THE SCKAM'OxN TRIJiUNE-SATrilDAY, MAY 5. 1900.
LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
V.W' f
CARBONDALE.
DEATH OF MRS- HADGINS.
Mm. I'clvvnid IlnilcliiH, o rinriliiii
avenue died of pnrulyalx yoMtcrilay
moinliiR ut & o'clock. She was tlfty
ycni-H old ml was born nml lind lived
all her llfo m tills city. Dcceaccd vvns
a wunmii of niai'i lino qualities A
husband and clRlil children lire uinotir
tlio Immediate hum Ivor. Tlicic ate
live pons and three tliitiirii.tfri'. Thonvis,
IMwnnl, Daniel. Putilck and Janiev,
and Ti'ipp.t, Kiitl- ami Miulc: also bv
lint- mother, Mr. Kti'lierlnp Coollcan,
and two 'latoi:-. Mis. Kllcn Hradley
and Mr. Katheiine I.annon.
AFTER. A SITE.
Hole Is a good ojiportunlty for some
ptoperty owner ulonir the street car
line. A site for the proposed nllk mill
has not yet been decided upon and the
ttusleea arc casting about for one.
They require about 75,000 square feet,
and prefer It near the atieet car line.
This specification shows that thestieet
cars have not damaged property allies
very much.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
I;redeilck Moes, of New Yoik city,
l visiting In this city.
Oeorfrc Collins, of Hiooklyn stiect, Is
convalct-cent.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I' Mycin and son,
J'pxforc, aie sfiidlnff a week In New
York city. Mr. Mycin litis purchased
the grocery h'jic of J lurry Dolph and
Is selecting pooch- with which to In
crease the stock.
Itodeilck Ci Ills Is attcndliiR the com
mencement ixctc-NcH of the New Mil
ford academy
I'Muiini Melcdj. who thieatcned to
fill the hnc at Thin Kd.iy'H lite, wai
lpprlmund'u and dWchaiRcd by Maor
Kllpatrlck cMc-ida.
The icRiiKir incctlner of the Carbon
dale Onti.il Labor union will be held
"'uinlny afteinoon at -'.::o. in Olivo T.'uf
iiall, Siilcm avenue. Tlieie Is conslder
ible business on hand and the full
number of delegates ale expected to be
piesent. M. D. Kl.iherty. president of
the Scranton Cential Labor union, will
be at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. I:. T. Heine and child,
formerly of New York city, have taken
up their residence In the I'ieicc house,
on the corner of Salem avenue and
Park sit eet. Mis Charles II. Hunt,
Mr.s. Iielitf's mother. Is temporarily
staying with them. Mr. ltehre Is th
new business manager of the livening
Npws.
About twent.v-lhe Knights Templar
left yesteiday moiiiiiig for Honesdalo
on the 11.0G train to attend the funeral
of K T. Whitney. Deceased was a
member of Palestine commandery.
Albert Moon has gone to Atlantic
City for his health.
Mrs. William Pientiss. of Minneapo
lis. Minn., is lsiting her mother, Mr.
AV. Uosengr.int, of Hirkett street.
OLYPHANT.
A chicken pie supper will be s-erved
In the hoclal loom of the Ulakely J'dp
tlst church next Tuesday evening by
the ladles of the Initial society whose
names begin with W and V. The
ladles of this society are noted for the
delicious suppeis they serve, and ,1
large attendance Is anticipated.
A plumber's stove caused a slight
blaze on the loof of the West i:nd
hotel. Thursday afternoon. The lire
was extinguished with a few palls of
water.
Mdigaiet. tli- little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Davis, of Delaware
street, Is 111 with dlnhtheila.
Misses May rimiell and i;tta Hutk?.
of Scianton. weie In town on Thuis
day. The ITuieka ccmm.indeiv. No. I'll,
Knights of .Malta, will attend t,et vices
at tile Hlakely liaptlst chuich tumor
tow eenlng. Itev. David Spencer, D.
IX. will occupy the pulpit.
ficgulnr I'pKcopal services will be
held In Kdwards' ball tomonow after
noon at I! ISO o'clock flow 1. J. Haugh
ton will have chaige.
The menibeis of tin .litvenls dancing
cl:ss and their ft lends eniojed a de
llThtful .social In Ma'ion's hall. Thins,
day evening. Theie was a' large at
tendance from out of town The cl.i'9
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will continue to meet eveiy Thursday
evening.
11. T. Mooney. of Diinmore, was a
caller In town yestltduy.
Miss Georgia Thomas hns returned
home, after a visit with rolntlvca nt
Spilng Hrook.
Mrs. Margaiet lCvaim and Mis.
Charles l'vans, of Duryea, who liavj
been visiting relatives licic, leturned
home yesteiday.
ANNUAL CONVENTION.
That of the Lackawanna County Sun
day School Association Held nt
Jcrmyn.
The annual convention of the Lack
awanna County Stmda School associ
ation was held In the Methodist Kpls
copal chinch at Jcrmyn yesterday. In
addition to the large number of dele
gates fioni various schools, there were
a number of people from alt over the
county who are Interested In the good
work, present, and at all three ses
sions the church was well! lllled and
much Intel est was taken In the pio
teedlngs. The oMceis of the associa
tion expressed their plenum c in the on
tliuplasm shown and there Is no doubt
the delegates and teachers will return
to their good wotk tomorrow with
fresh strength and vigor as a result
of the many helpful things Imparted
to them by the able speakers and In-teres-tlng
papers read at the convert
tlon. The morning session, which was
presided over by M. D. Lathrope, of
Carbondale, commenced at 10 o'clock
with devotional service by Rev. J C.
Cook, of Jcrmyn. Miss Mandane Ry
mer greeted the delegates very cor
dially and said that the convention
would be mutually beneficial both to
the vlsltois and the people of Jcrmyn.
