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JOHAL BAhlNO POWDEtl CO,
CONTRACT FOR
SCHOOL DESKS
DIVIDED BETWEEN TWO OF
THE HIOH BIDDERS.
Bonid of Control Declaies It Has
Hnd Enough of Cheap I'mitUitie
tnd That the Beat Is Not Too
Good for the Public Schools Night
Schools to Be Opened One Week
from Next Monday Photographer
Given Fiemissiou to Take Pictures
of School Rooms.
On Hit. ivciiniiiii'iiiliilliiji nf llii' Imllil
K cnnillliUt'r, till' buni'il (if I'liiilrnl ln.-t
iiislit iiwnnli'il tu lllll .V: I'liiuii'll iiml
fliu AtniTli'iiti Selioul l-'tlinltiiic rotn
jiany tlii' ciiiiti'iict fur furiiHiliii; 1 1 1
li.O'iii dusks, tui which then. h;is In-i-u
Mich ii lively c(iniietlliiiii iiinmm til''
furiiltuic nicii.
The order Is to lie i'iinilly divided lic
twci'll the I'.llltiilii ilc-U, snld by lllll A:
t'onncll, anil the ltloonisluirj; desk sold
liy tilt; Anicriciin Schnol Kitrnltiiiv
'imi)i:iuy. The prlci's id' the funiu-r
desks, nccordiim to sines, rattKu from
Jl'.."i to ii-'.t'.", and the hitter lroni $:'.r.
to JLM'O.
Some desks wcie tiV-il fur :?'.4i..
.Mr. Kynun callcil atti;iition tu this and
asked to lie liifotmcd why the lower
bids hud nut licoti ucceplcd. Mr. Kv
ins joined in tins query and added that
the sjeianton Carpet company offered
to furnish a desk- for ."a cents less than
the oii"s accented.
Mr. Scliriefor. for the linildiiif,- kiiii
mlttee. st.itcd thai all tin- bids had
been carefully considered. n ml the
siuuile desks minutely cunipaivd, and
after due deliberation, the eimiinitleo
deckled that it would be economy in
the long run to adopt the hlKlier priced
desks.
Mr. .Iii y ne leiuaiked that it wasn't
always the question i f price thai should
sovi-ni the. selection of delis. The
board had tried cheap desks and found
it an expensive experiment.
NOT SATISKAi'TDKV.
Mr. liarkcr asieed uith .Mr. .lfiyiw
that low priced deshs had been found
liiisntiKlm-tiiry. Sinue of llietu were put
in the IiIkIi sidiool and already they
are badly warped.
Mr. UucliD held a similar opinion.
CUr. luiiKau said th" i oiiiinittee was
Tiromptcd to decide lu favor of the
21titl'dlo desk by the fact tli.it every
agent who came before the board aif
Jiiltted ii was the ln-t desk on the
market.
Mr. Kvans thought a difference of
fill cents on a desk or Sl.r.uO on tin- or
der should have had some weight lu
deciding- the committee.
President lilbbons told of the board
having- expended s: cents a piece for
jvvnrnishing cheap desks after they
had been in usi; only a few year?,
When it came to take a vote on
adopting tlie i ommittee's recommenda
tion there was not a voice heard
against !:.
Chairman llark-r, of the teachers'
committee. recommended thai the night
schools be opened one week from net
'-Monday night, and moved that his
committee be empowered to appoint
Teachers i subject to coiiliruiiitlon by the
board, which meets on the np'ht the
schools open. The mid inn was adopted.
The rule of last year regarding the
qualifications of night school teachers
M'as ro-adopted. This rule is thai ldghi
school teachers niiit inive Hie same
qualilicatlons as day school teachers,
but If enough teachers thus qualilleii
cannot be seemed, students In the
High or Training ei hoots may in- en
gaged. Against the advice of Mr. .layne and
alter a lot of discussion, the board
giaiitcd a traxellng photograpln r per
mission to lake pictures of the school
looms Willie school Is In session.
1IIH.S KOt .Mo. (i.
The building lominltue was In
structed to prooenl to secure bids for
the construction r ,.H .-0i p, imn,.
lag. providing- It approves of the plans.
The committee was also directed to
hire a building lu which to open an
annex to No. :'S, Thirteenth ward, to
relieve the congestion In the Inter
mediate c and ITitunry a dep,ut
Jiieuts. On motion of .Mr. fivans, the high
nnd training; committee was instructed
to make a report at the next meeting
on the mutter of thn tuition of the
sevcnty-llvo oui-iit'-iinvn pupils r.ow
attending the High school free '
charge.
An additional ? a ii ih w,i a!-
towed the Janllor of N . it building.
beciiip?ti of the opening o." an e.Mru
room.
.Mr. ttoclie, for the ..upply loinmii.
tee, reported favorably op the tvcoin
JT)eii(latlon of Kiipi'rlntepdent Howell
that the board purchase thiUy-iluoe
new .?l."i maps of l'viiusylv.iiila. The
hoard t oncurml.
