. AAJr..! t THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1900. NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA OAKES SUES THE PRESS Former Stroudsburg Citlien Has a Promising Libel Suit Sabbath School Convention. Bpeclsl to The Scrnnton Tribune. Stroudsburg. Fob. 28. Rev. Chandler A. Oakcs, ft former pastor of the East Stroudsburg Presbyterian church, and the man who started the subscription list for the now State Normal school at Cast Stroudsburg, has brought suit at East Stroudsburg, has brought suit !or 'i?1 Bln8t the N,e,W .0r.k Pr,CS,? for $50,000 damages. Dr. Oakcs left this vicinity a few years ago and was known as a great worker. His charge after leaving this town was at Kings ton, N. y. At this place he had some trouble with the consistory of the. church, two years ngo, about the time rlassls met to determine whether he hould continue In charge of the church or not. The New York Press published u long article under a Kingston date line, In which the assertion was made that there were charges of gross mls fonduct against Pastor Oakes. At the. time of tho church trial before nlassls Dr. Oakes did not see the Press article. It did not come to his notice till a year or so after. When he saw It, after careful consideration, lie decided to be gin action for libel. After leaving his Kingston charge Dr. Oak's took up the study of law and was admitted to the bar lust fall. Ho has retired from the Reformed ministry and Is now a communicant of the Episcopal church. Before going tn Kingston Dr. Oakcs was the assistant of Rev. T. Dewltt Tnhuago at the Prooklyn fabernacte. lie 1m now a member of a Kingston Jaw fliiii. He was one of the lawyers lor Teller Kelpie, the defaulting bank clerk at East Stroudbburg. The sixth tnnual convention of Mon roe county Sabbath schools continued Its session today. Tin meeting was held In the Alethndlst Episcopal church The attendance today wad fnlily good. A sensible Christian use of the bible was the first subject taken up and was the topic of an addre" by Itev. H. CI. Alain, of tho Cherry Valley circuit. This address was discussed by Mrs. T. P. Kane, Rev. Mr. Rom berger nnd others. Rev. Mr. Rom berger, superintendent of normal de partment, addressed the convention on the teachers' training, saying among other things: "We can never make the Sunday school what It should be until tho teachers mako special pre parations for the Important work ns Blgned." After the- address the en rollment nnd appointing of delegates to tho various places of entertainment took place. Mrs. John Barnes, of the state primary department, was the last speaker of the morning's' session, taking for her subject: "Studying the Class Roll." "Faith as a Qualification for Efficient Sunday School Work," was discussed by Itev. S. G. Hutchmnn. pastor of tho First Presbyterian church. MILITABY DINNER. Given to Officers of Company E at Honesdale. Special to the Scranton Tribune. Honesdale,. Feb. 2S. Colonel L. A. Watres and Captain D. B. Atherton, of the Thirteenth regiment, weio In Honesdale last night to attend the din ner at tho Allen house, given to the officers of Company E by Colonel Watres. There were present: Chaplain Wil liam H. Swift, Captain Grant W. Lane, First Lieutenant Nelson E. Blgelow, Second Lieutenant H. C. Manney, Lieu tenant George H. Whitney, of the com missary department; Sergeants Ed ward E. Welch, Fred J. Tolley, George Gaylord, Horace E. Smith and Walter M. Whitney. Corporals Albert A. Grambs, Jacob Gauss, William II. Swift, Frank X. Wasman. William T. Heft, Arthur Benny, Chauncey K. Hates and William C. Sellyphant. Ad dresses were made by Colonel Watres, Chaplain William H. Swift, and mem bers of the company, nnd Instructions given in military matters, which made the evening both profitable and enjoy, able. ' ' JTACTORYVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Watklns are at Mooslo today attending the funeral of their nephew, Wlllard Price. 'Aha L. Hinds has accepted a posi tion In the plush factory at Potts Ville, Pa. He will leave this week to enter upon the duties of his position. William Tlngley, who has been the station agent at LaPlumo for the past DON'T FORGET ITt -el The sujeft wsy.tp keep the womanly iet4tn U.tp me -Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prejcripttott. It promotes perfect, regu I'Jsmjv It dries' the drains which weaken ;women. It cures inflammation, ulcer ;f tion, and female weakness. It soothes -,mnd strengthens the nerves, drives ;way despondency, and gives a healthy Appetite and refreshing sleep. It 'Biakes childbirth easy, and nursing 'mothers wOt find in it a strength giv- H tonta Favorite Prescription' contains no Icohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor ether narcotic. f ,v I never courted sewtssper aotorlety. writes ltr$. a. A. Bender, of Kecnc, CtMbocioa Co.. Ohio, yet I sa net afraid to nwtk food word for your ' Ftrarlu Prescription and ' Pleasant tlltH.' Orer a year in I (utfered terribly for aearly (our weeks wtfh proUnsua and weak e. Alter uttnc one Mil of Favorite Pre ciiptlaa' and one of Pellets I was a well woaiaa. I hare take M medtclat slace and :Tsavt kad.ao symptoms af sy fenstr trouMe. jure mad tlM Favorite FrescripUo' stdlfftr it Uses lor men Una four years sod tad U 'Jjas se ayiali" J- Free, Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. fe paper covers, seat frtt, est receipt f sif,oe-cet stamps to pay sxpssse tf ssaUteg M(r. In clcWW41ng 31 mamp,'. Address- "Or. JL. V. Pfires, 9fSS, N. Y. ,ttttKQBHH BTsBSBSBS"BSSAfSjSSSSSSSj iSR"Pv-YV"B year, has exchanged places with the agent nl Washington, N. J., and has moved his family to the latter place, where Mrs. Tlngley's parents reside. Tho old creamery of this place is being filled with lee and Is about to be remodeled, and will b fitted up for a flrst-class cheeso and butter factory. This creamery Is owned by n local stock company, of which Horace Sea mans Id tho manager. The farmers or dairymen who have sold their milk to the Scrnnton Dairy company and lltlVn (InlU'nrnri it in T.ilPlllmn nt rtlsnM- troUfj h year .because they were tied up with an Iron-clml ro.ntrnr. nrnnnoa In xnlrln nllt ntlll I UllkllkVVi IIIUIUD bl-tU V ... stand up for n fair price for their milk this year, nnd unless the Scrnnton Dairy company will agree to give them a price of two and three cents for tho year tho milk, Instend of going to LaPlume, will Instead bo taken to the creamery here and be made Into cheese and butter, tho latter being to tho best advantnge of. the farmer, as ha would not only get a big price for his milk, but would have the advantage of getting the buttermilk back, for tho purpose of raising calv-iS