THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, 1900.
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Scranton yesterday received Its llrst
defeat of tho season, bolne defeated
at Elmlra, by nil around better play- J
lnR on the part of the New Yorkers.
Heading easily defeated Jersey City,
and ir Scranton loses toduy and
Flelschman's men win, the two teams
will be tied for llrst place. Elmlra Is
now In sixth place, as the result of
Jersey City's defeat ulut Allontovvn's
downfall at tho hands ol tho Wllkcs
Barre players. The averages follow:
Won. Lost. l'.C.
Scranton ) 1 ."
Reading fl '.! .7U
Newark 5 ii .fiU
Wtlkes-narre 4 4 .Mo
Athletics 4 .HO
r.lmlra ...- 3 5 .375
Allentovxn 2 A .2t
Jersey City 2 C .251
Yesterday's Besults.
F.lmtrc, 8; Scranton, 2.
Wilkcs-Harre. 10; Allentown. 0.
Heading, 12; Jersey City, IS.
Newark, 3; Athletics, 0.
Where They Play Today.
Wilkes-Banc at Scronton.
Allcntown at Klmlra.
Newark at Philadelphia.
Jersey City at Heading.
SCRANTON DOWNED.
Elmlra Must Answer for Adminis
tering the First Knockout of the
Season to Our Ball Tossers.
Elmlra, May 8. Elmlra defeated
Scranton today by superior all around
playing. At no time was Scranton in
the lead. Pretty catches by Johnson
in the eighth inning and two strike
outs by Eason In tho fifth were fea
tures of tho game. Attendance COO.
Score:
ELMII1A.
R. 11. O. A. K.
llaggerty, rb 2 3 110
Dean, 2b 0 13 3 1
Crant, cf 2 12 0 0
Bottenus, lb 0 3 8 10
Grove, if 0 12 10
Ilerwlp, er. 0 0 4 2 3
Johnson, rt 12 3 0 1
Accoisini, c 2 2 3 0 0
Eason, p 1112 0
Totals 8 11 27 10 S
SCRANTON.
It. II. O. A. V..
KrrifiNbn, If 10 2 0 2
J. O'Brien, ss 0 0 5 4 2
Sheffler, r( 0 1 1 1 o
Knox, ct 0 110 0
Mclntyrc, lb 0 2 13 1 1
Doherty. 3b 1 0 2 5 0
P O'Brien, 2b 0 2 2 4 1
Millerick, c 0 10 2 1
Kennedy, p 0 0 13 0
Total 2 7 27 20 7
Klmlra 2 10 0 0 4 0 1 O-'S
Scranton 0 0 10 0 0 10 02
Earned runs Elmira, 3. Two-base hits Hag-e-erty,
Accorsinl, Orove, Pottenus, Johnson, Fa:
rlflce hits Dean, Accorsinl. Left on bases El
mlra, 10; Scranton, 0. Struck out By Eason, 2.
Double play Bottenus (unassisted). First bao
rn errors Elmira, 5; Scran ten, fi. l'irst base
on halls OS Eason, 3; oil Kennedy, 3. Hit by
pitched ball By Kennedy, 1. Umpire Sullivan.
Time 2.25.
Newark Shuts Out Athletics.
Newark, N. J., May 8. The local team
lilaiiked the Athletics tcday, not a man petting
as far as third base. Newark scored its runs in
the first Infills on tvxo bases on balls, Conroy's
two-bapger and Nickel'ii single. The fielding
was magnificent. The feature outside of the
pitching was an unassisted double play of
Zlcgler. Score: It. II. E.
Newark 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0
Athletics 00O0000OC 0 4 1
Batteries Millett and Curtis; Whiting and
Bhluicl.
Barons Goose Egg Allcntown.
WilkcsBarrc, Jlay S. WIlkesBano shut Al
lentown out today. The visitors were unable to
hit Goodwin. On the other hand the locals
pounded Stimmcl hard. The fielding on both
rides was sharp. Score: It. II. E.
Allentown 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 !i 1
WilkcsBarrc 5 0 0 0 10 0 4 10 16 1
Batteries Stimmel and McManus; Goodwin and
Messltt.
Easy Victory for Beading.
Heading, May 7. Tho locals defeated the Jer
sey City club with case today. Cross' wnik at
short was on the phenomenal order as was that
nf Tate. Score: It. II. E.
Reading 0 2 1 2 2 5 0 0 12 1G 4
Jersey City 0 0 3 0 10 0 2 00 4 7
Batteries Fertsch and Tox; Keener and Vig
ncux. NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia yesterday downed
Brooklyn In the most approved man
ner and, even though Cincinnati lost,
the latter still remains in second place.
Chicago defeated Pittsburjr and by so
doing displaces the Pirates. New York
administered a crushing defeat to Bos
ton and passes the Beaneaters in tho
race. The averages follow:
Won. Lost. P.O.
Philadelphia 11 G ,tVS
Clndnratl 0 fl .000
Brooklyn o 7 .60.1
St- Louis B S .600
Chicago 8 0 .471
rlttsburg 7 0 .43S
New York b 0 .100
Boston C 10 .3.13
At Brookh-n It. It. II.
Philadelphia .A 0 0 4 0 2 4 0 0 0-1015 C
Brooklyn 0 1100000 1 3 11 4
Batteries Bernhard and McTarland; Dunn,
Howell tnd McGulre. Umpire Enislle.
At Pittiburg It. H. E.
Chicago 10 000 0000 12 fi 1
Pittsburg 000 0 00 1 000 1 7 3
Batteries Klllen and Chance; Chesbro and
ZImmer. Umpire Hunt.
At Boston It. II. u
New York 2 0 0 3 7 0 10 013 14 1
Boston 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0411 8
Batteries Carrick and Bovrrman; Pittingcr,
Billcy and Clark. Umpire Connelly,
At Bt. Louis n. II. E.
Cincinnati 2 0 0 0 10 0 4 07 7 2
St. Louis 1 4000400 0 13 4
Batteries Newton, Scott and Wood; Weyhlng
and Criger. Umpire O'Day,
Eastern League.
Rochester, Id; Hartford, 2.
Montreal, 4; Providence, 8.
American League.
Kinias City, 8; Chicago, 3.
BABE BALL CHAT.
Bcranton'f first defeat! Well, we can't win
ill the time.
Tats is playing great ball for Reading-, both
bitting- and adding well,
Kerrln and Toft will probably be this after-
noon's ballery and Migle or Schmidt will prob
ably twirl (or Wilkes llarre.
The veteran Gin Weyhlng was yesterday resur
rected and rsed by St. Louis against Cincinnati,
lie won his game, only giving: scen hits.
Kennedy held Elmlra ilovvn to three hits In
the first league game. Yesterday tho Elmlrnni
got fourteen tafo ones Including five doubles.
