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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
Ipfclsl to the Scranton Tribune.
Montroe, Jan. W. Mrs. U
s. AVut-
roiis Is erltlenlly 111.
Montrose 1ms been visited today
with tlio worst Ice storm of tho eoa
gon nntl pedosttlnns find wnlklnir our
street .1 vry hazardous undertaking.
The annual mooting of tho County
Historical Foelety will take place In
Montroso on Saturday, Jan. 20, 1901.
An entertaining programme for tho
occasion In bolus arranged by Prof.
B. 13. James.
Miss Kino Reynolds, an Insttuctof In
tho high school, spent last week at
the home of her patents! In Tunkhnn
nock, and attended the Wyoming coun
ty teachers' Institute.
Tho Republicans of this boroiiRh
will hold their regular caucus for the
nomination of cnndldatca lor town and
ward ofllces on Tuesday evening next.
Miss lloso Judge, one of our popu
lar school teachers, was entertained
during the holidays at the home of
-Mrs. Ella Williams In Nicholson.
Miss Lillian Vulmer loft today for
Pcranton, where she will spend Sev
ern! weeks with her aunts, tho Misses
Tllllo, Josephine and Mary Hnwley.
Our former townsnvin, Harry 1-3.
Taylor, now of Lstncsboro, was greet
ing many of his fi lends In town this
week.
A very pleasant eent was a re
union of tho Turtoll family, nt tho
icsUlcnco of Mrs. Abel Turrell, on Ma
pic sticot, in this ilae, on Monday.
Twenty-eight of tho relatives gathered
to honor tho eighty-third anniversary
of the birth of Mrs. Turrell. Mr. II.
F Tun ell, of this place, was tho only
one of fie guests present who had
been a guest nt the wedding of Mrs.
Turrell, mow; than fifty years before.
Four generations of the Turrell fam
ily were represented at Monday's
gathering.
Our local lee dealeis are harvesting
a fine duality of I'-lnch ice from Jones'
lake. At Heart lake a force of stxtv
men are busy cutting Ice for the mnm
inoth Ico houses at that place.
Mrs. Q. AV. Oakley nnd daughter,
Miss Ella, entertained a number of
their lady friends at a thimble party
yesterday afternoon.
Captain II. 1'. Henrdsley camp, No.
16S, Sons of Veterans, held their roRU
lar meeting on "Wednesday evening.
Tho olllcors for the ensuing year were
Installed by Past Captain A A'. Nash,
as follows- Captain, G. D. Ayres:
llrst lieutenant, S. E. Urodhead: sec
ond lieutenant, AV. H. Dennis, jr.;
camp council, AV. II. Dennis, sr., E.
R. Thompson nnd C. AV. Urodhead.
Following the Installation. Captain
Ayers announced and installed his
staff as follows: chaplain, It. F. Aid
en; first sergeant, AV. AV. Nash; quar
termaster sergeant, AV. II. "Warner;
sergeant of guard. ('. W. Urodhead;
color sergeant, n. 73. Thompson; prin
cipal musician, IT. L. Muck; corporal
of the guard, ChaiJvs Van Scoten:
ramp guaid. O. D. Hlckok; picket
guard. Fred A. Mack. After the exor
cises, which Mere wry enjoyable, Mess
was served. Past Captain Harry
Vance and Comrade Hi nest Palmer
were present from the Fianklln Forks
camp.
The following tire the newly-elected
olllcers of Montro.' o Fire company, No.
2 President, T. I"). Payne; vie; presi
dnnt. I'.. S. Hinds; foreman. J. V.
Clarev; fit st assistant foreman, It. A.
"Watrous second assistant, H. AV.
Oaklev: secretary, 15. It. Lyons; tieas
urer. W. II. AVatn-r; llrst plpeman. II.
H. Curcy: second plpeman, Klbeit (I.
ITnlllstcr. llrst assistant plpeman,
Olln Cooper; second assistant. Eobcit
AVood; standing committee, O. IJ. Ting
ley. J. J. Rliney. trustees, M. 1). Des.
sauer, AV. W. Smith; historian, W.
II. "Warner.
KINGSLEY.
Special d the Scrahtou Tiibuuc.
Klngsley, Jan. 10. M. M. McMillan,
of Nicholson, was In town Thursday.
It. Alexander, of Hlnghamton, was a
caller here Tuesday.
Robert Cameron, of Clark's Summit,
was engaged in doing dental work hero
Tuesday and Wednesday.
J. F. Adams left Wednesday for a
few days' visit with relatives at Claik's
Summit and Scrnnton.
Wesley Sloat made a business trip
to Hlnghamton this week.
Mrs. W. W. Adums and son, Windsor,
are this week visiting relatives at Har
ford. C. Wllmarth.of Scr.inton, was a guest
of Harry Adams Sunday nnd Monduy.
Professor Thayer, of Ulnghnmtou,
will give a free concert In tho Metho
dist Episcopal church Monday even
ing, Jan. 13.
Professor Thayer will organize a
flnglng class In this place.
Miss Lizzie Tiffany will leave Fii
day for n few days' visit with friends
tend relatives at Blnghamton.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Fpeclal to the Scranton Tribune.
Suseiuehanna, Jan. 10. The sti iking
ICrle bollermakers returned to their
work this morning, and all Is quiet on
the Susquehanna. Be it said to tho
great credit of the men that, tlurlntr
tho strike, they were quiet, law-abiding
and belf-respectlng. And now, in
the languago of the Immortal Orant,
"Let us lmvo peace."
Tho Dorcas boelety of the Presby
terian church Is pieparlng for i.
"stocking social."
The board of trade will hold its an
nual banquet on Thursday evening,
February 21.
Tho heavy locomotives, recently re
ceived here, are being given a thor
ough test.
Ice, ten and twelve Inches thick, Is
being stored in tills place and vicinity.
Tho board of trade has petitioned
tho common council to hold a special
election to bond tho borough for the
purpose of raising sufficient money to
erect a firemen's hall, for the uso of
the fire companies of tho borough.
Hew C. C. Mackay, pastor of the
Oakland Congregatlonnl church, Is 111.
George Kirk, of Bioad stteet, who Ja
spending tho winter In Albany, is In
town on business.
"Tho Homespun Heart" company
nppeurtLjn Hogan opera house last
evening, tScjpd business.
The FUk Jubilee singers will appear
In Hogan Opera house, Jun. IS, under
the auspices of tho Young People's
Society Christian Endeavor of the
Oakland Congregational church.
Oeorge Hewitt, of the Oakland sldi,
hns returned to the New Yotk State
formal school at Cortland.
Revival meetings aro being held In
tho Lanosboro Methodist church. Pas
tor Meeker Is assisted by Rev. W. M.
Bouton, pastor of the Avenue Metho
dist church of Oakland.
Mrn. Hannah Harris, formerly an
esteemed resident of Susquehanna, Is
seriously III ut her homo In Bayonne,
N. J.
Mrs. Olive Bronson, formerly of Sus
quehanna, Is an Insttuctor In a school
of utenogruphy and typewriting In
New Yoik city.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick D. Lyons,
prominent and esteemed tosldents of
this place, will soon celebrate the gold,
en anniversnry of their marriage.
Mrs. Fred Pierce, of tho Oakland
side, is 111.
Henry Martin, of New Mllford town
Bhlp, shot u lai-Rc fox on Wednesday.
The Machinists union will hold a
Binoker this evening.
Joseph Mnglnnln Is including a
district singing school at Hmlthvlllo
Flats, N. Y.