and othei stock. Pactoryvlllc encampment No. 216, In dependent Order of Odd Fellows, met last evening In regular session and conferred the second degree on one candidate. At the close of the lodge work ti literary and musical pro gramme was carried out, followed with refreshments. About thirty members and their wives of W. S. Rogers en campment, of Clark's Green, were present, as well as the wives of the members of Factoryvllle enenmpment. Miss Nellie Winters, of Mill City, has been spending a couple of weeks with friends here. NICHOLSON. Special to The Scranton Tribune. Nicholson, Feb. 2S. Tuesday evening there was a little unusual excitement ai the Nlver House, when, tho lace curtains Ih the sitting room were dis covered to be all ablaze. The fire was soon extinguished and no damage done outside of the one room. Cause of Are unknown. Perhaps, should the whole town burn down the citizens hera would then be foolish enough to In vest In n fire protection of some kind otherwise than Insurance. A Juvenile band has lately been or ganized In this place. We arc glad that the young boys feel inclined to THE MARKETS. Wall Street Review. New York, Fob. 28. Edivcncc accu mulated as the day: progressed In tho stock market that the short Interest In the group of specialties, which has recently been declining, had become unwieldy and before the day had closed an urgent demand developed for these stocks from the betirs, who over stayed the market, nnd who were eager bidders for stock to cover short con tracts. Thus tho apparent anomaly was presented of u buoyant rise in the rise of stocks concerning which were unfavorable news was still uncontra dicted, or new facts developed of a still more favorable character. The closing was active and strong at about the best. Total sales, 531,500 shares. Tho bond market was not very active but was firm. Total sales, par value, $1,595,000. United States 5s coupons advanced Vi nnd also registered old four and 3s U and new 4s declined 'A In the bid price. The following quotations nr? furnished Tho Tribune by M. S. Joidan & Co., rooms ,05-700 Mcars building. Telephone C003: Open- High- Low- Clos ing, est. est. Ins. Am. Sugar H)." Am. Tobacco WJ Atch., To. & 8. Ke .. 214 107t van 107?4 107?, 22'. 2 !i CS',i 10734 22V4 GT.V4 6SU 31i 2S-.J 100i 12lVi 123 10SU 110 ISO's 33 f.2 95 171i 40U 133V4 K!5 71 2IMi 101 2114 BIV2 S04 28i 98 1224 121i 107 115 lsoj m SIVa llKVi 4."H 132U 53 7P4 2I'.4 37'.'. 1S4 BSS4 nsu 91 HU 71 wi SI r7 r,2A 7si j., j. o. v., IT .. IH'.j Brouk. It. T B7 Con, Tobacco mi Clies. & Ohio SSH People's Gas !VH Chic, B. & Q 12:!'i St. Paul 122U Rock Island 107?i Delaware & Hud ...US 2" 100'i 124Vs 123 10S US 1W,A SI l2 91 171'.', 4GV4 133& ravs 7474 24 KV 8814 1S4 CD'i r,!i 94 11U 74 20'; S2?; 131 57; 53? 74 V., L. & V .....' 1S0',4 Kan. & Tex.. Pr .... 1 Louts. & Nash M'i Manhattan Ele M'.i Met. Traction Co .. ,167V- Mo. Puclllu 43Vi N. Y. Central 133 North. Pacltlo 53 Nor. Paclllc, Pr .... 7414 Ont. & West 24j, Pacltlo Mall 3Sii ; Heading 14 lsi Keudlng. Pr S9i "59 Southern R. It., Pr.. iiSK Kl Tenn.. C. & Iron .... 92'i 91 U. S. Leather lli 12',i II. 8. Leather, Pr .. 71 74 Wabash. Pr 201 2074 West. Union 81 S2 Penwi. R. It Wo; 131 Am. s. & w :7i .& Fed. Steel BV.4 ."37(, Fed. Steel, Pr 73Vi 74 CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. Open- High- Low- CIos. Inc. est. est. inpr. WHEAT. July May CORN. July May ii','i fiO'i fiii't 63 3.". 35 22'H 23H , 5.92 , C.85 i4 35','h "3Vh 22i 034 Si 3Ui 22(i 23; 5.90 5.S0 CIATB. July May LARD. July May 22i 23Jg 5.S7 5.S0 5.92 5.85 Scranton Board of Trade Exchange Quotations All Quotations Based on Far of 100. STOCKS. First National Rank Bcranton savings Bank Bcranton Packing Co Third Natlonul Rank Dime Dep. & Dls. Hank Economy Light, H. & P. Co... Lacka. Trust & Bafe Dep. Co. Bcranton Paint Co Clark & Snover Co., Com. ... Clark & Bnnver.. Prcf Bcr, Iron Fence & Mfg. Co. ... Bcranton Axle Works T.nckfi. Dairy Co.. Pref Bid. Asked, 800 ... 300 ... 95 425 200 ... 47 , 150 ... 80 . 400 ... 1 125 ... . ... 100 , ... 100 , ... 20 250 ... I ... 300 .. .. 30 Co. Savings Bank & Trust Co First Nat. uariK (uaroondale) Btanoaru uniting o .... BONDS. Bcranton Pass. Railway, first mortgage, due 1920 Pinnlnra Street Railway, llrst 115 mortgage, due 1918 115 People's Street itanway, uen- crul mortgage, due lt-21 Dickson Manufacturing Co.... 115 100 102 102 85 Lacka. Townsmp ccnooi o City of Bcranton Bt. Imp. C. ... Ht. Vernon Coal Co Bcranton Traction bonds.. US Bcranton Wholesale Market. (Corseted by H. a. Dale, 27 Lackawanna Avenue.) Butter Creamery, 30c.: dairy, tubs. 20. Eggs Select. western, 16c. ; nearby state, BBC. Cheese Full cream, new, !3V4c. Beans Per bu., choice marrow. 1X40; medium, f2.A; pea, 12.10. Onions Per bu.. 4c. Flour-M.. devote some of their time and talent In th Interest of the town. Let us hope that by the time the robins begin to sing our band may begin to play. Mr. K. 0. Uroughton, of Bcranton, Is In town taking orders for wall pa per and to do painting And paper hanging. Mrs. Peter Winnie Is quite seriously lit with, la grip. Mrs. Martin nuh Is still on the sick list. Mr. George Carr, of Bcranton, was In town yesterday teaching his class In music. Mrs. Anderson, of Heart Lake, has Just returned home from a visit with her sister, Mrs. Marshall Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Conklln, of Blngham ton, are spending a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. Nlver and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stephens. Little Myra Williams, our postmast er's daughter, who has been very sick with pneumonia and whooping cougn, Is rapidly recovering. Mrs. Percy Allen, of Blnghamton. Is snpndlnC tt fCW UaVS Willi MTS. U, -' " R. Alden. Mrs. N. Cooper is entertaining rela tives from Elmhurst. Some of the people here have sighed because winter has departed, and they have not had a sleigh ride; but In wagons had to be carted. Mr. G. G, Bought has Just sold hl team to Mr. Fred Stulc, who expects to reside In town this coming year. W. E. Warner has moved into W. E. Lord's house, Mr. Lord having moved to Scranton. It Is hoped that the March winds will not be more severe on us than the winter winds have been. Buildings have been blown over lately, but not much damage done. Mr.