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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TI I3SDAV, OCTOBER 30, 1000.
5
GREAT MEETING
IN THE ARMORY
Masterly Address Delivered by Con
gressman Charles E. Lit
tlefield, of Maine.
PARADE OF THE
They Acted as an Escort to the Speaker of
the Evening and the Local Candidates
from the Hotel Jermyn to the Armory.
Mayor James Moir Was the Chairman of
the Evening and in a Neat Speech Intro
duced Congressman Littlefield The Lat
ter Charged Bryan with Insincerity and
Hypocrisy and Dwelt Upon the History of
the Democratic Party with Reference to
Trusts.
For the Hint time in the inosioiit
tampalKii the ctiiitral olty was hint
night given an opportunity of showlni?
Its Itopubliean enthusiasm and It did
It with a vim. Thu audience which
gathered at the armory was a compli
ment to even such an illustrious dti
y.eii and noted orator as the speaker of
tile evening, Hon. Charles K. Little
lleld, of Jlaine, for in Immensity and
vigorous: intelligent, demonstratlve
ncss the big auditorium never held
anything that surpassed it and It will
lie admitted that It has held some
Mg, appreciative and enthusiastic as
semblages. All the seats that tin- Moor could ac
commodate were crowded between the
.stage and the door and in the spaces
at either side of the stage and not
one of these wore vacant. The side
aislus for nearly their, whole length
and the center aisle for a good dis
tance were tilled with standing men
mill in the rear of the hall was a jam
that extended far out into the corridor,
lluny ladies were present, many of
them from the most prominent fami
lies of the city and they were quite
as liberal and hearty in their applause
as were the men folks. .Mrs. Little
Held accompanied .Mr. and Sirs. A. I).
Jllncklnton, at whose home .Mr. and
Mrs. LiUlcllold are being entertained.
On thu stage were seated Mayor
James Jloir, the chairman of the even
ing: Congressman William Council,
President .lodge K. Archbald.
Deputy Attorney Ceneral l-'ivd W.
Fleitz, A. J. Cplborn, Jr., .Major Kver
ctt "Warren, Thomas II. Hale. Hon.
John Solicitor, Fred L. Wnrms-r anil
Candidates John II. Fellows. John
Copeland, T. 1. Daniels, F.mil llmui
and Hon. K. Heck.
The hall was elaborate decorati d in
the national colors. Scarcely a vestlye
of the rough, dismal Interior wa
noticeable. Large Mags, clusters of
tiinall banners, Mreameis and long
stretches of bunting were used very
effectively in transforming 1 1 1 big,
barren hall Into an at tractive and
cheery place. Itnuuers and portraits of
thu candidates adorned the walls, and
at the entrance of the armory wis
placed a large transparency bearing
the legend, "The People's Choice for
Congiess, Hon, William C r.,"
Congressman Ultlclield spoke for
nearly two hours. nis style is
one peculiar to himself. He has
a voice of great depth and
.and volume, and without a seeming
effort and in apparently ordinary con
versational tones made himself dis
tinctly understood even out lu the cor
ridor, PARADE OF THE
MARCHING CLUBS
The Union League, lloosovolt Hough
Xllders, West Hide Itepubliean club
and T. J. Uoynolds Uepubllcnu club
combined to give Congressman Llt
tlelleld 11 suitable escort from the
Hotel Jerniyn to the Armory. Each
of theso organizations turned out a
largo number of members and fully
two hundred uini llfty uniformed men
woro lu line, and gave the distin
guished gentleman from Maine a mus
ing reception when ho stepped from
the Jermyn corridor,
Tho Hough lllders formed on Wash
Jngton avenue, between i.indeu and
Spruce Htreots, while the Union Lea
guers met at tho (ieutral Kepublleun
headquarters. Promptly at 7.30 o'clock
theso two companies formed into Una
nnd inarched to Lackawanna nvenuo
and then down tho nvemut to tho
West Lackawanna nvenue bridge..,
where they Joined tho 'Went Side Cen
tral Tlepubllenn club and the T, J.
Reyiioltltt Republican club. Then,
with llylns colors, and amid martial
strains played by Lawrence's band,
tho combined companies marched up
ilio avenue.
First came tho Rough Riders. Thoy
worolout in full force, about sevcnly
flvo nion. riding along on their spirited
prancing horses. Cuptalp Kara Rip
ple, Jr., led his men. who were divided
Into several snuads, of which tho llrst
was led by Lieutenant iko Rrown.
Svith their blue shirts broad-brimmed
MARCHING CLUBS
bats and leggings, the lioop, made a
splendid showing, and Its appearance
all along tho line of march was tins
signal for loud applause.
Lawrence's band was next In line,
and then followed the Tnlon League.
Hid ween seventy and eighty men,
led by Captain Lewis Cwrter, marched
along with an easy.rythmle grace of
motion that was beautiful to see.
F.aeh member of the association was
clad in the 'League's khaki uniform,
with campaign hat and leggings. The
men presented n tine martial appear
ance, and were assigned the honor
able post of the escort, by being
made the guaid of the carriages con
taining Congressman Littlefield. The
League banner was carried well in
the van. and with its pictured four
leaf seemed symbolical of the good
luck and fortune which will attend
the Itepubliean party at the election,
fieorge Marshall, Jr.. and Curl Is How
ell strode along gallantly In the first
rank, one on either side of the big
standard bearer.
Captain Frank 1!. Ib'ise and mem
bers of the "West Side Central Itepub
liean club followed the T'nion Lea
guers. Some seventy men were in
ilne and with tli3h- khaki uniforms,
almost the eounternart of those worn
by the body which preceded them,
seemed but another division of the
Leaguers, t tally waved their banner
at the head of their gallant pblanx.
and close to lis bearer inarched Cap
tain Ite-se and Professor David
Owens, his stalwart form looking
sturdy and soldierly in the campaign
uniform.
The T. J. Reynolds Kepublleun club
brought up the rear. F.ach man be
longing to this organiKation wore a
red, white or blue cap and the waving
color effect as they marched blithely
along contributed to the fine appear
ance of the entire body of marchers.
At I'enu avenue the escort made
an abrupt turn and prncjedoit down
the avenue to Spruce sueet, wheie
they made another short cut and
marched to the .Irriuyn. There the
liough lllders halted, and, after a se
lection by the band, the mounted troop
rode ,i i hi ml io Wyoming avenue and
then as the carriages were driven up,
Congressman l.ittlelield, accompanied
by the reception committee, left the
hotel by the Wyoming avenue exit.
Congressman Lltilelleld, congress
man William Council, Frederick W.
Fleitx and Mayor James -Moir occupied
the llrsL carriage, which was cltlven
huineiliaii.'ly behind the Kough lllders.
Major F.vcreti Warren. F. L. Wurin-s,-r.
A. J. Colhorn and i II. Dale
were In the second carriage, and In
the third were Major T. F. Penman,
P. .Silas Waller and A. . Illaokinton,
of Bunmorc. The other organizations
fell Into line behind Hie carriages,
While in front of the Jermyn a large!
number of Itoman candles, sky rockets,
red tire and llreworks of various kinds
were ignited by I lie J'niou league, and,
as the showers of balls o tire fell
from on high, and the pyrotechnic dis
play was taking place, an accompani
ment of cheers and volleys of upplatiHe
were given by the great crowd which
gathered and which cheered tln Kough
Riders, Union leaguers and all the
marchers to the echo nnd signaled its
applause lu even more enthusiastic
terms as .Congressmen Llttletleld and
Council entered their carriage.