Jimmy Dean's work at second base was one
of the features of the game with Elmlra Monday,
and tho COO spectator present applauded the
little Scrantonlan to the echo.
Now that Kelly has been secured, Colllflower
will probably be worked as one of the regular
Wllkrs-Ilarre pitchers and ought to proe a tower
of strength In that department.
Kelly, Wllkcs-Barrc'a new first b.ieman, Is an
amateur from Ednardsvllle, and a few hours
befoio taken out on the diamond was at work
iu the mines. He made a single and three
bagger In Monday's game with Allentown.
Hilly Goeckel may think the local club Is all
right, but all the same the management Is look
ing around for new timber. Wllkes-llarro Dally
News. That's right. Start In knocking good and
early. Its a good way to discourage a team.
lho Wyoming Seminary team was detested at
East Stroudburg by the Normal school team as
tho result of Inability to hit I'ltctinr O'Ncil, the
Mlnooka ly, who formerly played for the Y. XI,
C. A. team. O'Neill was In for a strike out
record and fanned out Just twenty-one men.
Instead of plajing tomorrow's ball game In
the morning as was intended It has been elocld'd
to call It at 4.15 o'clock In the nltcrnoon, as the
records of base ball ganus in the city on daja
when a cirius has been in town show Hut tho
games hae been attended by enormous tiowds,
the rlal attraction not detracting at all from the
attendance.
The members of the Pittsburg ball team arc
led In batting so far In the season by big lloiuii
Wagner, who. In thirteen games, has made twenty-Hie
safe hits, and has an aversce of .431. Ely
Is the lowest regular plajer, having only batted
,it. In thirteen games. Chief Zlmmcr, who has
caught In eleven games, has a fielding average
cf .OS', and Center Fielder Beaumont, In thir
teen games, has fielded ,W2.
William J. Coeckd, the evWUkcs-B.ino first
baseman, in speaking of the Barons, gives as his
opinion that the team, on tho whole is a good
one. Tho outfield, he thinks, is a very strong
one, being made up of especially good batsmen,
and the infield Is also very able, xvltlj the ex
ception of tho first base position, where he
thinks ColliHower Is rather awkward and novice
llkp. With practice, however, lie believes this
can be overcome, and the ex-National leaguer's
hitting powers ought to keep him on the team.
In regard to the assertion made in one of the
Scranton papers that the local team is composed
of gentlemanly plajcrs, the Wilkcs-Barre J) illy
News makes the following amiable remark: "Yes,
Second Baseman O'Brien Is a gentlcman-nit."
O'Brien Is a hard working, aggressive player,
with nothing of the dirty ball tosser In his com
poiltlon. He Is captaining the team, and, al
though his emphatic championing of the men's
rights has already led to a couple of differences
with the umpire, he has done nothing to war
rant the above ill-natured comment.
AMATEUR BALL NOTES.
The Olyphant Brown challenge any tiam to a
game Saturday afternoon, Mjy 12. William Cot
ton, captain.
The Sliders of No, 10 school would like to play
No. 33 school on the Outlaid Saturday, May 1'J,
In the morning at 12 o'clock sharp. Answer
through The Tribune as quick as possible.
The Twirlers want to play any team under Pi
years for Saturday afternoon at 2.30. Answer as
socn as possible. The players aie as follows:
Angela or courtight, c; Salt, p.; Kane, lb. j
Ferry, fs.; l'p-tiii, 2l.; J. Barrett. 3b,; J.
Schroedcr, If.; Colvin, if.; Milvvcll, cf. K. It.
Saft, manager; Hoy Ayleswoith, captain.
THEATRICAL.
Brownies in Fairyland.
Palmer Cox's "Brownies In laiivluid" was
presented at the Lyceum last night by a number
of local young people as a benefit for St. David's
church of West Scranton. Nearlj one hundred
performers, mostly children, took pail In the
pioductlon, which was In three srenes as follows:
"Garden of Queen Flora in 1'airjland," "fairy
Dell at Sunset. The second scene was devoted
to several ethoruies and Miss Bessie Mote give
two recitations which evoked very hearty ap
plause. A "Good Night" chorus by a band of
little tots eo pleased the audience tint it in
sisted upon having the chorus repeated. The
music was by an crchctra consisting ot Miss
Morten, John Morton, Mrs. John Hooker, Mrs.
Thomas Beck, George Hill and W. E. House.
The pcrfcrmance will be repeated this after
noon and evening.
"The Boy Tramp."
At the Academy of Music for three clajs, eom
mencing Thursday, Madamo and Augustln Neu
villc, Burrouiu.u by a good company, will pre
sent their play, "The Boy Tramp." The play
has been re-written, new scenery and mechanical
effects have been added, and is now one ot the
most entertaining plajs en the road. The Detroit
Eree Press says:
"Tho cosy Whitney Grand opened last evening
to admit a crowd that filled the house to the
doors to sec Madame Neuvillo and her son,
Augustin Ncuvillc, and a strong supporting com
pany In "The Boy Tramp." They have the
strongest company this season that they have
ever brought to Detroit. Tho play is much Im
proved. It ran through last evening without a
hitch and was loudly applauded. Young Neu
villc was the same clever young actor as of
yore, and was given an ovation. Madame Ncu
villc as Miklred Earlston is more than satis
factory. This is a difficult part to handle; she
has It intelligently Interpreted. In some of the
most exacting scenes she rises to a plane tliat is
really wonderful."
"The Christian."
Hall Calne lias achieved in his adoption of
"The Christian," which comes to tho Lyceum on
Saturday afternoon and night, what few author
dramatists have had the good fortune to do, and
that is a play that is equally as strong as tho
book. Of course, it is only possible for to givo
in the dramatized version of any book, the em
bodiment of many fragments. And in the pres
ent instance an additional interest Is given to
tho play by the fact that the novelist himself
has embodied in it those gleanings from tho
book which he considered most Bultablo for the
stage.
He has preserved in the play the predominat
ing tone ot the book, but In compliance with
the clamor of the multitude has given it the
"happy ending" that the book laiks. The story
is to well known to need re-telllng. With tho
exception that In the last act John Storm is left
happy with Glory instead nf being torn by an
infuriated and fanatical mob, as In the book,
and ono other, the essential features of the play
and the book arc practically identical.
Instructor from New York.
Miss Decker, from New York, atlived in tho
city yesterday and will assist Mr. Alfred W'ooler
in instructing the toloists and ihorus takl'ig
rart In tho operetta, "I.lllpittians In l'alryland,"
which will be given In the Ljccvm May iff, mat.
Inec and evening.