- Herbert McDonald has movsd out of town on Mrs. H. B. Wllklns' farm. Mr. Prank Quick Is building a resi dence on Oak street, near the opera house. Mr. E. D. Bell finished his duties as depot agent yesterday nnd goes Into tho general merchandise store wi:n Moses Shields today as partner. Man ning D. Kelly occupies his place as depot agent. How to Save Doctor Bills. We have Baved many doctor bills since we began using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In our home. We keep a bottle open nil the time and when ever any of my family or myself begin to catch cold we begin to use the Cough Remedy, and as a result we never have to send away for a doctor and Incur a large doctor bill, for Chamberlatn's Cough Remedy never falls to cure. It Is certainly a medicine of great merit and worth. D. S. Mearkle, General Merchant and Farmer, Mattle. Bed ford county. Pa. For sale by all dri glsts. Matthews Bros., wholesale and retail agents. New York Grain and Produce. Now York, Feb. 28, Flour More active on spring patents at the decline, but quiet nnd about unchanged otherwise; Minne sota patents, $3.73a3.95. Wheat Spot weak: No. 2 red, 731,4c. elevator; No. 2 red, 74"a73e. f. o. b. alloat In store; No. 1 northern Dultitb, 7iLc f. o. b. afloat prompt; No. 1 hard Duluth, 79ic. f. o. b. afloat prompt; options opened easy and after a slight rally declined rapidly; tho close was weak and heavy at alc. net decline: March closed 73Vtc. : May. 70c. ; July, 71c; September, 71:!8C. Corn Spot easy; No. 2. 41c f. o. b. utloat and 41:ia i::c. elevator; option maraei openeu easy with wheat, but held steady most of the day, closed quiet and easy with wheat at tnac. not decline; May closed 40V4c; July, 40'4c. Oats-Spot dull; No. 2, 290.; No. 2, 2!Si.!c. : No. 2 white, 31'ic; No. 3 white, 3040.: track mixed western, 30c.; track white, 31a3oc; options quiet and easy. Butter Strong but not quotably higher; western creamery, 19a21c. ; do. factory. IfiVjalPe.: June creamery, ISa I'-'.ic. ; imitation creamery, 17Ha22c. ; state dairy, 18a22c; do. creamery, 19a24c. Cheese Firm: fall made fancy large, 13c; fall made fancy small, 13c; choice grades, 12.11234c. Eggs Firm; state and Penn sylvania, at mark. 15c.; southern, at mark, 3',sall!4c. ; western, at mark, 1414c Chicago Live Stock Market. Chicago, Feb. 28, Cattle Receipts, 23, 000; natives, good to prime, steady to 10c. hlchcr; poor to prln.e about steady, $3.90 a 1.73; selected feeders, steady. $4.50a4.75; mixed stockers, quiet, $3.49a3.90; cows, strndv. S3al.23: heifers, firm. $l.23a4.C0: bulls, steady, J2.70a4.30; calves, strong. 3 ns; Texaus, receipts, MX); Texas fed steers. Bteady., J3.90a5: Texas bulls, firm. J3.23aa.73. Hogs Receipts, 29,000; tomor row, .7,000; estimated left over. 5,000; active; averaged shade higher: tops, $l.97Vi; mixed and butchers. 4.70a4.92',4; good to choice, $4.S3a4.92',i rough heavy, $l.70a4.S0; llpht. .Erta4.85; bulk of sales. ll.Mfci4.Au. Hliren Strcmir. lOalRc. Wether: good to choice wethers, $j.40a4.S4; fair to choice mixed, $4.70a5.4O; western sheep, $3.23n5.90; yearlings, )3.75a5.90: natives, ft5a 5 75; western lambs, J0.50u7.25. New York Live Stock Market. New York, Fob. 23. Beeves-Receipts, 2,805; steady to a shade lower; bulls, steady: cows, firm to 10c. higher: about alt sold; steers, J4.55a5.45; oxen and stags, J3.2u,i4.80; bulls, J3.50a4.10; cows, J2.40a3.75. Calves Steady: exports, 57 cattle; calves receipts closing dull: veals. J5a8; choice. J8.25; light, J4a4.50; barnyurd stocks, J3a ::.r.0; southern calves, J3a3.VO. Sheep and Lambs Sheep, nrm: Iambs. 10al5c. high er. 2 cars unsold; sheep, J1a6; lambs, J7a 8.12-i; culls, J3a8. Hogs-Receipts, 7.4S2; firm at J3.25o5.40 per 100 pounds. Buffalo Live Stock Market. East Buffalo, Feb. 2S. Cattle There were no cattle offered today and nothing doing, Tim market feeling was steady with a gcfi outlook for tho Immediate future. Hugs Receipts, 10 cars; opened with 11 good demand; good to choice Yorkers, Jj.15a5.20; pigs, good to prime. $4a5: roughs, common to good, JI,40a4.7O. Sheep and Lambs Receipts, 2j cars; opened active and higher: lambs, extra choice to fancy selected, J7.65a7.75; com mon to fair, J7a7.35: sheep wethers, J0.25a C.50; common to fair, J5.25a5.75. East Liberty Cattle Market. East Liberty, Fob. 2S. Cattle Steady; extra, J3.40a5.ti5; prime, $5.25a5.40; com mon, J3.23:i3.b0. Hogs-Steady; best me diums, J3.13; heavy hoes and heavy York ers. J3.10; light Yorkers, J5a5.05; pigs. 14.75 a5.90; roughs, J3.23a4.60. She . Firm: choice wethers. J3.90ats.10; common, J3a4.25; choice lambs. J7.30a7.&0; common to good, J3.D0a7.25; veal calves, J7a8. Oil Market. Oil City, Feb. 28.--Credit balances, J1.68; certificates, no bid, no sale, no offer: shipments, 98,033 barrels: average, 93.235 barrels; runs, 95,484 barrels; average, , S20 barrels. SUDDEN DEATHS ON THE IN CREASE. People apparently well and happy today, tomorrow are stricken down, and in ninety-nine cases out of every hundred tho heart is the cause. The king of heart remedies-Dr. Agnew's Curo for the Heart is within reach of all, and If there are symptoms of heart dis order it should uo used without delay. It relieves tn 30 minutes, and cures most chronto cases. Sold by Matthews Bros, and W. T. Clark. CASTOR I A For Infants and GhUdrsi. Tli KIM Yh Hivi Always lN.it Bean the 0ignaturnof &stfZ&& sheriff's sales. CM EMITS BALM. -or- Valuable Real Estate -o.- . FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1900. By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa cias, Levari Facias and Venditioni Ex ponas, issued out of tho court of common pleas of Lackawanna county, to me di rected, I will expose tq public sale, by vendue or outcry, to the nlghest and best bidder, for cash, at the court house, In tho city of Scranton, Lackawanna coun ay. on FRIDAY, the TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF MARCH. A. D.. 1900. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon or said day, all tho right, title and Interest of the de' fendants In and to the following de scribed lots, pieces or parcels of land, vis: No. 1. All tha right, title and Interest of tho defendants. David M. Jones nnd David M. Jones, administrator of the es tate of Mary Jones, late of Lackawanna county, deceased, In nnd to all that cer tain lot of land sltuato In the Fourth ward of tho city of Bcranton, county of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, nounucd nnd described ns roiiows: uc glnnlng at a corner on the southeast side of Second avenue, now known as Brom ley avenuo and In lino of lots Nos. 157 and 158 on William Swetland's plot of lots In Hyde Paik; thence ulong sxtd avenue north 37J4 degrecu east twenty-six feet to a corner In lino of lands of Evan II. Evans and Jane H. Evans; thenco along said lino south 526 degrees east one hun dred and fifty feet to a corner; thence south 37H degrees west twenty-six feet to a corner In line of lots Nos. 157 and 15S, and thence along said lino nortn 52,& degrees west one hundred and fifty feet to the placo of beginning. It being tho