The escort carriages then proceeded
to Lackawanna avenue and tboneo
to "Washington. The procession then
turned up Washington to Linden and
direct to the armory. Oreat erowdh
blueked tho path of the marchers ami
all nlong the routti there was a great
deal of cheering and loudly manifested
enthusiasm.
GREAT CROWDS
HEARD SPEECHES
The urinary was comfortably filled at
8 o'clock, when tho marching clubs ar
rived, escorting tho speakers, commit
teemen and candidates, and as the for
mer ptoceeded to the seats reserved for
them, Just In front of the stage, ami
tho latter to their places on tho plat
form, there was a continuous volley of
entliuslastlo cheorlug. Tho Keystone
colored club, n natty black suits and
silk tiles, marched in with President
Campbell Hughes at their head, and
were given a hearty hand, The appear
nuco of Congressman Council brought
forth three sturdy rounds of applauso
and a "What's tho matter with Con
noil V led by the Union leaguers, was
responded to with a "He's all right!"
that made tho rafters quake. "Tommy"
Daniels also came in for a soeclal
cheer, led by the West Riders,
At S.15 Deputy Attorney Oeneral
Flelts introduced Mayor Moir as the
chairman of tho evening, nnd when tho
applauso that greeted tho city's chief
executive hail subsided, the mayor pro
ceeded to discuss the duty of citizen
ship.
"VV nre here," he said, "In tiur.'ti
unco to a constitutional rlaht, The
constitution sols forth that certain mil
curs arc to bo elected In ti certain wiy,
It presumes that every citizen will, one
week front tomorrow, declare his choice
for national, state ami county ollleers.
"Tliu.i meetings arc an education of
tile voters nnd tend to waken a mini
to his duty. 1 do not think there Is any
apathy hern. There Is tintnuUiilciililo
evidence to the contrary lu this splen
did meeting. Rut It does exist In conic
places, t cannot see why a voter can
bo apathetic. A good Republican must
view with it feeling nkln to horror it
disregard lu his fellow Republican for
our government and Its grand Institu
tions, as would be evidenced by apathy
in the elections."
After a glowing tribute to President
McKlnley, tho mayor Introduced Con
gressman Littlefield as a man worthy
to receive the political immtle of
Thomas H. Reed, and worthy of a place
lu lino with Itamlln, the Morrows,
llhilne and the other great statesmen
who have come to tls from Maine,
After Alfred Woolcr had won an en
core with mi excellent rendition of his
own campaign song, "Honor, Love and
Nation," Mtv Littlefield was presented,
and proceeded to deliver one of the
best political speeches a Kcrantoli audi
ence has over had the pleasure of list
ening to.
LITTLEFIELD ON
CAMPAIGN ISSUES
Hon. Charles K. Littlefield spoke as
follows:
.Mr. Cli.dim.ni. Lnilics, f.etit It mi n ami IYIImv
( Itl'iiii: I r.nlicr fci'l like In limine; coiil-, to
.Vl'W C.istlc when I iiitno Into tin klul" ef Pi tin.
ii,vlv.iiii.i fur the pmiHMu of ili'iiiS'.iiiK; ltcpuli.
lii.Mii iloetrlni'.i. Tlmiv li mi .-t.ili in the icpGlillc
Hint i nmli'lnlooil to li.lie metier ciy in t lie
irMilt.-. ot tills c.iiimIkii than tin1 tsdc of lVnu
sjlvjnla. It Ih with kip.iI iltunru tli.it"! .im
here tlii-. pumiIiik fo.- a t.ltuil wluic for die pur.
1UI.-.0 ot i!!rtKsin mmc of tin- qiH'-liim hivulu'd
In this iiiin.iimi. It is .il-o wltli ptci'-iiii. thit
I n.iy th.it t lie lime lor iIwiismoii is practically
out Iht.iiw the light i ulie.oly iii.iil, Ilio
Melory Is nlrr.iily noli. 'Ilieie ! nollilng prae
llially left, in I his iMiiipafgn lit tin- luting und
tin- counting anil the Miominj.".
The only tiling that is neeiled is to -Imply .-.tlr
(lie Itepiihliian huts to they m.iy come out to
!! pills nn the (llli iliy of Noiemt.cr for tlii
national tiel.et, ior the .state ai.il the county
tlikets in tlie state of I'omi-o lwinin.
i liaie In vu throns'i quite a IniKi pn'.tlon of
v lint I all Ihe we-lem country vinee I Ml Ihc
jilpie tthi'ie tte pry up the Mm in the moinnii;
.mil let It shine over the lulance of tin- le
pnlilic ilutinj.' Hie li.il.inee of tlie d.iv. i e.inie
In. in K.mis a Heel, auu la-t Sitimliy, ami 1
li.nl tlie pi miiiic of iu.il.uig -filial 'imhe In
li.tn-.i-. ami I am ul.ul in hiim li.n a lepmt
fn in I'te .tale of K.m-.i-.
t was gl.ni to he ill l'..lli-,i- to i .lll-f I liliieni.
lined K.m-is as holy imoiiihI I ttipi'li.
Ilian .stamlpoii.t. ami I iiiiiiuilu'ieil wh.ii K.m-J:i
as hnin a- .1 Ht.lte .ik.iiikI till' opp.-aioii of
the Dellloi 1.11 y, when ill the leiy hour 01 II
li'ullt auony It iva- alt ilicateil in lllt'ily ami
fieiil.im anil to Cliii-ti.iu i iiili.iliou.
i am vl.nl to he ahle to reiort fovn the ie
pulls all oiei I.ui-.is Hut I leeeiveil w-lnfr I
vas iheie, tint clii Ii.is reeoineil Imui lin
political ihliiimn of the ln-t eiuhl or 'in jimii
ami on the lith of Xoinnlier fiom foity to slty
thoii-.iml m.iiniily j-!ic will mil up lor "li Kinley
anil ltooi-Tielt.
.v Tin: lAiiui's t ot .s in v.
I have hci u in tlie iiiemiV luunlii at-o. f
li.ne tieeii in Xilua-I;a, ami the iieati-.' ion e(
to r-hiasl,a the smnlhr and nioie -htiv.'lled up
til" di.-tllU'llPlieihapo-tle of ilt-iouli'Ut.tli.tl is III.;
eandidate of the jiinioeiaey hi thi- eiuipaiKi',
appeals to siou. I hail ti.lec meetimrs in -Ne.
ht.t-K.i and I wa- ,-n hoai-e 1 eouhln't till; inu
l.io.l: I hale mil mi" loiee with me toni.'hl on
will nothe, and I waul to fell you lh.il .ihi'.i-.lo
is iDiiiinj; nut all rinlil in this eleelion, lue.'.
Into the lli'pulilk'.in lohiiut..
I taw a nre.it many iuteie-tiug tilings on my
tup into the we-t and imong other things in
which I wan moie inleir-led than anjlhiiig el.'e
I .u the riler Platte. Xo'v you all Kineniiiir
thai William .teuuin.'.s Uiian Is railed tho !mv
oilor ef Ihe Platte, ami it is laid time ai
physie.il i liara.'teii-iif - In that di.tingui-hid
livir Ilia, inn (iitiulv paiallcl null liiian, !'
lilli'i liially ,uid mintall.t. It i- -lid to he many
thou-iud miles hug, and a iiutnhii of itiiii
Iil and vny thallow. ami a leiv peruli.ir
tiling ahiinl thai liiei i.. ih.a it chanae- its
phi-icl pei uliaiilies ami ehaiacld inii s as lie
appaienlh' ih.ucis ids ii.cntal and iuti'lleelu.il
cliaiai Lrii-tie-.
