C. Zurlllill, nl the fll.V of Sciaiitiin.
Ciiunl.v fif L.ukuwiiiina and Stale ol
IN misjlvanla, as udmlnstiatil. do bonis
lion cum testiitneuto iiiiiiimi, ol the i'
tnte ot lleniv Assp it, latt ol tin slid
City of St Minion, ileci .isiil, by It tin ol
the power and aulboiit.v In her veMi'd .'it i
mill by the It I ins or his lnt will and Us. J
lament, will on Tin i,iv, Ftbtiiaiv '2'
I'.uft. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, at
nnd mi tlu 10 01111"' s htiiln.ui'i d -stilbeil,
offer for, and oipo-o In sale, bv
public vciithit. outti.v atnl oueiion, in
ipmiiI euirtnt moiiev, ilthei for t.ish oi
fin time as tuiiv soli the incision ill the
right, title ami Inteic-i v.lilih w is ol the
said lleni A-slnr at the lime of bis
death, In the pietnlts In it Iii'itti r tie
sctlbtil, being tine undivided h til I'. nt
or mnlct, of und In the following tle
seilbttl lut or panel ol laud, nnd messu
age, situate, Icing anil ln'mg In the lTlh
waul of the- City of Si ranto.i, nfoicsild,
and tle-cilhttl as follows vi. ; Belli" .it
imiiilnr thlilv t"i.i In sqiiaie in lib ' i
liiiinbcr nine (ft) and Muniled upon siuol
callttl ami known as River stuit, up m
the Town plot til the Tjvvii of Seirc'in"
Inttlldlll to be lllllv Itglstiletl .t".l !"-
corded; s.ild p,t l,iir on Rhoi stieet
forty (10) fttt in It nt and m bunditd
anil fnrty-sovi n (ll"i feet In I oh, witii
an alloy In the re.tr sm, en HM lui In
c tilth for public um" with tjo iitlvili'i;1
of using le-n (lit fttt In from nl the
ftont Hue of the lot. tor aid, vault
porch, plaza, ftllaivvav ami bay v.iii'iu...
and for no otht r puipose
All ImpioVed Willi one single tvvo-stoiv
brick tlwelllug houo, one si, tv.o
stfii.v frame ilvvclllng boii-e. and one-halt
ofa double tvvo-stoiv dwelling bouse and
other outbuildings the! eon.
All of which will be sold for Its le.i
sonnble value, and In such manner as Is
Usual In like cases to Insuie tlio lull nt.d
tun c tiuil payiiuiii of the pmchasc
money.
CIIARLOTTA C '.URFI.IKH.
Administratrix tie bonis nun cum toMa-
mento ulinexo. of the estate of Heiuy
Assjon, Deceased.
NOTICK IS HF.IlKBY '.1 KN THAT IN
fompllaiict! wlih Ibo aulhfiiiiv and le.
flillrtmelils of an act nf the gtneial aJ
semblv ol the eoinmotu.t'.ilth of 1 mi'-j I
vanla entltbil 'a ,iiiplenit ut to in act
rntilb fl ll act to ni. vlelo ,i r the In
i oipoi.itlou mid leu'Uielli'i t! ttilabi
coipoialloiis'," nppinv-d Al Ml L"l. PTI,
providb.g lor the Impi iv no ut i im ml
ment and nltt lotion ..f too .'in't.i-.' id
i tupoiatl'ins of tin -.C'liiil ilro .nil im
tli.irlzlii"; th" liicfiipo-i I in ot it. it Hon
motor companies, approved 1 'Hi tlav ol
.lime A. D. Iv-'!, ami '.n mi as the c.a
pnratifin amei.ilmi ut net," application
Will bo ni'lfle lo the goveliioi ol Pe nil-
slv.iuia, on I lie 1 ith tlav of Alaieh. A
D. Pino, tli.it Hie totporato name of tin
Rlthart ami Sandtison oil conip.in.v In
cbai getl ft ."in th it uf tin Ritliait and
Santleison OH conip.mv to that of the
Sainltison oil mid Spielaltv iiitnp.inv.
James (hiiducr Sainleison, soliellor.
BANKING.
r t -
RKPORT OF TIIK CONDITION OF
TUK1
TillHB HATIOHAL WSL
at Seiantou. In tin
vanla. a' th" i lose
Stale i I
if bushifs
Pt niisv I-
Feblll-
uiy 1!, I'.'i'J.
K I :so I 'ROUS.