southwest part of lot No. 158 of William Swetland's plot of lots In Hyde Park. Improved with a single frame dwelling house. Seized and taken in execution at trio BUlt of the West Bide Bank vs. David M. Jones and David M. Jones, administrator of the estate of Mary Jones, deceased. Debt, $210.00. Judgment No. 694, Janu. ary Term, 1900. Lev. fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. THOMAS, Atty. ALSO Nn. 2. All thA rleht. title and Interest of tho defendant, Richard Harvey, in and to all the surface of all that lot of land situate In the township of Carbon dale (now borough of Mayileld), county of Lackawanna, and state of Pennsyl vania, on the tract of land In warrantee name of Nathan Lee, being upon a plot of lots laid out by Horton Gardner and 8. C. Whltmore. ndjolnlng the borough of Jermyn, and distinguished on said plot as lot number 42 In block No. 2, said lot being bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the west by Second street; on the south by a 40-foot cross street (called Whltmore avenue) ; on tho cast by lot No. 7. formerly owned by Esther Brown; on tho north by lands of S. C. Whltmore. Being 70 feet front, 00 feet In rear, and one hundred and fifty (150) feet deep. All Improved with a two-story frame build Ing with addition used as a dwelling houso thereon. .. , Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of assigned to S. C. Whltmore vs. Richard Harvey. Debt, $828.88. Judgment No. 668. March Term, 1900. Fl. fa. to March Term. 1900. . TAYLOR & LEWIS, Attys. ALSO No. 3.-A11 the right, title and Interest of the defendant, P. F. McDonnel , tn and to all the surface or right of soil of all those certain lots, pieces or par cels of land situate in tho city of Car bondale, . county of Lackawanna, and statu of Pennsylvania. Being lot No. ,5, and part of Lot No. 77. Dundaff street, on a map of outlots of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company on a tract of land In tha warrantee name of Mary Boyer, said lot and part of lot contain ing together 1S.800 squaro feet or there about, and being hounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning In tho westerly lino of Dundaff street, at the northeasterly corner of Lot No. 73, on said tract; tnence ny saia uo no. u north sixty-nine und one-half (69H) de grees west four hundred ntno and five tenths (409.5) feet to a corner; thence hv other land now or late of said com pany north llftccn nnd one-fourth (13,i degrees east forty-six (46) feet to a cor ner; thenco by the remaining part of Lot No. 77, formerly occupied by John KU Patrick, south slxty-nlno and one-half (69.i) degrees east four hundred nine und five-tenths (409.5) feet to the afore said line of street, and thenco by said lino of street south llftccn and three fourhts (154) degrees west forty-six feet to tho place of beginning. All Improved with one dwelling house, one outhouse and kitchen and barn. Coal and miner als reserved. Being the same premises conveyed by the Delaware and Hudson Canal company to Patrick F. McDonnell by deed dated March 9th, 1SS5, and re corded In Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. 32, pago 200. No. 2. All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land situate In the city of Car bondale. county of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, being the south erly part of Lot No. 79, Dundaff street, on a map of outlots of the Delaware and Hudson Canal company, beginning in t m westerly lino of Dundart street nt tho northeasterly corner of Lot No, 77 on said street; thenco westerly along tho line of land now or late in tho possession of John Kllpatrlck two hundred and flftv-olght (258) feet to a corner: thenco by Lota Nos. 40 nnd 42 on Street No. 31, now or lato In possession of Thomas Wnlker. north nine und three-fourths (94) degrees west to a point that shall be on a line that shall make tho lot fifty (501 feet wide at a right angle from Kll putrlck's line; thence westerly along lands now or lato of Michael Butler In a direct line to Dundaff street flfty (50) feet from the place of beginning; thenct southerly along Dundaff street fifty (50) feet to the, place of beginning, Contain ing about 13,000 square feet, bo the same more or less. All Improved with two frame dwelling houses and outbuildings. Coal and minerals reserved. Being the Bame premises conveyed by Michael But ler ct ux. to Patrick F. McDonnell, by deed dated April 13th, 1SSC. and recorded In Lnckawanna county In Deed Bool: No. 35, page 423, etc. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Assigned to Michael Moran vs. P. F. McDonnell. Debt. $214.61. Judgment No. 605, January Term, 1900. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. BUTLER, Atfy. ALSO No. 4. All the right, title and Interest of the, defendant, Catherine Norton and M. J. Norton, in and to all that certain lot of land sltuato In the borough ot Throop, in the county of Lackawanna, and stato of Pennsylvania, known as lots Nos. six (6) and seven (7) In block "D," and fronting on tho Dunmore and Oly phant road, being about ninety-five (93) xeet in reur, iiinuiy&evrii vm; icci ui front, by about two hundred and fifteen (215) feet on the south side and one hun dred and nlnoty-ono (191) feet on tho north side, according to a plan or map ontltled Shepard's map of Throop, Pa. Coal reserved. Being the samo land convoyed to said M. J. Norton from Jo seph B. Townsend ct a!., by deed re corded in Lackawanna county in Deed Bcok 78, at pago 233, etc. All Improved with a two-story wood frame hotel build ing and double two-story framo dwelling house and fruit trees. Second Situate in the borough of Dun more, In the county of Lackawanna and stuto of Pennsylvania, beginning at a corner on Chestnut street on the road leading from what Is known as Dunmore Corners to No. 0, at the southwest corner of the Odd Fellows lot; thence south easterly along said Odd Fellows lot ninety 190) feet to a corner tn line of lands now or late of George Frost; thence southwesterly alcng said Frost land parallel with said Chestnut street sixty (60) feet to a corner of land now or lato of William Costello: thence along lands of said William Costello ninety (90) feet to a corner on Chestnut street; thence sixty (60) feet to the place of beginning. Coal reserved. Being the same land conveyed to the said Catharlno Norton by deed recorded in Lackawanna county in Deed Book 77. at page C74, etc. All lm- R roved with a two-story wood frame otel building. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of Mary L. Patrick vs. Catharine Norton. Debt, $2,100, Judgment No. 019, March Term, IfOO. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. WOODRUFF, Atfy. ALSO No. S.