Now, the tdiur lii uri '.. ;: we mi inih:e
e nt'.i I hing tie -,n. n tin-' I'uui.iatun tin h
he lau.w. and a i.iuliar thing almiir tins riler
is in the ,iear I'Iihi it i- gtowiiig .-hallowii
iiny da i, mid il i- &'. -h.ilt.iiv now that Ihe
gi!i"l,i'ppi i- eieu w.ule Minis- lh.it li'.er. ami it
is aid that Ihey -elilnai wrt llieir fee., it is
-it -hallme: and 1 -aw tlie grn hoppn- miceli
or tin oihei ide i.r tlie liver, and they nui-i
liaio wad.'d aeio-s In order to get aiio-- ih.
tiler.
(A loire III the aiidlinii illltllilpls the -pe.lU'
erl.
If I .i.i f .ir. am i.f 4ii) fiiiiid- dial want In
put iuijiitiiis to mt, and I -hall nut he heie
tint two Iioum or lime horns or four hotav.
hill If any lady or geuth man has any inipiiiy
t. put In the ioiir-e of till- di-Mi-inu I shall
he 1 1 y alid to nieiie ami an-wer it. lhni'l
he ali.iiil ot me, yon ni.iv lie dead Mire I atu mil
,'iliaid of ion.
Now, the llrl lliii.g io lie -aid in this t'.iiit
giaign In any -peiili is a- ha- well heen ,-ug'
r,e-led liy .lour di-tiiigui.-lu d m.i.ioi'. who pie-side.-
omi llil. iiieetlng, thi' In t Ihing to he
-aid i- llial we aie lonl'ionled wltli the snue
eandid.ili'.s dial w were in Ivni, Tlie next thing
to he said Is thai no (.Ingle -talcmpnt made
by U'llll.im .Ipiiiiiii;- Iti.i.iii in IS'id has eier
provitl Hue or come willilu a gun-hot of pio.'
ing tl.it, liol one ,-lugle plu.plic-y, and he is
eoiidiiciliig this I'.iiiipaicn altogeiher on pioplie.y,
Xow, if h. iniild not ue.-s light In l.-lui, and
he could mil, how i.tu we he .i-sineil that he
cat gue-s ilulit now, and on tlie bads of that
guci.s ii-li Intelligent people to ifgl..er lluir
lotcs lor him .nnl the pnlieies that lie rrpie.
,enl.s in Ihis camp.ilgnV
SIM IK AMI Wlir.VT illViHICIMI.
Why 1 had the ptiiihge in heating a nun
wlio heard lillli luaUe a -pieili In t'letelatnl in
Ix'.ii), when lie was mi lull of I Ills iloctiiue of his
t.'oiiliuuect cm I'.igti '.)
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SHERIFF'S SALES,
OIIKUMT'S BAt.R
OI-'
Valuable Real Estate
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KUUJAV, NOVKAttlKIt 0, lfXi.
Hy virtue of Hiiiidr.v writs of l-'leri I'll
Ins, Levari Iiteliis nnd Venditioni 1!.-
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I'ifii.ip. icniiu'ti uui til inu v.iiii , ... v..,,.-
nioii l'leiis of htteltiiwunnii Count)', to mo
poll
tiiicuii'ii, i will cxpu.-u in iioiiiii; run' o
vendue or otitety, to the blithest und beit
bidder, for rush, nt tho Court Mouse, In
the City of Heriiiitnii, l.iietmwiinuii Coun
ty, on I'lltDAV, thu NINTH 1JAY Ol-'
NOVKMUKlt, A. I)., VMl, ut 19 o'clock In
lite lM'cimotl of stild iJa.v, nil tho ilRlll,
title and lnturust ot the ilerniiilunls lu
unci to tho followltiB described lots, pieces
in inirceis ni lllllll, vu..
No. 1. All tho llcht. title nnd interest
or the defendant, Alary UtilU'y, udinlnl
ttutrlx of Jnnu'M Donnelly, deceiised, in
tuitl to tilt that certain piece or imrcel of
liiiiil sltnulti In i'rleeburir. l.uelcawnti'ia
county, I'ii,, known us hot No, 7 In Ulock
No. in, and frontiiiu; on Albert Htreet; be
lnij filly (fjil feet In front by olio hundred
and sixty-live (lf.r.) teet In depth, accord
lntr to ti plan or mnp entitled Alnoro'ti
Alii) or Prlrobiiw. Cnul and inlncrnlH
reserved. All Improved with one two
Btory wood two-hoiine block and out
lnillilttiRM thereon.
Seized and tuketi In execullim at tlie
suit of Johanna Donnelly vs. Alary Cui
ley, ndinlnhtratrK- of James Donnelly,
di'crnred. Debt, t'MZ JtulKnicnt No. IIP!,
November Term, into. h'l. la, to Nov.
Term, 1!M.io. WOODltt'h'K, Alt'y.
AhSO
No. 2. All the right, title nnd InlerMt
of tho defendiintH, Aterrltt Scott, Mcrrltt
Scott. Jr., Andrew Heotl, .ibu Seott and
David Scott, In and to till that certain
piece or parrel of hind situate In the
township of Silting: ttrook, dcs.erlbot a;i
follows: BeKlniilucr at a beech Hump
the pottthwest corner of Wllllnm llenn
dlct warrant; thence south elKlity-elKht
and one-half (SS'41 decrees east one hun
dred and tltlrtv-three iHXl) perehei.;
thence ntirlh one end one-fnurlh (1U1 ile
Brees oust one hundrt;cl!ind thirty-three
flfSJ) perches to the southwest rnrncr of
Nn, ii: thence north tlilrty-eli;ht and
three-fourths (.IV'i) deBrees west one
hundred and tlilrly-tbree (l.T!) perehos to
warrant line; thence iiliinu warrant line
.outh one and throp-fourtlis fl"l) deKrees
west one hundred nlid thirty-two and
one-fciutth ca1!) perches to road to tlie
place of bcKlnnliiK. ('onliiliilnif mio hun
dred and tea (110 ncres, be the same
mciro or less, Uelng No. I of Al. Jley
lort'H idlolinent of Siirlnff Brook; lielnu
part of the William Iiencdlct wurraut,
and beliiu that certain lot of land which
was contracted by Atichind Aleylert, at
tiitnev for tlie e.-tale of Samuel "NX.
Klsher. deceased, tu Aferritt Scott, of
Spring; llrook. by articles dated April
UTtli. A. D., 1S.VT. and afterward UHSlRtied
to .lulla Ann Scott on April 27, A. ID..
1S;!. and sub.siMptetitly devised by said
Julia Aim Scull in defendant. Alert-it
Seott, sr,, as will more fully appear by,
reference to will of said .lulla Ann Seott
In roRlster of Mills' otliee, In nnd for
t.ai'kawnniiu county. Improved with
a two-storv flame iHvcllitiR hotu.e, two
frame barns, and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit or Asi-lpticd to (.ieorso At. Okell vs.
