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f-'(Mi:.NTnx, rr.RiifAr.Y :r, iaoi.
n I Itr rf-iTdid Ip.iiiiriiriitlnn ilny up
liHiai'lu'M ic tiii' mr.iIii reminded that
till- "inlvniit'e nuvnt nf prosperity" dlil
not nJi tic iniytliliiK' In Hie line f
jowl tliln? -.lilcii ha.i nut Im ii oar
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The Constitutional Question.
TUOSV. V,IK filiation the
onnstltutloitnl power of His
loqlslnluiv. t" enact a inn
nlolpril uliaiiei- nljollahliiK one
ulllro ids. for tnu.uice. t lie mnyor) and
dentin-; anotlicr fns, for Instance, the
lecoreliT'. ultli prol?loii lor Inroiedl
niii appointment by th governor, rest
tlicli f.'tto upon t-rrtiun 1C of Artlcb
lit of the -Into constitution. whMi
provides ilril "no law shall vxtonil th
trni of uny public olPfer, or Increase
or illmlnlfli his salary or r-niolumonti
after his election or appolntinrnt." Vt
in section 7 of lb.- same article, power
Is ylveii to tin- lOKlHlnlui'u to incorpor
ale lilies, to clKing-e Ihelr ilmrters,
and to ureutu oIP.cl anil prescribe tlu-ir
powers and dutleb. provided such leg
islation hluill be KCiicral and not special j
or local In Its character. Nowhere is
thtio n prohibition upon (ibullhlng an
elective ofllt-e not specifically provided
tor In the constitution Itself.
tu the article relating to cities and
city charters, iviiere this subject would
naturally arise, not a word is said cal
culated to limit the legislature's power
to recast municipal charters as it may
Plcabe, (lther by adding new officii,
te-chiif'teuing thoe already in exist
ence or doing away with certain olltce.i
entirely, liven section 13 of Article lit
Introduces no limit further than that
the tut m of a public optcr shall not hi
extended or his pay or perquisites re
duced vlille In ofllce: but we doubt
that this Implies that ir his olllce is tlvs
rvution of a charter which is duly
Mipciseded, hft can. with any warrant
of law, go on claiming the invalidated
office or it, extinct emoluments. Hi
might possibly get an award for tlw
balance due on indrawn salary, upon
the ground that his election constitut
ed a, contract ; but this Is doubtful.
A natural pioposltlon In law is that
the power to cteats carries with It tho
power to modify or destroy. The office
of mayor is not a direct creation of
the constitution of Pennsylvania, but
or the leglslatuie. That which thi
legislature can create It tan, unless
"peulllcully leslralned by Ihe constitu
tion, vacate or icvhe. The ripper bill
may !. legally vulnerable In its tw
Mowat upon the executive of an ap
pointive power bejond the date of tins
next ensuing municipal election we
think it io but it clearly Is Invulner
able in eveiy oilier feature .o far as
convents any icnsiitutlonal argument
that we have yt t m en. Most of Its op
poneniH privately admit thlr: when
they argue dliTettutly In public- It is
for eft eel.
Trenton despatches ImlU.iti, that the
big aleel conibltie had a modest li'gln
lln?. The Yellow Peril.
1.V A liUALiLV lemarkahle article
by Sir llobert Hart, chief of the
ciibtouiH service In China, wilt
ten hiht August, after the relief
of the Pettin legationers, but only re
cently made available to American
ivadcU through its lepublleation in the
Cosmopolitan magazine, those given
to (jcrl'mstui.s of liiiud have the mater
ials fir protlliiblu reilcetlon. To this
vcictitn student of china the "yellow
peiU"l3 by no means u myth. As he
view" It
rh- hlii'M . .in inkllismt, tuliluluj riff,
M'Uri nidiiitiliiui sud on tlulr on Hurt ilvll
evl. huinoneout In Untfuacc, tliouglit and
'i'Clltiliiili niiiiiU'ib siiiiic (our hundred mil
Hon. !-. In Itt oun rlns Unci-, and tnun j
retintr uhkh ou tin tuiucc pri.Iues all that
i piopJi ieulie ami In Uv buMjm hlde untold
irjilivtiejlili that lus neer yet been dUtuibcd
tl;lo'r;rc, alter thouund ol yuri tl hsughty
'xcludencM, lui been pueheil by the (one of
lrcumuiice und by the cuierlor strength of
irullcts into treaty rclatlora ivith the rrtt
i-t thli'M-crU, but Ifgardi that ai a humiliation,
ee nrbiiieflt acc'iulng from it, and it looking
(nrward' to tlie day ulicn it In turn 111 be
tronjr' enough to rcicrt to its old life again
Hid do away vlth tor-' Intcrcourie, inter
Terence and lntru:lon; it bai slept long, as uc
ountleep, but It l anavc at I-ut, ami its
every member It tingling with rhlnee feeling
"CMnu"for the ChlnMp, snd out with the for
ilgn(r?" ThtylJoxer movement, In Kir Hobert's
ophlJjbn. Is most formidable In what It
Hlgnlfics and foretells. "Its first ex
Derlenie," ho writes, "has not been al
t(iKiiPr a success ns regurds the at
tainment through strength of proposcJ
endsithe rooting up of foreign cults
and -tlie ejection of foreigners but It
Is not a failure In respect of the feeler
It put out will volunteering work?