Vicinity farmers are receiving about
two and one-fourth cents per quart
for milk at the Susquehanna station.
Engineer Oeorgei Lown, of tho. Oak
land side, a few days since was seized
with violent paroxysms, following
sneezing. He Is recovering. .,
P1TTST0N.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Plttston, Jan. 10. Word was leeclved
hero this evening from Philadelphia
announcing tho death in that city of
William O'Malley, aged 70 years. Mr.
O'Malley, who has lcslded in Philadel
phia for the past two years, was at
one tlmo a prominent citizen of Pltts
ton and twelve years ago was sheriff
of tho county. The ImmedlntP cause
of his death was apoplexy.
"We're married now" was tho infor
mation received heio this afternoon
announcing the culmination of an
elopement and the marriage of Miss
Clr.ra Andrews and Charles Slroh, botn
well Known West Plttston young peo
ple. Tho bride is tho only daughter of
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Andrews, of Lu
zerne uvenue, and is said to have a
bank account of her own. Her hus
band Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Stroh, of Exeter street, formerly of
William street, Plttston. They had
been lovers for the past two years.
There were said to be parental objec
tions to tlu match and the young
couple yesterdny afternoon slipped
quietly away. While their friends und
relatives suspected matrimony, nothing
definite was known until today, when
word was received announcing thalr
marriage at Blnghamton last evening.
The city Republican convention will
be held next Monday. West Plttston
Republicans will hold their convention
on Monday, Jan. 21.
Mrs. L. ;. corny will make her home
for tho winter with her son, Hon. E. A.
Coray, on Wyoming avenue, AVest
Plttston.
Harvey Lynn, formerly a. United
States cavalryman, tecently given a
total disability discharge, left today for
Philadelphia, where he will undergo
treatment for an Injury to the head re
ceived from a bullet while at target
piac.tlce In Santiago, Cuba, several
months ago. At that tlmo the physi
cians In the hospital nt that place per
formed an operation on the young man,
a piece of ox bone being grafted Into
his skull. The operation was not en
tirely successful and Mr. Lynn has
been subject to paralytic spells. He
goes to the German hospital In Phila
delphia to have tho ox bono removed
and teplaced by u silver plate.
The Clerks' association of this place
Is actively engaged In endeavoring to
bring into line a few proprietors who
hnve refused to Join the early closing
movement. Last night about sixty
members of the association patroled
Main stteet in the vicinity of the few
open stores and endeavored to per
suade the customers not to patronize
tho places. They were successful in
not n few Instances. At some of the
stores patrons returned goods they had
purchased.
Lyman Howe will give a moving pic
ture exhibition in Music Hall here,
Jan. 19, under tho auspices of the
AVelsh Congregational church.
Ford Brothers, who have conducted
a gents' furnishing store at the corner
of Main and Broad streets for the past
few years, "have disposed of their stock
to the New York Department Store
company, of Scranton, who will con
duct a big sale at the place. Thomas
Ford, of the retiring firm, has accept
ed a position as traveling salesman
with a New York city firm.
AVOCA.
The Langcllffo Coal company will pay
their employes today.
The Republican primaries will bo
held In O'Malley's hall this evening,
from 4 to 7 o'clock.
Superintendent F. P. Hopper, the di
rectors nnd Prof. C. F. Hoban visited
the boroush schools yesterday.
Tho evangelistic meetings in tho
Presbyterian church attracts largo
crowds every evening. The conductor,
Mr. Armstrong, ha3 become a general
favorite.
John AA'halen has accepted a posi
tion as check weighmaster nt the Avo
ra colliery.
Patrick Bauett will leav next week
to report for duty nt Fortress Monroe.
Miss Knte McDonnell, of the North
End, wus plensnntly surprised on AVed
nesdny evening, In honor of lier natal
day. The usual social diversions wero
Indulged In by nil who rnmo to olfer
her congratulations. Refreshments
wore served.
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THEATRICAL.
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ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
Lyceum.
I'llday night, Saturday matinee and night
"The Village Postmaster."
Academy.
List Tin re Pa) a "Human Hearts."
Gaiety.
Last ihrea Dajs Itoyal llurleiueia.
Vaudeville at the Xyceura.
Th) bill offered to tho public at the llurke
VaudcWIle fcsth.il in the Lyceum yctcidy af.
teruoon and latt night was good but devoid of
big features, MUs Cherldah Simpson, a charming
loealltt, lontiibuted tun songs and some In
strumental nunibiis thai were entertaining and
Ills Nellie Hurt rendered the Inevitable coon
songs In a way that etuscd the audience to de
mand more of them.
John I). Ollbcit had a monologue with n. num.
bcr of bright spots in it. A feature ol Mr. (Ill
liert's part of the entertainment was a bur
lesque on comlo crura which was extremely
mirth provoking, Morton and LIHolt did alt
aorta c( insurious things on the mouth organ, or
rather ono ol them did while the other tore
piper Into fantastic de-signs and sang.
Mr. nnd Mm. Edward Esmonds had a neat
ketch," "1)111 Toddle's ttcccptton," and Fuller,
Moeller "and rturkc, gate a bit of nomciuuj en
titled 'Otcr the I'ikc" that was one of the fea
tures of the entertainment.
IHi" and Lore, comedy acrobat!, did a turn
such as Is used In continuous performance hoiuws
for driving the audience out.
"Human Hearts" at Academy.
The Academy of Music offers Its patrons ono of
the prettiest plats on the road for the last
thre das of this week, the play la "Human
lfrarti," a beautiful pastoral comcily drama gen
erally termed "The beautiful idill of the Ar
kansas hills." It was prcacnted la-t nenlng
and the liouar was comfortably filled and ever;"
one prevent left the theater welt sntltfted with tho
performance.
Sherman Itoulcs a the hoinat llla-e black
smith with a human heart 1 nti actor of ability
and depleted the part with exceptional tatle. Ills
Impersonation of Tom t.ozun mu-t hae been as
Hal Held Intended when he wrote the piece. A
er.v clcicr bit uf character work Is done by
Mlw l'urlsh t Llmpy Morgan, the newsboy and
Ihbv 1'otlne. a child antes, was o
tiemoly welt fitted tor her part, that of Lllilo
Urncc Logan, and won much r.vmpathy fiom tho
audience. Herbert HctU as l'ielcticl; Aimsdali
and It. J. Yorker ns Jem Mason, both por
traed their lcspecthr roles lit an able manner.
Mls Lulu Sanger, Lillian Weston and Mary
Unnnes all doxrie more than ordinary mention.
"Human Hearts," to fay the least, is a play
that meets the patronage of cicry man, woman
ami child In this city. It tcachoC a moral that
urry one should know. It has n sparkling e!n
uf humor running through the entire plot which
serins llko a nlHtr cloud coming out of tho
darkuck after a storm. One could name a hun
dred reasons why It should bicunic popular with
the people. It certainly Is a phy all fhould
make It a point to witness. It will continue the
balance of the week, with usual matinees.
The Itoynl Burlesquers.
Ono cf the best entertainments fcen at the
Oslety this scatou is glten by thuk tlrothcrt'
lloyal LurlcsqncrK, which opened a three days
engagement at that house jMterday afternoon.
The thou' opens wttli a burlettJ, "The Cay
Tmelcrs," which lias a well defined plot and Is
cleverly constructed. Incidental to this part of
the entertainment a number ct the new popular
songs are icndoieel by the oialUls e,f the ioiti.
p.iti.v, Thcro ""'J ."' M'1"1' of good loiccs among
tehm. Miss IkuclSilor Ban "'the Holy Citj"
in a brilliant manner which called forth an en
thusiastic encoie.