Alerrltt Senlt. Debt. .tll2.!H. Jtulgmoiil
No, 1.-.I. Septemlier Term, T-tni. Ki. fa. to
November Term. !W. Also at tlie suit
of Assigned to Ctenrge jr. Okell vs. Aler
rltt Seott. Jr.. Andrew Seott. Xlb.i Scott
and David Seott. Debt. $.ivr.ri(i. .Iitdu
menl No. Mi2, .latiuary Term, P.nKl. KI.
fa. to November Term, IfOtl.
OlvKhh, Alt'y.
ALSO
No. .'!. All the light, title and Interest
of the cleleiiilant. Kdwnrd Allies, lu and to
all lliosi! two eertaiit pieces, parcels or
lots of land, situate, lylnjv and being; in
tlie villagu of Daltnii, township of North
Alilngton, county nf hacknwannn and
state of I'eausvlvauia. belia? a part lit
Coray's Addition to the Villago of Dal
ton, boiitiiled nttil described as follows,
to wit: Tlie first thereof beglutiinpr at
the southeasterly corner of lauds late
of Niran Ih-owu. dei.-eased, and on the
easterly side of AVetherby street; thenen
.siitith six and iliree-foitrtlis li'.:ii) cle
grees west two liuiidreil and fifty f"'i'))
feet to a corner of Ives' lot; '.hence nlolif;
tho iiiirlberly boiiudury line of said Ive-.'
lot. cioutli elglity-threo and nnii-tourlli
(SlPi; degrees east two hundred and fifty
Cr.li) feet In a coiner In the westelly
boundary line of the Delinvnre.l.ackiiwaii
na and "Western llullioad eoiiuiany's rlKht
of way: thence along lasl mentioned Him
north six and three-fourths oi:;;i degrees
east two hundred and llfty C'aiji feet In
a corner In line of lands late of Nlran
lirowii. deceased :.lheliee alonji' tho soulli
erlc boundary line of lust mentioned
lands north eighty-threw nnd one-fourth
(sn'i) degrees west iwo hundred and llfly
(li.VD feet to ii corner, the place of begin
ning'. Containing- sixty-two thousand
(i;-.oo0) siiunrn feet of land, lie the same
more or less. Improved with u larfro
two-stniy frame dwelling- house, outbuild
ings, trull und shade trees thereon.
Tlie second thereof beginning; at the
northwesterly corner of Thompson nnd
Kim streets: tlieneii int. lite northerly Mile
of Mini street: north elgltt -three and
otie-foiilli is:'.1)) decrees iveM two hun
dred C'ln feel to n ecu nor of Allies and
Kim streeb.; thenen nlong' lite easterly
slcl of Allies street, ninth -Ix and llnee
fourths (') degrees e;.st llfly IW) feet
to ii corner; thence south oiKlity-lliteo
and one-foiirlli (S"'i1 degrees east two
hundred iSmi) feet to u corner on West
erlv Hide of Thompson street: iheiiee
south six and tliree-foutllis (BUI de
KI'uch west llfty (.i feet to n corner, the
place of beginning. Containing; ten
thousand (lO.Hfmj stpinro feel of Intnl. be
the samo more or less. Improved with
the same more or less.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of .lames Filch and Alyroli Kas.son,
executors nnd trustees of tlin estate of
O II, I.oonils, deceased, vs, Kdward
Allies. Debt, S;),:M.I.'i. Judgment No. liSS,
Niievmber Ti'iitl, l!'i"'. KI. fa. to Novem-
, .. ........ ....... Hi'' Ull.' Ail..
IJI'l' ItlOl, lO'J'l. .1I..IMV. .Ul ,1.
Also at the sltll of llenrge.AI. Okell vs.
IMwaril Allies. Debt. i:S7.l. .luilKllient
No. lis, Jlurcli Term, lOoil. KI. fa. Io
November Term. 10"". .,,, r ,,,,
oii:i,i,, Atty,
ALSO
No. I.- All tho light, title nnd lllteiest
of tin) defendant. C. N. Sllvlus. in and Io
all that two-Htory frame tenement and
tlio folowliur described lot of land, situate
lu tho Thirteenth ward of tho City of
Scrnntou, county ol l.aoknwuuuii and
Htalo of Venitsylvnala. nn Wnlsh nnd Ho
ban's Addition hi said eily lielnj? hot No.
10 und a strip of land between lot No.
in und hot No. 11 about four nnd three
tetulis (l."l feet wldu und two liundtvil
VJft) feet deep, in Souaro or look No. ilio.
and sltuato upon street called and known
as Woymluir avenue. Said hot No. ID
helm; forty (lui feet in front on AVyo
mini; aveiiuo und two hunched (.) teet
In deplliH, and tho lot und strip losothor
being forty-four and three.leutlui (l.l.lb
feet In width and two hundred iaiO) leet
In doptli and is reetiuigulur In slinpc.
With the right to enclose mid use ten
(10) feel lu trout ot mild lot on said ave
iiuo for yard, vault, porch, piazza, bay
window or shrubbery, but lor no other
purpose, KxceptliiK' and reservlnt; coal
and mlnerabi. Improved with a two
story frame dwelllns' and other oiit-bulld.
lugs ltelng; the samo laud and premises
fully described In Alortgago Hook No. :M,
ltaco KM, being; tho niortgtiBo aceompniiy
JiiK tlio bond on which this Jiidgnieiit
wan entered.
Seized nnd taken In execution at tlio
suit ot' Sllna llnblnson vs. Charles '
Sllvlus. Debt, 1.1j1. , Jilrtsment No,
!K)7, Alny Term, IW). KI. In. to Novem
ber Term, 1iW.
WKM.S & TOltUMV, Atl'ys.
ALSO
No. I. AH 11m rlKht, lltlo and Interest
of the dofciiilain. Alex. A. Ilrcu
naii, ami Nora '- llieiimcu. In and
to all that corlnln pleie or parcel
of laud, Mtuate, lying- and being; tn the
Klfth ward of tlio City of Calbonilule.
county of Lackawanna and Main of
Pennsylvania, bounded ami described ad
follows, to wit; HcKlnnlns: at u corner
of lands of Alexander Cluiio, on tho
southerly sldo of Canaan street; tliefleu
south thlrly-nlx (30) degrees cast alons.'
tho Hue of lauds of said Alexander Clunii
ninety (00) feet to a stako corner' In lino
of loads of suld Aloxondcr Chine: thenco
south llfty and three-fourtlis (50)i) du
urecs west aloiu; IiiihIh of I'atrick blinu
lion forty (10) feet to a atuko corner;
thenco north thlrty-Mx (3d) degrees west
along hinds of 1'atriok Shannon ninety
tOO) feet to a corner on tho southerly sido
of Camiiin Htreet: thenco north llfty and
three-fourths tWli) degrees east along
Cunutin street forty (10) feet to tho place
of beginning. Containing threo thousand
six hundred (3.C00) soimre feet. Jtelng
tho samo lot of laud which Patrick Shun
non and wlfo by deed dated tho twenty-fli-Bt
day of September, A. P., 1W2, und
SHERIFF'S SALES,
isiirtt v, jircnnan, ins wire, improved
with n two'story frame dwelling Itutiso
iiiidiiutliuliilliig,
Seized and taken In execution nt the
milt of Patrick Shannon vii. Alex, A.
llrenniiu el ill, Debt, $S0!.'-'3. .ludgiuent No,
r.72, May Term, lSSii, V, fn. to Novem
her Term, law. O'XMIM Att'y.