Loans ami dl-eoiiuts
Ove'ielialls, Mfiiuil ami iinse-
cm id
U. S. bellldh in SOtUle elrcula-
lliui
I . S. Iioilds to se-cllle U. S.
elepiisitt-i
Piemlums on U. S. bonils
:,u77,M'1 in
II t,l
7,0,0' i) no
.l.'l.Ol'l (")
1 e N". I ,V,
2.11.127 7o
2n,1'i.i 1.1
1-2.717 11
.1.2iil T.7
Slotks. securities, etc,
Banking house, fuiuliute,
and
llxtutcs
Due fiom national banks
(not
leccivo agents)
Due from stato banks
'.iii'ii
bankets
Due Horn nppinitd ic-eivo
agents
Checks and other cash Items..
Kxehanges for cleat lug linin-o,
Notts of other national banks
Fi actional paper eunencv,
nickels nnd cents
Lawful money ustivo in bank,
viz:
S'Jl.Sf) i7
12.SI! 71
20 21! 7'1
.I,!') Ii)
l.iVDl")
Specie Jlfi'i.tli 72
Legal tender notes
."".ni") i"
:.i,412 72
2.2V) i'0
Redemption fund with U. S,
Trciin'r (1T f licul.illoul...
Duo ficm U. S. Tie.is'i. other
than l redemption timd. ..
l,0o0 il)
M'i2n,-;ii Tz
Total
LIABIL1TIF.S.
Capital stock paid hi :
Smpl'is fund
Ulltllvlileil prollts, les cxpeuseii
ami taxes paid
National bank notes outstand
ing Duo to other national hanks.,
Duo to stale banks ami bankers
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits subject to
cheek
Demand ccrtltleatts of depend!.
Cerlllletl checks
Cashier's checks otitstiiii Hug..
1 Sotl.Kl'l no
..'".I.i-iO 00
S7.M1 II
ll.ono no
lo.Mi; 2i
l!.'l"7 i.n
12 .10
2.27!.2i.l !l
SO, 002 ,1o
8. "AS 'IN
Vl M
I'llitttl Sillies ilepo-us
r.i".i,i.;o :
.112 12
Deposits
of U. S, fllsbuislng
olllcers
Total ...
Slate of I
utitimi.
!,i.2n,2II II
euiisylvauia, Co' inly of Lat kn-
I, William H. Pick, cashier of il.o
nbovv-iiaineil bank, do solimnlv swear
that the above Mate ment Is true to Hie
best of my knowletli,o nml b, He.
WAI. H. PKi'K. Cashii.
Subset ihed and swoin In I tote nn this
luth day of Februaiv. I'ioi .
AARON V. BOWKB.
Correct Attest. Nntaty Public.
HKNRY BFLIN. JR.
.1. L. CONNKI.L.
GKO. II. CAT LIN, Dhcctois.
SITUATIONS WANTED
LOOM FIXKR AND MACHINIST DK-
sires position; tbotougbly nrmmlnicd
with all inaehlnrry of teslure! can rur
lilsh teoolnuiondatlon from last employer.
Address Machinist, Tribune.
a first ci,AsTn'A7mT"ct,i:ft'K on
h.il tender would like Hi have some
thing to ilo evenings; wages no object.
Addicss Frank, Tilbune olllco.
BY AN KDt'CATKD YOUNG MAN AT
anv tiling In the lino nf willing, even
ings prifiired, good plain vvillei. Ad
dicss W. I. 11., MS Ciilnr avenue, city.
s ir i atTc'iN want i: iT 5 i ' i ns'i
t lass salesman and meal cultei In
butcliot buslmm. fun give best of icier
c nco. Adiluss or -all I'. K. Webb. LI.'
Fnhvltw avenue. Siiantoit, I'a.
S ITUATION WANTKD-KY ""YOUN' 1
Iran as llrem.iu of to wotk In stole as
If Ik or --ale Milan, Address G. II. l'avls,
'2V2 Fidivlew avenue.
SITUATION WANTKD -BY A JIAll-
rled man to woik.ou a faun Addiess
F. Spat si nbiirg, llanilbiloii. Wuj no
COtltlt.V, I'.i.
SITUATION WANTKD -A WOMAN
ft em the emnttv wants situation In
l'loleslnt I foinlle at once Addtess Mls
M. Stephens, Wet Side postolllee, Scull
Ion, l'.l.
MARRIKD MAN WANTS SITUATION
ns a faim band: can do all kinds of
work. Call or addles ;ij Prospect live
mi", city. A. U. Black.
DRESSMAKING.
DRKSRMAKlNa FOR ClIlt.DRKM TO
order; also Indies' waists. 1-olIho
Shncmaktr, III Adams avenue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. II BRIGCS CLBANS PRIVY VAULTS
and cess pools; no odor. Impuived
pumps I'scsl. A It. BRIGGS. propi lolir.