This lady Is an expert in her profession and has
drilled hundreds of choruses Md taught many
thousinds of children how tu present this charm
ing producticn. A number of rehearsals have
already been held, and the )oung folks are xeiy
much interested in the work, Ihey look forward
to a most successful icnditlon of the cantata. A
full rehearsal will be held this afternoon at 4
o'clock In Guernsey hall, 316 Washington avenue.
NUBS OP KNOWLEDGE.
At the commencement of the Iltrca college. In
the Eastern Tennessee mountains, 1,500 saddle
horses were picketed on the grounds.
At the close of formal dinners In Japan guests
are presented with any portion of the meat they
may fall to eat, which they are expected to take,
home.
It was not until 18U that a steamboat appeared
on the lakca. This was the Ontario, which was
made after the pattern of the Sea Horse, then
running on Long Island Sound,
When the Docri form a firing line nobody Is
left to look after the horses, which are trained
to remain statu quo, as soon as they feel the
reins dropped over their necks.
Tree and shrub planting along the Suez canal
to protect i. from drifting sand is In progress.
Keeds have been placed along about nine miles
of waterline ot the canal proper, '
The cumber of passengers carried on the ele
vated railroads in New York city decreased this
year 2,623,000 from UOS and 41,117,000, or nearly
20 per cent, from the high-water mark of ele
vated traffic in 1603.
' Physicians say that there Is no person who can
retain hit or her nobility of character under
long continued bodily distress. The argument
that some Invalids and vipples have beautiful
dispositions does not apply, for the reason that
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For sale In Scranton by the following;
drug; stores:
MATTHEWS ItltOTIIEItS.
Wholesale and Petal), .120 Laeka. Ave.
M'GAIIIIAU k THOMAS. 200 Lr.ika. ave.
although kueh peisons imagine themselves in con
stant pain, there arc really long intervals of ie
lief and quietude.
A euchre party In which 2,100 persons are to
engage will bo held in Grand Central Palace,
New ork, .Ian. 10, the proceeds to go toward
the completion of thu Church of bt. Philip
Neri, lledlor.l Park.
Among the curiosities In the new llillroad
Museum at Dresden is a proclamation printed in
KCI, warning passengers that trunks cannot be
forwarelcd unless they aro brought to the station
at lca.st an hour before the departure of the
train.
The first American vessel on Lake Erie was
the Washington, built tiear Dric, Pa., as early
as 1T07. In the net jear the Jemima was put
together three miles below llochester, and was
the llrst of our vessels to plow tho waters ot
Lake Ontario.
The monopoly of the sale of alcohol lu Ilussla
was applied In 1S!i7 to all the empire. Tho
fiscal result has been most satisfactory. Tho
receipts from taxes were 37,000,000 rubles, while
under the new system the government receives
00.000,000 rubles.
The manufacture of Christmas tojs is one of
the youthful industries of the United States,
at least so far as dolls arc concerned, Several
vcars ago there were no doll factories on this
tide of the ocean. Now there aro three large
ones, each doing a thriving business.
It Is said tint silk worms aro very sensitive
to the action of light or different colors, and,
according to experiments before the Trench Ac'J
emy of Science, silk worms were kept in !o.xes
covered with glass of elllTerent shades. The silk
worms all received the same food, but they gave
different results as to the quantity of bilk and
eggs.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
OHEIUFF'S HALES.
-OF
Valuable Real Estate
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FIUDAY, MAY IS, 1MXJ.
By xirttto of sundry xvrlts of Ple-ii Fa
cias, Levari Facias anil Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of tho Court of Comn'on
rieas of Lackawanna County, to mo di
rected, I will oxpopn to public: salo Ly
venduo or outcry, to the litfihctt and bent
bidder, for cash, at tho court house. In
tho City of Scranton, Lacknwanna, Coun
ty, on FItlDAY, tho KlGHTKKNTlt
DAY of MAY, A. D 1000. at 10 o'clock
in tho forenoon of bald day, nil tho ri&l.t,
title and interest of tho defendants li,
and to tho lolluvvlnir described lots, pieces
or parcels of Innd, viz.:
1. All tho rlgl t, title and Intctest of tho
defendant, Itomeyn Snyder, In und to all
that certain pleco or parcel of land sit
uate In tho liorough of Dunnlnss, in tho
County of Lackawanna nnd Flato of
Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described as
follows: Beginning; at tho center of the
old Drinker Turnpike; thenco south sor-cnty-seven
(77) degrees xvest sixteen (16)
(and six links) perches to a corner of
lands of W, B. Edwards; thenco northerly
nt right angles along said Kdvvards' land
llvo (5) perches to tho northeast corner
of lands of said Edwards; thence north
soventy-sox'cn and ono-half (77H) degrees
east to tho corner northwest of a house
on tho within described lot, thenco along
In lino with tho north end of said houso
eighty-two and ono-half (S2',j) degrees
cast three and two-tenths (3.2) perches to
tno center or said turnpike; tnenco along
tho same south three and one-halt (3'a)
degrees east four and live-tenths (4.5)
perches to tho plnce of beginning. Being
about ninety (90) perches, bo tho samo
more or less. Being tho samo land con.
x-eyed to Itomeyn Snyder hv deed dated
Dec. 11th. l&'JO, by George W. Spencer ct
ix.. and recorded In Lackawanna county,
in Deed Boole No. C9, pago 07, etc. Alt
improved xxlth a two-story framo dwell
Ing house, store building, barn and other
buildings and trult trees
Selzeel and taken In execution at the
suit of J. S. Miller vs Itomeyn Snyder.
Debt, $317.25. Judgment No. 343, January
Term, lbD9. Fl. fa. to May Torm, 1M.
.CAREY, Att'.
ALSO
No. 2. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
ot tho defendants. Uencvlovo Gallagher
and James Gallagher. In and to all that
certain lot, pleco or parcel of land situate
In 1'rovldence, In tho City of Scranton,
County of Lackawanna and Stato of
Pennsylvania, known and distinguished
as Lot No. i2 on Theodore street, on a
certain property entitled "Electric City
Park," according to a survey of thu
samo In August, 1892, by Lowls Van
Duyne, Engineer, a map of which H re.
corded In tho olllco for recording deeds,
etc.. In said county. In Deed Book No. HI
l'.igo 1, snlel lot N twenty-live (2.") feet In
front, snmo xvldth In rear and ono hun
dred and fourteen M-100 (111 133-100) feet In
depth nnd la on tho north side nnd run
ning at right nnglcH with Theodore street
to tho mtddlo of an nllcy, and Is tho
land conveyed to Gcnevlovo Gallagher by
deed dated tho twentieth dax ot Septem
ber, 1S9S, recorded In Deed Book No. 170,
pago 1!3, etc. Improved with a two-story
frnmo dwelling houfco nnd other outbuild
ings thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit ot tha New Schiller Building nnd
Loan association vs. James F. Gallagher
nnel Genevle-vo Gallagher Debt. $1,100,
Judgment No. G6. January Term, 1899. Fl.
fa. to May Term, 1900.