ALSO
No. C All tho light, title nud Interest
or tho defendants, Patrick I.arkln and
llrldeet l.iiilcln and Alary A. i.arkln. In
nnd to till Unit certain piece or parcel
i.f hind Hltunto In tho borough of Dun
more, county ot r.ackiiwnumi, slate of
Peniisylvanlii, hounded nnd described nn
follows, to wit: llelng the front part
of Lot No, 15 lu Scpuire or I Hoik No. f,
and ft-onllng upon tho Drinker turnpike,
nnd being about nlxty-elght (OSl feet In
width und on the eastetly sido two hun
dred and clglttson ('.'IM feet In depth,
and on the westerly side two hundred
nnd forly-soven i'24i) feet In depth, nc
rnrillng to a plan or map entitled "Par
ker K Throop'H Allotment ot thu Mlier
wood l'ltriu." All conl nl'd minerals re
terinl limn oved wltli a stone icllur
fotltitlntlon wall, fruit treei' and grapo
vim thereon.
Sulzod and taken In exeeullon at the
suit of Stowers' Pork Packing nnd
Provision Company vs. Patrick l.ar
Iciu and llrldgct Tiarkln. Debt, $1MJ.rn.
.ludgmenl No. 2.". November 'lerm,
IMS. Alias Vend. V.x. to Noyem
her Term, lfXi. Also ut the suit of Min
vs. Alary A. I.niklu. Debt, $ae.3S. Judg
ment No. lift, November Term, ISIS. Alius
Vend. Kx. to November Term, WW.
Wlljl.AKl), WAllllKN fc KNAl't".
Alt ys.
AT.SO
No. ".-All the right, title and intercut
of tho defendant, ChurleR At. Lancaster,
In and to all that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land situate, lying nnd being In
tlie vlllr.go of Aloseow. township of Atudl
son, eotinty ot Lackawanna nud statp of
Pennsvlvanlii, bounded and described as
rollows, to wit: lteglniilng ut the cor
ner of street called and known as Church
iUrect and running 'hence north eight (S
degrees east along Mania street two
htmlred feet; thenco north clghty-two (K.i
degrees west one hundred nnd tifty, (160)
feet to an alloy: thence south live (u) de
grees west two hundred (200) feet to cor
ner of Church street; ther.ee e.ihterly
nlong Church street about .mo hundred
nnd forty-three (113) feet to the place
of beginning; being Lot No. I and. part
of Lot No. 2. on Uloek P.. on J. K. Love
land's addition to the village of Aloseow.
Intended to lie duly recorded. Improved
wltli a two-story dwelling houu and
oihei' outbuildings.
Seized and taken hi execution at tins
suit of Mary Augusta Gardner vs. Cluirien
At. Lancaster. Debt, $1,110. Judgment
No. 203, November Term, V.kk). T"l. ra. to
November Term, Ititw.
SI. J. AIAirriN, Alt'y.
ALSO
No. . All the light, title and interest
of the defendant, John II. Jordan, admin
istrator of Itlehnril Jordan, deceased. In
and to all that certain piece or puree!
of land, silualo In tlie borough of Arch
bard, ooiuitv of Lackawanna and slate
of Pennsylvania, bounded and deierlbe.l
as follows, to wll: Containing a front
of sixty (00) rent northwestward on I'liiu
street, hounded northeastward nt right
angles to .'-aid sliced one hundred (lnO)
feet by Lot No. 13 on said street; soutli
eastwatd parallel with said street sixty
(CO) feet by Lot No. Hi. onCherr y street,
and soutliwestward at right angles to
said Pino street one hundred (loO) feet
b ythe northeast line of Wayne street.
Iloitnr designated ok Lot No. I." nn Pine
sttenl, as per mnp of tlie Delaware' and
Hudson Canal company in the borough
of Archbald. Coal reserved. All Im
proved wltli a two-stor yfratne dwelllns
house and outbuildings thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at tho
suit of Assigned to AI. J. Klntz vs. John
If. Jordan, administrator of ltlchard Jor
dan, deceased. Debt. $l,0oi. Judgment
No. 31.1, November Term, liiOO. Lev. fa.
to November Term. Won.
WOODrtl'KK. Alt'y.
ALSO
No. IK All the light, title nnd Interest
of the defendant, Kred C.umnel-, in and
to all that certain farm, consisting of two
adjoining pieces of land situate in the
township of Hentou. county of Lnekn--svnnnu
and State of Pennsylvania, bound
ed and described as follows: Iieglnnlng
at a post in tho center of the old Dlkwond
road, corner of land surveyed to thu wife
of Carlton D. Karnuni. daughter of Isnao
Dotal: thence south eighty-two and onci
half (S2!-.) degrees east one hundred and
fourteen and five-tenths illl.B) perches
along said road to ap ost corner of Milan
Kvarts' land; thenco north along .said ICv
urts' line one hundred and fifteen nnd
live-tenths (11.1,3) perches to post and
stones where the beech stood, another
corner of said Kvarts"; thence north
rorly-slx (461 degrees east along said Kv
rats' line thirty-tlve and tlve-lenths (3.1.1,)
perches to post and stones In linn be
tween the counties of Susquehanna and
Luzerne; thence noith eighty-seven and
one-half (S7"i.) degres wst along said
county line one hundred and eighteen (USi
jieicltes to post nnd stones corner of land
sold bv Isaac Deiiul to Alva Cook: thence
south thltteen and one-fourth (13' i) de
grees west along said Cook's line nlnety
otii! and live tenths (fll.S) perches to post
in line of said Mrs. Karnum's laud:
thenco south clghty-two and one-h.ilf
(S'J1-) degiees east nlong tlie line of the
sumo four (I) porches to corner of tho
same: thenen south twenty-three (23)
perches to the place of beginning. Con
taining eighty-seven (S7) acres and elgh-tv-two
(S2i perches, more or less, and be
ing same prcmUi'S which 1-lzcUirl Cumaer
by his lasl will mid testament devised to
said Krederick rjurnaer, and also one ad
joining piece of land bounded and de
scribed as folows: Hounded easterly by
lands above closet Hied; southerly by lands
of IO. Quick and Jnmun Lirundage; west
erlv by lands of Jnmun lliuiiilago nnd K.
K. Phillips, and northerly by tlm dividing
line between tho counties of Lackawanna
and Susciueltiinna. Containing fitly (101
neies, more or less, being tho same land
which .1. (!. Villliims ct ul. sold and con-
vnv. it In s.';lt.l Kr ilerick IllllltnOI III' lll'.wt
dated Apiil 17, !Ss5, and recorded lu I.nek
iiwal pa conntv In Deed nok No. Ii, paif
::CS, etc. Kxcciillng and resolving from
said farm consisting ot tho niiove-de.
scribed pieces of land about ten (im acres
which I bo said Frederick iltiiiiaer (.old
and eoneyed to John If, tSrunlng by
deed dated Keb, 4, 1SHS, nnd rt'eorded In
Laeltawainiii county lu Deed .nook No.
1S3, page 2ili, leferencio being thereunto
had the same will more fully ami at
largo appear. Tlie raid l'miii louMstlp,;
of tlie above described lots or pieces of
bud Is Improved with one two. story
franio dwellbr,' douse, two burns, ono
eieriiuiy. other oiitliuildliigs and apple
orchard thereon.