or' as un experiment that would test
wayi und meuns and guide future
choice; It hun proved how to u mun
the people will rspand to the call,
und It has further demonstrated that
the swordK and spears to which the
prudent. pfllclal mlndconfined the ln
tlated'' will' not suffice, but must be
Mjpplementctl or replaced by Mnuasr
Hfics and Kfupp guns; th tioxcr
patriot of the future will possess the
best weapotiH money can buy, ami
then the 'Yellow Peril' will Imi bevond
Ignoring," In elaboration whereof he
prophecies;
Twenty nillllom it mom if HoxeM armrtl,
drilled, dl'clpllned snd miniated b.v patriot lo
ll inlftllifn-tiiiitlvrs, will naVr trjldenee In
fhlni lmpojlble ffr foielgnert, will lake lack
troni forelnriers tver) thins; foreigners have
taken from fhlni, will pay off old gmdge with
Interest, and will tarry the ( hlnec ting snd
Chinese arms Into many u place that lien Isncy
will not inggfst lodny, thus preparing for the
fuluir- upheavals sml disasters neier cn
dresmt ot. In lllty je.irs' lime thrre will be
millions of !loem In serried ranks and war's
psnoplr at the call of Ihe fh!nee government;
there Is not the slightest doubt of thai! And
If the Chinese gournine-nl continues to exltt
It will encourage and It will be quite right
to encourage, uphold snd ifcttlop this national
Chlnna moicmenti It bodes no good for tha
re.t of the worhl, but Chins will be acting
within Its right mid will carry through the na
tional programme! .Nothing but pirtltlon-a.
difficult and unlikely lnternsllon.il settlement,
or a miraculous rpiead of Christianity In Us
hot form a not impusilblr, but scarcely to be
hoped for icllglons tiiumph, will aiert this re
mit. To be sine, these woids were writ
ten while their author was yet under
the awful strain of the Pckln siege;
thev perhaps represent a depression
of spirit nut normal. Yet has any
thing occurred since to contradict or
n-suugc them? lias not the course of
torelgn treatment been calculated
precisely as If the Intent were to glvo
litlurc generations of bettor-armed
Hovers stronger provocation than their
ancestors hud to rise ngalnt the over
beating fotcigner and expel tilni at
any cost?
Cnless some arrangements can be
made to send General Clsncros down
to the asphalt country ho will proba
bly die of ennui toon. The chances of
another revolution In Cubi are too
slight to give the professional patriot
anything to live for.
Doing Vs. Criticising.
I
N THAT excellent new magazine,
The World's Work, for March,
In an aitlele entitled "The House
of Po and the House of Don't."
apocar two sentences which. If thor
oughly appi eclated by tin- Alib'tlctin
people, especially In Ihelr relations to
politics and government, would work it
great change for the belter. So valu
able are these sentences as cxpresshns
of fundamental truth that we copy
them below In black-faced type.
"Most men cut a lespectablc figure
when they ate earnestly doing something-,
but few men appear to advan
tage when they are telling how ill
other men do things. Hedge it about
with whatever tinppings you pleaso,
depreciatory criticism Is nn ignoble
business."
For five years the people of Penn
sylvania have been deluged with de
pieelatory criticism of their state oftl
clals and of the policies- of their state
government. They have been told by
a concert of subsidized newspapers and
by a chorus of pessimistic stump
speakers of every bad deed within the
range of tiuth and in addition they
have been fed to satiety on exaggeia
tlon. misstatement and wilful lies.
What Is tho result'.' The men who for
factional put poses set In motion these
mud batteries of calumniation and ills
honest criticism have not themselves
profited by the operation; tluy are far
ther temoved from the realization of
their political ambitions than they
ever were, besides being poorer In rep
utation and In pocket. Large numbers
of citizens, honestly desirous for re
form, have had their confidence shaken
In the use of that word as a rallying
cry fop political action, und aie likely
to throw up their hands and eschew
further participation In active politics.
And back of this all. those professional
regulais In politics who arc not scrupu
lous In the dedication of means to ends
have taken on new boldness In villainy
from the very fact that the hysterical
pitch of modern denunciatory criticism,
with which sensible people- soon be
come disgusted, serves to protect thent
In their opportunities for public plun
der. The same principle Is present in na
tional alTalts. A few years ago, to cite
Just one instance, some of our far
seeing business men perceived tho ad
vantages to be, had by a policy of com
binations ot capital doing away with
wastefulness In competition an-l facili
tating economic production. There fol
lowed an era of trusts, yet in Its In
fancy: and at once tho class of men
who piefer telling how 111 other men
do things to doing things better them
selves, lalfed a "stop, thief" howl that
was not limited to Intelligent criticism
of specific abuses In the concentration
programme or to ,i thoughtful demand
for legislative resttlctlons and safe
guards, it was more like a wild dovish
war dance or the hysteria of maniacs
at an asylum tire. Kvery capitalist
was foithwlth branded as a, minion of
monopoly and a highway robber; and
every enterprise was placarded as an
"octopur." The result of It was that
the public patience was strained and In
lis reaction ugaiusf this Pupullstlc de
bauch it is Just posMble that pub
Ho opinion may In sonic degree, more,
at least) than It Intended, be playing
Into the hands of those lluancleis who
are not always actuated by honesty
in their formulations of great entei
prUe. Locally this spirit of shrieking de
nunciation of every peisou who exer
cises his llbei ty of differing ftom the
mob has shown Itself on a number of
occasions which the (ecordlng angel
will view with sadness If not with
tears very notably so during the re
cent street car strike, when our whole
city was virtually given over to an
archy so far ub anarchy wanted to
have Its boisterous way; and when,
with the tacit acquiescence qt the offi
cers of the law, flagrant disrespect
was bhown for property rights and
even persons were endangered. The
splilt of captlousness among fcomo
of our workers, as shown In strikes on
the smallest of provocations, Is similar
In kind and will have the result, if long
continued, lo arrest the development
of our city, drive away industtles now
located litre, whose coming repreiseiu
ed years of nejotlation and effort on
the part of our board of trade, and
make doubtful the securing of new
ones.
Criticism has a valuable place
among the furces which inulco for pto-
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY.
grew; but It must be Intelligent criti
cism, which points to tinws or excepts
lo principles, with argument to back
It up and sttRgestlotiM uf practical Im
provement. The mete acl of denounc
ing what oilier men iln, of eiuestlonlng
their motives and ot gloomily forecast
ing the future, It both cheap and vul
gar as tin exeiclsu of Intellectual
power and. In respect of results, uni
formly vicious. The American people
havo need to heed lest they fall Into
the habit of encouraging this vicious
kind of criticism, tit the Immediate ex
pense of real progress.