In the olio the twehe mlvnouettes gave a
dance with electrical ifTicts that was neat and
artistic. Leslie and Adams and Kulalie and Kcr
ulu, contilbutrd singing and dancing special
ties and ths I.ozclle did some sensational wolk
on the aerial ring. Kelly and Adams and Dix
ie' ami Hughes gne lauglnble sketches snd
Coulter and .Starr did an ccccntriu blaik tuco
comedy turn.
The concluding feuluic of the show was the
burlesque, "Senator Mi Fee," In which all the
members of the company appeared. The com
pany will be at the Oalcty for the remainder of
teh week, aft ei noun, und clcnlngs,
"The Village Postmaster."
Much Interest is felt in the plav "Tire VII
lige Postmaster" with the quaint pictures It
tun. Kin's of Xcw Kngland iiual life ami the fa
miliar diameters it portrais. One is interested
in the odd features of training diy, no less than
in the evening wedding In the Ullage chuicli
olid fascination grows as the notion of the play
progresses. Archlo Bold appears In the titlo
role and those who lecall this billliont actot's
Impersonation of Johua Whltcomb In "The Old
Homestead" and Uncle Jf.it in "ihoru Ane"
will need no furthiT asuiance of u eiy cntir.
mining performance.
The rust, M'cuciy nnd properties ate exjitl.v
the same as were used during the lun uf 2i7
nights at the Kourtcenlli Street tliMter, New
ork. The play will be seen at the Ljcenm to
night and tomorrow afternoon and night.
Morrison Company.
The MitriMin Comedy companj, which opens
next Monday night at the Academy for a week's
ciigagimeiit at popular prices, is one of the bet
en the road and prctent a repertoire of plays,
most of them neier Men at low piices,
Among the specialty people are the two little
colored children. Mud and Kva I'lentiv, who
made tho great hit last season at New A oik
and Washington, V. C, with the Tluee Little
Lambj company.
The company Is beaded by Dainty Allle GcialJ,
and the favoilte comcUian, Kuurne Powers. All
of the Morrison company's phys arc given with
a fine eccnlu dbplay. No doubt a large house
will gleet this favorite company.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
JIIEKUT'S SA.LK
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Valuable Real Estate
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FIUDAY, JANUAIIY 18, 1W1.
By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Fa
cias, Levari Facias and Venditioni Ex
ponas, Issued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Lackawanna County, to me di
rected, I will exposo to nubllei sale by
vendue or outcry, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash, at the court house, In
the City of Scrnnton, Lackawanna, Coun
ty, on FRIDAY tho EIGHTEENTH DAT
of JANUARA'. A. D., 1901, ut 10 o'clock
In tho forenoon of said day, all the right,
title and Interest of the defendants In
and to the following described lots, pieces
or parcels of land, viz.:
No. 1. All tho rlKht, title and lnteiest
of tho defendant, Anelm llentley,
In and to all that certain lot, piece
or tmrcel of land situate In tho Elev
enth ward of tho city of Scranton.
county of Lackawanna, and state of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at a point on
tho northerly side of Cedar avenue, wheio
the same is intersected by a lino between
lots numbers 41 and -12, In block No. 9, of
the Lackawanna Iron and Coal com
pany's plot of lots; thence northeasterly
along bald Cedar avenue, to a point
where n line running parallel with and
so fet distant ftom a lino between said
lots 41 and 42 will intersect fuld avenue;
thence northweuterly alons euld parallel
line ana teei aistani irom inn lino be
tween lots 41 und 42, about 132 feet, more
or less, to the southeily bank of Hoarlug
broolc, thence along said Roaring brook
In a westerly direction to the lino be
tween lots numbers 41 and 42 afoiesaid;
thenco along the line between lots
41 and 42 nbout 132 feet, to tho
place of beginning. Also tho right
to pass and repass over, along and
upon a strip of laud of tho width of 10
feot, adjoining the above described land
on tho northeasterly side; said strip of
land of tho width of ten (10) feet to bo
used as a private alley ns provided for In
deed from Elizabeth Zclglcr, and Eliza
both SCclfjlcr, trustee, to A. Bentley, dated
November CO, 18S7. Excepting and reserv
ing, however, unto th said defendant,
his heirs nnd nsslgns forovcr, tho rUht
of way of Lackawanna Iron and Coal
company across the rear end of snld
lands along the river bank, ns mentioned
In tho deed to Simon Ward, and also tho
coal nnd minerals beneath the Mirfueo of
raid land, and subject to tho exceptions
nnd reservations contained In tho deed
from tho Lackawunn.i lion arid Coal
company to filnion AVurd, for lot No. 41,
block No. 9 and dated February 83, 1807.
All Improved with a two-story frame
double storo building, with Mansard roof
and kitchen, with (apartments tor dwell.
Inss. Also two two-story frame dwell
Iiibs In tho rear of llrst mentioned strue-
tl"'- ...
Pelrrd and taken In execution at tho
suit of C. A. Sisk, administrator of estate
of 8. C. Matthewson vs. AtiBclm Bontley,
Debt, 13.8S9.&J. Judgment No. 401, Janu
ary Term, 1901. Fi. fn. to January Term,
1900. II. C. REYNOLDS, Atty.
ALBO
No. 2. All the right, title and 'interest
of the defendant. Clara II. Hrbcas and
I Edward nrlggs, in and to all that certain
SHERIFF'S SALES
lot, pteco or parcel of land situate, lying
and being in the city of Hcranton, county
of Lackawanna, nnd stato of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described as tot num
ber thlrty-sovcn (37), In square or block
number thirty-one (31), and situate on
street called nnd known us AVot Parker
street, on David Cnnklln's Burvoy of tho
city of Scranton. Snld lot belnor rectan
gular In shape, sixty (W) feot In width
In front and reur, and eighty (80) feet in
depth. Coal nnd mluctat.s excepted und
reserved. Being the samo premises which
William S. Batten and wife granted and
conveyod to tho said Clara B. Drlcgs by
deed dated October 2. 1SW, nnd iecord?d
in tho Recorder's office af Lackawanna
county lu deed book No. 1S2, at pace
403. etc.
All Improved with a two-story frame
dwelling house and outbuildings.
Seized nnd taken In execution nt the
suit of Citizens' Building and Loan asso
ciation vs. Clara B. BrlgRs nnd Edward
Ilrlggs. Debt. JS3S.15. Judgment No. 321.
January Term, 1901. FI. fn. to January
Term, 1901. ZIMMERMAN, Atty.
ALSO
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No. 3,-AH the right, title and Interest
of the defendants, Pntilck Donnelly nnd
Mnry Donnelly, in and to nil the follow
lug described lots, pieces or parcels of
land, with tho buildings thereon, situate,
lying and being In tho City of Scranton,
In tho County of Lackawanna nnd State
of Pennsylvania, bounded and described
ns follows, viz: Tho first being Lot No.
8, In Square or Block No. S3, and sltuato
upon street culled and known ns Prospect
Btrcet (now Propoct avenue), upon the
town plot of tho City of Scranton, In
tended to bo duly registered nnd record
ed. Said lot being forty (40) feet In
front and forty (40) feet In rear and one
hundred and forty (140) feet In depth,
nnd Is rectangular in shape. Being tho
Ramo lot sold and conveyed by John Rell
ly to Patrick Donnelly by deed dated
Juno 1, 1S93, nnd recorded In Recorder of
Deeds' ofllco for recording of deeds In
Lackawanna county, In Deed Book No.