Seized mid 1tllti.ll 111 exeeullon Pi tlio
suit of Freeman Leach, assigned to Sdhis
ll.trlly vs. Fred Cumuer. Debt. M,(r.'.:.:r.i.
Judgment No. lino, Slav Term. 1V.'9. Alias
Ii, la. to November Term, IMO.
mtOWNINd, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 111. All Ilia right, title and lulmont
of Ihe dotendanl. II. K. Van Kleeck. In
nud to nil that eeriiilii Picco or pr.roel of
land sltmiio in tlio borough of Jermyn,
Liiekawmuia county, boimihd tuul de
scribed as folows; Iteglimlug nt tho
southerly corner of tho intersection of
Third avenue and O struct; thenco along
tho southerly side of Cslreet In a south
jasterly illnctlon sixty (fio) feet to a eor
nnr; thenco In a southwesterly and paral
lel with suld Third avenue, fifty (Gu) feet
nioro or less, lo ii corner in line of lot
now or Into of .lames Shields and known
as Lot No, 27.1a Uloek No. ."Us thenco In
a northwesterly dlicctlou nlong tho linn
of said Lot No. 27 und nt right angles to
said Third avenue, sixty (W) feet, muro
or less to said Third avenue; thenco
northeasterly direction along southwest
erly side of Third avenue, llfty (SO) feet,
more or less, to plnoo of beginning, heln:;
part of Lot No, 20 lu sntd lllock No. .'.'.
Improved with a two-story franio dwell
ing and outbuilding, Coal und inlnerala
reserved,
Also, all that lot or parcel of land lu
the. aforesaid borough of Jermyn, Lucka
witiina county, Pa., bounded and de-.-icilbed
ns follows, to wit: Iieglnnlng ut
a point on tho iUliHonburg nud Hubbard's
Corners turnplku ut u corner of lands of
tho Kuali llrook lodge. No. 5$, ot thu In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows; thence
lu a westerly direction and along said
turnpike llfty-eight US) feet to u corner;
thenco In a northerly direction and at
right angles to said turnpike llfty (Ml teot
to a corner: thenco In an easterly direc
tion parallel to eald turnplko llfty-eight
(US) feet to a corner: thenco It) n south
oil ydlrectlon at right angles to said turn
plko llfty (W) feet to placo of beginning,
llelng u part of Lot No. 1. lu Ulock No.
2$, uccordlug to the maps of tlio town
plot, of tho village of tllbsoaburg. Im
proved with a small barn ami blucksmith
tdiop. Coal and mineral reserved.
Seized und taken 111 oxciitlon at the
suit of lllltenbciidcr & Co, vs. II. K. Vun
recorded lu the olllee of Ihe recorder of
lleoit'l In t.tielliltvMloin niilllltl In lleril
Hook No. i7, pilgc .107, giiinleil anil con
veyed to suld Alexander A. Ilrcnmin und
SHERIFF'S SALES,
Kleelt, Debt, t"'tX Judgment No.
127L September Term, lS'JS. I'l. fn. to
November Term, t).
ALSO
Nt. 21. All tho right, lltlo and Interest
of the defendant, Joseph A. tlotltil, 111
and to nil thosu eertiiln loin, pieces or
parcels of land sltuato In thu Kind ward
of the City of Sermiton, County ot Uiek
iiwnnmi and state of Pennsylvania,
hounded mid deFcrlbed us follow", viz:
Heglntilug' nt a stake the northwesterly
corner ot llobert Itahie's lot on tho
northerly lino of Itulno street: thence
along said northerly line of Italne stteot
north lorty und ono-hulf (Ill's) degrees
west reventy-one (71) feet to n gas pipe
stako corner: thenco north forty-seven
nnd onc-lutll' (I7U.1 degrees eiiftt two hun
dred mid It'll (21n) leet along lands of
Jacob K, Jollier to a gits Plop stake cor
ner on southerly line of Parker street:
thence along tald southerly Hue or Par
ker stieol south eighty-six (SO) degrees
eaid. ninety-live tfi.1) feet to a corner of
Mild Hubert ltnlne's lot; thcuee torty-slx
and oiie-hulf (IO1.;.) leet along said Hubert
Hiiltic's land to the place of beginning.
Containing sixteen thousand lour hun
dred und llfty (Hi.l.lO) square feel or land
inoro or less, and being Lots Nos. 9 and
10 on the mail of Jollier's addition to the
city of Sorunton, recorded or Intended lo
bo recorded In tho otliee .for recording of
deeds in thu county ot Lackawnnna, be
ing tlie sumo piece or land conveyed lo
tho said Joseph A. Could by Jueoli K.
Jollier unci wife by deed dated Dee. 17,
IMi.1, recorded in Lackawanna county lu
Deed Hook 131, page 170, etc,
Seized and taken lu oxoullon al the
suit of Assigned to Charles S. Scnmans
or Joseph A. Could. Dubt. JI.10O. .Illdg
meat No. 210, November Term, l!i. KI.
fa. to November 'form, 1W0.
COM HOYS, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 12. All Ihe right, title and Interest
of thu defendants. Alttrgaret Alack and
James Alack, In and to all that, certain
lot, piece or parcel of land situate In tho
borough of Alayllcld, Lackawanna county,
Pennsylvania, hounded and described tot
follows, to wit: llelng all that portion
of Lot No. 22, In Ulock No. 3, that lies
easterly of a lino drawn parallel with
and thirty Clil) feet distant easterly incas
upred at right angles from tho located
center lino ot the Onturio. Curhondalo
and Scranton railway. Excepting and
reserving tlie coal and minerals thereon.
Jielug part of tho same premises con
veyed by I'atrick Aleehau and wife to 1..
1J. Still ges, by deed dated Nov. S, ISM).
and recouled lu Peed Hook No. Co, paso
IS!-', etc;.. In the office for recording deeds,
olc, In and for Lackawanna county, Pa.
All improved with a two-story frame
dwelling, with basement and out-uulld-ingis
thereon.
Seized and taken In exetitloti at tb
suit of Dp Hoy AI. Sclioonover, assignee of
Thomas P. Fowler nud John II. Kerr. vs.
Ahtrgaret Alack and James Mark. Debt.
.7S1. .Tudgmtnl. No. 1133. September
Term, lliiW. Lev. f a. lo November Term,
I'.ioo. mTRH, Att'y.
ALSO
No. 13. All the right, title and Interest
or tlio defendants, "Alary K. Dougherty
and Patrick- J. Dougherty, in and to all
tho following described piece or inirccl of
land situate In tho borough of Dunniore,
county of Lackawanna and stute ot Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows: Commencing al a point, being tlio
southerly corner of Center nud I fill
streets and running In a westerly direc
tion along the line or said Center street,
ninety twi) feet to a corner upon John
Marlon's land: thence in a southerly di
rection along the land of said John Ala
rloit one hundred and seveuty-fle (led
feet to a corner on the land of James
Dougherty; thenco In an easterly direc
tion ninety (W) feet along tho lino ol
land of James Dougherty to Hill street;
thence alone said J Mil street in an noriii
eilv direction one hundred and sevenly
llvo (17.1) feet lo tho placo of beginning.
Containing tlfteen thousand seven hun
dred and llfly (11,7.10) square feet of laud,
be the same more or Hss. Improved
with foundations and outhouses.
Seized and taken in exeutlon at Ilio
suit of the Cosmopolitan Uulldhig and
Loan association vs. Alary K. Dougherty
and Patrick J. Dougherty. Debt. .... 0.