A New Jersey charier seems to be
about the ncarotit approach to the
philosopher's Htone possible these
day.
The abdication of Don Carlos did not
appear to leavo anything behind save
a bundle of press clippings.
Tammany's anti-vice committee did
notjast as long as the average New
Year temperance resolution.
It Is probable that the latest political
announcement from Krogmorc w 111
t-ntito s-onic croaking.
There is at least it display of weak
ness about the dorsal vertebrae of win
ter. Outline Studies
of Human Natiire
Sctvetl Him llight.
(I A NVIlllXfl wrong?" skcl the hotel tlerk
"V ot the drummer nliu had Juil got home
from the caM.
"f was thinking," v.ik tho leply. "1 rode
from nulTilu lo Toledo with the prctllctt girl I
cur MM."
"Hut that didn't hint ou. Who was lic!"
"i"'an't tell."
"Von didn't introduio vour'elf and get !iir
e.ird In icturni"
"No."
"No particular ttuuulc, eh." solicitously !n
sMcd the clerk.
"well, it was this way." milled the traveler,
as be brand up for the cpl.inallon."Mie sat j
iiposilp mc, mi know, and I tried for an hour j
to latch hrr tji-. she iinply Ignoied me, Jiid I
gaud out uf the window. Then I K-e and j
handed lr migitlm, but she declined with
tliank". Tin minutes liter I liouglit the Istnl
n.ivcl nut , but i.he sold she didn't eaie to read.
Then I boiuht mine tnilt, but she would acrept
none, she al-o Ignore I me whin I tried to eliuw
her fjiit cm music."
"Hut joii pctflstri "
"h, )-. Ihit i. I w.is about to make an
other attempt to enter Into crmcrallon when
tho ti.iln rami! to a halt at m town, and the
girl bcckoncil me oicr. I was there In an In
stant, ami with the -weetest smite you e.er saw
she asked If I woulu ilo her a slight favor."
" 'Willi all my heart," I hastened to say.
" 'Well, she said, smiling cien more sweetly,
'Mippon Jim leaie the train here and take the
mt one that follows, for you haie made me
dead tired, and I fed like taking a nap.' "
"Good gracious,' whispered tha clerk.
"Wi. sir," ivild the drummer, as he reached
for a cigar, "and I want to go up to my room
and sit and think and try and figure It out.
Perhaps it's time I left the road and settled
down at home." Chicago Inter-Ocean.
Was Easily Wakened.
BLOM1TLLD, bishep of London half a
D
ceiiturv .igi), wat a man of much wit, and
also had i keen appreilition of wit In other
people, whitcicr their walk in life might be.
Omc when a new church In hit diocese was
to be con-eerated Ihe buhnp iccelied itieral
Icltirs complaining that the architect of the
new church hid cltflgiircl the interior ami e
tcrlor with "mele-s gewgaws," f niequently
the bMiop went ilowii to the little town to mike
an imptitioii of tho building, mid summoned
the architect to meet him then'.
The lu-hoii could llml nothing inil-o with the
exterior cf the ihureh nor with the Interior un
til, jiift as bf leaclud the elmieel, he looked
up and saw Imir wooden linage, apparently
guirding the pulpit.
"Whit do tli.i-c flgiitcj lepicscnt " he In
ijulred. "rho four eiaiiKcliits, my lord," replied the
.iichlicct.
"They appear to be aIeep," nld the bUbop.
"Do jou think so, my lord?"
'That's the way they look to me," wld the
bUhop, decidedly.
"John," called th jrdiitect to :i mm who
w at woik on one of the pewi-, "bring jour
ehld and open the ejes of the evangelists "
Youth's Companiuii.
Mark Twain's Introduction.
NLY ONCE," writu MU M. Clemens In
s " Alnslee's, "ilid Mark Twain appear in
public ai a political speaker. As a conscientious
Republican in his political preference', Mr.
Clemciit took an nctlie interest in the presi
dential campaign of lc-i Whilo visiting in LI
lulia, N. Y.. In the fall of that year, he undo
,i shoit speech ono S.ituidiy night, introducing
to a Itepuhllean meeting Ocneral llawliy, of
Connecticut. In Ihe c-ourso uf bl remarks, Mr.
Cli-mens said:
" 'Rcniral Haw ley Is a lncuiUr of my church
at Hartford, and the author of 'lieautitul Snow.'
Ma be be will ilcnv tint. Put I am only here
lo (,bo him a character troni his last place. As
a pure citlui, 1 uspcit him; as a personal friend
of iar, I lue the warmest tegard for him;
is a neighbor, whoc vegetable garden adjoins
mine, wb why, I watch him. As the author of
'lieautitul Snow,' be his added a new pang to
winter. Ho l J square, truo man In lioneit
polltlK, ml I must, say he occupies a mighty
loiiisoiuo pn-llinn. JJ broad, so bountiful is hU
character that bu Ueier turned a tramp empty
handed limn his door, but alwaS gaie him a
lell.r of iiitioduetir.il lo inc. Pure, honest, In
corruptible, that is Jou Iliwley. Such a man
In politics is like a bottle of perfumery In a
glue factory it may moderate tho stench, but
It docjn't destroy it. I haunt nalel any more
of him than 1 would say of myself. Ladle and
ejcntlcmcii, this I- ficneral Ilawlry.' "
A Justice Without Fiejudlce.