-AU the defendant's right, title and Interest of, In and to all that cer tain lot of land situate In the City or Bcranton, county of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as follows: Bald lot la known as Lot No. 1 In Block No. t. In Thurs ton's Addition to the city of Scranton and Is bounded aa follows: Beginning at a point on the People's Street railway, about fifty (5) feet west of Jones ave SHERIFF'S SALES. nuo; thenco southeast and pnrullct with said avenue, ono hundred nnd twenty (120) toot mora or less to a corner: thenco southwest along lino of 811ns Vcrnoy, fifty (50) feet to a corner; thenco north west and parallel with tho first men tioned lino ono hundred and twenty (120) reel to the lino ot the People's Street railway; thenco along tho lino of said railway ntty (SO) feet to tho placo of beginning. Ail Improved with a two story brick building nnd outhouses. Coal and minerals being reserved. Belzcd and tnkon In execution at tho suit of the Cosmopolitan Building and I,oan association vs. Nathan Thompson. Debt, $2,231.90. Judgment No. C28, March Term, 1900. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. STARK, Atfy. ALSO No. C All the right, tltlo and Interest of the defendant, Bridget Armstrong In and to all that certain pleco or parcel of land situate, lying and being in tho Fifth ward of the City of Scranton, county of Lnckawanna and state of Penn sylvania, Known nnd distinguished on J. Herman's Map of South Hydo Park as Lot No. 25 In Block No. 30. being twenty flvo (25) feet in front on Meridian street, running back the samo width ono hun dred and fifty (150) feet tn depth on the norincriy line arm one nunarcu una eighteen and one-half (118) feet, moro or less In depth on tho south lino to Sixth avenue now called Luzerne street, also the north part of Lot No. 28 In tho same block, being three (3) feet In front on Meridnn street nnd running back the same width to said Sixth avenue, now called and known as Luzerne street. Be ing the same property conveyed by Bridget Armstrong to James J. Llghtfoot oy deed dated tho thirty-first day of December, 1S9S, and recorded In Lacka wanna county on February 1, 1S99, In Deed Book No. 1G9. pago 324, etc. All Improved with a two. story frame dwell ing nnd outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Scrnnton Brewing company vs. Bridget Armstrong. Debt, $823. Judg ment No. 671. November Term, 1S99. Vend. ex. to March Term, 1900. MURRAY, Atfy. ALSO No. 7. All tho right, tltlo and Interest of the defendants, Peter Buttcrman and A. L. .Rice, executors of tho estate of Sarah M. Rice, deceased, and A. L. Rico, In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land In Petersburg, In tho city of Scranton, Lackawanna county, Penn sylvania, bounded and described as follows: Commencing at a stake and stone corner on Jackson street (now Taylor) tn line of lands of George Brown; thence northerly along said line one hundred and fifty (150) feet more or less to lino of lands of Lackawanna Iron and Coal com pany; thence westerly along said line rorty (W) reet to stake and stones corner line of lands of A. B. Sllkman: thence southerly along said lino one hundred and fifty (150) feet more or less to Taylor avenuo; thence easterly forty (40) feet to the placo of beginning. Being Lot No. 12, Block B, ns shown on map entitled A. B. Sllkman's Addition. All Improved with a two-story framo dwelling houso and other outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution nt the suit of New Schiller Building and Loan association vs. Sarah M. Rice and A. L. Rice. Debt, $998.20. Judgment No. 673, January Term, 1900. Lev. fa. to March Term, 1900. STOKES, Atfy. ALSO No. 8. All the right, title and Interest of the defendant, Antonio Mangnlotte, also called and known as Antonio Mog nottl. In and to all that certain lot or par cel of land situate In the Tenth ward of tho city of Scranton. county of Lacka wanna and state of Pennsylvania, in the C. B. Sllkman Addition as per map of J. L. Lawrence, being a part of Lot No. S, In Block No. 7, bounded nnd described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on Fifth street eighty-three (S3) feet from tho right of way line of the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad; thence north one degree west ninety-four ana one half (94Vi) feet to a corner in line of lot ot John Costello; thence along said lino north fifty (50) degrees west five and or.o haif (514) feet to a corner on the rluht of way line of the Erie and Wyoming Valley railroad; theneo along said right of way lino one hundred and thirty-five (135) feet to line of Fifth street; thenco along line of Fifth street elghty-threo (83) feet to tho placo of beginning. Conl and minerals excepted and reserved. Be ing tho same premises conveyed to said defendant by deed of P. C. Lnngnn nnd wlfo dated 24th May, 1895, and recorded In Lackawanna county In Deed Book No. 130, pniro 78, etc. All Improved with a lurgc frame tenement house and out. buildings thereon. Also All tho right, tltlo nnd Interest of tho defendant, Antonio Mangnlotte, nlso called and known as Antonio Mng ntottl, In and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land sltnnte In tho city of Scranton, county of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, known and dlstnlgulshed on J. Heerman's Mnp of South Hydo Park as the southwesterly one-half of Lot No. S, tn Block No. 20. being twenty-five (25) feet in front on Wyoming avenue, now called North Ninth street and seventy-flvo 75) feet In depth. Coal and minerals excepted and reserved. Being the same premises cm. veyed to said defendant by deed of Will lam H. Jessup, trustee, dated 4th June, 1894. and recorded In Lackawanna county In Deed Book 135. page 154, etc. All lm proved with a large three-story lramc tenement house and outbuildings there- Seized and taken In execution at the suit of tho Taylorvllle Building and Loan Association vs. Antonio Magnlotte, also called and known as Antonio Mognottl. Debt, $1,261,87. Judgment No. 649, Sep tember Term. 1895. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. CHAS. E. OLVER. Atfy. ALSO No. 9.