At tip' suggestion of .Mr. Hhires, iho
insuraio-e cominlttte wuti liiHlrticleil to
proceed o Instiro tlie school htilliiiug
now In i oiirso of construction.
I)., L. & W. Bonn! for Today,
The I'ullowpig it Iho maUc-up of the
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REV. RICHARD HIORNS BURIED.
Very Impressive Services in Elm
Park Chuich.
Saturday afternoon at :! o'clock Hie
runcral M'lvii f the late ll-v. 1 ii. lt-
ard I Horns were held in Mini Park
ilutich. liev. Mr. tilllln oilh lat-d.
Krleinls and relatives of Hie deceased
altcniled in huge iiunibcis. Alfred
W'ooler. by request of the deceased,
s.ing "The Holy City." The ,-boir sang
"My .Saviour First of All," a selection
of .Mr. Iliuriix, and was the last piece
plujcil by hint on tin- piano tlie Sun
day previous to his death. "Ariel, or
till, Could I Speak thu Matchless
Worth" was sling by the congregation.
At tlie grave, in Dunmore cemetery
"Itoek of Ages" was sung.
The remains were conveyed to the
giave in the. hearse, which can led the
body of the late President McKinley
to his grave in canton. Ohio. The ser
vices at the church were very impres
sive, being In accordance with special
request of the deceased. A letter with
full directions for his funeral waft
found in ills diary. The casket was of
silver gray broad cloth. Old friends
of the defeased who took part in the
service were Itev. .1. C.Li acock, Newark
Valley. N V.: I lev. V. M. Miller. Par
sons, Ph.: liev. Dr. (iritltn, presiding
cider of Wyoming district; ISev. l'Ji .
iliilld. Madison, and others.
As tin- body lay in state at tlie p,ir
lors of I'lidertaker Jones, it was viewed
by several hundred people.
Theie were numerous tloral offerings.
Casket bouquets were sent by the fol
lowing: Mr. ami Mrs. II. I". Simp-on,
.1. W. Carney. Mr. and Mrs. F. U
.Meyer, Mr. and Mis. M. F. I.arkin, Mr.
and Mrs. Irving McCormick. Mrs. C.
M. Simpson, Mrs. Thomas Dickson, Dr.
and Mis. c. c. i.anbaeli. Miss Christine
ilrillith.--. New York city; Mr. and Mrs.
John Jerniyu: .Mr. and Mrs. William
Council, Mr, and Mrs. T. D. McCllntock,
'.Mr. and Mrs. W. 1. Hushnell, Mr. and
Mrs. II. II. Hushnell, Mr. and Mrs. K.
11. Hippie. Mr. and Mrs. Y, H. Shop
land, .Mr. and Mrs. K. 1... Fronk, Schen
ectady, N. Y.; 'Wrt'. Fronk, a sister of
Mrs. Illorus, Home for the Ft lendless,
l.ailits' Aid society and Kings Daugh
ters of Kim Park church. It. I.. West
lake and May Kmory. of Plttston. a
beautiful wreath from a brother and
wife, of North Caiollna.
The pall bearers were: Harry Hush
nell, Walter Shopland. Hubert West
Inke. .loM'pli Alllh.-rll, Hairy Van
Dueseii and John W11R
SCRANTON ARCHDEACONRY.
Opening- of the Fall Meeting at
Sayre Last Evening'.
Tlii fall nie.Hing of the S.cranton
archdcaconi y opened last evening al
Sayre. when the following programme
was observed: Kvctilng prayer and ad
dresses on the ei-s'-ntlals of the Chris,
tlan llii : llrst, Kepentance, by Hev, t;,
H, liishop of (ileal lleild-. second.
Faith, by Hev. I". !'. Harrington of
W'ost Piltstou: and third, obedience, by
Hev. llocsers Israel, 1), D of this city.
The programme for today follows;
Ci lebratlon of holy communion: It a. in,, i
business inceliug; lo.tin a. in., commun
ion and sermon by Hev, 1). Webster
Cose. D. D.. of Allien: ::.:;Cl n, m busi
ness: a p. in., archdeacon's 'report; :i.:W
p. in.. ex gesls. on I'saliu :i7;:'"i by l!e.
I'. W, Hoot, of Sunqiielianna, followed
by a discussion on Mission Work. Con
era' Missions, by .1. , lirlfllih of Ply
mouth; Diocesan Mis-sions, by Hev. h
W. Daw of Athens, and Women's Aux
iliary, by Hev. Heglnald S. Hiuli llffe,
D. D,; '.' p, in., reception.
The niembeis of the Scratltoll unli
deacotiry tire. Itevs, 11, K. Hayden, W.