100, pngo, 132, etc. Coal and minerals
reserved. Improved with a two-story
framo dwelling with basement and one
one-story dwelling with basement.
Tho second thereof being Lot No. 2S, in
Square or Block No. 1, on tho northwest
cornor of A'alo street (now Irving ave
nue) and Beech street, ns appears on tho
Plot or lots drawn by it. uoit, itinti sur
veyor, In 1833 Said lot Is forty (40) feot
In front and one hundred nnd forty (HO)
feet In depth. Being one of tho lots sold
and conveyed by John Fahey as tho prop
erty of Michael Crompton by deed dated
November 22. 1S0I, nnd recorded In tho of
hco aforesaid In deed book No. 120, pace
239, etc. Coal and minerals reserved. Im
prcivcd with one two-story framo dwell
ing house and outbuildings.
The third thereof being the front part
of lots No. 1 and 2 In squaro or block No.
S3, fronting on Stone avenue, said lots be
ing each 10 feet In front on Stone avenue,
nnd In depth along Beech street 107 feet
to land now or late of one AVendland. Be.
ing the same land sold and conveyed by
Michael Hand to Patrick Donnelly by
deed dated March 28, 1SD3. und recorded in
the office nfoies-nld In deed book No. 9"),
page 410, etc. Coal and minerals reserved,
Improved with one two-story stono dwell
ing, one two-story finmo dwelling, with
basement, one one-story frnme building
used ns a store, ono ono and one-halt
story framo dwelling.
Tho fourth thereof being lots numbered
ten in square or block number 32. and
Jltuato upon street called and named
Beech street, upon the plot of Scrnnton.
drnwn by II. Colt, land surveyor. Said
lot being 40 feet In front and 130 feet In
depth. Being ono of tho six lots sold
nnd conveyed by Charle3 DuPont Brock
nnd wlfo to Patrick Donnelly by deed
dated December 30, 1S70. and recorded In
the Recorder's olllce of Luzerne county,
in deed book 151. tmce 05. Coal and mln-
eials reserved. Improved with one two
story frame storo and dwelling and one
two nnd one-hnlf story framo dwelling.
Fifth All that Innd bltuatcd in tho
county of Lucknwanna and state of
Pcnnsylvnnln, upon a street called and
known as Irvlmr avenue. In the city of
Scranton, described as follows; Being lot
number threo (3) In square or block No.
112. nnd situate upon Irving avenue (for
merly Vale) street, upon the plot of
Scranton Intended to bo duly registered
nnd recorded, said lot being 40 feet in
fiont and 110 feet In depth with nn alley
In the rear 16 feet wide for public use-.
Being tho same property conveyed to snld
Mary Donnelly by Thomas Allen by deed
dated April 14, 1S92, and recorded In tho
Recorder's office of Lackawanna county
in deed book 89, page 3. Coal nnd min
erals reserved. Improved with a two
story double framo dwelling, y
Sixth All that certain lot of land, situ
ate lu tho Nineteenth ward of the city of
Scranton, Lncknwnnnn county, state of
Pennsylvania, said lot being 40 feet In
front on Beech street, nnd extending of
the samo breadth 130 feet In length or
depth, being designated on the plot of
that part of the city of Scranton as lot
No. 14, In squaro or block No. 32. Being
same land conveyed to Mnry Donnelly by
Michael AA'agner by deed dated July 31,
1897, and recorded In deed book 149, payo
177, In Recorder's office of Lackawanna
county. Coal and minerals reserved. Im
proved with a two-story frame dwelling.
Seized nnd taken in execution at tho
suit of Monumentnl Savings and Loan
Association vs. .Mary uonnoiiy unu rat
rick Donnelly. Debt, Sl.92l.C0. Judgment
No. 700, May Term, 1900. Fi. fa. to Jan
uary Tarm, 1901.
GEO. M. OKELL, Atty.
ALSO
No. 4. All the light, title and Interest
of the defendant, Peter Roberts, In and
to all that certain lot of land sltuuto lu
tho borough of Dickson City, county ut
Lackawanna, state of Pennsylvania, and
being lot No. 9 in squaro or block No. 11,
of plot No. 2, of land known ns Prlcevllle,
said lot Is 100 feet In front on Bowmuii
street, tho same In !dlh In tho rear, and
ono hundred and fifty feet In depth, as
designated on said plot, which plot Is re
corded In tho Recorder's offlco of Lack
awanna county In map book No. 1, pugo
CI. etc., as by reference thereinto being
had will more fully and at large appoar.
Said lot contains 15,000 .qunrn feet of land
and is part of tho Samuel A'aughn tract
and subject to all reservations contained
in deed from Delaware Lackawanna and
AA'estern Railroad company to Peter Rob
erts, the defendant within named, dated
Juno 16, IKS. Recorded In said Recorder's
ofilce lu deed bool: No. 173, pace 214.
All hnproed with a btory and one-halt
framo elouble dwelling house with kitch
ens nnd also outbuildings, fruit trees.
Seized und taken in execution at tho
suit of Georgo Dauco vs. Peter Robeitn.
Debt. ViOO.no. Judgment No. 33:;, Nnvem
ber Term 1900. FI, fa. to January Term,
1901. II. C. REYNOLDS Atty.
ALSO
No. C. All tho right, title and intercut
ot tho defendant, John Gerschek, in and
to all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of
land, situated In the borough of Throop.
county of Lackawanna, and state of
Pennsylvania, nnd bounded and described
ns follows: Being lot No. fourteen (14) in
square or block No. four (4) ns shown on
Uarnard's plot or mnp of Throop. Said
lot Is fifty feet wide In front on Tlno
htrpet, tho i-ame width In tho rear, and
ono hundred and ninety-two and one-half
feot In depth. Being tho samo lot of land
conveyed to thu oalel dofendaut John
Gerschek. by II. C, Townsend In duul
dated July IS, 1S98, and recorded In the of.
lice of tho Recorder of Deeds In nnd for
the county of Lackawanna In deed book
No. 1(3, page 209, etc. Coal and minerals
roserved.
All Improved Willi a one two-story
frame dwcllng lioiwu und outbuildings
thereon.
Seized and taken In execution nt the
suit of German Building Association No.
9 vs. John Gerschek. Debt. J2.400.O0,
Judgment No, IS9, January Term, 1901.
FI. fa. to January Term, 1901,
H. M. HANNAH, Atty.
ALSO
No. c All tho right title and interest
of tho defendant James F. Maxwell und
Mnrcella Maxwell, In and to all that cer
tain mesaungo or lot of land, situate In
the Fifth wurd of the city of Carbondale.
county ot Lucknwanna, and state of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows, to wit; On tho north by Claik
street; on tho east by Blrkett stieet: on
the fcouth by lands of Thomas Morrison
and Theodore Pierce, and on the west by
tho Carbondulo and Belmont Turnpike
road, now Belmont street. Being ubout
seventy (70) feet in front on said Belmont
street, about fifty (50) feot In rear end of
suld lot on Blrkett street, and three huii.
drcd (300) feet deep. Containing eighteen
thousand (18,000) square feet of land,
more or less. Being tho samo premises
conveyed by AValter Drennan ot al heirs
of John Drennan. deceased, to Marcolla
Maxwell by deed bcaiing date January
23, 1886, and recorded lu Lackawanna
county In deed book No. 1,5, at page 193,
etc.