STOKES, Atty.
ALSO
No. 3. All tho right, title nnd Interest
ot tho defendants, Michael Mahnn nnd
Jano Malum, In nnd to nil that certuin
lot of land, with the Improvements there,
on, sttuato In tho vlllnge of Prlcevllle,
Lnckawanna County, Pennsylvania, and
being Lot No. 32 of plot ot lands ot Price,
vlllc, said lot Is rectangular In shapo,
measuring fifty (CO) feet In front on Lin
coln avenue, same width in iear, und
one hundred nnd sixty-two nnd ono-half
W-i) feet lu dentil, uh designated on said
plot, as Intended for record by tho Dela
ware, Lackawunna nail Western Rail
road company, being tho came lot which
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad company by deed elated six.
tccnth day of May, 1&92, and recorded tho
fourteenth day of October. 1895, In record
er of deed's olhce In the County of Lack
uwantui aforesaid. In Deed Book No, 133,
page 21, etc. Granted nael conveyed to
tald Michael Mahnn, Coal and minerals
excepted and reserved, also all rights
I elating thereto, samo as in above recited
deed. Improved with ono two-story frame
shingle roof dwelling houso nnd outbuild.
Ings there-un.
Seized nnd taken In execution at thn
suit ot Now York Mutual Savings nnd
I.oan association vs. Michael Mahnn and
James Mahon. Debt. 1990.73. Judgment
No. S02, January 'Perm, 1900. Ltiv, fa. to
May Term. 1900.
WATSON, DIKHI, & KEMMERER.
Att'ys,
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
ALSO
No. 4 All tho right, title nnd interest
of tho defendant, Jacob Onustuck, In and
to nil thnt certnln lot, pleco or parcel ot
land sltuato In tho township of Old Forge,
County of Lackawanna nnd Stato ot
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a corner
of Hickory street; thenco along Hickory
street In a southeasterly direction a dls
tnnco of fifty (GO) foot to a corner of Lot
No. 20; thenco nlong lino of Lot No. 20
n, distance of one hundred and forty
Fovcn (117) feet In a southwesterly direc
tion; thenco along line of lxita Nos. 19 and
27 In a northwesterly direction a distances
of fifty (CO) feet to n corner of Lot No.
18; thenco nlong lino of Lot No. IS In a
northeasterly direction one hundred nnd
forty-soven (117) feet to tho place of be
ginning, being Lot No. 19, In Block No. 7,
In Section "F," on plot of lots of 12. M.
Smith made by J. II. Rlttenhouso, C. 1!.,
nnd conveyed by said Smith to defendant
July ISth, 189i, recorded In Deed Book No.
93, pago 195. etc. Improveel with a two
story framo dwelling hnui-e, used as a
Btore, and other outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnel taken In execution M tho
suit of New Schiller Building nnd Loan
association vs. Jncob Onustuck. Debt,
J1.200. Judgment No. 673. May Term,
1900. FI. fa. to May Term, 1900.
STOKES, Att'y.
ALSO
No. C All tho right, tltlo and interest
of the defendants Annetto Reynolds, ele
fondant, and Arabella Keller, xvlfe of M
T. Keller, terre tenant, lu and to all tho
surfoco or right of soli of all tho tollow
lng two described lots, pieces or parcels,
of land, situate, lvlng nnd being In tho
City ot Scranton, County of Lackawanna,
nnel State of Pennsylvania, being Lots
Nos. 22 nnd 2.1, In Block "B," on tho plot
of Frothlnglmm's Addition to tho City
of Scrnnton, Intended to bo duly recordeel.
Said lot"? aro situate on tho northerly slelo
of Columbia nvcniie, aroordln to said
plot, each being forty (40 feet In width
in front on said avenue, tho tamo In rear,
nnd ono hundred nnd forty-llvo (115) feet
In depth, being rectangular In shape.
Said Lot No. 2J being conveyed to said
Annetto RcynoleN bv deed from J. A,
Mears nnd wife, elated November 4th, 1897,
nnd recorded In the recorder's oince of
Lnckaxvann.i County, lu Deed Book No.
1C4, pago 90. Said Lot No. 23 xvas eon-x-eyed
to said Annetto Reynold by deed
from Bessie M. Grltlln, elated September
1st, 1S9S, nnd Intended to be recorded in
tho, recorder's olllce of Lnckawanna
County. Said lots aro both unlmprox'ed.
Seized nnd take-n In execution nt tho
suit of New Germnnla Building nnd Loan
association X's. Annetto Reynolds, de
fendant, and Arabella Kellar, tcrro ten
ant. Debt. $1.94t.iii. Judgment No. 015,
November Term, W. Lev. fa. to May
Term, 1900. ZIMMERMAN. Att'y.
ALSO
i
X-A n All IV.A .lnl. l,1n n..1 lH,.,n.
.,,t V. Jlt ill,, 11,11, IHIU ,11111 lllll.nb
of the defendant, Louisa Jordan, admin
istratrix of Peter Jordan, deceased, In
and to all tho following lot of land, slt
,uato In tho City of Scranton, County of
Lackawanna. Pa., bounded and described
as follows; Relng Lot No. D, In Block or
Square No. 73, sttuato upon street calleel
and known as Elm street. In the said City
of Scranton, measuring forty (40) feet In
front and rear, and one hundred and llfty
(150) feet In depth, being tho land sold
by Jacob Huber and xvlfo to Henry Frey
nnd Peter Jordan, ns recorded In tho ol
llce for recording deeds In nnd for tho
County of Lackawanna, in Deed Book
No. 37, Pago 197, helng tho same lot de
scribed In deed of Henry Frey to Peter
Jordan on tho llrst day of May, 1SS8. Coal
anil other minerals reserved. Improved
xvlth a txvo-stnrv framo dwelling houso
and other cutbulldincs.
Seized nnd taken in execution at tho
suit of Mlna Hohluton, assignee. x-s.
Louisa Jnreltn. administratrix of Peter
Jordan, deceased. Dibt. $920.S5. Judg
ment No. 561. November Term, l!99. Lev.
fa. to Max- Term. 1900.
WELLES St TORREY, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 7. All tho right, tltlo nnd interest
of tho defendant, Peter Campbell, in and
to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel ot
land situate in tho City of Scranton.Coun
ty of Lackawanna and State of Pennsyl
vania, being Lot No. 23 In Block No. 2,
of David Coghlan's survey, and situate
upon street called and named Putnam
street, In tho Second wnrel of the said
City, said lot being forty (40) feet In
front and ono hundted and twenty (120)
leet In depth. Improx'ed with a two-story
framo dwelling and outbuildings thero
on. Coal and minerals reserwd.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Use of J. R. Brewer s. Peter
Campbell. Debt, $305.17. Judgment No.