I.iavo iidiis 110') Nitth Main avenue,
or Klein's ding stole, coiner Adams und
Mlllbeu.v. 'lelcphoae 1210.
SCALP TREATMENT.
ment, Wc. ; shimpoolng, IW. ; facial
misa're, niunlcurlng, Jie ; chiropody,
Till Qulney.
PROFESSIONAL.
ACSOUVTSWT AND fUOITOt.
i K. O SPAULDING, !
TRADKRS BANK
liul.dlug.
fncHirnri
KDWARD H DAVIS. ARCHITKCT,
Coniicll building. Scriinieni.
LKW1S HANCOCK. IB , ARfHITKCT.
US J'pruce st., cm: Wash it v., Sc-a roil
FRBDKRIOK L
1'rlen blinding,
Sei.inton.
BROWN ARt'lilTKCT.
12o ast ti gimi avenue,
DrVTIITl
DP, 1. O I.YAIAN
vale Hospital, ceir.
be 1 1 y
SCRAN I iN PRI
Wjeimli. and Alut-
DR.
H. P. RKYNOLD". OPP P O.
DR. C. C.
LAUBAOII. 11 Wvomln-' nve
Rl.i'OMB r l-:;o UR CtalFclmti
2nd flimr lb t m D. lloiiis. 1 to 1. 2 to
M"
m
v ?-
'1T1
THK KLK CA'"K. ivr. AND 127 FI
ivr.
NK-
lib live III'.. Rules ,,. s,, able.
p KKIGLLR. Pi "l"li t."i'
SCRANTON IIOFSK Nl All P. 1. .-- W.
pa n'Pi'i i ileitnl i' i' dm ted on lite Ha-i-ipcau
lai . VICTOR KOi'H. Plop.
, it -
RICHARD .T. liOI'llKi:, ATTORNFY-.it-I.aw,
r.oi-2 L.o knv lima .ivtnue '!in
eral law Ins'tfss foll-ctlors and loans.
J. W F.koWNINi;
r. in "-t II i-at-1 aw.
bullilli'C
YI'IUI'.M.V AND
It nuns J12-.I13 Al.ars
D P RKPl.fiGLK. vTTORNKY-LOANS
ligotlitfil n till i 'tat" "-eetnltv
1. i" lui'li' ng "inier W.i'hlugl oi
uvtiii'e and S Tiiee tre't
AI. .1. noNAIlol.. TTORNBY-AT-I
aw. CO i'2-i:r Alt ii i biitlilln?.
Ul
nk i: fii1'' a"torni:y and
Ceiir"-ei'ii at-' tv. Bui r building,
Rooms I' tt ml II Washington avenue.
Wll.l T'D WARRFN KNAPP. AT-
t'tnets pin C.iun-t lltts.;it-l aw. Re
publican butlillu. a-hln'toii avenue.
JUSui' ,V .11 ?UP ATI'ORNRYS AND
Counselloi'i - at - 1 aw, '"'innuoiiwi altli
bulldlm- rooms 1. 20 nnd ;i.
JAMFS W cK,"OP.P. AT'roRNFY-AT-Lnw
Rooms .111 .117 nnd TM Boanl of
Tiedo bni't'lng.
TIYFR ATTORNFY
"th flour Men's building.
L A wvtrt; ATTOBNI-Y-AT-I vw
r"2 Bi.nid of Ti tile building Scranton,
Pa
(' R PITCIIFR.
Commonweal tb
ATTOP.Nnv-VT-I.AW.
bul'dliig Scranton, Pa
PXTTKRPOV & WILCOX. TRADKRS'
NMI.iu-il Hank linlPUng.
c com no vs. D-r.
billbllli-'
R KPU BI, I f', N
A W FURTITni.r.
Mean inilldlnir
A T T O R N K Y.
ri IV"' -t- t"n i-i,'','--'si'5
W V Al LKN. Ml NORTH WASH
ton nvenue.
PR
It.:
Dli S W I.'.VMOl-r'AUV orpH'K """
Wnr!in"ton averuo lleol lrnee rK
llbe-rv Chronle .1Uo inrs lung",
lent! k'tlnov s iml c-Ptilln.in-lnirv "r
gins n ir""-lal''" 'loins 1 m p ni.
?rinef.e- "
riinni, or tmi: lvck.wv nna!
Sfrintoii Pi Cii""is-o pupiralirv in
eol!ei-p Hvv m 'P' !ne or lntsnert
Dpers ot IH'l p "1 for , til ,en
R'v Thonioo v r , ., j , ))rP.
pnl nnd n-niMt t..t; AV. K. Plumb v, A
Al I en dm ister.