Her gieetlng was a hearty one. Miss
I'anle Cleaiy, of Caibondale. the cor
ie.spondlng seeietary of the associa
tion, made an able response to the
greeting. In the absence of Mr. Wolfe,
who was to have s-poken on "A Suc
cessful Supeilntendent." his place wa-
taken by Rev. .Mr. Whalen, of Carbon
dale, whoso lemarks weie most Inter
esting. Rev. Charles Roads, D. D.,
general seeietary of the state associa
tion, spoke on "House to House Visi
tation," and told of the good that had
been accomplished by this method In
Philadelphia Plttsbing and other cities
In the btate. He also replied to sev
eial questions a'diessed by the dele
gates on the subject. Miss lieaiy re
potted Inning iccelved teports fiom
Hfi schools, which weie attended by
2,.'i0(i scholaiK, and during the past year
2,"J of the seholai.s hav been convert
ed The minutes of the last conven
tion weie read and adopted and the
facsslon was brought to a close.
At the afternoon s-esslon, Dr. W. W.
Fletcher, of Carbondale, presided. The
session was opened by the Ulble pio-mis-e
meeting, conducted by Rev. May
n.ud Thompson, pastor of the First
Haptlst chutch of Jcrmyn. The nomi
nating committee made their report
and the following ofllceis weie elected
for the ensuing year: Piesldent, C.
1). Winter, Jeimyn: 'v lee-president.
Rev. S. H. Moon, Pockvilje; cories
pondlng secretary, Miss Rynier, Jer
mn: leccudlng secretary, Miss L.
Mace, Peckvilte, tieastirer, M. D. I.a
throp, Carbondale, secretary home de
paitment. Miss Alice Rutler, Carbon
dale: executive committee, Dr Wil
liam Fletcher. L. U. Wolf Rev. M.
Thompson, W. D. Hill and Captain
M, A. May. Miss Alice Butler read a
thoi oughly well prepared paper on
"Home Depaitment Work," and made
an earnest plea for more organization
in this department. Rev. Dr. Moon's
address on "Duty of all Church Mem
beis to the Sunday School" was very
thoughtful and contained much to
stimulate the teacheis and Sunday
school woikcis
The live-minute addresses on "Pray
er a Prepaiaticn for Teaching," by
Miss Maude Hattlett. of Carbondale;
-iow to Hold Attention of a Restless
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Peckvillc. and "Work OiKside of the
Sunday School Class," b- Miss Lena
("lain, of Scianton. were featuie-, of
the afternoon session, tn which all
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ITTER
teen years tliicc-foiiiths of the schol
aip chop out of Sunday schools. Ho
suggested having a Decision Day, as
observed In Philadelphia Sunday
schools, when 5,000 scolars had been
converted on Decision Day. Ho be
lieved that It such a system of evan
gelistic work was adopted In all Sun
day schools many that now stray
away would be retained.
"Teachers' Mectlngsj Shall Wo Have
Them?" was assigned to L. F. Bovver,
of Scranton, who warmly advocated
them and gave some useful sugges
tions as to the manner of conductlnz
thein. The afternoon session was
bi ought to a close by "Next Sunday's
Lesson Taught to Primary Class." The
lesson being taught a class of small
children from the public schools by
Mis. Barnes.
The concluding session was held at
half-past seven o'clock In the evening,
and was presided over by Dr. Flet
cher. The proceedings were opened by
a set vice of song and piayer by Rev.
Mr. Ford, of Orccn Ridge.
M. ". Lathrope gave n very earnest
and thoughtful talk on the "Sunt erne
Purpose of Sunday School Teaching,"
In which he appealed to the teachew
for a profound realization of the sub
lime wor't of tialning of young lives.
The supreme purpose was the redemp
tion of soul and redemption of life, to
accomplish this was necessary to have
(Jod'H power and he appealed to all
teacheis to ask earnestly for power
and they would more fully realize the
lesponslblllty of the great work they
were engaged in.
Mr. Wolf spoke on "A Successful
Superintendent," In which he depicted
several unsuccessful types, among
which were the easy-going, the self
satlslled and fault-finding ones. He
also had a word against the talkative
superintendent, who tries to explain
eveiytliing, who was self-conceited,
and was not ready to adopt any new I
Ideas unless tliev emanated from his
own bi.iin. and he concluded by giving
.l nlcture of the successful one. who. I
he said, was a helpful superintendent,
who never felt that his woik was
done, one who tiles to have the teach-(
eis have the best lessons and the
scholars to have tho best teachers. He
cm outages scholars and teacheis and
Is eve- on the vvntch for new and Im
proved methods looking, for something
to improve the school at all times. Is
le.uly to take suggestions and not
easily IIcouraged. The speaker ad
vocated the foim.itlon of a cabinet of
teachers who should meet once a
month.
One of the best things ot the conven
tion was the nddiesa of Mrs. Barnes
on the "Intermediate class and Its
Woik." She lefeued to chlldieu be
tween S and l eais of age, which, she
said, was the age of Ideals and hero
worship, it was nlso the memory and
Investigation age. She thought this
the most easy age to turn the inves
tigating instincts of children into the
channels of Biblical learning. She
said It was also the habit of making
age and said the chlldten should be
lnstiucted in the habit of church-going,
daily Bible reading and Bible
study. She advocated a separate
loom between tha primary and senior
rooms and said wherever possible this
should he adopted. Her lemaiks wero
most Intel ostlng and Impiesslve. The
Sunday school oichestr.v was piesent
and played several sacied selections
ut the different sessions.
The following weie the delegates In
attendance: Miss .Minnie Boitiee,
Cl.uk's Summit; Mrs. Will Vosburg,
Claik's Summit: Mis. Byron Hall,
Waverly. .Mis. George Cooper. Throop;
Mis. T. J. Hoag, Thioop: Mrs. A. D.
Brandt. Asbury Methodist, Scranton;
I. J. Grimths, Dalevllle: Mrs. George
Bond. Gieenwood; Miss Ida Jones,
Greenwood; Mrs. S I.. Carlton, Cai
bondale; Mis. William Slierer. Tenth
Avenue niNslon, Carbondale; IMrs. L.