1X1, May Term, 1895. Fl. fa. to May
Term, 1900. ALWORTII, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 8. All tho light, tltlo and interest
of the defndnnt, John J. Davis, in and
to tho following dcscilbed piece, parcel
and tract of land, x-lz.: All that certain
lot, pleco or parcel of land, situate, lying
iu tho Borough of Maytield, County of
Lackawanna and Stato of PennMylva'lla,
distinguished as Lot No. 7. In Block No.
21. on tho property of tho Hillside Coal
and Iron company, as described and des
ignated In tho surx-cy of tho snmo, ac
companied by a map thercot. Being In
fiont sixty (CO) feet nnd In rear sixty (CO)
feet nnd ono hundred and flftv (150) feet
deep, nnd being bounded as follows: On
tho north by Iot No. 8; on the east by
tho Carbondalo Road; on the south by
Lot No. 6, nnd on the west by Lot No. 1j.
Being tho samo land to the said John J.
Davis convejed by tho Hillside Co.il and
Iron company by her deed of bargain
nnd salo elated tho twenty-sex-enth day of
April, 1893. All improved with a slnglo
two-story frnmo dwelling house, other
framo outbuildings, fences and trees
thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Republic Savings and loan asso
ciation vm. John J. DavK Debt. $S09.O2.
Judgment No. 303, May Term, 1900. Fl.
fa. to May Term. 1900.
GEORGM D. TAYLOR, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 9. All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendants, Teophlla Koneczny and
Joseph Koneczny, In and to nil that cer
tain lot of land In tho Borough of Win
ton, County ot Lnckawanna and Stato of
Pennsylvania, nnel sltuato on tho north
erly sldo of Church street, ns shown on
a man of lots of Isaac P. Hand, trustee.
Intended to bo recoided Said lot being
fifty (JO) feet In xvldth nnd ono hundred
nnd fifty (150) feet In elepth, and bounded
on tho easterly side by a lot belonging
to tli- said Teophlla Koneczny.. Im
proved xvlth a two-story frame building:
thltty-two (32) feet In width by seventy
five (75) feet In length and sixteen (10)
fet high, used ns n hall. Also a two
story framo building used and occupied
as a. hotel
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of M. D. Brown & Co. vs. Teophlla
Konecznv and Joseph Koneczny. Debt,
JW.1.17. Judgment No. 530. January Term,
1899. Lev. fa. to May Term. 1900.
CARPENTER & FLEITZ, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 10 All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Eugene Vnn Duzen. In
and to all that certain plero or parcel of
land, bituato in tho Township of Newton.
County of Lackawanna und Stato of
Pennsylvania, bounded and deseilbed ns
follows, to wit: Beginning In tho center of
public hlghwav: thenco tnst tvventy-heven
nnd one-half (27',&) rods to a corner In lino
between William smitu ana u. s. Fitch;
thence north along said Smith's land
twenty-three nnd one-fourth (2J',i) rods
to renter of public road; thence down
said road southwest thirty-eight nnd ten
sixteenth (3S10-1G) tods nnel ten (10) feet
to tho placo of beginning. Containing
nbout four (I) acres of land, more or loss.
Being tho snmo land boIi! nnel convevcei
by James Van Duzen to Eugene Vnn Du
zen, by deed elatcil September ", 1899, re
corded In Deed Book No. 173, pago 530, etc.
Improved with dwelling, barns and out
buildings. Seized and taken In execution nt tho
suit of George M. Okell x-s. Eugene Vnn
Dusen. Debt, 120. Judgment No. 4J7,
March Term, lXK'. Fl. fa. to May Term,
1900. OKELL, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 11. All tho right, title and interest
of the defendant, James Hlckey, In and to
all thu following described lot or parcel
of land situate, lying and being In tho
City of Scranton, County ot Lackawanna
nnd State of Pennsylvania, described as
follows, viz.: Being Lot No. 11, In Square
or Block No. 50. and sltuato upon street
called und known as Beech attest, upon
tho town plot of tho City of Scranton, In
tended to be duly registered and recordeel,
said lot being forty (40) feet in front,
forty (40) feet In roar nnel one hundred
and fifty (150) foot In depth. Coal and
minerals reserved. Imnrox-ed by a two.
story framo dwelling houso xvith out
buildings. Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Charl03 DuPont Breck, Trustee,
vs. James Hlckey. Debt. $9u0. Judg
ment, No. S91, May Term. 19O0. Fl. fa. to
May Term, 3900. COMEGYS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 32. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendants, John Prlbola and Ana.
stasia Prlbola, In and to all that certain
lot or plecp of ground, sltpate In the Bor
ough ot Archbald. County of Lackawan
SHERIFF'S SALES.
na and Stnto of Pennsylvania, bounded,
nnd eiexscrlbod ns follows: Numbcrcel
and known as Lots Ncs. 3 nnd 4, In said
borough on tho map of plot of lots on tho
Klllnm Tract and on the John Prudden
Warrantee. Bnld lots being each llfty
(50) font In width nnd one hundrnl and
llfty (150) feet lu depth, nnd fronting on
xvhnt Is known ns First street, on snld
plot of land; said Lot No. 3 being a cor
ner lot bounded on tho southerly sldo by
Main nvenuo and on tho cnstcrly end by
said First street. All minerals rcserveel.
All Improved xvlth a two-story frame
dwelling house and outhouses.
Sclzeet and taken hi execution nt the
suit of tho Cosmopolitan Building and
Lonn association vs. Jchn Prlbola and
Anastasta Prlbola. Dcbt.-SIG9.77. Judg
ment No. 596, May Term. 1900. FI. fa. to
May Term, 1900. STARK, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 13. All tho tight, title nnd Interest
of tho defendants. Antonl Shamrock and
Mary Shamrock, lu nnel to a certain lot of
land In Prlceburg, Lackawanna. County,
Pcnnsylx-anla, known ns Lot No. 8, in
Block No. 11, fronting on Pancoast street,
being about sixty-six (CG) feet In front
by ono hundred nnd llfty-tlvo (135) feet In
depth, nccordlng to a plan or man en
titled "Mooro'a Mnp of Prlceburg;" being
tho same premises conveyed to Antonl
Shamrock by deed dated January 6th,
1893, from Joseph B. Townscml and oth
ers, nnel recorded In tho recorder's olllco
of Lncknwanna County, In Deed Book
No. 95, pago 199, etc. Improved with a
two-story hotel building nnd a throe
ttory building used for Btoro and dwell
ings ,and also framo barn and other out
houses. Seized nnd takr.n In execution at tho
suit of K. Robinson's Sons vs. Antonl
Shamrock and Mary Shamrock. Debt,
J150. Judgment No. 97, May Term, 1J00.
Fl. fa. to May Term, 1900.