All Improved with threo, two-story
dwelling houses and other outbuildings
thereon.
Seined and taken lu execution ut the
SHERIFF'S SALES.
suit of assigned to Mlna Robinson v.
James F. Maxwell nnd Marcclla Maxwell.
Debt, $2,501.00. Judgment No. 4S3. Janu
ary Term, 1901. FI. fa. to January Term,
1901. VOSBUKU, Atty.
I
ALSO
No. 7.-AII the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, Emma N. aallnghcr.
executrix, and Joseph Nolan, executor of
James Nolan, deceused, in and to all
those certain lots, pieces and pnrcels of
ihufo certain iois, pieces ann piuuem i
land, together with tho Improvements
thereon, and being lot No. eleven nnd lot
No. 12 (11 and 12) in square or block No.
iv. . ...... '.. . . .,-. u.1 I
103 nnd situate upon street called and
known ns Adam nvninu, nml Mulberry
street upon the town plot of tho city of
Scranton Intended to bo duly re'Rlntcrcd
nnd recorded. Said lots being SO feet lu
front on snld Adams avenue and 160 feet
in depth on said Mulberry street, nnd
rectangular In shnpo the measurement
of tho depth of said lot to commence ten
feet Inside of the Bldewalk. Tho second
party to havo tho right to enclose nnd
occupy and use ten feot In front of said
lot.s for cellarw.ty, porch, portico, bay
window or shrubbery, but not tho right
to erect any building thereon, said right
to occupy nnd vncloto extending to both
ntrcets.
All improved with two brick dwelling
houses and a large three-story and base
ment store and brick building occupied
ns laundry, stores and dwellings.
Seized and taken in execution at the
suit of Scranton Savings Bank nnd Trust
Company vs. llntma N. aallarther. exe
cutrix, nnd Joseph Nolan, executor of
James Nolan, deceased. Debt, J15.KA0O.
Judgment No. SSI, January Term, 1901.
Lev. fa. to January Term. 1901.
s. n. price, Atty.
ALSO
No. 8.-A1I the right, title and Interest
of tho defendant, James McUoVcrn, in
and to all the following described lots
or parcels or Innd, situate, lying and be
ing in tho Twentieth ward, city of Scran
ton, county of Lackawanna, and state of
Pennsylvania, being lots thirty-nine and
forty, In square or block twenty-one, and
sltunto upon street called and known as
Prospect street, upon tho town plot of
tho town of Scranton, mudo by D. Cough-
an, lnienueci to be tuny registered onci
recorded, said lots being twenty-six feet
nnd eight Inches In width In front and
rear, nnd one hundred and forty (110) feet
In depth. Coal and minerals reserved.
8el7Pd nnd taken In execution nt tho
stilt of M. Robinson vs. James MrCIovern.
Debt, JC33.00. Judgment No. 101, May
Teim, 1900. FI. ra. to January Term, 1901.
A'OSBURO & DAAA'SON, Attys.
ALSO
No. 9. All the right, title and Interest
of tho delindant, Cnlvln A. Spencer, In
and to nil that certain piece or parcel of
Innd situate nnd being lu tho tovwishlps of
Clinton, and Abington, Lackawanna conn,
ty, ,Pa., and In the township of Overlleld,
In tho county of AVyomlug aforesaid nnd
bounded ns follows: Beginning ut the
southwest corner of land now or late In
tho possession of B. P, AVoodroff;
thenco by ihe last above mentioned land
bouth Fcvciitv-tlwi and one-hnlf degrees.
east twenty-one nnd eight-tenths perches
(S, 73H e, 21.6 p.) to n corner; thence
south forty-seven and one-half degrees,
east six and four-tenths perches (S. 47',i,
E. G.4 p.) to a pile of stones; thence south
twenty-one nnd one-hnlf degrees, west
nine and two-tenths perches (S. 210, AV.
9.2 p.) to a corner nt tho end of a wall:
thenco south seventy-three and one-half
degrees, cast twenty-ono perches (S. 73',:,
E. 21 p.) to a corner of land now or late
ot tho said AVoodroff nnd in tho line of
land now or late of Cyrus Dean; thence
along the land of the said Dean south
two degrees, cast alxty-elght and eight
tenths perches (S, 2, E, CS.8 p.) to the
cem;r of a road; thenco along the Bald
road south eighty-eight degrees, west
slxtv-four nnd seven-tenths perches (H.
88. AV. CI.7 ii). to a corner of school-
house lot; thence by the same north nine
und one-half degrees, cast seven perches
(N. 9ii, A". 7 p.) to a corner; thenco north
eighty-four und one-half degrees, west
six perches (N. 84'A A 6 p.) to the cen
ter of the road; thence nlong the same
south nine and one-half degrees, west
seven nnd five-tenths (S. 9ii. AV. 7.5 p.)
to a coiner In the four comers of loads;
thenco along tho road north seventy-six
and one-half degrees, west eighty-three
perches (N. 70. A. ST p.) to a corner of
land hUtvcytd to Ezra Dean; thence
along said rond and land now or late ot
Loroy AA'all north sovcnty-elght and one
half degrees, west sixty-four and six
tenths perches (N. 7S',&, AV. G4.C p.) to a
corner of said AA'all; thenco along the
land of Loroy AVall north forty-six nnd
onehalf degrees, east twenty-ono perches
(N. 46'i, E. 21 p.) to a corner of land now
or into of said AVall; thenco north forty
five and one-half degrees, west sixty
perches (N. 45U AV. 00 p.) to a corner ot
lands now or late of suld AA'all; thencu
north foity-sen degrees, west thirty
lods (N. 47, AV. :iO r.) to a cornet- (tho
lcregolng courses and distances are tuuen
from a mortgage of Spencer to People's
Bank, dated August 11. 1S91, recorded In
Lackawanna county, Murtgugo Book No.
40, page CGO, and tho succeeding courses
nnd distances are from n recent survey);
thenco north forty-seven and three
fourths degres. east ono thousand nino
hundred unci four feet (N. 471, E. l,90t
ft.) or ono hundred and fifteen and thirty-nine
hundredths (115.39) rods; thenco
south seventy-two and one-half degrees,
east five hundred feet (S. 72'4. E. DW ft )
1 or thirty nnd thirty oue-hundredths
I (30.30) rods: thence outh fifty-four and
thice-fourths degrees, east six hundred
and titty-five feet (S, 6114 E. 633) feet or
39.70 tods); thenco south fifty-six und
one-hnlf degrees, east nine hundred and
seventy-eight feet (S. 5'i's, E. 978 feet or
41.28 rods); thence south fUty-sovcn and
three-fourths degrees, east live hundred
and twenty-two feet (S. G7?J, E. G2J feet
or 31.04 tods): thence touth one degree,
east ono hundred and thirty-seven feet
(S. 1, E. 137 feet or S.3J rods); thenco
south threo degrees, cast thirty-two iods
(S. 3, E, 32 iods) to the point of begin
ning. Containing nbout one hundred and six-ty-flvo
(165) acres of land, more or less.
Improved with two (!.') framo two-sto-y
dwellings and barns and other outbuild
ings, fruit tiees, etc., t hereon.
ALSO, All that certain piece or patcel
ot lend bltuate lu the township of Clin
ton, county of Wyoming, and lu the.
township of AVest Abington. county of
Lackawunna, bounded and described ns
follows, to wit: Beginning at a corner
in the road leading from Wnll's coiners
oer Uio hill to Factory villa; thence
south sixty-seven and one-half degrees,
east fifty-nine and two-tenths rods (S.