WAYNE M'VEACIII. the well known Philadel
phia lawjer and in nilnUUr to Italy, Ina
a keen see of humor, fajj the Saturday Even
ing Pot. llricntly be wja i-rguiiin a tedious,
technical cae liefote tin- Supreme court. Tho
atfalr diltted thiough long da3 ol unlntnest
ing detail. When It w.u finally ended Mr. Mae
Veaeli and a colleague, In talking It over, specu
lated as to whom Chief Justice Fuller would
ulgu to writu Ihe opinion in the case, and tho
speculations resulted In a wagir.
Just then Chief Justice Puller tame clown the
eonldor. Mr. MacYcagh called him and told
him of the viagir.
"If ou will help mi. out. Mr. Chief Jintlce,
and tell m. '-ihcr my guess Is correct, the af
fair can bi -i i d light here, for uu hate the
assigning ! ! ami you Viviw whom you will
ask to write the dicislou,"
"Whom hue uu stlc tid In jour wager, Mr.
MacVeagliS" aVeil Mr. 1 idler, keenly inlernlcd.
"Mr. Jiutlce Ora," answered Mr. Macvcagh.
"And why did you chouo Mr. Cray?"
"HioavLo I noticed be slept through the en
tire aiguiiient," aiiiwired Mr. Miceagh.
Willing to Take Something.
APEAF wi man figured as the plaintiff In a
minor ca-e rii.tilly tried at the Durham
(England) ussUo, and after reneatcii falluics to
mako her limKistaud the proceedings the Judge
suggested tint her counsel should get her to
agree to a coinpiomUc,
"Ask her what she will take to settle It,"
said the court.
"His lordihlp wants to know whit jou will
takti"
shu smlllugly replied!
"I thank hi. IviiUUp wiy kindly, and If it's
no income ntener to him I'll take Utile warm
ale."
E. Flmibus TJnura.
At'OXF.Y ISLAND excurtdon steamer was
leal Ing New York with but few passengers
aboard. The bull had, Just catt oft wheu u itout
gentleman with a very red fiee mhsfl don
the pltr snd, nourishing Ills stick, shouted!
"Hey, csplaln Put bule-bark hero nuleW.
Here's a large pstty wants to go."
The captain tut at first derPbe, but finally
shouled frum the, pilot house I "Mow lsrga it
tho rarly I"
For an lntsnt the fat man liesltsted. Then
lit jelled baiki 'tletwrui sixty tml setentj."
As soon as the rsptaln heird this number h'
Inilsnll) ordered the steamer back and made
fast again. Tin fst man w-sddled across the gang
plank, and, picking out a nice deck sest, fanned
himself with hit straw- hst. Meanwhile the isp
lain and Ms ttrw visited for tho party to ai
the. After waiting Ibc mlnutfl and more tha
captain turned Impatiently toieard the slout
gentleman and asked! "Where's your rarty be
tween sixty snd seientyf This bost rsn't wait
all diy tor ttiem."
"Oh, thlfa til tight." replied the fat pas
senger with a bland smile. "I'm the part) ;
slutj-flve today ,lr."
The captain's face grew redder eren than the
pisenger' si ho furiously rang the bell to
steam ahead, but the fat gintknian at once be
came the hero ol the boat. Collier's Weekly.
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OFFICES FOR RE.NT-W. T.
building.
HMKEIT. PltlCF.
UARNS I'Olt
tuildlng.
RI.NT-W. T. IIACKETT, PRH E
HOI --.S FOR RI.NT-W
building.
T. IIACKETT, PRICE
PRUT.!
ILATS FOR
1 uildlng.
REXT-W. T. HACKCTT,
ROOMS FOR REXT-W.
building.
T. HACI'LTT. PRICE
FOR RENT-NICE FURNISHED ROOM. Apply
6IG l(ulncy aienue.
FOR RENT APRIL 1. SIORE, NO. 223 I.ACKA
wanna aienue; brick building in rear, suit
able lor plumbing or other business.
Olficcs for lent in Paull building. Appl 1"jC!
Sane'ereoii aienue.
HOUSE TOR RENT-eiJl MADIOX AVENUE,
niuderii iiiipioiements. A. Roe, 221 Laika
wanna avenuj.
FARM TO RENT-lJCt ACRES; FOR FLRTIIEIl
information call at M7 Prescott aienue.
I OR RENT- CENTRM.I.Y LOCATED, ELEVEN
room bouc; tteain beat, largo lawn, fruit .
two baths; modem; t'iriuhed or nniirnlheil.
Owner going abroad. Addrem tO"J Tribune oflne.
FOR RENT-IIAt P DOUUI.E HOUSE M HAR
rlm avenue, nine rooms. ?K Apply Thomas
Ruricll, v0 llaiilson avenue.
HOUSE, Wi WASHINGTON AVENUE, TWELVE
rooms, good loundr, perfect order, Haidln,:,
ROOMS IN THE CENTER OF CUV: 20. AND
207 Wyoming Aienue; fleam heat, all lm
proiements; suitable for any Und of business;
also luru in irai Impure at 22d JetleinOii ;ie.
nue, near Spruce stieet.
lS-TEX-ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIO LIGIIIS.
modem Iniproieinents. lji-ge lot front and
back. Trees. EaM- to two street car. Ple.-sant
part of Green Ridge April 1. G. W. S Trib
une. "22 CIREEN RIDGE STREET, TEN ROOMS,
modem Improvements; kteani heat, furnUhc.l;
desirable; -.(.
For Sale.
FOR SALE-COTTAGE AT II VRVF.Y'K LAKE.
Pa,, with about one acre ground, thirty ap
ple trees, ham, lee hous, etc Enqu're ot 11,
P. Picks at Third National bank, beianten, Pa.
Wonted To Buy.
-ASiNe-
WANTED SF.CONDIIAND SLOT MACHINES;
must bo in good order, state particulars as
to make and price Address L. II., general de
liiery, Scranton, Pa.
Money to Loan.
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED CITY REM,
estate HENRY HELIX. JR.
ClIAS. H. WELLES.
THOMAS SPRACUL.