WILLARD, WARREN & KNAPP.
Att'ys,
ALSO
No. 14. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Ann Durkln, In and to
nil those certain lots, plee-es or parcels
of land situate, lying and being lu the
Fifth xvnrd of tno City of Scranton, Lack
axvanna County, Pennsvlvanla, known
nnd distinguished on J. Hoermnn's map
of South Hydo Park ns Lot No. 10. and
the east part of Lot No. 11, In Block No.
10, being together foity-tlvo (45) feet in
front on Scranton t-trect (formerly known
ns Scranton avenue, nnel one hundred and
llfty (150) feet In depth, being the same
lot conveyed bv Q. W. Wellington to tho
defendant by deed bearing date the sixth
day of December, 1SSC, and recorded In
Lackawanna County In Deed Book No. 52.
pago 151. Coal and minerals excepted
and reserx'od. Improx'ed xvlth a two-story
lramo dwelling, having a biick and Btone
basement, nnd other outbuildings thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of Julia F. Barnes vs. Ann Durkln.
Debt, J1.179. Judgment No. 352, January
Term, 1900. Lex, fa. to Mav Term, 1900.
M'ASKin, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 13. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendants, Anna Fekula and
Charles Fekula. In and to all that certain
lot or parcel ot land sltuato in tho Bor
ough of Olyphant In the County of Lack
awanna, und bounded ami described as
fellows. Said lot of land Is fifty (30) feet
wide In front on Hill street, the sama
xvldth In tho rear, and ono hundred and
nineteen (119) feet In depth. Said lot Is
known as Lot No. 50, on plot of Shub
mehl's Addition to tho Borough of Oly
phnut, said plot being recoreled In tho
olllco of the recorder of deeds In and for
tho County of Lackawanna In Deed Book
No. 112, page 1C5. Being tho samo lot of
land conveycel to said Anna Fekula by
William Schubmehl and wife In deed dat
ed November IB, 1S97, nnd recorded In tha
olllee of the recorder of deeds In said
county In Deed Book No. 15G, page 320.
Coal and minerals reserved. All lrr
pioved xvlth n two-story frame dwelling
house nnd outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
emit of German Building nssoclatlon, No.
7, vs. Anna Fekula and Charles Fekula.
Debt, $2,160. Judgment No. 501, May
Term, 1900. FI. fa. to May Term, 1900.
HANNAH, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 16. All the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Peter Wclchol, In and
to tho following described lot, pleco or
parcel of land situate, lying and being In
tho City of Scranton, County of Lacka
wanna nnd Stnto of Pennsvlvanla, being
tho northwesterly half of Lot No. 12, in
Square or Block No. 2, on plot of lots of
tho Lackawanna Iron and Coal company,
said lot having a front of twenty (20) feet
on Hickory street and depth ot ono hun
dred and fifty-two (152) feet to an alley
In the rear, with the privilege of using
ten (10) feet in front of tho front line of
Kim lot tor yard, x-ault. porch, piazza,
cellarway and bay window; said lot is
bounded on tho northwest by land now
or lato of the estate of M. Fetzer, de
ceased, and on tho southeast by land now
or Into of J. Wclchel. Improved with a
two-story framo dwelling, a summer
kitchen, barn, nnd other outbuildings.
vjoni anei minerals reserveui.
Seized nnel taken In execution at the
suit of Mlna Robinson vs. Peter Weichel.
Debt, $7fil 23. Judgment No. 291. March
Torm, 1S90. Fl. fn. to Mav Term, 1900.
WELLES & TORREY, Att'ys.
ALSO
No. 17. All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Jano McGraw, In nnd to
nil that certain piece or parcel of land
sltuato In the Twentieth ward of tho Cltv
of Scranton, County ot Lackawanna and
Stnto of Pcnnsylx-nnln, described accord
ing to a survey rmdo by A. B. Dunning,
dated April Gth, IS9S, as follows, to wit:
hltuato on tho northwesterly sldo of Rem
ington avenue, beginning nt tho distance
of three hundred nnd thrco (303) feet
northeasterly from tho northeasterly side
of Cherry street; thence extending north
easterly along tho said sldo of Remington
nvonue forty (10) feet to ground now or
Into of Mrs. Melxin; thenco northxvesterly
along tho samo eighty-eight and eight
tenth (88.S) foot to land ot tho Delawaro
and Hudson Canal company; thenco
southerly along tho same forty-one (41)
feet to ground now or Into of Michael
Crane, and thdnco southeasterly along
tho samo clghty-ono anil eight-tenths
(81.8) feet tb the place of beginning. Be
ing tho same premises xxhlch Lawrence
Casey and wife, by an Indenture dated
th twenty-fourth day of March, A. D.,
1879. anil recoreled In Deed Book No. 3,
pago 522, etc., grantefl nnd conx-eyed unto
Jano McGraxv (by tho namo of Mrs Jane
McGraw) in fee. Excepting and reserving
nil coal nnd minerals beneath tho urface
of said land as In said Indenture recited.
All Improved xvlth a two-story wood
framo dwelling house, and a small one
story xvood framo storo building.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of United Security Llfo Insurance
and Trust Company of Pennsvlvanla vs,
Jano McGraw. Debt, $1,298.40. Judg
ment No. C92. March Term, 1900. Lev. fa.
to May Term, 19C0.
WOODRUFF, Att'y.
ALSO
No. IS. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendant, Alphcus Rodney, In anel
to the following described piece, parcel
and tract of land, viz.: All that certain
lot. pleco or parcel of land sltuntc, lying
anel being In the village of Clark's Sum.
mlt. Township of South Ablngton, County
of Lncknwanna nnd State of Pennsylva
nia, bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Being Lot No. 32, uopn tho plan
or plot of "Highland Park," duly tecorel.
ed iu tho ofllco for recording doeds, etc.,
In and for tho County of Lackawanna,
In Deed Book No. Ill, nt page 513. Said
lot Is situated upon Columbia nvonue, and
Is llfty (50) feet In front und rear, and
one hundred and llfty (150) feet In elepth,
bo the samo moro or Iftss. bounded north
erly by a lot of Charles E. Sllvlu-i; south,
crly by Lot No. 2il:;a3terly by Columbia
avenue, and westerly by tho lands of tho
Nichols estate. All Improved w'th a sin
gle two-story framo dwelling house, other
small framo outbuildings, fences, trees,
cte , thereon.
Seized nnd taken In execution at tro
suit ot Republic Savings und Loan nsso
clatlon vs. Alpheus Rodney. Debt, JS12.17.
Judgment No. S":?, May Term, 1900. FI.
fa, to May Term. 1900.