C Thoip, Tenth Avenue mission. Car.
biindale, C. i:, Kiatdler. Maple Lake;
William Kdwauls, Spilng Brook;
Rlchaid Connor, Second l'resbvteilan,
Caibondale: W. T. Budd, Peckville
Methodist Bplscopal: Hthel Bovven,
Peckville Baptist; Kdward Doney,
Tuiiieivllle Fnlon; Rev. and Mis.
Whalen. Carbondale; Rev. W. B.
Grow, Caibondale; Rev. J. M. Hope,
Caibondile; Jtlss Giace (.'hamberlaln,
Dunmoie Piesbyterlan, Miss Bessie
Bone, Uunmore Presbyterian, Rev.
H. R. Thompson, Jeiniyn. I.. D. Wolfe,
Caibon: Miss Helen M. Clark. Scran
ton: Di. W. W. Fletcher, Caibondale;
Miss Alice Butler, Caibondale; Rev.
Br. Moon. Peckville: Rev. and Mrs.
Fold, Green Ridge; I.. F. Bower,
Scranton; Miss Maud Bartlett, Car
bondale; Miss Lena Clarke, Scranton;
Henry Myers, Jeimyn.
GOULDSBOBO.
Bv. Theodoie Harvey. S. W. Reese
and Sheunan Reese, of AVestlleld, N.
J, weie guests of W. L. Harvey this
w eek.
Miss Doia Moore, of Trucksvllle, Is
visiting her sister, Mis. M. M. Dutot.
Saturday evening the Gouldsboro
Comet band guve an open air concert
which was very much appi eclated by
every one.
David Amst, of Mehoopany, a for
mer resident, was a caller among
friends this week.
F. H. Bush, of Luzerne, Is visiting
K. N. Adams.
M. W. Rhodes, of Stroudsburg, was
In tow n Wednesdav.
The "spelling bee" held by the Mil
tonlan society Friday evening wus en
Joyed veiy much. Miss Maggie Roth
was the prize speller.
George Ti itchier entertained his
brother Francis Trltchler. of Hllls
giove, Wednesday.
Mrs Broadbent, of Scranton, visited
at R. B. Decker's Satuiday.
Mrs. Adams, II. D. Smith. M. M.
Dutot nie making extensive Impiove
ments to their properties.
Mis. Buchmau, of Thornhuist, and
Miss Gress, or Lehigh Glen, spent Sat
uiday with Mrs. Haivey.
Mr. and Mrs. Hshelman, of Moscow,
are guests at George Gllllland's.
K. Staples, W. K. Flower, G. W.
Tiger, F. Bender, and J. Kschenbach,
trustees, desoivu much credit for their
attention to Lehigh cemetery. They
have planted fifty maplo trees around
the drives and otherwise Improved and
beautified the grounds In the past
vv eek.
Solomon Slglln, John R. Powell, Dan
lei Kehley, John Heller, of Clifton,
Jwsk
M ilTjM, i 1n iKl' t IH
KwlEwiw'
A. L. Frey, of Frcytovvn, were callers
In town today.
William K. Hager, of New York city,
Is visiting his father, F. S. Hager.
Mrs. Kerllng was at Scranton, Mon
day. PECKVILLE.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
will repeat part of the Easter music
at the services Sunday cvenlnir.
Word was received here last evening
announcing the death of Mr. Jesse Me
Kenn, of Lackawaxcn. Ho was a for
mer resident of this place.
Mr. S. F. White Is at Herrlek Center
engaged In the erection of a savv-mlll.
Services In the Presbyterian chur-jh
Sunday at 10.30 a. m. nnd 7.30 p. m
Rev. S. li. Moon, 1). D., pastor. The
choir may ho expected to repeat the
Easter music, morning and evening.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. S. II. Rrlggs were at
Factoryvllle Thursday evening attend
ing the wedding of the former's sister.
Peckvillc Baptist church Rev. .1 3.
Thomas, pastor. Services tomorrow at
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Morning sub
ject, "Life More Abundant." In the
evening Rev. Mr. Sylvius will preach.
Rev. J. It. Ellis has returned to tils
home In Oswego, N. Y after a fow
days spent with Blakely friends.
The choir of the Peckville Presby
terian church will repeat the Easter
music tomorrow morning and evening.
The Wilson Fire company Is arrang
ing for the construction of a barn ut
their headquarters. When built the
company will purchase a drop harness
and arrange fort a team to haul their
apparatus to flreB.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Reception Tendered Honored Their
Pastor Miss Powell Entertains
Friends Religious nnd Other
Items.
An enjoyable lcceptlou was held at
the home of .Mrs. John Cooper.of Union
stteet, on Thursday evening. In honor
of Miss Florence Schwartz, of Pittston.
In attendance were Misses CJertrudn
j Jones, Rllzabeth Reese. Annie Hooper,
I.lzzlc Nash, Olvven Howell, Jennie
William,, Sarah Williams, Olwen M.
Howell, Ulanche Banned, Mary lie
Peek, Jennie Howell, Vertle Cooper,
Blanche Wilson. Mable Cooper, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Reese, Mr. and Mrs.
John Cooper, and Messrs. Clarence
Reese, William Griffiths, Henry Reese,
Henry Powell, William Price. Edgar
Stone. Norman Calvin, Mr. Woolsoy,
DavU Seeley, Morgan Nash, William
Seeley, William Cooper, Alfred Jones,
tester Cooper, Lewis Reynolds. Elmct
""Per ueorge .ucreeK, r.vnn jenmns,
Kdward MePeek, William Thomas and
Floyd Cuttls.
A public reception was tendered Rev.
D. C. Luards, pastor of the Welsh
Baptist church, and family last even
ing at the' ihurch auditorium by the
members 6f the congregation. The
piogramme, which appeared In yester
day's Issue, was carried out with but
a few exceptions, In a creditable man
ner and In a way which reflects muoh
merit on each participant. Refresh
ments were served bv the Ladles' Aid
society. During the evening Rev. D.