-A1I the right, title and Interest of the defendant, Antonl Bcrhklowlscz. executor of tho last will and testament of Victoria Murcheska, In and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land situate tn the borough ot Archbald, tn tho county of Lackawanna and stato of Pennsylvania, known as Lots Nos. 1 and 2 In Block No. 1, and fronting on Simp son street, being two lots each, sixty (60) feet tn front by two hundred (200) feet in depth, according to a plan or may entitled, allotment of a part of Miller's farm by John W. Parry, being the Bame lots conveyed by Edward A. .Tones to Victoria Murcheska. the narty hereto, by deed datPd the first day of July, A. D. 1896, and Intended to bo duly recorded forthwith. Coal and minerals userved. All Improved with a two-story framo dwelling houso and ono other two story frnmo building, used as dwelling and saloon or hotel and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution nt the suit of German Building Asoclatlon No. 7. vs. Antonl Berklewlscz, executor of Victoria Murcheska, deceased. Debt, $1,013.62. JudKtnent No. 1445, September Term, 1899. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. HANNAH, Atfy. ALSO No. 10. All tho right, title and Interest of the defendant, A. S. Taylor, adminis trator of Sarah Taylor, deceased. In and to all that pleco of land situate at the corner of Euclid avenuo nnd Reed court In tho Twenty-first ward ot Scranton, Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania, known ns Lot No. 9 in Block B upon Plot of lots known as tho Tripp Furm Land Co. Plot of Lots, and being forty and nineteen one-hundretlths (10 19-100) feet wide In front on said Euclid avenue, eighty and five-tenths (80 5-10) feet along said Reed court, and ninety-five and thirty-nine one-hundrdths (95 39-100) feet ulong tho line between said Lot No. 9 and 8. and thirty-seven nnd four-tenths (37 4-10) feet wide in rear. Coal reserved. Also subject to restrictions In deed to Sarah Tuylor. Improved with a two. story framo dwelling house and out buildings thereon. Seized and tnken in execution at tho suit of assigned to John Kimball vs. A. 8. Taylor, administrator of Sarah Taylor, deceased. Debt, $1,115.65, Judgment No, 632. March Term, ItHtrt. Lev. f. to March Term, 1900. WOODRUFF, atfy. ALSO No. 11. Alt tho right, title nnd Inter est of the defendant Lewis B. Carter, administrator of Ethcllnda Davis, In nnd, to all those certain pieces of land situate In tho First ward of tho city of Scranton. county of Lackawanna and state of Pennsylvania, being known as Lots Nos. 7 and 8 In Block No, 22 on Coghlan's plan of lots, and being further described as folows: Beginning at a point on the northerly sldo of Spring Btreet nt the distance ot fifty 150) feet westerly from the westerly sldo of Wayno avenue; thence northerly one hundered and forty threo (143) feet: thenco westerly ono hun dred and two 1C2) reet; thence southerly one hundred and thirteen (113) feet to said Spring street, und thence easterly one hundred and ono (101) feet tn the place or beginning, Conl and minerals reserved to tho legal owners thereof. All Improved with a two-story frame dwelling house and outbuildings thereon. Seised and taken in execution at the mHKKIFra aALC9. suit of John Kimball vs. Lewis B. Car ter, administrator of Ethcllnda Davis. Debt, $814.17. Judgment No. 674, March Term 1900. Fl fa to March Term 1900. WOODRUFF, Atfy. ALSO No. 12. All tho rluht, tltlo nnd interest ot tho defendant, Patrick Lully, In and to all those certain lots, pieces or par eels of land sltuato In tho town of Jes sup, Wlnton borough, county of Lncka wanna and stato of Pennsylvania, bound ed and described ns follows: Tho first thereof beginning nt a point two hun dred and sixteen (216) feet eaBt of Moy lert avenuo on the westerly side of low. ell avenuo; thitico running easterly oil Powell avenue fifty-four (51) feet, thenco westerly at right unities with Powell avenuo two hundred (200) feet to nn al ley; thenco southwesterly on alley llfty four (64) feet; thenco southeast two hun dred (2tW) feet to Powell avenue to tho placo of beginning. Being Lot No. 60 on town plot of Jessup, plan recorded In Lackawanna county in Deed Book 117. page D76. Improved with a two-story framo dwellng house and out-hulldlnRs. Second tnereor being lots 127 and us on Main street, each fifty-four (51) feet In front on Main street and two hundred (200) feet In depth, according to a plan of Jessup recorded In Lackawanna county Deed Book 117. page 570. All Improved with a two-story framo dwelling house and other outbuildings thereon. Seized und taken in execution at tho suit of Spruks Bros. vs. Patrick Laity. Debt, $125. Judgment No. .",02, NovcmbT Term, 1S93. Fl. fa. to .Mnroh Term, 1900. STOKES, Atfy. ALSO No. 13. All the right title and Interest of tho defendants, Edgar A. Jones, An'ilu E. Jones, executors of D. M. Jones, de ceased, nnd guardian of Helen E. Jones. Dorothy M. Jones and Ethel Hannah M Jones, minor children ot D. M. Jones, de ceased. In and to all the following de scribed lots, pieces or parcels of lur.d sltuato In the city of Scranton, county of Lackawanna and stnto of Pennsyl vania, bounded and described ns follows, to wit: First Being on tho northerly side of Jackson street, being twonty-two (22) feet J nine (9) Inches In front on said Jackson street nnd running backward along Davis alley about nrty-seven (37)' reet nine W Inches tn land late of Edwards & Als paugh; thence along said land of said Edwards & Alspaugh twenty-two (22) feet nine (9) Inches; thenco to lino of Jnckson street nbout fifty-four (54) feet nlong land of William R. Williams. Improved with a two-story brick building being samo premises conveyed by S. U. Mott. us- Blgnec to D. M. Jones fifteenth day of Gillespie, late Marlam P. Thomas, admin April, 1889, recorded In Lackawanna 1 istralrlx of the estate of D. P. Thomas, county in Deed U00K No. 42, pago 5j, . otr. Second And also Lots Nos. 15, 16 and 17, In Block No. 1, of J. Hcermnn's map of South Hyde Park, being each thirty two (32) feet In front on Jackson street nnd nbout sixty (CO) feet In depth to nn alley In the rear. Improved with a five house frame two-story dwelling. Being, tho samo premises conveyed by Joseph Fellows to David M. Jones tho third day of September, 1861, recorded In Luzerne county In Deed Book No. 90, page 630, etc. Third And also Lot No. 67 In William Swetland's plot of lots tn Hydo Park, de scribed ns follows: Beginning nt a cor ner on North Main avenue and Troy (now Linden) street: thence' southeasterly along Linden street ono hundred nnd thirty-seven (137) feet to corner of Lot No. 88; thence northeasterly forty-eiKht (48) feet to corner of Lot No. 68; thence northwesterly ono nunarcu una imriy seven (137) feet to corner on Main ave nue: thence along Main avenue south westerly forty-eight (18) feet to tho place of beginning. Improved with two two housedilocks nnd ono single frame dwell. Ing, being the same premises conveyed by D. P. Jones et al to D. M. Jones, September 12th, 1S83, recorded tn Lacka wanna county In Deed Book No. 20, pago 151. Fourth And also Lot No. 170, In Alfred Hand's Addition to the borough of Hyde Park, now city of Scranton, nnd