(7's, E. 50,2 r.); thence south forty-flvs do.
grees, west ten und two-tenths rods (S.
43. AV. 10.2 r ) ; thoice south thirty tlo-
I grees, west twenty-tlvo rods (S. 30, A'. 23
r)); thenco soutn five tterreei, west lctty
four ar.d one-half ro Is (S. r,, y. 44'i r.) to
u corner of land deeded to AVllllJin Camp,
boll In 1SC3; thence by samo vourti thir
teen reds to a corner: ihom-o notth mcv-enty-peven
end nm-hnlf eleijrres. went
l loriy-iwo 1-niin i.. (i-i, ii. s; j- u b:u
road end tho line uf the ;lm i,:iccl;
thenco nortlt ono degree wjst, along the
lino of tho first parcsl to r. corner t.N". 1
AV.): thenco north flfty-stven nnd three
fourths degrees west, thirty-nu .nut j.U-tv-four
une-hundredths injs N. t,7')j AV,
21.61 r.); thenco north llfiN-sU and one
half degrees west, foity-nhi" and twen
ly.elght one-hundiedths rods (N. TAV- AV,
40.M r,); thence north fifty-four and
three-fourths degrees east thirty-nine and
boventy-hundredths rods (N, 5 Pi IJ. .19.70
r); thence north soventy-two and nno-naif
degrees west thirty nnd thlrty-ono hun
dredths rods (N. 72',i AV. 30.30 r.); thenco
north forty-one degrees cust. twenty
soven rods (N. 41 E. 27 r.) to a maple
stump; thence north one and three
fourths degrees cast, twenty-six roil (N,
l?i E. 20 r.) to a post and stones: thenco
touth seventy-eight und one-fourth do
green east, one hundred nnd twenty-four
rods (8. 7S','t E, 121 r.) to tho place of be
ginning. Containing about eighty (80) nereu.
moro or less, Being the greater part ot
tho AA'onton Brlggs f.irm convejed to
AVHHam Campbell In 1831, and the. ,. s.
Reynolds tnim, conveyed to Wllllnm
Campbell In 1857. Improved with a fruinn
two-tory dwelling house, bums, out
buildings and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of the People's Bank of AVIlkeie
Barre, trustee, . Call In A. Spencer.
Debt, 51.377.83. Judgment No. 122u, Sep
ti'inber Term, IS1). A'cnd ex. to January
Term, 1901.
PATTERSON & AVILCOX. Atty.
ALSO
No. 10. All the right, title and interest
nf the defendant Matthew A. Gettlnga,
In und to all that certain lot or piece of
hind, tdtunte In tho borough of Dunmoie,
county of Lackawanna, stale of Pennsyl
vania, boundeel and described ns follow-H;
Lot number sixty-blx (CO) on plot of vl.
laga lots luld out by A. D, Spencer in the
borough of Dunmoro, commencing nt a
corner on tho northwest side of Franklin
street, at the corner of n lot owned by
ono Mollnle; thenco along mild street
south twenty-six and nne-hnlt degrees
SHERIFF'S SALES.
Sjxy-is'ijsf'sr'sojrscsj"WVVs'sr'S"S'M1' ' rfn i'
west, fifty (50) feet to tho corner pf T.
Kelly's lot; thenco along said Kelly's lot
north flfty-nlno and ime-half(5'j4). de
grees west, ono hundred nnd fifty-three
(133) feet to an anglo; thenco In a north
erly course ten (10) feet to an anglo,
thence north twenty-six nnd one-half de
crees east, forty (10) feet to tho corner of
sain .mo nates lot; inenco fouim new
nine and one-hnlf (59'4) dettrccs cast, one
hundred and llfty-llve (105) feet along
snld McIIalo's lot to tho plnco of begin,
iilng. Containing seven thousand seven
y"""."""'" -""' "" - ; -, r i,
hundred and fifty square feet of land, bo
the same tnoro or less. Corel resened
, Improved with a two-story frame unetl.
Inn Inlla rt.t r... . 1 ...11.1 l.i am Clinrdtl.
Inn- linllart nt,1 mtll.il1i1liiira thprpilft.
tielzod nnd taken In execution at tho
stilt of .Tanroii Cole vs. Matthew A. Get
tlngn. Debt, J1X87. Judgment No. 439,
January Term, M7. FI. fa. to Jununry
Teim, 1P01, HUHLER, Atty.
ALSO
No. 11. All the right, title und lnteiest
of tho defendant, E. L. AVulter, in and tei
nil mat certain lot, piece or parci-i
land situate In tho city of Scranton, couti.
ty of Lackawanna, and slate ot Pennsyl
vania, nnd bounded and described ns fol
lows: Beginning on tho eastetly side of
AVnahlngton avenue, nt tho corner of
lands of S. Morris, thenco In a southeast
erly direction along tho said Morris' Hue
150 feet to u corner lu Dlx court; thenco
ulong Dlx court In a norlheaatorly direc
tion 40 feet to a corner In lino of lands
now or formerly owned by John AA'ard;
thenco In n northwesterly direction along
tho said AA'ard's Hue 130 feet to the lino
of AVashlngton avenue aforesaid: thence
In a southwesterly direction ulong AVabh
Ington avenue 40 feet to tho place ot be
ginning. AVith tho right to use ten fret
in front of th front linn of said lot for
jnrd, porch or piazza or bay window, but
for no other purpose, Hclng lot No. two
In square or block No. 7 on the lion und
Coal company's plot of lots In tho city of
Dcrnniou.
All Improved with n three-story frame
dwelling houso in front nnd a three-story
brick offlco building In tho rear.
SolztHl nnd tnkeu in execution at the
suit of H. M. llannnh, trustee, Vs. E. L.
AA'nlter. Debt, J10.W3.00. Judgment No.
527, Jnnuary Term, 19C0. FI. ft. to .Tnnu
ary Term, 1901. HANNAH, Atty.
ALSO
No. 12. All the light, title and lnteiet
of tho defendant, Eugene II. Call, In nnd
to all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
lMid sltunto In tho city of Scranton.
county of Lackawanna, nnd state of
I'tiinsyivanla, bounded and clcscrioeu ns
follows to wit: Being Bltuate on the
easterly side of Prescott avenue and be
ing part of lots numbctr. five (5) und six
(6) In block No.. 1CS, according to the
Lackawanna Iron and Coal company's
plot of the city of scranton. Pa. Begin
ning on the division line of lots numbers
five and four at a paint In said ll'ie
twenty (20) teet southeast from Prescott
uviiimo fence line; thenco southeufct along
said division line flfty-scveii and one-halt
feet: thence northrnst and pantile! with
Prescott avenue slxly-llve feet; thence,
imrthwi'st tlfly-sevcn and onu-hulf foct;
the-nco southwest and parallel with Pres
cott avenue sixty-uvo reot to me oiac
of hecinnlng. Together with twenty feet
In front of the ftont lino for yurd. vault,
etc.. together with right of way uinntng
v;ltn said lot.
All Improved with two two-story frame
dwelling houses and ofher outbuilding:!
thereon.
Sel7fd and taken In execution at thi
suit of Wllllnm Schuster vs. E. II. Call.