C Kdwards, In a well-prepared ad
dress, thanked the members for the
cordial manner In which thev had re
ceived him and his family. The re
ception was largelv attended.
Rev. H. H. Harris. Ph.D., will preach
at the usual hours tomorrow at the
Calvary Baptist church Sabbath schpol
at 2 o'clock.
Dr. J. W. Houser has returned home
from Albany, N. Y where he was In
attendance at the reunion of the class
of 1875. Medical Fraternity.
In honor of her sixteenth birthday
anniveisary, Miss Lizzie Powell, of
Mnlu stieet, gave a leceptlon to a few
lady friends on Thursday evening.
Refreshments were seived. Those pres
ent were Misses Mary Griffiths, Llzzio
Davis, Leah and Maude Hvans, Han
nah Powell, Margaret Evans and Liz
zie Powell.
Sabbath services at the Methodist
Episcopal church tomot row will be held
at the usual hours. Pastor Rev. C. B.
Henry officiating. Sunday school at 2
o'clock.
Attorney William R. Lewis, candi
date for district attomej, and Emll
Bonn, candidate for lecorder of deeds,
were business calleis In this town yes
teiday. Miss Mary Davis and Messis. David,
John and David J. Davis, of North
Taylor, attended the funeral of a rela
tive In Spring Biook yesterday.
Mrs. Kelster, of Mlnooka, an aged
lady, who Is well-known In this town,
passed peacefully away at her resi
dence yesterday afternoon at 4.30
et'cloek. Funeral arrangements will be
made later,
Yesteiday was pay-day at the Tay
lor, Pyne and Holden mines of the
Delawaie, Lackawanna and Western
company.
Rev. John L. Evans, of Marselles,
Illinois, will preach at the Welsh Con
giegallonal church tomorrow. Engllslf
seimon In the evening.
Mr "William John, a former resident
of this town but now of Hyde Park,
was a caller on old acquaintances here
on Thutsday. Mr. John will shortly
leave for Wales, where he Intends to
permanently leslde.
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THEATRICAL.
The Sawtelle Company.
"Acros the Conllrent" was the perform nice
by the Sawtelle company last evening, Harry
English belig Joe Ferris, "The Fentt," and
Jessie bawtellc, his tweetheait. These parts,
as well as the remainder of the cast, were in
cx client bands.
At the conclusion of the pla) the contest be
tveen local amateurs in varlet) sketches took
place. Tie contestants in the older named,
vcie: John Washburn, song; Thomas L.vnen,
buik dance; Anthracite ipnitctte, song; Chas.
B. (irai'aui, whistler; the Jojee dnldun,
sketch; Durktn broilers, aciobaU; Morris Bat
tle, buck dance, and William I"rie, song.
The prices, decided by the jppla'jse of tlic
audit nee, were awaided as follow: Firt prUe,
William Piiee- second prlre, divided betwen
John Washburn and the Durktn brother. I he
contcit between the latter two for lecond pi 1st-,
v, is ko close that Mr. Sawtelle was obliged to
step upon the stage and icquest the gallery to
le less demonstrative. The Jojie childien. Bet
tlua ami Peter, from Mlnooka, gave a very
clever littlo Irish sketch In appropriate costume,
and had they had as many personal friends in
the gallery at the joung men, should hare car
I lid nff a prize.
This afternoon the company will pretnt
Chatt.inoosu In '(il" and touljht, "Tlio Mid
Light Flood."
Palmer Cox'a Brownies.
Cliailea Lamb once said that when lie wiuUd
tu be happy ha closed his ejes and thought of
I hlldrrn at piny. In the production, of the mu
sical extravaganza, 'Biownlci In Fair) land,"
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ington menui.
ron sai.i: on ron nr.sT-Tiu: nijw pniy.
inu Park hotel; elegantly tutnlshccl. hxeep
lent opportunity lor any person wishing ..rni"
hark In the hotel Jinmnew. Inquire ot William
Craig, care E. Itoblnson Sftm' Hrcwery
AGENTS WANTED.
clears ft2 50 In trn hours; Amerlcui ; Leather
Smpenders selt thfinelrs. guaranteed; oy
and comfortable; Attractive awortment exclu
she territory: write for sjtnples. J. b. Ilerry
Mfg. Co., n 131, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WAXTHD-FinSTCbASS AQKNTS IN r.VKrlY
city and town in PfnnsjUsnia to Introduce
the largest and strongest Sick and Accident
Company in the wirld. Addres F. U. Van
Dusen, bupt. ot Agents, Day City, Mich.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTEIl-AT ONCU A COMPKTKXT mil
tender. Must be solier and reliable. Apply
to Mrs. William B. 1'riMcr, 130 North lljde
Park aicnue.
WANTKP-GOOD, Ilt'STI.l.VO MN FOR PART-
ncr In gent's furnishing and hat hiblness;
$.1,000 cash will piy you l,i a ear, best
stand; good refcicnees Address C". George,
Soranton, Ta , General Pell cry.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
VATr.PA GOOD brilOSH, rsntGHT film,
for general housework Apply to Mrs. Will
lam D. Prosier, 130 North Hyde Patli avenue
WANTED A JF.COKD (Hill., ABLE AND WILL
Ing to help in the laundry. Good references
required. 431 Jefferson nvinue.
AN KX1T.HIKNCED IHtKSSM KE1I WANTS KN
gagements by the diy: cutting nnd fitting a
specialty. Aildreis Drenmaker, Tribune office
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.
t,TENO(HIPIIKIl AM) TYPEWltlTKR -EV.PI.1U-enced
operator, I.lghlh flor, Hoard of Trade
Building Woik Kollcltid.
FU:S'i: WAS'TED-J30 WEEK. SMi'LI.&
free. No deliveiiei or i-olloctlons. Side lino
or evduslie. Address Ml RS. :C.H CHERRY ST,
1'HILA.