GEOROE D. TAYLOR, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 19 All the right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendnat, Edward J. Fallon, m
ttnd to all that certain lot, pleco or parcel
of land situate, lying and being In Old
Forgo Township, now Borough of Old
Forgo, County of Lackawanna nnd Slate
ot Pennsylvania, bounded nnd described
as folloxvB, to wit: Beginning at a point
on tho east sldo of tho public road lead
ing from Plttston to Scranton and run
ning nlong Bald road oast forty-two (42)
feet to a corner post In lino of lands of
Jamea Foley; thence along land of said
Foley south one hundred und thirty (ISO)
feet to a post In lino of land belonging
to Mary Fallen; thenco along said Mary
Fallon's land xvest forty-two (42) feet to
a post, and thenco along snld Mary Fal
lon's land north ono hundred and thirty
(130) feet to tho place of beginning. Being
tho samo land conveyd to Bald Edward J.
Fullon by deed of John J, Fahoy, sheriff,
datod the fifteenth day of December,
1692, and recorded In Lackaxvnaua Coun
ty, In Deed Book No. P3, page 408, etc.
Improved with a two-story framo dwell
ing houso and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and tnken In execution at the
suit of tho Taylorvllle Building and Loan
SHERIFF'S SALES.
nssoclatlon x's, Edward J. Fallon. Debt,
fl.000. Judgment No. 591, May Term, 1900.
FL fa. to May Term, 1900.
CHARLES E. OLVER. Att'y.
ALSO
No. 20. All tho right, tltlo and Interest
of tho defendant, E. B, Garncll, In und to
all that certain lot or parcel of land sit
uated In tho City of Scranton, In tho
County of Lnckawanna, Pa., and boundtd
nnd described as follows: Beginning on
tho easterly sldo of tho Providence road nt
tho corner of an alley now called Ruddy's
place; thenco nlong snld alley Houth fifty
(50) degree-! nnd forty (40) minutes cast
ono hundred nnd twenty and two-tenths
(120.2) feet to a corner; thence south
thirty-eight (38) degrees nnd thirty-nvo
(35) tnlnutcn xvest thirty-six nnd three
teenths (30.3) feet to a corner: thenco
north fifty-four (54) degrees and forty (40)
minutes west one hundred nnd eleven (111)
feet to n corner In Provldonco rond afore
said; thence nlong Providence ronel north
twenty-seven (27) degrees and thirteen
(13) minutes east forty-nvo (43) feet to
tho placo of beginning. Being tho samo
lot of land convoyed to Edward B. Gar
ncll by Almlna II. Noll In deed elnted tho
intra rtny of April. 1896, nnd duly record
ed. Coal nnd minerals reserved. All lm-prox-od
with ono three-story building used
as store, dwelling and hall; also a xvo
story factory, and In rear a two-story
frame dwellng nnd nuthouse.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of German Building Association, No,
8, vs. E. B. Garnell. Debt, $1,100. Judg
ment No. 310. May Term. 1900. Fl. fa. to
May Term, 1900. HANNAH, Att'y.
ALSO
No. SI. All tho right, tltlo, and InteWst
of tho defendants, Ueoigo Tobey and
Richard Llewelyn In and to nil the sur
face or right ot soil of all that certain
lot. Dleco or narcel of land situate In tho
Township of Fell, County of Lackawanna
nnd Stato of Pennsylvania, and contain
ing a front of fifty (30) feet northwest
ward on Main street, bounded northeast
ward at right angles to sale! street, ono
hundred and forty-flvo (145) feet by Oak
street; southeastward parallel xvlth suld
street fifty (60) feet by an alley, nnd
southwestward at right angles to Main
street ono hundred nnd forty-flx'O (113)
feet by Lot Mo 106 on snld street. Com.
prising Lot No. 101 on Main street, ns tho
same is designated and represented on a
mnp of building lots ot the Northern
Coal nnd Iran company on a tract of land
In tho xvarrantee namo of Patrick Gray.
Improved with a two-story double dwell
ing with basement outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution nt tht
suit of tho Calvert Building and Loan
association, of Baltimore, M. D., vs.
George Tobey and Richard Llewelyn.
Debt, J1.400. Judgment No. 616, May Term,
1900. Fl. fa. to May Term, 1900.
j. f. Reynolds, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 22. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendants, A. L. Callendcr nnd
Jennie Callendcr, his wife. In and to nil
that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
xvlth tho messuages and tenement there
on erected, situate In tho Thirteenth xvard
ot tho City of Scranton, County of Lnck
awanna and Stnte of Pennsylvania, upon
Sixth street (now Dickson avenue), being
Lot No. 4, In Block No. 17, upon tho plot
of Sanderson's Addition to tho City ot
Scranton. called nnd known as Green
Ridge, which plot has been duly recorded.
Tho said lot is rectangular and Is sixty
(00) feet In front on Sixth street (now
Dickson avenue), nnd one hundred nnd
seventy-ono and one-half (17114) feet,
more or less, in depth. Tho measure
ment of the depth to commonco ten (10)
feet from the inside of tho sidewalk, with
the right to enclose, occupy and uso said
ten (10) feet for cellarxvay, porch, steps,
veranda, or shrubbery, but not to erect
any buldlng thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Republic Savings and Loan asso
ciation vs. A. L. Callendcr and Jennlo A.
Callendcr, his wife. Debt, $1,917.23. Judg
ment No. 391, Mny Term, 1900. Lev. fa.
to May Term. 1900.
GEORGE D. TAYLOR, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 23. All tho right, tltlo anil Interest
of tho defendant, Crandall V. Thompson,
Jr., In nnd to nil that certain lot. piece or
parcel of land, sltuato In tho Township
and County of Lackawanna and Stato of
Pennsylx'nnla, bounded and described as
iouows: ueginning at a siaito set iui
tho westerly corner ot School street nnel
Plttston avenue, and running thence
along said avenue south seventy-thrco
(ii) degrees anil live (5) minutes west ono
hundred nnd sixty-four nnd four-tenths
(161.1) feet: thence north sixteen (16) de
grees nnd ilfty-tlvo (35) minutes west one
hundred and llfty-flvo (153) feet to a 13
foot alley thenco along said allev north
seventy-threo (73) degrees and live (n)
minutes east ono hundred nnel seventy
eight and e'lght-tenlhs (17S.8) feet to
School street aforesaid; thence nlong tho
westerly lino of said School street south
eleven (11) degrees and forty-five (43) min
utes east ono hundred nnd fifty-flx'o nnd
six-tenths (133 6) feet to tho placo of be
ginning. Containing twenty-six thousand
six hundred nnd eighty nnd fifty-four
one-hunelredths (26,680 64-100) square feet
of land, strict measure. Comprising Lots
Nos. 1, 2 and 3. in Block No. 29, as laid
out and mapped for E. N. Wlllaril ct al.,
trustees, by C W. Thompson, jr. Coal
and minerals being reserved. All Im
proved with a txvo-story frame dwelling
house, barn and outhouses.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt tho
suit of tho Eastern Union Building and
Loan socloty vs. Crandall W. Thompson,
jr. Debt, $742.3$. Judgment No. C21.