MONEY TO LOAN ON POND AND MORTGAGE.
iny amount. M. 11. llolgale, Commonwealth
building.
ANY AMOUNT OP MONEY TO LOAN-VUICK.
straight loans or Building and Loin. At
Mrom 4 to 6 per cent. Call on N. V. Ualkir,
314-J13 Conncll building.
Business Opportunity,
s-S),, si. J N . s -sV VaXJ -"
IF YOU WANT TO CO INTO RUSINE-S ST.l,
W. T, llaekett.
YOl HAVE A llUSINEsS 10R SALE, SFE
W. T. Hackett.
W. T. IIACKETT HAS SEVERAL LINES OF
buslnehs for sale; established and pajlng.
Lost.
LOsT-WEDDINO BINO, 1XSCRIIIKD OS INTER
lor. llewaul, llcliirii to Tribune ofrke,
"Recruits Wanted.
syNst
WANTXD FOR U. S. ARMY I A11LU BODIED,
unmarried men between ages of 11 snd Ml
cltlreru ot United States, of good charset-r and
temptratc habits, who can speak, lead and
writs EnglUh. Recruits specially desired fur
senlce in Philippines. For Infermstlon apply
to Reipiltlng Ofttce, 121 Wycmlnj ave., Scrsn
too. Pa.
FEBRUARY 27, 1901.
ALWAYS BUSY.
Xos. Ill st.il U Wyoming Aifnue.
We place en lain M..mlay morning!
W pairs ol iuln' and boys' shoes,
suti .,,, .,,,,(,
COO pslra l men's fins house slippers,
all
J(W.
all
ruts , i.IV.
SO1) pair of men's iuhbrr, tors a little natron-
iic
roit womp.n.
We hawj j special attraction Ini
MO pslrs of misses' snd girls' tl.U shoes,
which we sell for
These shoes are well built tees squsre, com
mon sense good quality. Never a better bar
gain In shoe leather.
800 pairs of ladles' comfort shoes not a
pair worth lest than Ti.ceiiK Take them
at tic.
We hire the 500 eases of ladles' rubbers
lho 40 and 60 cent klnd-tske 'em t ...,5Jc.
Wo have no other stores. We hsic no branch
stores. Wo hte been here since IsM, paying
100 cents on the dollar and discounting our
bills. We tit more feet thsn sny other shoe
ttorei in Northeastern Tennsjlianla. Our shoes
trs honest. Fo are our price.
ILewis&RelHy
'os. 114 snd U Wyoming Avenue.
Real Estate.
FOR SALE-A VEftV liRslltAlTLi: SfMMKIt
plate Largo ID-room house, bain, wagon
house, Ico house (tilled), tour acres of land, sit
mlcd on high ground, niblway between tilenleirn
and Daltcn, tin mlnutrs' wslk or flie mlmitei'
dric from ttatlou. Never falling water nppW
Un" uf the best and luoft lomenleul locations far
summer purposes north cf Scranton. ller.ry
WalU, H Iickawanna avenue.
rOU SALE-A FA11M OP CT ACUF..S! 1 ACHES
Improird; '.j mile frori Factoryiillej atout
twenty minutes walk from Keystone Academy!
A very sightly and pleasant loiathm tor a
country homo! can be bad sery reasonable!
fictsesslon at onee. Imjulre or addrisa W. D.
tussell, I), ei II. C.-.'t cltlee, Srrsnton.
IIYDK PARK PROI'EltTY
Hackitt, Price hulldin;
ion SALC-W.
sot'Tii side imopr.u rv foii sai.e-w.
llaekett. Price building.
CIIINCTI1LLA. tTAPK'S Sl'MMIT. (UKMU'RV.
Dalton, Fsctorvilllc, Waicrly and other
property nn I)., !,. - toi mIc. W. T
Hackctt, Piiec building.
EI.MIU'RST VXD MOSCOW PROPERTY
tale. W. T. Hackctt, I'llce building.
FOR
tlMHIAIN IX SINRLl;
Hackctt. Price buildin,-.
HOUSEs-W.
PAitn.Mxs tx Pornt.E
llaekett, Price building..
IIOl'FS-W.
RMIOAIXS IX ni'SINEW PROPERTIE-i-W.
llaekett, Price building.
OAHOMVS IX LOTS-W.
T. IIACKETT, PlllfE
building.
$0.Chl-1WO LOfs, MODERN DOfPI.E 1101 "E.
near Vine, llaekett.
7.CuU-LAROE LOT. WITH STEAM HEVTEP
double house. Hackctt.
$l,IOH-LARnE 1X)T,I0PK.RV POl'IlI.E HOl'-E.
near Mulberry. llaekett.
V.W-MODERN HOUSE, SMALL
aienue. See Hackctt.
LOT. l.Y
W.Ono-UXPER PRICE;
beautifully locateij.
FIXE RESIDENCE.
See llaekett.
TAM.OR AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE
W. T. H.ukett, Pi ico building.
IIIVINO AVENUE
W. T. llaekett.
PROPERTY I OR SALE
Pike building.
PREMOTT AVENUE PROPERIY FUR SALE
W. T. Hackctt. Pilcc building.
HARRISON AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE
W. T. llaekett, Price building.
WHEELER S.VENUE PROPERTY FOR KAl.E
W. T. Hackctt, Price building.
COLFAX AVENUE PROPERTY FOR hUX
W. T. Hackctt, Pi ice building.
ARTHUR
V. T.
AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SLE
Hackett. Pi lee building.
RIDliE ROW PROPERTY 10R SMX-W.
Hackitt, Pike building.
PROPERTY OX LINDEN. MULRERRY. VINE.
I it it . PiiiA r!'1.jrin 1 1 i 1 1r miil nt tiir it ts-l
,or 'df. W. T. Hackitt, 'price building.
GREEN RIIK.E PROPER TY FOR SAI.E-W. T.
Hackctt. Price building.