REAL ESTATE.
nrj-ijui-'j-i-niji-ri Jij-ij-u-crcr.-i "-n - --- -
t2),n0 WILT, SECURE A NEW PROPERTY;
worth at least ij8,000. The property will
pav taj per cent., after paving taxes and all
other expenses. Reason for selling, owner has
removed from city, lids is the best investment
in Scrantor. Terms; One-third cash, balance 1
per cent, mortgage. W. T. Hackett, Price
building, 126 Washington avenue.
FOR SALE DOUBLE HOME, 818 MONROE
avenue, will Bell at bargain if sold before
April 1.
INVEST SUELY-16 PER CENT. INTEREST
paid. Let jour money v.ork for you. Buy
a certificate now. Pa)ments made every fifteen
daj. Satisfied clients In all kcctlons of the
tountry. Write for particulars. (. E. Mackey
k Co., 32 Broadway, New York.
ffOOM AND BOARD.
LARGE FRONT ROOM FOR TWO.WrTlI BO RD.
HO Adams avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ENGINEERS FIREVIEN. MACHINISTS AND
clectriciani: Send HI cents for new 40 iiage
pamphlet, containing Iivt of questions asked bj
Examining Board rf Enuineera. Geo. A. Keller,
Bookseller, St. LouK Io. Mention Scranton
Tribune.
LEGAL.
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PROVIDENCE
Gas and Water Company are heieby notified
that the annual meeting of said company for the
election of officers Inr the ensuing jear, nnd the
transaction of such other business as may come
before them will be l.eld on the seventh da of
May next, at 3 o'cloc'c p. m. at the othce of the
Scranton Gn and Water Company in the cit
of Scranton. ilmi,y
Scranton, Pa., Apnl 11, 1KI.
two hundred childien and joung people will be
at play. Palmer Cox lus given them beautiful
lines. The muio is melodious and tuneful, a
more exquisite picture cinnot lie imagined It
is one that will appeal to both old and voun
'lo the old it will remind them of their 6weet
childhood iias. The cares of the pi cent will
he forgotten. If jou dolie .vour childien lo en
'ny the pure and simple, they will nnd it in the
Brownies. A most Impressive stage picture will
be the opening tcene, a grand chorus. "We arc
the fairies that vou read about," followed by a
tableau, Queen Flora amidst a garden of flowers.
Reservo teat sale opens this morning at the
l.jceum box otlite.
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
Henry Miller, the actor, has been In a pi hate
hospital in New York for a vceek or moic re
lovering from the effects of an operation per
formed on his "foot. One of his toes was am
putated. The new play at the Lvceum. New York,
"Borderside, vaj wiittcn for Herbert Kelcey
and Ellle snannon, who tucd it once in Chicago
a year ago without a title, and lalei a week In
California under Its present name.
Theodora Carew, now In the "Gieat Ruby"
company, at the Fourteenth Street theater, New
York, is a niece ol General Pole Carew, of the
British army, and wife of Wilfred Clarke, a
nephew of Edwin Booth. She is going into
vaudeville.
Sol Smith Russrll has gone to a farm which
he owns at Jiart - Vine aril. Later he will
make a trip tn Carlsbad. When his health
failed it was thought that he could never art
again, but he is making leady to reappear in a
new play.
The chorus women of the Casino compinv, now
in I.ondort, seems to have talen their tenderloin
proclivities along with them. Bv a lule if the
Hotel Cecil, handv to the theatre In which they
arc engaged, they arc excluded from the Ameri
can bar room of that irsoit.
Miss Pauline Hall, now placing in "Knnlnlc"
at the Tremrnt theater, Boston, It is said, will
sue for a divorce fiom Geoige II. McCUllau,
theatrical manager and paitner of George W.
Lcdcrcr, at the dose of her engagements here.
The pair were marrlid eight vcjrs ago at Louis
ville, Ky., and for some jears their mairled 1
was most happy MUs Hall now claims that .
husband lias acted improper!' on various occa
sions with other women.
S100 Howard, S100.
The readers of this paper will be pleated to
leant Hat there Is at lca.t one dreaded disease
that kclcncc has ''e'en 'lu ,0 '."'' ' H H
stages, and that is Catarrh. Ilill'i Calairh Cure
is tlio only posit e cure known to the medical
iraternlty. Calanh beiiiL a constitutional dis.
ca.e. reqclres a constitutional treatment, Hill's
Catarrh Cvre Is taVen internally, acting directly
unon the tlooei and mucous sui faces of the sys
tern, theitliv c'esirojlng the (oendatien of the
disease, and giving the? patient Hiengtli by build
Ing up the constitution and assisting nalurii in
doing Ha vink. The proprietors have so much
faith In Us curatlvo powers, that they otter Ono
Hundred Dollars tor any case that It falls to
cure, bend for list of testimonials.
Address, V. J. CHENEY k CO., ToIecM, O.
hold by Druggists. 76c.
IUll'a Family ''ill arc the Lest.
Exchange.
SITUATIONS WANTED
MTtTATIOK nivAmNfl. IIIOMXH, OH
any kind of huueclcaiilnir, by the day, or
will lake umldntf home, AddreM, Mr. I.CC,
till Mineral street.
MTir.vno.N vanti:d-ii a mTsitii 111'-
tern jrars evpirienec in the grocery bust
. Addic-w, W. It. II., nYlbune oltlie,
nitrATTo.v wam r.iTTn v an-vT i'T!uTkvl i:
mirfc or an seconJ till. Addiess 11M.I Pros
pect avuiuc, city.
iVANTID-VlvN- WOl'Hl LIKi: WOUK OK ANY
kind nlcrcby hi can corn l,U lioard and
clothes. Adilrcsn "X," 315 Washington nenue.
EITl'ATIOS U'AMKU-AS IltnCIIKltl AM.
arotnd man, Addreni butcher, 21S Mulbetrj
itrect, city.