IVIJ7.7 SC7ECV3
JO KFKTTKL.
wnnn i avenue, ?
tuier of Wiie
RKAR
el tiiion
icons
".It
Pa.
LACKA-
innnufac-
MSCELl. "Vr3ll3
l-M'FlPS ORCHKSTRA-MUPIC FOR
iial's, plenli.-i. P"itllt"S leeeptlofs. w.d
.liiiL's ami onceit wen!, furnished 1 or
trims aildit-s P.. l Bauer, coii.iuetei-.
117 Womllig avenue, over llulhuls'
music Vttue.
MKOAROKK BROTHKP.S PltlNTKRS'
Himilles i uv elopes pipi bags, twine.
Wiuehoitse l'W Wushlllgtoll nvcilllo,
Sc ranton. I'a.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
M tm.j aaftrri! " ..
OsiuimI U.nli'M 1 )' New ':
millions ill New Yoik Fool of l.lbtltv
stV.tl. N. R and South I'.nj, Wldleli.lll
H,Anllll"' I'1' ''""' ,""'1 escluslvelj, Iiihiii-
inir i loanlint'ss and comloii
TlMl! TAItLK IN Kl'FKCT NOV Ut. Jn.'.
Ti.iIiih have Suanlou for New v,eii.c,
Newalk. KlUahelh. Philadelphia, Kistnii.
Btlhleliein. Alb ntow ii. Aliiueh Chunk ami
Willie I lav til. at MW a. in . expicMS, IS),
,ni ess too ii. m. sundiivs, 21j p in.
For PUiston ami Wllkts-Bi s "o a,
ni 1.20. tun P. m. Suudivs. 2.11 p. m
For Baltimore nml Washington, and
points South ami West via lb ihlehein.
h"i0 a m.. 12" l. m. SiindiUH. 2.1 1 p. in.
For Long Branch. Ocean Giove, etc., at
s.'o it, in. and I.'.m p. m.
For Bi.ullng, Lebanon nnd llalllsbuu,
via Alb'iitowii. So n. m., I.'.i p. m. Sun
davs. '-' II n m. , .,
For Potisvllle, s.:;o a. in. I.jo p in.
Thioiigli lie kits lo ull points i,i t, south
rind weal nl lowci-l late at the jst.tt Ion.
.1. II. '"LILM'SKN. Gen. Supt..
II, P. BALDWIN, Gen, Pats. Act.
IIPWMIP W
J Rot Ills r,eV-11
r, r nunc .: m . nnrnvv Avi 1'ratV,'1.S "!7 St WViVt-r
Nmsoivmen: sloie IK Wihir"tt.n nve- ' U WifiUMjt kW W KtlMlTlili
nte cm -i, hrtii-r V'.lo North Mim "in- U&V--V- J Mi V A K? v.SSVJ
nue; st.ro telephoi.e. 7S ' fAu: SA A ft fcivM .'iffi
- - - I If-Htl! A s vA -,-.KS4'J
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
m:m
Schedule In Effect
Novcmbci
19.
1809.
"
Tinlna leave Sqranton:
0.d5 n. in., week days, for Sunbuiy,
Hnirlsbur, Philadelphia, Biltl
moro, WnshhiRton anil for Pltts
huiR and tho West.
0.38 n. m veek clays, for Hazloton,
Pottsvillo, Keadlntr. Noiilstown,
nnd Phllntlelphja; nutl fov Sun
buiy, Hnrrlsburs. Phllndolplila,
BiltlmorcAVnRliIngton and Pltts
butfr and tho Wet.
2.18 p. m weeks days (Sundays
1.58 p. m.). for Sunbuiy. Hntrls
buip, Philadelphia, llaUhnoie,
Wn3lihiBton nnd rittsbuif; nutl
tho West.
-4.27 p. ni., weak clny3. for Suubury,
Hnnlshuio;, Philadelphia nnd
Plfsburp.
J. R. WOOD. Gin Pass, Agt.
.1. IJ. HUTCHINSON, Gen. Mgr.
Wul.. I.iiii'ci, nnJ Wcsljrti.
Ill Kffecl Dtf. IT. Is"?
SOUTH- l.eive Seiaiiton for New Ytirk
nt 2.1". Rem. "."'. seil nnd lo.o", a., in.; 1.",
auil ;:ai p. in. Foi Philadelphia ut 5 no,
mi nnd ion", ii. in IJ ". tiiul .'."l p. m.