situate upon street railed nnd named South Ey non street, being flfty-flvo (55) feet in front on said rcynon street anu one nun dred and thirty-three (133) feet In length. Improved with a Blngle frame dwelling houso being samo premises conveyed by Alfred Hand et ux.. to David A. Jones tho third day of May, 1869. recorded In Luzerne county In Deed Book No. 132, page 191. Fifth And also Lots Nos. 20 and 21 of William Merrlfleld's plot of vlllngo lots In tho borough of Hyde Park, now city of Scranton, commencing nt a corner on Chestnut street, in tho line of Lots Nos. 19 and 20 of said plot running north fifty-two and one-half (52V4) degrees west one hundred and nrty (Hrti feet to a or ner: thence south forty-six and one-half (46) degrees west nlong tho line of Lot No. It slxty-ono and one-half (C1U) de grees oast ono hundred and fifty (130) feet to a corner on Chestnut street; tnence nlong Chestnut street north forty-six and one-half (4G.) degrees east slxty-ono and one-half (61H) feet to the place of be ginning. Improved with ono three-houso and one two-house framo dwellings. Be. ing tho same premises conveyed by Will iam Mcrrifleld et ux.. to David M. Jones twenty-sixth day of Mnrch. 1S39, recorded In Luzerna county In Deed Book No. 76, page, 339. Seized and taken In execution at the suit of Samuel P. Croft vs. Edgar A. Jones et ol executors of D. M. Jones, deceased, and guardian of Helen 12. Jones, Dorothy M. Jones and Ethel Han nah M. Jones, minor children of D, M. Jones, deceased. Debt. $2,962.50. Judg ment No. 791, September Teim. 1WD. Vend. ex. to March Term. 1!K0. BROWNING, Atfy. ALSO No. 14. All tho right, tltlo and Interest of the defendunt. Henry Shaw, In and to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels of land sltuato In tho borough of Oly phant In the county of Lackawanna and stato of Pennsylvania, bounded and de scribed as follows, to wit: Tho first lot being designated and known as Lot No. 34. In Square or Block No. 1, and front ing on Hill street, being fifty (50) feet In front and rear by one hundred and fifty (1501 feet In depth, according to a plan or map entitled Throop's Addition to Olyphant. Being tho samo lot of land conveyed by B. II. Throop and wife tn Henry Shaw, tho party hereto, by deed ,-innvl .Tiinn 13. 1S92. nnd recorded In the recorder's office of Lackawanna county, in noo.l nnnV Vn 92. nnco 161. etc. Tho second lot adjoins mo nrsi in me , on juiy i:1, i.'i, wmi m' mii"i --""'-" roar thereof, being Lot No. 50, on Bell . All Improved with a. single two-story street, ns tho samo 13 represented und frame dwelling houso und other outbuild designated on a map of building lots I digs thereon. on land of tho Delaware and Hudson Seized and taken In execution nt tho Canal company. In tho borough of Oly- suit of Henry Pahm vs. Julius Spaeth, phant, being sixty (60) feet wide In front I Debt, $1.2.v.ou. Judgment Jo. ,03, Mnrch on lieu sireei, iiiu buiiiu muni m n.-.,, nnd ono hundred nnd fifty (150) feet In depth. Being tho samo lot of land con voyed by tho Delawaro and Hudson Canal company to said Henry Shaw by deed dated June 25, 1890. and recorded In tho recorder's oftlcp nforesald In Deed Book No. 140, pago 74, etc. Both lots nro sub ject to all exceptions nnd reservations contained In aforesaid deeds. Improved wth a two-story framo dwelling house and outbuildings thereon. Seized and taken In execution at tho suit of German Building Association No. 8, vs. Henry Shaw. Debt, Jl.O'W. Judg ment No. 382, March Term. 19W. HANNAH, Atfy. ALSO No. 15. All tho rleht. title and Interest of tho defendant, William Hatchings, In and to all tho surface or right of soil of all that certain lot of land sltuato in tho Borough of Jermyn. county of Lack. Hwanna und state of Pennsylvania, con. tabling a front of fifty foot southeast ward on Thlid avenue; bounded south westward 170 feet by Lot No. 2 In Block No. 38, and northwestward 30 feet by an nlley. und northeastward 170 feet by Lot No. 4 In said Block 'No. 38. Comprising Lot No. 3 in Block No. 38, fronting on Third avenue as tho same is represented and designated on a map of building lots on lands of tho Northern Coal nnd Iron Company. Being tho samo land con veyed by Joseph Marenm to llllum Hatchings by deed dated March 3. isi7. and recorded In Deed Book 151, paso 272. Subject to exception and reset vations. All Improved with a two-story framo dwelling house, barn nnd outbuildings thereon. ,..... Seized nnd tnken In execution nt the suit of George S. Dunn vs. William Hutchlngs. Debt, 50. Judgment No. 619. May Term, 1899. Fl. fa. to March Term, 1900. Also nt tho suit of Egan & O'Don. ncll vs. William Hutchlngs. Debt, $29. Judgment No. 263. March Term. 1698. Fl. fa. to March Term. "00. ALSO No. 16, All the right, tltlo and Interest ot the defendant. James Sherldun, In nnd to all that certain lot of land sltuato In the township of Old Forgo (now Old Forge borough), county of Lackawanna, and state of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as follows: Beginning at a corner of u tract of land late the prop erty of William Beesecker, being a part of a lot ot land deeded to William Bee- SHERIFF'S SALES. seeker by Erastus Smith and wife, dated Feb. 22, 1869, nnd recorded In Luzcrno cout.ty in Deed Book No. 131, nt page 432, on the ncrth side of Main Road from Plttston to Scranton; thenco by samo north forty-two and one-fourth (42U) de grees west twelvo and slxty-llvo ono hun dredths (12.63) perches to n post corner; thenco by land of Erdstus Smith south forty-two nnd one-fourth (124) degrees east three ond" thirteen thirty-third (3 1.1-33) perches to a post corner; thence by land of nU Smith south forty-two and one-fourth (I2',i) degrees east twelve and sixty-live ore.hundrcdths (12.85) perches to n corner In tho northwesterly side of the road leading from Plttston to Scrnntcn; thenco along said road south forty-two and one-fourth (4214) degrees west thrco and thirteen thirty-third (3 13-33) perches to the placo of begin ning. Contnlnltig eleven thousand six hundred mid eighty-eight and nvo-tenthe (11,688.6) feet more or less. Being same land conveyed by Ernest Aston et ux to James Sheridan ly deed recorded In Lackawanna county, In Deed Book No. M, nt pugu 151. All Improved with tho foundation for a house, n barn nnd other outbuildings. Seized ut.d taken In execution nt . the Milt of M. J. McDonnell vs. James1 Sheri dan. Debt, fiW. Judgment No. 681, March Term, 1M. Fl. fn. to March Term, 4900. v J. F. MURPHY, Atfy. ' ALSO No. 17. All tho right, tltlo nnd Interest of tho defendant, Marlnm P. Gillespie, late Marlam I. Thomas, administratrix of D. P, Thomas, deceased, in and to nil that certain piece, parcel or tract of laud situate In tho Second ward of the city of Scrnnton, county of Lacknwanni and stato of Pennsylvania, butted, bound ed and dcf-crlhed us follows, to wit: The northerly sldo of West Market street about sixty (CO) feet on the northwesterly side by Church uvenue, about seventy two (72) feet southcut-tetly by Innds of William Moore, about seventy-nvo (75) feet and southwesterly nbout sixty-four (61) feet by lands contracted by her to bo sold to James McGlunls, whoso upper or northeasterly line Is tho foot of the retaining wall now wholly erected upon tho lands hereby conveyed, which Is a portion of the hiimcMcad which the said Ancellne Hendrlck. fiom her deceased father, Nathaniel Cottrlll. This mortgage Is given to secure tho unpaid balance ot tiurchnso money on tho above-described lot of land conveyed to the sold David P. Thomns by the said Angcllno Hendrlck by deed bearing even dute. Improved with a large three-story brick building and outbuildings thereon.