MTUVTIOX VAXTr.n-S.rSMAK, AT PItKS
ent vrllh one of the largest soap companies
In the states, desires to make a change. Can
furnish letters showing standing. Can guarintee
sales In most any line. Address tor a few dajs,
Salesnan, Tribune office.
SITUATION WANTED-I1Y A MARRIED MAN
aged SO years, to solicit orders for a company
store; sixteen jears experience. Apply E. D. T.,
MO Bromley avenue.
8ITUATIO.V WASTED-BY A ODNO LADY AS
clerk or to do general office work; has hid
experience. Address A. II., lilbunc office.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
II MR MOLES REMOVED, EMI BROWS COR.
rected; electricity; painless. Buchanan,
Dermatologist, 312 Waihlngton avenue.
DRESSMAKING.
DRESSMAKING FOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles' waists. Louise Shoemaker, 212
Adsms avenue.
CITY SCAVENGER
A. B. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VU'I.TS AND
cess pools; no odor. Improved inmiiw u mil.
A B. BRIGGS, Proprietor Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Elcke's ding store, cur
ner Adams and Mulberry. Telephone 1)510.
SCALP TREATMENT.
MRS. L. T. KELLER. SCALP TREATMENT,
bOe. ; shampooing, COe. j tailal manage; man.
lcuring. 25c.; chiropody T01 (ulncy.
NEWSPAPERS
THE WILKKSBARRi: RECORD CAN BE II VD
in Scranton ati the news stands of Rei.nun
Bros., 40j Spruce and 60J Linden; M. Norton,
3i! Lackawanna avenue, I, S. Sihutier, 211
Spruce street.
PROFESSIONA L.
ACCOUNTANT AND AUDITOR.
E. G. Sl'AULDINQ", 23 TRADHIV BANK BUILD-
ing
tnOHITBCTS
EDWARD II. I) WIS, ARCHIILCT. CONNELL
Building, Scranton.
FREDERICK L. BROWN. ARCIIIETCT. PRICE
budding, 120 Wa.hitgton uvenue, Scranton.
CABS AND CArtniAQES.
RUI1BER TIRED CABS AND CARRIAGES; BEST
of service. Prompt attention given orders by
'phore. 'Phones 2C72 and 6312. Joseph Kelley,
124 Linden.
DENTISTS
DR. C. E. EILENBERGER, PAULI BUILDING,
Spruce street, Scranton.
DR. I. O. LYMAN. EC-RAMON PRIVATE HOS
pllal, cor. Wycmlng and Mulberry.
DR. C. C. I AITACII, 113 WYOMING AVENUE,
DR. II. I. Rl'.YNOI.DS. OPP. P. O.
HOTELS 'NO He9TAUnNTS '
THE ELK CATE. 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nuc, Rates reasonable.
P. ZE1GLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D., !,. k U PASSEN
get dipot. Coidmtfd on the European plan.
VI( TOR KOCH, Proprietor.
LAWVEfi
RICHARD J. HOIinivK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
600-2 Lackawanna avenue. General law busi
ness, collections and loans.
J. VV. MtOvvNIXi. ATIOHNEY AND COUNSEL-lor-at-Lavv.
Rooms 312 J13 Meais building.
D. II. REPLOGLl.'. ATIORN'EY-I.OANS NEf.O-
tlated on real estate tcurlty. Meais building,
coiner W'ashinslor avenue and Spruce street.
M. J. DONAIIOE. ATTORNEY-AT-MW.
Seen 012 013 Meats buinling.
OF.
FRANK E. BOM.E. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL-lor-at-law.
Bi.rr building, Rooms 1? and II,
W ashlngton avenue.
W I HARD. WARREN it hN'APP. ATTORNEYS
and Counscllors-at-Law. Republican Luililing,
Washington avenu".
JESSUP k JrSSl'l', ATTORNEYS AND COUN.
sellers at-law. Commonwealth building; rooms
JO, ;0 and 21.
TvvTeS W, OVKFORI), ATTORNEYr-LAW
Rooms 511, 515 and 510 Beard of Trade BIdg.
EDWARD W, TIlvVER. ATTORNEY.
003 MM, Oih floor, Mears building.
ROOMS
L A. WATRES, ATTORVEYAT LAW.
monwealth building, Seranton, I'a.
COM.
C. R. PITCHFR. ATIORKNY-AT.LAW.
monwealth building, Scranton, Pa.
COM-
PATTERSON k WILCOX, TRDERS' NATIONAL
Bank building.
C. COMF.GYS, 013, r.F.l'UBLICAN BUILDING.
A. W. BERTIIOLF, ATTORNEY, MEARS BLDQ.
PHYSICIANS AND SUHaEONS
m. W.1e7aLLEN, 513 NORTH WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. S. W. L'AMOPKM'Y, OFFICE 330 WASH.
Ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry.
Chronlo diseases, lures, heart, kidneys and
grrito urinary ortsns a specialty. Hours, 1 to
4 p. m.
SCM)Otf
6niOOI. OP THE tACKAWANN',. SCRANTOV,
Pa. Courses prepaialory to college, law, medi
cine tr business. Opens Sept. 11th. Send for
catalogue. Rev. Thcmai M Cann, I.L.D.. prln.
elpal and prcprlctor; 3V. E. riumlc), A. M,,
headrr aster.
fspOf
G. It CLUtK k CO. SEEDMtN' AND NURS-eiJi-ian,
sloie 201 W'athington avenue; green
hoinc. 1'.50 North Main avenue; store tele
phone. 782.
Wine SCffggrV3
JOS. TurETTFL. REAR 611 LACKAWAWV
avenue, Sctai.ton, Pa., manufacturer ol Wire
Si rcens.
MSCS"l-L,""ll3
BAUER'S ORCHESTRK-MUSIC FOR BLLS,
picnics, parties, receptions, weddings and con
cert work furnished For terms address K J
Bauer, conductor. '17 Wjcmlnj avenue, over
Hulhcits' music store.