For Stioiitlsbuig at i! lo p m. Milk' and
Aicoinnioilntlon ill .!.lt o. lit. Arilve at.
llobelMii at 1...V1 Til, '.illl n, m.; 13u, '2 It,
I l, T l!i mid !'.; p m Arilve lit Phlla
tlelphl.i at Pimi n 111 ; l.m!, ;i IS fifm and
S 22 p m Arrive from Nt w Yoik at 1Ui.
LM'i ami leo 11. m.. I 1". I .".I, ".S.t and S.lt
p, m Fiom Stioudsbuig at o"t a. 111
NORTH Li live Scranton for Buffalo
and Intct mediate stations at 12.1', 2 Hi,
in' mid lino 11. 111 , I .".". and .".".0 p. m. I'm
Oswego ami Svnieiiso nt In" n. m. and
I.." p. m. Foi Ullcii at 2..U n. m. ami
l.r.r. p. 111. For Alinltose nt ".M a. in.:
1 t'"i p". m ami ... ".0 ti m. For Nicholson
ill im mid ti I". p 111 Aillvo In Setaiitoii
fiom Butrih at 2 10 2 7". ".Jli and 10.00 a.
til.; ""0 iiul 7 10 p. mi. Fiom Oswego and
Svrnol'so at 2 1" a in ; l-'.Jv iml " W P m.
Fiom Sviacun" .11 7 lo p'ni. From Utle.i.
nt 21.", 11. in . 1-' "s 1.111I ' D P m From.
Nlihttlsoii ,it 7..V1 .1 in. ami til" P. m.
I'lom Alontroso at M.OO a. in.; ;:.20 and
"p.i.ooaVsburg Mm vision L-,va
Seiantou lor Not tl'iinilieibiotl at 1! "10. inir.
11. m: I" and H M p. in. Ftir I" v mouth
at in".. :i 10 and s Vi r 01. Fur .Naiitlcnkn
nt s.M a. in Arilve at Noilbunibcrlaiul
at !. a. m.; I. la, '! iml '' "'I P I'l Ai
ilve Nmitlioko al P 20 a m. Airlve at
Plvnnulli al 20". I 10 and : l"t p. m. Ar
ilve at Scr.iuloii fiom Noithuinberl.iud
nl y.' 11 m . I.'ffi. I '" in nl S5 P. ni.
Fiom Nintleol-e. nl 11 en a. m. From
Plv mouth nt T.r.7 11. m "2". and ii 05 p. in.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
SOUTH l.eavi Sirmitnn at 2.1.i, SCO,
r. "11 inii"i a. in., .;.',: .mil :i.k p. m. , ,
VORTII -Leave Ser'niton at LMO, 2.0,
1 1 p 111 1 ".' mid ." .'.n p. m.
1:1 OO.MSBURc; DIVISION Leave
Scranton al piti." a m ami it.li) P. m.
OjIuvv it-.- -til I Hudson.
On Feb 4lb I'fVt, linlns will leava
S i.intoii as follows"
For l'iilbii:nlal-l. 2"), 71!, S .",1, 10.11 a.
in , 12 noon; 12! 2 .M. "."2, G 21, C 21, 7.57,
!i I".. 11.1.1 p in.: 1 li a m
Foi Alli.inv, S.natog.i, Alontroal, Bos
ton. New Kngluud Jiolnts, etc. C "JO a. m.;
2.2o a. in.
For IIoneMlalr-1120. 1013 a. in.; 2.20. 5.2J
P For Wilkes-Bine-15 P.. 7 IS S 11, W,
KM' a in . 12 i'l 1 2 2.11, B.S5, 127, t.10,
7 s, in II 11 10 p. m
For New Yoik Philadelphia, etc., via
l.ihlgh V.illev Ri'lionil il.l p III.; 12 01,
2 is I.L7 p in.; wilh Black Diamond Kx-pit'i--.
li. .' p. ni
I'm P. . nsvlvii.il t Railroad points. i'..lj,
!i 1 "i. ni . 2 is, I 27 p in.
Fin Wf-lein poll t.s. via Lehigh Valley
P.iiIIh. tl-7 In a. m.: l-'oi "'', with .Black
1)1 timiitl i:ptess 10 II, 11. "0 p. in.
Trnlns will aiilve In Scranton as fol
lows, Fie. m Ci iboiiil do nnd the Nmth-filO,
7 I". s ,n, 'I I, lo.lN, II "n a in.: 1.2!, 215,
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tuii. Nt vv Uiiul.inil poluls. i tc., 2.2! p. ii.
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I W. BURDIi'K. !. P. A.. Albanv, N. Y.
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Fur PUiliiiblphla ami New Yoik. via D.
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