May Term, rirt. FI. fn. to May Term,
1900. STARK, Att'y.
ALSO
No. SI. All the right, title and Interest
of tho dcfenelant, M. J. Donahoe, admin
istrator of tho esthto of James J, Mahon,
deceased, In nnd to nil the following do
scribed lot, pleco or parcel of land sltuato
In tho Township of Covington. In the
County of Lackawanna and State of
Pennsylvania, bounded nnel described as
follows, to wit: Lot No. 15. of Colt's
survey of Butler's lands, adjoining lands
formerly of William Riley and Joseph Os
elen, nnd Lots Nos. 10, 14 and IS, ot salel
colts survey or uutier s lanas. con
taining ono hundred and eight (108) acres
nnd twclx'O (12) perches of land. Being
the samo land conveyed by Mary Duggan,
admlnstratrlx, and by N, Butler ot nl.. to
James Watson nnd John Mahon by deeds
dated Aug. 13, I860, and Feb. 0. 1867. and
recoreled in tho office for recording deeds
In Luzerne County In Deed Books N03.
114 and 122, nt pages 41 nad 63 respective
ly, and being tho same premises devised
by the said John Mahon to the said Jamcv
J. Mahon by his last will and testament
probated In tho register's orhco of Laek
n wanna County Jan. 10th, 1SS1. Except
ing ono ncro of land owned by tho School
district of Covington Township. Nearly
all Improved with two two-story frame-,
hlnglo dwelling houses and two frame
barns und other outbuildings nnd fruit
trees there'on. Tho Interest of tho de
fendant In nnd to tho uforesnld premises
does not exceed an undivided one-half
tnereor.
Also all the light title, and Interest of
tho said defendant In and to all that cer
tain pleco or parcel of land sltuato In tho
Toxvnshlp of Covington, In tho County of
Lackawanna nnel State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described ns follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point in a public roael
running from Philadelphia nnd Great
Bend Turnpike to a public roael In Spring
Brook Township; thence across Lot Ni.
15 of Colt's survey of Butler's lands to a
corner ono hundred and twenty-seven
(127) rods to lands of Michael Langan In a
westerly direction elghty-flvo (83) rods t )
a corner: thenco nlong land known as
lTnIon Mill property In a northerly dlree.
tlon one hundred and twe-nty-seven C27i
rods In publlo road aforesaid; thenro
nlong said road In an easterly direction
to the placo of bcglnnli g Containing
sixty-seven (67) acres nnd seventy-nvo
(73) tquaro reds of land, bo tho samo
moro or less, Excoptlrg ono acre of
land owned by the Si'hool district of Cov
ington township. Nearly all Improxed
xvlth a two-story single framo dwelling
house, a frame barn nnd outbuildings
and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit ot Henry J. Butler, executor of ttio
estate of David Lnngan, deceased, x-s,
M. J. Donahoe, administrator of the es
tate of James J. Mahnn. deceased. Debt,
$1,325.09. Judgment No, 263, Mrach Term,
1900. Fl. fa. to May Term. 1900.
C. C. DONOVAN, Att'y.
TERHS OF SALE.
FIFTV DOLLARS CASH WMRN PROP.
ERTY IS STRUCK 0FP, AND BALANC0
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTRR SALE
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BH PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD.
J0URNMENT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sharif.
Sheriff's ofllce, Scranton, Pa., April 21,
1900.
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AT SCRANTON
On Thursday, Hay 10.
TRANSCENDENT TWO.
Greatest of All Menapies, Circuses
and Hippodromas United.
In All tho Magnitude of Invested
Millions In All the Majesty of
Honor and Morality.
Tlio Only Big Show In America Today
Ami Just as rrrently proFcntril in Mullson Square
Garden, New Vork Cltv, WIlKllR NONE OTIIEIt
NOW EM1I1IITS, OK DAltKS TO.
ITS MAGNIFICENCE OF MERIT
INCLUDING ALL THE MAS
TER FEATURES.
An Amiisrment nny of a riiotunnil 300 OrcatMt
Artl'ti 10(1 Champion Arts 1) Incomparaliln
Bareback Equestrian 23 Superlatively Tunny
Clowns.
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THE EGYPTIAN GIANT.
Tho Tallest of Marklml Tho Ilugcst Humin
Marvel.
In the Grandest Coliseum Ever Moved
The Heroic ltaeei of Every Era, Tracl: and Nstion.
A Wondrous Exposition of ltare Willi Ileasts.
The IllKROit Herds of Brainiest Elephants.
The Only School nf Trained Sea I.ion and Heals.
A Cute and Cunnir.c Clrcm for tho Children,
A Superbly eni.itional Free Street I'aiadc.
Moro for Your Money Thtm Avarice
Would Dream of Asking.
One 50-cent Ticket Admitting to All.
Children, Under 0 Years, Half Price.
Two Exhibitions Daily. Doers Open at 1 and 7
P. M. Performances at a and 8.
Lowest Excursion Rales for All Arranged For
IIeerved Seats for sale 011 day of Exhibition, at
Matthews' Dru? Storo, 1120 Lackawanna Avenue.
I YCEUM THEATRE
- BURO-UNDER & RBIS, Usse.-s.
It- K. l.ONO, Alanager.
PALMER COX'S
BROWNIES
IN FAIRYLAND,
Anelnbornto muilcnl extrnvapriuim
In two nets, 'joti-111 ciist lino.
Costumes from N. V. Libretto by
Palmer Cox. Music by Mnlcom DoiirIos.
TUKHDAV an I M'EUNICSUAY evenlnir.
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Gcnernl admission -jfic. Iteserxeil Rents fl5
and OOc. 11 kiiloitt I.vceuiii box olllco Satur
day morning. Ktusoil and dliecteil by (.
K. Driiyer of New Vork.
Saturday Night and Matinee, May 13
The Fad of the Season,
HALL CAINE'S Powerful Play,
44 The Christian"
MISS EFFIE ELLSLEB as
"GLORY QUAYLE"
Liebler & Co., Managers.
As presented for 175 nights in
New York, 110 nights in Boston.
Prices Night, S1.50, $1.00, 75c,
50c, 25c. Matinee, SI., 75c, 50e, 25c,
ACADEHY OF HU5IC,
BUHClllNnBR & RB1S. Lessees.
11. R .I.OMJ, Manuscr.
3 Days commencing
THUBSDAY, MAY 10,;
USrAI, JIA'llNEES. TWO SHOWS IN ONE
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NEUVILLE
And a Caicful Selected Company of Plaverg
in a atinj llevlval of
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