MEO.MIOEE BROTHERS, PRINTERS' SUPPLIFS.
envelopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 139
Washington avenue, Scrarton, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
tJNx-u-Lnj- r r - - - ! -.
lirle and Wyoming Valley.
Time Table in Fleet Feb. 7, 1600.
Trains leave Scranton for Hawley and Inter
mediate iolnts, connecting at Hawley with Erie
Railroad for New York, Newburg, Honesdale and
Intrrmedlata nolnta. as follows! No. 2. Arram.
' modttion, 0 t. ru. i No. i, Eaprcw, 12,01 p. m.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Schedulo in Effect November 1,
1800.
Trains leave Scrnnton:
0.45 n. m., week days, for Sunbury,
HarrlsburR, Philadelphia, Balfl
moro, Washington and for Pitts
uurfj nnd the West.
0.38 n. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvllle, Reading, Norristown,
and Philadelphia; and for Sun
bury, nnrrlsburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington nnd Pitts
burg nnd the West.
2.18 p. m., weok elnys, (Sundays
1.08 p. m.), for Sunbury, Hnrrls-
burg, Philadelphia Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg nnd
Jtho West.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Harrlsburg, Philodelphia nnd
Pittsburg.
J. R. WOOD. On. I'nss. Agt. ,
fj HUTCHINSON, Ocn. Mgr,
Del.. I.aclvi. miJ Wcstorn.
In Effect Dec 17, H&0.
.?.9,I'rJlJ-T'eate Scranton for X(w York at 2.15.
aw, 0.J0. and 8.00 and 10 Oj a. in. ; l 63 and 3.3J
, -- -'"in hi :wt f Jci Vi I Hi ills b I miVI'i
47. 4.44. 7 1ft at.,1 n na .. ..t.- ku.i
dclhla at lo.'io a. m.; 10(1, 3.4S, (100 and 8 21
,'iJP' Airhe from New York at 12 Oj, 2.45 and
J") a. in.; 1 c. 1.52. 6 3J and 8.13. p. m. From
hIr"udsburg at 8 05 a. m.
NORM Icaie bcranton for BuTalo and InCer.
mediate station at 12.10, 2.D0. 4.0.J nnd D.cjO a.
n ; 1,55 ami CM p. in. For O-wrgo and Sifa
cu: at 4 05 a. in. and 1.53 p. in. For Uttc.1 at
-.50 a. m. nnd 1.55 p. in For Montloie'at fUX)
"i 7m"5 ' ln "'"' 5'10 '' m- Kor-Mcholum
J, i ""' "" P- Arrive In Sirnrton fnui
i -,' -'" -'''' 52: aM 1"" "! :IS()
and i.4n p. m. From Oiwigo and Siiimne at
-" "! 12.3S and 1.(0 p, in. Fiem bjraeuw
l'nrV' n1, Krm Ltl" Ul -15 " m-i KV
ami 3.0 p. m From Nlclmlsoii at 7.50 a. in. and
5 J1-.."1, v,tm Montrose al 1.00 a. in.; 3.20
and 7.40 p. ni
IIIOOVISIIFRO DIMSIOV-lnve Kranton for
Nortliuinlierlinil at (,.S0. 10 01 n. ir.; 1.5.5 nnd B.1U
p. in. For Plj mouth at 1 C5, 3.40 ami 3 W p. m.
lor Nantlioke at 8 10 .1 in. Vrrive ut Northui'l
berland at ) 33 a in , 1 10, 5 OS and 0 SO i. ni.
Ajrlve at Naiitlcnke at 1)20 a. ni. Arrive at
PI mouth at 2.0-,, 4 td jnd !) 13 p in Anlv-e at
Scranton from Northumberland at V il a. m,l
J-"j, 4 6.J and s.50 p ni From Nuntlioko at
11 00 a in. Fioni Plj iii'-cth at 7 57 a. m r 3.23
and l, 0j p. ni
St'SnY TRMNS.
SOUTH- Leave Serinton ai 2 IS, .1.00, 5S0, 10 03
a. in ; ;i ' on, ;ti4n ,,, )n
NORTH-Leaic Krnntin at 12 10, 2.50, 4.03 p.
m i 1 5j and 5 50 p ni
,.lil.00aism;mi niVISIOS'-Leavo Scranton at
10 0j a. ni. and 0.10 p in
Dclavv.it'. iinJ Iltulson.
On April aid, 1900, trains will leave Scranton
as follows:
For Carbond-ile- i 20. 7 5.1, S.5.1. 1011 a. m.:
12 noon; L2J. 2 20, lis, 5 25. 0 25, 7.57, D.15,
11.15 p. m.? 1.10 a. ni.
For Albany, Saratoga, Montreal. Boston. NcT
England points, elc .20 a. in.; 2 20 p. m.
for Honrsdjlc fi 20. 10.1.1 a. in.; 2.20, 5.23
p. in.
For VVilkei tline-C 43. 7 l, H.n, lis. 10.41 i.
'I ''J'0-'' 1'M- ",s " ' '-10. 7.1?, 10.11,
11. .10 p. in
for New Yoik, Phlladel Ilia, etc., via Lehigh
Valley Railroad i! 43 a m ; 12.0.1, 2.1, 4.27 p.
.., , ,.k,i nidi k iiuntnnii evprcm, u ;.u p. ni,
lor rcniii)lvanla Railioad points, t.45. 0.:
in ; 2.18. 4.27 li. m
3 a.
lor w-stern poinli, via Lehigh Valley Hall.
road;. 4S a. m ; 12.1M, .1.;;.:, with Black Di.v
moml I.xpre,s, 10 11, 11.30 p. m.
rralns will arrive in Siranton as follows:
1 rem Carbondale and tlio NnrtliK.iO T.i.r R.KH
lokVh Urn."' m,S 2''3' :i'25, iM' '"
From VViikes liarre and the South (1.13. 7.41,
S.4S 10 38, 11.35 a m ; 1.11, 2 13, 1.02, 5.20, 0 21,
i W, il.03, 10.18 p. in ; 1.11 u. in.