DUN MORE PROPERIY l-Oll
Hatkctt, Price buihling.
S U.F.-W.
PROVIDEXCB PROPER TY I OR SALE-W. T.
llaekett, Price building.
MIFFLIN
W. T.
WENIE PROPERTY FOR SAl.E
Haekctt, Price building.
FRANKLIN AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE
W. T. Hackctt, Price building.
PENS' AVENl E
W. T. llaekett.
PROPERTY FOR
Price building.
SALE-
W,0ISG AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE
W. T. llaekett. Price building.
WASHINGTON AVF.XfE PROPERTY FOR SLE.
W. T. Ila.kelt. Pilti building.
ADAMS AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE -W.
T. Hoi-kett, Pilee building.
JEFFERSON AVENUE PROPERTY FOR MIX.
W. T. Hackctt, Pilcc building.
MAIllsOV WEM'E PROPERTY FOR SALE
W. T. llaekett, Price building.
MONROE AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE -W.
T. llaekett, Pilcc building.
QUIVCV AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE
W. T. Hackt-tt, Plica building.
CLAY AVENUE PROPERTY FOR SALE -W.
T. HaCkett. Price building.
WERSTER AVENUE PROPERT V FOR S VLP. -W.
T. llaekett, Price building.
?3,00O-rUYS AX 8-ROOM MODF.RV UOUSi:,
near Monroe aierute; cost owner &1,S(. Sec
W. T. Hackctt. Price building.
W'lO-HUYS A STEAM HEATED, DOUIILI.
houe. sco V. T. Hackett, Puce building.
St,500-IIUYS A MODERN. sTE M IIF.UED. '
room noue; terms ca. seo w. T. Ilar-u-elt,
Piieo building.
?t5,0r -UUYS ONE OF THE FINE-T, lllr
built and liet located, modem, ncini licit
ed houses In scranton. Sic V. T. llackut,
Price building.
vll,S00-UUYti A LHC1E LOT. WITH US'"
modem hou.o and him; elifirabli- ltnatnl
on Ihe hill, mar Moniov avenue. See W. T.
Hackett, Price building.
LEGAL.
TUB ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD.
crs of the Laekiwanna Iron and steel Com
pany, for the election cf directors and tramae.
tlon ef such other business as may properly
como before the meeting, will be held at the
ofliea of tho Company In the City o scranton,
Pennslvanla, on Wednesday. Match 6th, !'"!,
at 3 o'clock p. m. The polls will ttmalii open
for one hour. The Trcii"fir Hocks will be cloned
on February 21th, 1001, and re-ope rod mi March
Jth, 1M1. J. P. HIGt.INsOX.
Secretary.
Scranton, Pa., February C2, 1!)I.
NOTICE-SEAI ED PROPOSALS 1 OR TIII
etmctlon of tho fupcistiucturc et i
CON.
Steel
brldgo at Anhbald, In aceordancc with mail-,
plans and specifications, on file at the utile: (
fieoige E. ttvencn, county uricor, it tlto
lourt house, will lio reielied by ilio ci niniUiiuii
eis of Lickawamu county at their olfiee until
11 o'clock a. m , March C, 1301.
sealed prcposals lor the ioiitniytIon of the
niasenr; for tic abutment for a fttcl bridge at
Aiihlmld, In anoidanee with maps, plans and
speclrealioim, cm file at the eificc of George E,
Steiensoii, county stirn.ior, will be rccehed liy
the commissioners of Laclawanna lounty, at then
office until 11 o'clack a. m., March 10, 1l.
Scaled prcpoiali for the eonsliuellon of a stone
arch bridge oier heyser creek In To) lor borough,
in accordance with maps, plans und peclficatlon-,
on rile st the otAco of Gesrge E, Steieneon, coun
ty ureor, will be rereivtd by Ihe commission
era ot Lscktwanni county, at their office until
U o'clock, Msrth 10, 1001.
JOHN n NMAX.
.1. COURIER MORRIS,
JOHN -I. DURhIN,
Attest! W. G. Daniels, Clerk.
LEQAL.
JwM,awJWsatwaistirfMwS'WM'ssliMsa'iisi'
NOTicr. ir nr.UF.nv oivi:s that an Ar-ru-
entioii will ' made to Ihe Court or ijuuter
Seselons of Lackawanna ccunly for a hotel II
censet for Michael FTnne-rty, at No. 1MI Keyser
airuu. In th Third ward ot tb City 6t Scran
ton, I'cnnsyhnhla, en Monday, March I, lt'Jl.
THOMAS P. riANIl.bS, Clerk, Q. ek
NOTICIJ 18 llUflEDV OIVEX THAT AS APPLb
csllOii will be mad lo the Court of (titter
Sessions of tjickuvanui county, for teatauranl
llccne for James J. Lavln, at Varxlllng, on the
Main road, on Mmdsy, March, 4, 11X11.
THOMAS P. DANIELS, Clerk, Q. S.
KSTATK OP AllMIMJA NEIXP, PF.CP.ASKD.
Letters testsmentary on the eststo el Arminda
Neeld Isto of the City of ScTanton, deceased,
hsie been gtsnted to the undorslgnd, to whom
nil persona Indebted to sail eitite art reo,iiestti1
to msko ps)mcnt, and those listing claims cr
demands, to msko known name without dtlay.
t. M. N'RKf.ll.
II. C. ItUYNOI.DS.
II. t. I1I.YNOI.IW, Executors.
Attorney fur rjuic.
IX HE! ESTATE OF DANIEL W. 8ULLIVAS.
To Whom It May (Vncerni
The Orphans' Court ol Lackawanna County has
granted a rule to show isute why Mary Sulli
van, executrix of the last will and testament
of Daniel W. Sullivan, should not be discharged,
lletutntble to next Argument Court.
MAP.Y SULLIVAN.
If. C. 11EYNOLP3, Executrix.