- Seized and taken, in execution at the Milt nf Ancellne Hendrlck vs. Marlam P. decensed. Debt. $2,619.17. Judgment No. IRS, September Term, 1S99. Lev. fa. to March Term. IMC. , WILLAIID, WARREN & KNAPP, Alfys. ALSO No. 18. All the right, title and Interest of tho defendant. Polcr Wctkofskl, In and to all that certain tot of land slt uato In the village of Prlccburg In the borough of Dickson City, county of Lnckawanna and state of Pennsylvania bounded and described as follows, to wit: Being known as Lot No. i. In Square or Block No. 21, and fronting on Jackson street, being forty-seven (47) feet In width In front nnd ono hundred nnd slxty-llvo (1C) feet In depth and rec tangular, necordlng to a plan or map en titled "Milne's Mnp of Prlceburg." being tho land conveyed by G. W. Welland to said Wetkofsky on tho llfth day of January, 1899, recorded In Deed Book No. page. . All Improved with a two-story frame dwelling houso nnd other outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution nt the suit of New Rehlllcr Building and Loan association vs. Peter Wctkofskl. Debt, $663. Judgment No. 696, Mnrch Term. 1900. Fl. fa. to Mnrch Term. 1900. STOKES, Atfy. ALSO No. 19. All the right, title and Interest of tho defendant, Luke Evans, In nnd to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate In the city or Bcranton. in the county of Lackawanna nnd stato of , Ponnsvlvnnla, bounded nnd described as follows, to wit: Beginning nt a corner -,, -tj,e northwesterly side of Margaret nir.t Riieh rorner benrlnir north forty- ono and one-half (41'fc) degrees east and bring distant two .hundred and twenty nnd live-twelfths (220 5-12) feet from tho north corner of said Margaret street nnd William street: thenco nlong land now or Into of Catherine A. John north forty six (40) degrees west ono hundred and twenty (120) feet to a corner; thence nlong lands now or late of William J. Lewis, north forty-one nnd one-half (41H) degrees enst forty-two nnd nine-twelfths (42 9-12) feet to a corner: thence ulong lands now or late of H. F. Atherton south forty-five and three-fourths (43;i degrees east one hundred nnd twenty (120) feet to n comer on said Margaret street, nnd thenco nlong said Margaret street south forty-one and one-hnlf (Ills) de grees west forty-four nnd two-twelfths (41 2-12) feet to tho place of beginning. Being tho land conveyed by C. H. Will iamson to Luke Evans by deed dated twentieth day of April. 1897. All Im proved with a two-story frame dwelling house nnd other outbuildings thereon. Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho suit of New Schiller Building nnd Lonn Association vs. Luke Evnns. Debt, $1,053. Judgment No. 697. March Term, 1900. Fl. fa. to March Term. 1900. STOKES, Atfy. ALSO No. 20. All tho right, title ond Interest of the defendant. Julius Spaeth, tn and to all that certain piece of land in the city of Carbonduli. Lackawanna county, Pennsylvania, being thirty (30) feet wido In front and rear, und one hundred and flftv (130) feet deep. Bounded northerly by 'lands nf David Morgan, Patrick Boy Inn and Ilenrlctto Clum, easterly by Washington street, southerly by Illehard Kllpatrlek's land and westerly by Wyo ming street. Containing four thousand five hundred (1.500) square feet of land, more or less. Relug a part of the same land conveyed by tho Delaware and Hud son Canal company to David Maxey by deed dated October 11, 18.12. and the same lot conveyed by the said JJaviu Maxey nnd wlfo to Christian Spaeth by deed dated September 12. 1S33. recorded at Wllkes-Iiarro In Deed Book No. 82. page Ml, and devlod by t-ald Christian Spaoth 1 to Julius Spaeth by Int-t will und 1 mont ilnlv nrnbnted tit Scranton. will U1IU luau." Pa lunn, iw. LOUIS GRAMER, Atty. ALSO No. 21. All tho right, title and Interest of tho defendant, John Mulr, In and to all that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In th Fifth ward nf tho city of goranton, county of Lackawanna, and Btate of Pennsylvania, bounded and described us lot number eighty ?". on Calvin Wash, burn's plot or addition tn tho borough of Hvdn Psrk (now city of Scranton), bound. d on the south by Washburn street: on tho west by land of John II. Phillips, ct nl.: on tho north by land of Nlcherbneker. ond on th cast by lands of George Wllfe's estate. Said lot of land being foity-flvo (13) feet In front on said Washburn street, the snmo In rear, and ono hundred and thirty-five (133) feel In depth. All Im proved with a two-story frame dwelling houso and other outbuildings. Excepting nnd reserving, however, unto tho legal owners thereof, all coal and minerals beneath the same lot with the rlrht to mlno and remove the same. Be ing the same lot of land which Hnrrlet Lewis, et nl., granted and conveyed to tho said John Mulr, bv deed dated 4th dav of .June. 1S97. nnd recorded In thn recorder's ofllce of Lncknwnnna county, 111 Heed Book No. 153. pago 403. Felred nnd taken In execution at the suit of Citizens Building nnd Loan asso ciation vs. John Mulr. Debt. J2.202.8H. Judgment No. 700. March Term, 1900. Fl. fn. to March Term. 190n. ZIMMERMAN, Atty. TERNS OF SALE. FIFTV DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP. ERTY IS STRUCK OFP, AND BALANCE IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTRR SALE IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN STRUCK OFP. ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVB TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED WITH WILL BB RESOLD BEFORE AD. JOURNMENT.' CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Shtriff. Sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa., Febru- ary 23, 1900. 4r ' fe-A. !-.
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