Judgment No. Sit. November Term, )".
Lev. fa. to November Term, V.W).
STARK, Alt'y.
ALSO
No. II. All the right, title anil Interest
of lite defcmlaui. Jeitulo IS, Clrovcr, ad
ministratrix of the F.stale. of Frank J.
Hi-over, deceased, in and to all thai cer
tain piece, parcel or tract of land situate
in tho village of Aloosic, county of Lack
awanna and state ot Peniisylvanlii, but
ted, bounded and described as follows, to
wll: Hegluning at a point on tlie north
erlv sido of Alinooka avenue ul a dis
tance of firt yr.0) feel from tho Inter
section of Fourth btreel with .said Alinoo
ka avenue; thence la a westerly direc
tion along said Alinooka avenue a dis
tance of twenty-five 2.1) feet to a cor
jier; thence In a northerly direction In
linn parallel to said Fourth alieet a dis
tance of 13ii feel to Lackawanna avenue;
ilieueo hi an easlerl ydlrecllou along said
Lackawanna avenue, about iwenly-llvn
feet to u coiner, and thenco in a south
erly direction In Hue parallel with said
Fourth street a distance of one hundred
and lltlrtv U30) feet to tho place of be
ginning. Coi.talnlng about three thou
sand two hundred and llfty (il.iM) rcpiare
eel of laud, be the rtitiin more or k'ss,
it lielns ii part of Lot No. 3i. lu 1 slock
No. 1, front lug Jii Alinooka avenue, as
will iippe.ii' by reference lo a vitiligo
map or plot mad" by It. P. Ilockwcll,
esq., civil c ngineer. llelng tlie .same
laud conveyed by John Thomas and
Catherine, his wll'.-. to Frank J. Grover
bv deed clatod tho second day of August,
:S. and recorded in the recorder's oHleo
in Lackawanna county In Deed Look No.
id, page IH, etc. Improved with a two
stnrv franio dwelling house and out
buildings thereon.
Seized and taken In oxoullon sit the
still of Henry D. llrewsler vs. Jennie M,
Clover, mtminlslratrlx of Frank .1. llro
ver, deceased. Itebt, ?.1S0.s7. Judgment
No. 120". September Term, II"."). Lev. f.t.
to November Term, llinf).
VOSni'HC & DAWSON, Alt'ys.
ALSO
Nn. 13. -All ilm right. Illle and iuluivst
ot the defendant. (Irani .1. Keeskir. In
and to all that tract or parcel of land
tdtutae in "Lackawanna Park" In the
First ward of ihu City of Scraniou, in
Ilio easterly tingle formed by tlio junction
of Deitv street and Until Ft root. llelng
Lo No. 1, In lllock No. 3, In said Purl:,
bounded and described an follows: L'c
ghinlug uL the easleily angle of said
sticets; thence along tho southerly sido
of said Itulh street north thlrty-nlno csi)
degrees und tweuty-ono 121) minutes cast
nlxtv-two i. ml twenty-olio rmo-huudrcdthn
nil 21) feel; thenco north sixty-three and
llfiv-elglit ope-hundredtlis H-3..1S) degrees
cast eight and forty-one one-hiuulredths
IS. II) feet lo tho corner of Lot No. ::, lu
laid plot; thence along said Lot No. ::
south llfty (.) degrees und thlrty-nlno
t:;:i) minutes east twenty-sis and live
tenths (211.5) font to a corner of Lot No,
f.. In said plot; thenco i-outli ililriy-nlne
i3!i) dc gives and tiventy-ono (21) minutes
west seventy (70) foot to tho eastern side
lino ot said Dotty street: thenco, along
said Dotty street north titty (.' degrees
unci thlrty-nlno i3(i) minutes west thirty
(30) fee lii the placo of beginning', llelng
tho samo land conveyed by Jnmcs Nich
ols to tho said tlraut J. Kecsler by deed
dated tho stxtlt day of June.A. IX, 1SH
mid recorded In tho recorder s iilllen In
and forLackaw tuina county lu Deod
Hook No, lltf, paago fill, etc.
Seized and tuken In oxciitlon at tho
suit of thu Mlddlo Slates Loan, Hand
ing and Construction company vs. tlrunt
.1 Keesler. Debt. JOII.bs. Judgment No,
::l. November Term, l!Ki KI. fa. to
November Term, mmUt A,,
ALSO
No. 10. All Iho rlKht. lltlo and Interest
of Iho defendant, llvereti F. Aleirlam.
In and to all Ibut certain piece or parcel
of laud sltuato in tho boiough ot Dun.
more, county of Lackawanna and stato
of Pcniihylvunla, nud doocrlbed aa follows,
to wit: Iieglnnlng ut tlio northeasterly
corner of Clay avenue and Ureen Hldgo
htreet; thenco i mining in a iiortliensierly
direction along Clay avenue lllty-two iM)
feet to a corner: thenca at right angles
to Clay nvenuo In a Eouthcastcrly dliec
tloii llfty-nluo (5S) feet to a corner; thenco
In a northeasterly direction and parallel
with Clay avenuo eighteen (l) font and
four (I) inches to a corner; thence in u
southeastcrlv direction and at right ea
gles with tho last Hue iiluety.ouo (id)
feet lu u coiner: tlieneo nc right angles
111 a southwesterly direction elghy (SO)
feet and tour (I) Inches to Iho lino of
Oreen llldgu street: thenco In n north
cnsterl direction nlyong llreen Hldgo
street ono hundred and fifty (150) feet
to tho place, of beginning. lining parts
of Lots Now. 13 and 11, lu Squ.iro of
illeek NO. -l:). on tho plot of Sander.son's
Addition to Scinntoa and llreen Hldgo.
No bulldlut" to bo erected within' ten tlO)
feet of tho Inside, lino of tho sidewalk on
Clay avenue uud Qrecn Hldgo street. Im-
SHERIFF'S SALES,
moved, with two.slory frutno S-lettemi'iit
house nnd outbuildings.
Seized mid Inkeit In execution at tha
ftilt of Leonard U. llosford vs. I'.voiett
I'', Aterrlmn. Debt, J3,'J1S.W. Jildginettt
No, ;i7t'. November Term, 1!W0. KI. ra to
Novomber Term, irwi,
CAIU'tlNTI'JH, Atl'y.
ALSO
No. 17.-AII tho right, lllle mid Intercut
ot tho defendants, Luke llurruti mid P.
!'. llnrntn, in nnd to nil tho fnllowltiif
described lot of land sltuato In tho west
erly sido of Stnnscy avenue, In tho Thir
teenth ward of thu city of Scranlon,
Lackawanna county nnd state of Penn
sylvania, ns fallows, viz: llelng Lot No,
i) In Square or lllock No. 21. upon tin,
plot of Sanderson's Addition lu Mild cltj
called Green Hldge. Said lot contains
In front on said Mousey nvenuo sixty (tii
feet mid extends of that width In length
or depth .ono hundred and soventy-otu
and one-half (I71'i) feed, Tito measure,
tnent of the depth to enmtnenco ten (lo)
root from tlio Imtldo of the sidewalk,
wlih thivilght to enclose, occupy and ltr
the suld tell (to) feet for cellar-wny,
poich, steps, verandas or shrubbery, hut
not to erect any buildings thereon. He
serving, ns thoy have heretofore been re
served, all coal ami minerals beneath tho
surface of suld lot, with the samo rights
ns to mining and removal ot same. Im
proved with a two-story frame dwelling
house, barn, fruit trees, grape vines ami
outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution at th
sltll ot Md wn rd Louglilln vs, Luke liar-1
ran and P. F. Ilarran. Debt, $lou. .Illdg
metll No. 3!)7, November Term, 1CO0. Fl,
fa. to November Term, l!io.