Debt, 130.0i. .ludgmwit No. 30. Match
Term, 1S98. Alias II. fa. to Jnnuary Term,
1901. ELPLOOLE, Atty.
ALSO
No. 13. All the right title, and Interest
of the defendant, Michael Gllioy and
Catharine Gllroy, In ami to all thoie cer
tain lots, pieces or parcels of land, situ
ate, lying and being In tho Sixth ward of
mo city or Hcranton. county ut iicica
wienna, nnd state of Pennsylvania, know n
und distinguished on J. Herman's map of
South Hyde Pink ns lots numbers six
teen (1C) and seventeen (17), In block
number forty-one (41), tho first ot which
being fifty (50) fet In front on Luzciuo
street (formerly called Sixth avenue),
nnd about ninety (90) feet in depth to Unu
of lot number otrj In the samo block, bo
thu same more or less; excepting and re
seivlng, however, all tho coal beneath the
surface of and belonging to the said laud,
with the right to mine and remove the
same, in the samo manner and to the
samo extent us the sanieds excepted and
reset veel in the deeds eit the same which
ure as follows:
The first from J. Heerman's, mttee, to
Catharine Gllroy, bearing date the 9th
duy of July, A. D. 1875. and recoided In
the office for the recording of deeds, etc..
In and for the county of Luzerne In deed
book No. 133, page 211. etc. The second
fiom A If. Jcssun. tiustee. to tho said
Catharine Gllroy. bearing elate the 0th
day of May, A. D. 1S31, and recorded hi
tho office for tho recording of deeds, etc.,
lu and for tho county of Lackawanna, hi
deed book No. IJ, page 117, etc. Tho other
being from Qulncy AV. AVelllngton to the
said Catharlno Oilroy, bearing date tho
Oth day of December, A. D. 1SS0, and to
be uuiy recorded,
a uuiy recorded,
All Improved with two two-story flume
.livnlllxr. Iinnrna ivllh liocnmnnto nilB
frame barn and outbuildings thcieou.
Seized nud taki-u In execution at the
suit of Mlna Robinson vs. Michael Gllroy
and Cnthailne Oltioy. Debt, $3,798.51.
Judgment No. 431, January Term. 19'd
Fi. fit. to January Term, 1901.
A'OSUl'BC! &. DAWSON, Att.
ALSO
Ne. 14.-AI1 the light, title nud luleie.-t
of tho defendant, tho Ira Tripp llom
Company, in and to nil that certain lot.
piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and
being in tho Tweuty-tlist waul of the city
of Scianton. county of Lnckawaniui and
state of Pennsylvania, bounded nnd de
scribed ns follows: Being lot No. 32, In
pqunre or block No. 4, of tho plot known
as "Fair's Ideal Homo Sites," tnld lot
measures 20 feet In front on Dorothy
street, the same width on the rear, and
13-'i feet In depth, to a court opened for
public use, as delineated on bald plot,
which suld plot Is Intended for recoid by
said parties of the first part. S.iid lot
contains -WM) square feet and being same
lot of land conveyed by John R. Farr to
the said Ira Tropp Ifoso Company, In
deed dated the 2Sth day of December, 1899,
nud duly recoided lu Lackawanna county
in deed book No. 1S3, pngo 3;3. Cnnl and
minerals being leseivcd.
All improveel with u two-story frame
buildlner.
Seised nml taken in execution at the
suit of the Union Dime Permanent Loan
Association vs. Iia Tilpp Hose Company.
Debt, Jl.M'O.CO. Judgment No. 673, Janu
ary Teim, 1901 FI. fa. tn Janu
ary Term. Ffll STARK, Atty.
ALSO
No. 13 -All the ilnht. title and lnteiest
of tho defendant, V, J. .olkoskl, In and
to all that piece of laud sltunto In the
borough of Dickson City, county of Lack
awanna, nnd st.ite of Pennsylvania, de
scribed as follows, ns per survey of E. A.
Bnitl. October '.'), 1J39:
Helm; lot .No. 14, in squaie 2 on the
westerly lido of sttei't known us Boule
vnrd.nnd bring forty (10) fcut In fiont and
rear, and one luuidrud and llfty (130) feet
in depth to a court fifteen (15) feet wide
for publlu uio. Coal reserved.
SeUcd tird taken In execution at the
(uit of John Kimball Vh. A. J. ZolkosM,
Debt, S30.23. Judgment No. S78, Mnicli
Term, lixm. FI fa to Jrmuary Term, 1901,
AVOODRUFF. Atty.
ALSO
No. 10 All the light, title and lnteicxt
ot the defendant. Charles Krona, In and
to all that certain lot or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in tho borough of
Dunmoie, county of Lackuwumia. nnd
state of Pennsylvania, being lot No. 21.
in block No. ?, upon the plan or plot of
"Prospect Path." in fald borough of Dun.
more, Irtendcd to be recorded. Said lot
contains In front on Bherwood ave.
nun forty-ono (41) feet and tn depth one
hundrtd nud eighty (180) feet to an alley
llfteeu (16) feet wide, excepting and le
seivlng, how over, tu B. II. Throop and
his l.clrs by such terms ns aiu sufficient
In law all con) and mineral beneath the
iutriaco ot and belonging to said laud
with tho solo right and pilvllrge to mine
und removo tho biinio by any subter
lanean pioslslou incident to tho business
of mining without thereby Incurring in
any event whatover any liability for In
jury caused or dnmugo done to the sur
face pf i'U 111 lot or to the buildings or tin.
provements which now urn or hereafter
may be erected thereon un fully und com.
plctely as tho samo nre reserved hi deeds
of foimer conveyance and with alt the
facts Incident and stipulations therein e.
cited, provided that no mine or other air
slinft shall bo Intentionally opened or any
mining fixtures established on the sur
face of said premises.
It being the unine piece of land which
was oenveyed by Edward J, Lynett nnd
Nellie A. Lynett, his wife, to Charles
Krona, by deed dated 30th April, 1900, nnd
SHERIFF'S SALES.
recorded in tho ofllco for recording deeds,
etc., for Lackawanna county In deed
book 187, pngo 100,
Said lot having thereon erected n. two
and one-holt story framo dwelling house
and outbuildings
Seized and taken In execution at the
suit of Curtis Huff, agent, vs. Charles
Kronn. Debt, $372.51, Judgment No. 8J,
January Term, 1901. Fi. fa. to January
Term, 1901.
NEAVCOMB & BALLENTINB, Attys.
ALSO
No. 17. 1. All the right, title anel inter
est of tho defendants. Mnry Shamrock
and Julius Egreczky, in and to the fal
lowing described lot of land, lying and
being lu the vlllngo of Prlceburg, Dlok
son City borough, Lackawanna county,
Pennsylvania, being lot of ground bound
ed by Dundnff rond, Railroad switch and
lands of Miles estate, In square er Mck
No. 4S, and situate upon street called
and limned Dundnff rnnrl. llnrm n. nlst nf
snld town. Intended to be duly registered
nnd recorded, ns by refcrenco to which
plot thus registered and recorded, will
ttilly appear, on map entitled, "Mswre'si
Mop of Prlceburg." Said lot containing
3',i acres, more or less. Improved with on
fi unto dwelling house, four frame dwell
ing houses partly built, and cellar wall
for threo others.