Attorney for Estate.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ESTATE Or
Oeorge L. Preston, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration upon the estate of George L. Treston,
late ot th city of Hcrsntnn, countr of Lacks
wsnn, deceased, hav been granted to the under
signed. All persons hsving claims or Judgments against
Ihe estate of said deceased are requested to msko
known same lo me without delay. And ill pr
sons Indebted thereto aie required to make Im
mediate pavment to.
SAMUEL It. STEVENS. Administrator,
ConnslI Pulhllng.
WELLES & TORREY, Attomeja for Estate.
TO THE HOLDERS OF PONDS NUMBERS
srien (7), eight (S), fort -one f4l) and
forty-six (4fi) of the Colliery Engineer Company,
being the bonds bearing date October 1st, 1303,
and secured by trust mortgage of that date.
Please Take Notice thst In pursuance of the
proilslona of the ssld lionds and the trust mort
gige gben to secure the same, the bonds as
numbered aboie bale been drawn by lot for
raiment on the first day ot April, 1001, and 'J
are hereby notified that the samo will be paid
on the first day of April, 1101, at th Larka
wanna Trust und Safe Deposit Company, Tiuitca
named in the triut mortgage aboie referred to,
together with Inlervst Coupons attached thereto
and remaining unpaid, and that inteirst will
cease after the said date.
THE COLLIERY EXt.lNI-ER COMPANV.
Scranton, Pa., February 2Mb, Itwl.
NEW YORK AND ONTARIO LAND COMPANY.
Notice is hereby glien that the annual meet
ing of tho stockholders of the New York and
Ontario Land company, for Ihe election of direc
tors and inipeetor of eleetlon, and for tru
tranAactlon of snrh other business aa may ptop
crly come befoie the meeting, will be held at
thi. office of the company, in PeckillK Pa
on Thursday, Tcbruary V, 1W1, at 11 o'clock
a. m.
The tranifer books' will clow at .1 o'ckvlt
p. m., Febnuiy 16, and reopen at 10 o'clock
a. in., March 1, lfml.
By order ef the Rcord of Directors.
ARTHUR !,. PARMELEE, secretary.
RAILROAD TIMS TABLES.
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western.
In Effect Dec. 2. 1000.
Smth Leaie Scranton for New York at 1.40,
.1,00, 5..50, S.OO and 10 Hi a. in. ; 12.5", 3.SJ p. m.
For Philadelphia at S.Cti end 10.03 a. m.j 12.SJ
ami a-ST p. in, For stroiuhburg at 6.10 p. m.
Milk accoiniuodatloii at S.l'i p. m. Atrlie at
llnboken at U.n. 7.1s. l'j.-!, 12 OS, ::.15, 4.4?,
7.11 p. m. Aitiio at Phlliidclpbla at l.M, 3,31,
(1.00 and S.22 . in. Arrlic from New York at
1.10, 4.W1 and 10.23 m. 1 .00, 1.32. R.4I, S.ll
und 11. '.O p. in. Ii om StrrwPburg at snj a m.
Noith Leaie s-i anion fir DufTslo and Intel
mediate stations at l.l.'i, 4 10 and O.oi a. r.i ;
1.33, 3. 'S and 11.33 p. in. For Oswego ami SM
ro'o at 4.PI a. in. and 1.j p. in. For Uth.i at
1.10 n. m and 1.5". p. m. For 5Iontroe at COi)
a, m.: 1.03 and 3. Ii p. in. For Nicholson at 1.00
and 0.13 p. in. For flinghanitoii at 10.2U a. m. Ar
riie In Sciauton Irom liulfalo at 1.23, -J 53, 5.3
and 10.00 a. m.; X'M and S.uO p. m. Fiom Us
ui gu and Sjraiu-e at 2.33 a. m. ; 12..".S and S.iYi
p. m. From Utlea at -J..W a. m.; 12.3S ami I.M
p. m. Fnnii Nicholson at 7.M a m. and 6.00 p.
m. From Monticwc at 10.(0 a. m.j J.20 and .s,0)
p. m.
Ulooiiiolmrg Dnllun Lean- Seiar.ton for
Noithumlierland, at ul'i, lo IX. a. m.; l.M ami
3.30 p. m. For PITnoulh at l.W, 3.40, S M p.
in. For Kingston t S.tO a. in. Arrlic at North
umberland at 0.3") .1. m. : 1.10, 3.00 and ft 43 p
m. Arrlic at Klngilon at S.52 a. in. Arrlic at
Pljnu.ulli at S.Oii. 4.32. 0.4 p. m. Arrlie In
sennton lioni Northumberland at OU a. n ;
MM, 1.50 ami S.I3 p. m. From Kingston at
11.00 ii. 111. From PJincjUth at 7.33 a. in.; 3.20
and f.:'3 p. m.
Sir.NDAY TRAINS.
South I earn Srranton at 1.40, .1.00, 5.30, 10 0i
p. m. i .1.3.1 and 3.40 p. in.
North Leaie Scranton at 1.13, 4.10 J. m.j 1.5.
5.4ft and 11.35 p. m.
llloomsburg Dltlslon Leave Scranton at 10.03
a. m. and 5 30 p. in.
Lehigh Vnlley Railroad.
In Effcit Nov, 23. PmO.
Trains leave Scranton
Tor Plilladrlphi.i and New York via D. A. It.
It It., at 0 43 and 11.51 a. in., and 2.15, 4.27
(Black Diamond hspiie'), and ll.Su p. m. sun
dais, D. i. II. R. It.. L.Vs. S.27 p. m.
For Hliltc llaii-n. llahton and principal points
in tlie coal region", via D tc 11. It. It.. tU3,
2.18 and 1.27 p. in. For Pottsillle, fi. 13, 2 IS
and 4.27 p. in.
For Bethlehem, Union, Holding, Hsrrlsburo;
ami principal Intermediate stations l. D. k It.