SI1UIITLKKF, Atl'y.
ALSO
No, IS. All the right, title and Interest
ot the defendant, Cleorgn Conery, In unit
to all tho folowlng described ploco or
parcel or hind situate In the Fourth
ward or tho city ot Scranton, county ot
Lackawanna, and statu of Pennsylvania,
bounded nnd described as follows: Iie
glnnlng at a corner on Ynnllureti nvenuo
thirty-seven nud one-half (Si'.s) feet
northeasterly from the corner ot Lot 'No.
2S. now of James f'uslck. It being tho
northeasterly corner of said Lot No. 2S;
thence northerly along suld A'an Bureii
avenue thirty-seven and oae-halC (37lfc)
feet' to a corner: thenco westerly on .i
Hue parallel wltli Lafayette street to
Lot ..o. 14 one hundred (100) feet: thenco
southerly along division line between
Lois Nos. 41 nnd 41 thll'ty-snven and one
half (S7!&) feet to a corner thlrty-soven
and one-halt (37',-j) feet from Lot No. 2S;
thence In a southeasterly direction and
parallel wltli the division lino between
Lot. No. 2S and Lois Nos. 43, 40. 47 and IS
one hundred (100) feet to Van Huron ave
nue, the placo of beginning. Coal nnd
minerals reserved. Improved with a Uvil
Hlory frame dwelling and outbuilding.
Seized nnd taken in execution at tha
suit of the New York Alutual Saving
and Loan association vs. George Con
nery. Debt, J1.247.S2. Judgment No. :isf,
November Term, l'JOO. Lev. fa. to Novem
ber Term, I'ii'O. STAHK, Att'y.
ALSO
)
No. Hi. All the right, title and Interest
ol the defendant, Frank Harouke, In and
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel
of kind situate In tho borough of Hlakely.
eotinty of Lackawanna and state ot
Pennsylvania, hounded and described as
follows, to wll: llelng Lot No. 4, lit
lllock No. 2, on plol of land formerly
owned by .Tolin C. Langan, said lot H
forty-feet wide Hit front on Clieslnii
street, and ono hundred nnd forty (1401
feet In depth, mid Is tho bind conveyed
by Allebael Green anil wife to Frank
Harouko by deed elate tho fourteenth
day of August, 1S03, recorded In Deed
Hook No. 101. page 4sl, etc. All Im
proved with a two-story frame dwelling
house nud other outbuildings thereon.
Seized iind taken in execution at the
suit of New Schiller Untitling and Loan
association vs. Frank Hnronko. Debt,
51,121. Judgment No. 102. KI. fa. to Novem
ber Term, WOn.
STOKKS, Att'y.
it.
ALSO
No. 20. All tho right, title and Interest
of tho defendants, Horatio N. Patrick
and Harry Smith, and Elizabeth K.
Belles, terro tenants. In mid to all those
two several adjoining lots or pieces of
land situate hi tlio First ward of tlnf
city of Scranton, county of LuckawuuiK
and stato ot Pennsylvania, bounded am
described as follows, to wit:
First neghining at a stako In the reuc
of Lot No, ti. in the partition of the es
tate of Philip Swartz, deceased; thenca
by snld lots south llfly-threo (53) degrees
cast forty-two (42) perches to a oorncr'
in the Lackawanna river: thence lu and
along said river north twenty-two (22i
degrees west ten and six-tenths (10.0)
perches to a stake mid stones in tlie
Lackawanna river: thenco north twenty
Hvm und one-half (21',i) degrees west eight
and live-tenths fS.5) perches to a birth
tree; thenco north twenty-seven and one
half (27',i) degrees west In and along said
river twenty-two and five-tenths (22.fi
porches, more or less, to a pine tree, now
dead; thence south sixty (Uu) degrees
west along lands of "Sllkman Plot" llf
ten unci two-tenths (11.2) perches to .1
corner; thence south htirty-nine (30) de
grees west live and three-tenths (.1.3)
perches to the place of beginning, con
taining two (2) acres and nlnety-thrnn
and live-tenths (M..1) perches of land,
men ci or lesu.
Second A strip of land HI I ecu (11) feet
In width throughout, bounded on tho
southwesterly side by Deueon .struct : on
the sotilttcusterly side by lite lino of tlm
southeasterly Mde of the "Homestead
lot," mi the northeasterly sido by liuid
described above, and on Ihe uorthwest
piIv side b vtlit! suuthuasli-ily "Cottago
lot!" so called. In tlio partition of tlin
real ostue of litiphemla WInl. deceased,
now owned of Theodore .1. Whit, under
lite partition proceedings in said Euphe
mlii WInl estate: said strip of laud be
ing ubout two hundred and sciventy-ilVH
127.11 feet in length or depth, being thi
puiport or share of (lie suld Louis If.
WInl, set out and partllioned to htm In
thu estate of tho said nupliemia WInt,
ileecastd. ill ISlfl.
excepting and reserving therefrom Iho
fololwlng described lots, from which tho
Hen of sold mortgage has been mleased,
Viz: Lot No. , in Ulock No. 2. on Dully
street; Lot No. !l. In Uloek No. :t, on
Dettv street; Lots Nos. in mid 11. lu
Hloeic No. II. on Dotty street; Lois Nos.
7 and S, lu Ulock No. J, on Dolly strict:
Lot No. 4, 111 Ulock No. .1, on Dettv and
Huih streets: Lot No. :t, m Uloek No. I.
on Tiogast reel: Lot No. 2, in lllock No,
2. on Ttogn street: Lot No. II, in lllock
No. 2, on Dotty street: Lots Nos. !) and
10. In lllock No. 22. Said lots being morn
full described in the map of snld plot
known as "Lackawanna Park." Im
proved with Ihreo slnglo two-story frmno
dwellings and outbuildings, uud ono dou
ble two-story .frame dwelling liou-sn and
outbuilding!-.
Seized and taken In execution at tho
suit of Louis 11. Wint vs. Horatio N. Pat
rick. Debt. 3,10,1.1.1. Judgment No. law,
September Tci m, lliOn, Luv. fa. to Novem
ber Tor in, ll'irt,
ClAHDNEIc, Att'y.
TERMS OF SALE.
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH WHEN PROP.
RRTV IS STRUCK OFF, AND BALANCB
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTRR SALB
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK OFF.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD
J0URNMBNT. CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Olllee, Scrautuii, Pa., Octo
ber IV, lM-0.
WINTER RESORT.
'Through the Hesperian Gardens ot
tlie West" Ituus the Luxurious
"SUNSET LIMITED."
The rinest Thing- on Wheels,
AND ITS DESTINATION ARE
THOSE DELIGHTFUL
Summer Lands of ' California."
Skv1jI tluotixli trains consUtlnn o( -leepimr
ninl illiilitgnrii Mill lc.no N'cMr Voile umy Sit
iiuLiy, Tui'.iljy and Tliui.cl.iy. couu.-itinif ill.
uclly th lli ".Sunset Miiillcil" at Xw OifcjiK.
t'ul' full IiiIjiiihUqii, fue iliu.liuliil pjtnpli.
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