2. Also all those certain lots of ground
In the vlllngo of Prlceburg, Lackawanna,
county afoiosald, known as lots Nob. 10
and 11 In block No. 13. on the aforesaid
plot, raid lot No. 10 bjlng 50 feet in front
on Dundaft rond and 50 fet In rear by 170
feot lu depth along tho lino of lot No. 9.
nnd 150 feet along lino of lot No. 11. Said
lot No. 11 being 143 feet In front, moro or
less along said Dundaft rood to lino ot
lot No. 12, by 110 feet In depth nlong line,
of lot No. 10, and 167 feet along the south
line of lot No. 12 according to a plan,
entitled, "Price, Pancoast & Throop'n
Map of Prlceburg." Coal and minerals
rebcrved. Improved with one frame,
dwelling houso and outbuildings.
3. Also nil that ceitaln lot In tho vll
lngo of Prlcebutg, Lackawanna county
nforcsnld, known as lot No. 8, In block
No. 11, acordlng to it map, entitled
"Mooro's Plun of Prlceburg," snld lot be
ing rectangular in shape, about CO feet In
front on Pancoast street, tho itame In
rear, and nbout 135 feot In depth. All Im
proved with a two-story framo dwelling
houso and a slnglo frame building used
for hotel purposes.
Seized nnd taken In execution at the
suit of E. Robinson' Sons vs. Mary
Shnmroek nnd .Tnllim Fcreczkv. adminis
trators of cstuto of Antoul Shamrock,
dcceaeil. lnht, $3."0.iX1. Judgment No. 97,
Muy Term, 189. Alias fl. fa. to January
Term, 1901. Also at tho suit of August
Hnblnsou s. Maty Shamrock and Julius
Egreczky. administrators of estate nf
Antonl Shamrock, deceased. Dcbt.J2.O60.Oi).
Judgment No. 92. Mav Term, l.
Alias fi. fn. to January Term, 1901. Also
at the suit of August Robinson vs.
Mniy Shamrock. Debt, 1W0 00. Judg
ment No. 20S, Junuury Term, l!99. Alius
tl. fn. to Januuiy Term, 1901.
AVJLLAHD, WARREN & KNAPP,
Attys.
ALSO
No. IS. All the right, title and interest
of the defendant, Jumes J. AValsh, In and
to all the surfneo or right of soil of all
that cortnln lot, piece or parcel of land,
sltunto In tht) borough of Olyphant, in
tho county of Lackawanna, and state
of Pennylvnnla, and bounded and de
scilbcd ns follows: Beginning nt a point
in the southwesterly lino of Culm street,
Hiild point being dlntant fifty feet north
westerly at light angles from the center
lino of tho loaded tiack of tho Gravity
railroad of tho Delaware and Hudson
company; thenco by other land f tun
said Delaware and Hudson company
south seventy-one nnd three-quartern de
grees west ono hundred and slxty-eno
nnd five-tenths teet to a corner ausiani
fifty feet northwesterly at right angle-
from the aforesaid center line; thence by
lotviumber twenty-threo on Bell street
north forty degrees west seventeen feet
to a coiner; thence by lot number twenty-four
on Culm street north fifty de
grees east ono hundred and fifty feet to
tho aforesaid line of Culm street, and
thence by said lino of streot south forty
degrees east seventy-seven feet to th
place of beginning. Comprising let num
bered twenty-six (2fl) on Culm streot as
the samo Is represented and designatecj
on n map of building lots on lands of th
said tho Delawaio and Hudson company
In tho borough of Olyphant.
Improved with dwelling house nnd out
buildings thereon.
Seized nud taken In exefcution at the
suit of C. M. Putman vs. James J.
Walsh. Debt, $237.25. Judgment No, 310.
Muy Term, IS"?. FI. fa. to January
Teim, 1901. NEAVCOMB. Atty.
ALSO
No. 19. All tho right, title nnd Interest
of tho defendant, Llnley J. Stonier. In
and to the following lot, piece
or parcel of land Bltuate in Provi
dence, In the city of Scranton, coun
ty of Lackawanna, and stato of
Pennsylvania, known and described as
lot No. 69. on Ferdinand street, on a cer
tain property entitled "fcaecinc uiiy
i Tjnri. ,, nrmrrilni? tn n survey of the same
La.r.,K' i"cco... '.! M.w So, wy ?ii" v,.
111UUU 111 J'isr,- " " " " '""
Duync, engineer and surveyor. (The map
of which is recorded In the office for the
recording of deeds in Lackawanna, coun
ty, in deed book 111, page 1), being 23 feet
lu front, and 23 feet In rear, and 114 53-100
feet deep, ljlng on tho southerly side of
and at right angles with Ferdinand
street, and tho east side line of said lot Is
distant 300 feet from the west side line of
Summit avenue, with appurtenance.
Subject to tho same reservations and ex
eeptloim as set forth in deed from tho
"Blectrlo City Land Improvement com
Jany," to said Llnley J. Stonier.
Improved with a two-story framo
dwelling house, story and one-half kitch
en and outbuildings.
Seized and taken In execution at th
suit of Dortheu Fell vs. Llnley J. Stonier.
Debt, 16C0.90. Judgment No. 402. January
Teim, 1901. Fl. f.i. to January Term, 1901.
II. C. REYNOLDS, Atty.
t
ALSO
No 20. All the right, title und Interest
of th defendant, C. M. Lancaster, execu
tor of tho estate of Franklin Lancaster,
deceased, tn and to all that certain pleea
or parcel of land situate and being in
the Township of Madison, County nf
Lackawanna nnd State of Pennsyl
vanla, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning nt a beech tree hi
lino of lands now owned and occupied by
Edward Simpson; thence by tho sam
one hundred nnd sixty-two (162) perclu.s
to tho east bank of the Roaring Brook:
thenco up said broeilt thirty-two and one
half (32Vi) perches to lino of land owned
bv George Swarts. now Scrantons and
others: thence south sixty-seven (67) de
ilegrees west two hundred und thtrty
thrco (233) porches to a post and stones
corner; thenco by land late of th estate
of Charles Butler, deceased, now John A.
Shnpon nnd others; thence north by said
Butler's land ninety-one (91) perches to
the plnco of beginning, containing sixtj
threo (63) acres of land, be the same.
mnrn nr Iphm. KXCOntlllff. however OUt Of
the said tract of land certiiln Istty pieces
and parcels of land heretofore seSld; aiid
conveyed bv tho aid Franklin Lancaster
to Jesse .Megargei. u. u. buiiuouiiiuikt,
Thomas B. Howo and to John Carey; tl)o
ilcods for hald lots or parcols of land
having been duly recorded In the Record
er's otneo of Lackawanna County. Im
proved with a two-story frame dwelling
house, largo frame barn, other outbuild
lugs, applo orchard and other fruit trees
Selzcel' and taken In execution at the
suit of Mary A. Gardner vs. C. M. Lan
caster, executor of the estate of Kranklln
Lancnstor, deceased. Debt. JS20.47. Judg.
ment No. 202, November Term, 1900. Lev.
fa. to January Term, 1901.
O'BRIEN & MARTIN, Att'a.
TERNS OF SALE.
FIPTY DOLLARS CASH WHIN PROP
FRTY IS STRUCK OFF AND BALANCB
IN CASH IMMEDIATELY AFTCR SALB
IS CONCLUDED. WHEN SOLD FOR
COSTS, COSTS MUST BE PAID WHEN
STRUCK 0FP.
ALL PROPERTIES ON WHICH ABOVE
TERMS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLIED
WITH WILL BE RESOLD BEFORE AD.
JOURNMGNT.
CLARENCE E. PRYOR, Slwiff.
Sheriff's office, Scranton, Pa., Dectmbeg
20, 1900. r