II. It. 0.15, 11.5' a. in.! 2.1. 1.27 (Black Dia.
mond Express), 11,30 p. m. uiie"jj, D. t II.
R. It., l.W. 8.27 p. m.
lor Tunkhannook, Towanda. F.lmira, Ithaca,
Geneva and principal intermediate stations, via
D, U ". W. P.. II., s.S a. in.; 1.03 and .1.40
p. m.
For Geneva, Rocht'lci, RurTalo, Niagara Fall',
Chicago and all points we.t, via I). k II. R. It .
ll.5 a. m . 3.33 (Bhek Diamond Express). 7. l,
in.41, 11.30 p. m. Sundays, 11. K II. R. It ,
11.53, 8.27 p. ill.
Pullman ,arlor and leepmg er Ihlgli Vallev
parlors cars on all trains l.etween Wilki-K-Bairc
and New York, Phllidelphla, Buffalo and Suv
pcrtton Ullage.
ROLLIX II. W1LRUR. fJu Supt., -''5 Ortanrt
street. New- York.
CII MILES S. I.F.E. Gen. Pais. Agt 2d Cortland
flw-e-t. New Yoik.
A W. NONNEMACIIER, Pie. Paw., Agt.. South
Bethlehent. Pa.
For tickets and Pullman re-erutlons apply to
.Xi Lickawamit avenue, sciantou, Pa.
Delaware find Hudson.
In F.flcct Nov. i l!Mi.
Tislns L.r Carbondale le.ue Vranton at K.'.'o,
7..V5, SM, 10.U i. in.; 12.W, 1.21', 2.11. 3.3., i.iJ,
C.r,:, 7.57, U.l. 11.13 p. m ; 1.10 a. m.
For Honc-dilc 0.20, JO.i.1 a. in. s 2.41 and 3.2J
p. in.
1 or Wilkra-llirre-il.il. 7.K .41. t'..!. 10.41,
11.3) a. in.; 1.2S 2.1, 3 3.1. l.''7, 0 10. 7.IS P.1,
1.:jJ p. in.
For L. V. II. II. piilnti.-n.ri, 11.33 a. in.; 2 1
4.27 niJ lt.:ai p in
For Pi un- liania II. R. points G. 13, 0.3S a.
til i 2.1S and 4 27 p. m.
I or Albany und all points north 0,20 a. m.
and il.ii p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
For Caibondak -3.00, 11. .J J, in.; Ml, 3.32,
.'..Ii 10 32 i. m.
lor Wlli-Biirc-n.8, 1i.'-3 i. m.j l s-a, .iss,
C.27, H.27 p. in.
For Albanv and point, noith 3.52 p. in.
For lloncdale 0.00 a. m. and 3.51 p. in.
Lowest rites to all olnts in United States and
J. if. IIURI'ICK. CI. P. A.. Albany, N. Y,
II. W. CROSS p. P. A., scranton, m.
Centrftl Ballload of New Jersey.
Standi in New "tuik-loot ot Llbctty street,
N. It., and Snuth Firry.
TIME TABLE IV ElTECT NOV. 2', 1W.
Tialna lei.vc sciantou for New York, Newark,
IllMbelli, Philadelphia, Eate,n, Bethlehem, AI
lentown. Maueh Chunk end White Haven nt 8.30
a in.! exprcts, 1 10; express, 3.50 p. in. Sunday,
2.13 p. in.
For Pittston and WiUves-Birre, g.30 a. in., 1.1)
and 3.50 tc in. Sundajs 2.1) p. m.
Fur pslllmoie and W i.hlpgton. and points
Sui)th and West ill llethlehein, 8.30 a. m. ; 1.10
ml 3.3.1 p. m. Sundays, 2.13 p. m.
Fur Ionji Branch. Ocean Ciioc, etc., at .30
a. in. and 1.10 p. m
For Reading, Lebanon and Harriiburg, vii AI
lenluwn, b.30 i. in. and 1.10 p. m. Sundijt,
2.13 p. m.
For Pottsillle, S.30 a. m. an I 1.10 p. m.
Through tlcktt lo all points east, south and
we.t at lowest rates at the station.
II P. 11 U.I '"IN. Cen, Paes. Act.
I. II. OLHAUsEX, lien. Supt,
Erie and Wyoming Volley.
Time Table In Eftect S t. 17. 1000.
Trains for lliwlev and local points, connect
ing at Hawley with Erie rallrosd for New Yoik,
Neubure' and tntenntdiato points, leave Scran
tor at 7.03 a. in. and 2.2) p. m.
Tralr arrhe at Scranton t WSft A. m .iml
9,10 p, ra,
.Ht.'IILIl.'at-
FINK1S'
435.:,
YrV:
The
'I
o
lie
Waist ';.
For BoySo
The best waist in
the market.
They are too well
known to need anv
recommendation
from us.
We have the sole
agency for Scranton
and our spring stock
is now complete.
We also' carry -a
line of the Mothers'
Friend waists and
other makes.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
PENNSYLVANIA KAILKOAJ
Schedule In Effect May 27, 1000.
Trains leave Scranton, B. efc H.
Station:
6.45 a. rn., week days, for Sunbury(
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Balti
more, Washington and for Pitts
burg and the West.
0.38 a. m., week days, for Hazleton,
Pottsvtlle, Beading, Norrlstown,
and Philadelphia; and (or Sun
bury, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington anJ Pitts
burg and the West.
2.18 p. in., week days (Sunday
1.58 p. m.) for Sunbwry, Harris
burg, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington! and Pittsburg and
the West. For Hazleton, Potts
vllle, Beading, &c, week days.
4.27 p. m., week days, for Sunbury,
Hazleton, Pottsville, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and Pittsburg.
J. B. WOOD. Cen. Pas.. Agt.
J. D. HUTCHINSON. Gen- Mer
Time Cnrd in effcet Dee-, 30th, 1000.
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