SIJNDW TRAINS.
For Carbondale 0.03, 11.33 a. m. ; 2.23, 4 00,
6.47. 10 62 p. m. .
For WIIkes-Barrc 0.38 a. in. ; 12.03, 1.63, 3.28,
0.27. 8.27 p. m.
For Albany, Saratoga. Montreal, Boston, New
Lngland points, etc., 2.23 p. in.
Lowest rates to all points In t'nited States nnd
Cam la.
J. W nimniCK. O. P. A.. Mb my. N. Y.
II. VV. CROSS, I). P. A., Scranton, Pa.
Lchish Vallev Uailro.iJ.
In Effect Nov. 19lli, 1893.
TRAINS LEAVE S( RAN'TON.
For ridladelplita and N'evi York, via D. tc IT.
It. It., at C.43 a. m. and 1.0.I. 2.1S, 4.27 (Mail:
Diamond Express), and 11. so p. m. Sundavs, l.
i. II. R. R., 1.68. 7.18 p ni.
For White Haven, Hazli-lon anil principal
points in the coal regions, via H. k II. B. It.,
U.45, 2.18 and 4.27 p. in. For l'ottsvillc, 0.45,
2.18 p, m.
For Betlilehein, Failon, Reading, Harrlsbusj;
and principal intermpiliate Hatiom via II. 4: n,
R R, 0.43 a. rn , ll.OI, 2 18, 4 27 (Black Dia
mond Express). 11 .10. Sundajs, I), i. 11, It, It.,
1.68, 7.48 il in
For Tunkhannock, Towanda, Llmlra, llhacx,
Genca and principal intermediate stations, via
D , L. k VV. R R. 8.08 a. m : 1.00 and 3 35 p. ni.
I'd Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Chliago, and all points west, via D. 4: H. R. It.,
12.03, 3.33 (Black Diamond Express), 7.48, 10.41,
11.30 p. in. Minda)s, f. k II. It. It., 12.0J p. m.
7. IS p. m.
Pullman parlor and sleeping or Lehleh Valley
pallor cars on all trains between WilLci-Darii)
and New York, Philadelphia, Buffalo and Sua
ienton Bridge.
HOI.I.I.V II Wit BUR, Gen. Supt, 23 Cortland
street. New York.
CHARLES . U'E. Gen. Pais. Agt., 28 CortlamJ
street. New Yolk
A. VV. NONNEMACTIER. DIr. Tass. Agt., Soutij
Bethlehem. Pa.
For tlcketa and Pullman reservations apply SOJ
Lackawanna avenue, Scranton, Pa.
Central UnllroiiJ ef Now .)cr-4ov
siitions in New York Foot of Liberty strict.
NR. ami South Terry. Whitehall street' '
". .? (1. nr.nl lllil (VflllK till (nax.1..
UcaTTEABbElt ViTECT NOV. ,. 1?,
n..:i, iMtix Scranton for New York. N'cv.j
Antraciio ; - . .."u,.ua
ark-,
I'lliabeth. Philadelphia, Faston. Bethlehem. Al.
en"wn. Mauch Chunk and White Iliven, at 8 .,')
i. rn.; cspt"3' J 20' cxPt33- iM P- " Sunday,
2 ForPPittston and Will es Barre, S.J0 a. m 1.20,
4.00 p.m. Sundajs. 21.jp ni.
For Baltimore and Washington, and polntj
South and West via Bethlehem, e.OO a. in., 1.2u
pTm. Sundays, 2 lap m.
For Long Branch, Oiean Grove, etc., at 8 3d
"'For Reading. Leba'non aid Harrisbrrg. via Al.
lentown, 8.30 a, ro., 1.20 p. in.. Suudajs, 2.13
V'lt rottSTille. 8.30 a. m 1 20 p. m.
Through tickets to all points cast, south and.
west at lowest rates at the station.
.1 H. OIILHAUSEN. Gen. Supt.
II. P. BALDWIN, Ocn. Paw. Agt.
SClt ANTON DIVISION.
In Effect Bet. 25th, 1800.
North Bound.
Mouth Hound,
I-, in. ror i-niiauclplila at 3.30, sew and 10 Oj a.
in.; 12.M and 3S3 p. m. Por Mioudiburg at 6.1U
P. ni. Milk and Acion.modalion ut S.10 p. n.
MrlVrt at llnlir.Ln. n n r.r. i ,e n nt n .M o a
mmp JfJ1MJIrMlyj,-r
"lot 201 04 2(iq
f t& 8UH0M i&'J
a is Sea
a u v m Arrive Leave ii ui
7ia,N Y Franklin ht .... 74 ....
7 10 West 42nd street ....?u...,
700 Weeliawken ..., 810 ....
a Ml p .H'Arrlve Leave a. i'i- u'r
10 45 1131 cadosla aiSHS!)
1040 .. .. lou Hanconc .... 2il4 3v
10 31 .... I ! 66 StnilU'ht 2 2) 4 45
10 21 12 to Preston park ...... 2 Jl, 4 M
10 15 12 40 S Invvooa a 41 S 03
10 00 12 23 PoyntCllo 2 5016 14
.-0 1214 Orson ..... 2tr 13
8 40 12 03 rieasant Sit, sot) n:o
9id 1159 Unlondale atft tu
va 1149 Forest city 3 t 6 41
910 1131 Carbondale 3 34 6f.4
907 fllio White Brldg ti3s,6 6i
90 H12i Mavflvld in s! c in
8 68 ill 2-1 JKIIuyii 3 46!6VJ
863 His! Aiculuald, ... S 61 S 03
8 60 .... ' 11 l.V Wlntun ..... .T 64 614
S4I 11 111 JVckvllle ...... 36tli
H4 UU. ubphant; ... 4 6t
840 11 uv. l'rlcoburK 4 0ti2
bh uoi inroop 4ie 6',:
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