Del''. Johnson, II. I Joins, S, T, D..
find W. II. Stone or Wllkcs-Harre; II,
il. Abbott and H, A. Sawyer of Car
bulidiile; F. S. Itallentlnc. ItogetM
Isra'l, IJ. D and K. J. Mcllciiry of
Scraiiton; l H. fiateinan of i liven
Hldge. F. T. Cody of Sayre. d. It,
Mishap of Uli'iit Ht'ild, C. W. Hoot of
Susquehanna, J. H. Hroadhead of For
ist city. ', 11. Heighaus oi Wuvcrly,
c. M, Carpenter of Mlllford, Archilea
cmi I), W. Coxe of Alden, II. J, liermaut
of Towanda. Charles Fessehdcn of
Jeimyii. J. II. 'irltlltu of I'lymouili, w.
F. l.WK ot i:.i.-t Stioiiikshurg. W. 1'.
Daw of Athens, F. p. Iliurliigtoii and
J. .l. JiiluiMor, of j'lttstou, i;, j,
lloinililuii of Duninoif, .1. p. Ware of
llonesdiil". C. A. WaiTliiur uf Montrose
and It. S. Hadillfi'e.
Tim olllccl'S ate: Mlsiiop the Ut, !(t.v
lltholbcrt Tiilhi.i, D, T. 1.1..I).: l,'i
slonmy, Veil. Ilegiiuild S. Itadi lll'l'j
aichdcacoii, Veil, Webster D. i'o:;e. p,
D : sen-etaiy. Hev. James I'. Want
iriUriiirci, JO. '. Sturdi'V.iut.
ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS,
Acknowledged by Managers of Home
for tlie Friendless.
Tile following additional coiituliu
lions huvo been received by the llunin
for tlie Friendless: Mrs. Jaim-s Mi
Leod, Vo Dr. N. V. Leet, $10; .Irs. F,
A. AVlnton, $5; Jlrs. if. K. Morse. V;
airs, Klla Ktrohecker,
Other donations were from Hie fol
lowing: Mrs. Sidney William?, barrel
of potatoes and eight baskets of
ftl'ilpes; SI ri. t), M't Win, rluthlllg!
Mis. .1. 1,. Council, baii'el tlottr; J. L.
Coittiell & Co., barrel of Hour; .Mrs,
William (.'oiiupII, hag of Hour and
hvenfy-llve pounds or ruignr, Mr., .),
T. Howe, four enni" of frtill,
LUTHER LEAGUE MEETING.
Northeastern Central Confet'fiiice to
Assemble Here Today.
I'pwatilH of sixty delegates, reprr
fetitlng th twenty churches ciiinirlseil
In the Noi'llieitstein Central confer
ence of the 1 .it i her lagite, of the
l.uthertin church, will be present In
thh city today In attelnlattce at the
fait session of the conference, which
lu to he held In Holy Trinity r hurt Ii,
corner of Admits avenue and Mulberry
street.
The morning session will open at lt."0
o'clock and will continue until I:'. Tits
report of the delegate to the tato con
vention will he heard and Mien will fol
low a dlsitfslou of two topics, name
ly. "Systi malic Hlble SHid" and
"Millies uf Olllceis or Local l.i agues."
In the itl'leniuou there will be n dis
cussion of the general topic, "The
League as a Social Factor In Hie coin
munhy" and "The Work of the l.-ague
as an Auxiliary to the church."
The i losing session, beginning at 7,!!i
o'clock tonight, will be in the untitle
of a memorial sen lee lu honor of I1.'.
W. I.eniiultuci. of lloncsdale. the late
president of the conference, who died
a few weeks no. Addi esses on "Ideals
of a Christian Idle" will be niaile by
Hev. W. c. I Dntier. of this city; Hev.
II. I'. J. SeneUer, of WIIUes-Hane. nnd
Hev. .1. I'". Heatc-. of Wllkes-I'.arie.
FUNERAL OF MRS. CROGHAN.
Solemn High Mass Celebrated nt St.
Paul's Church.
The funeral of the late .Mrs. Fi.tnk
Croghan, of lu;; Sanderson avenue,
was held yesicrday morning from Si.
Paul's church, lireen Hldge, where a
solemn high mass of requiem was sul
ciiiulzed. The olllteis of tlie mass
were as follows: I'eleliiaut, Hev. K. J.
Melley: ile.ieoii, Hev. M. I-:. Loflus:
slili-ileiicoii, Hev. J A. lilelly; master
of cHiemoules, l!c. I'. J. .McManus.
The i-aski-t, which was covered with
a pinlusion oi lloweis. was borne by
tin- following hearers: James l.oftlls,
To
TAo-Day Excursion
'Vf OU CANNOT afford to miss this opportunity to visit Buffalo and the Pan-American
Exposition. The Four Dollar Tickets are good going in the day coaches of any
Lackawanna train on October 30, and November 1 to return November 3.
$6FiveDay Excursion$6
Five-Dav Excursion Tickets, sold at Six Doiflars, are o;ood coins; in the day coaches
of any Lackawanna train on October 29, and for return within five days, in
cluding day of sale.
Ten-Day Round Trip Excursion Tickets are on sale
good for return within ten days, including day of sale.
Bear in mind that all the above
all trains in both directions.
AH Lackawanna trains land you at the foot of Main street Buffalo, Electric cars run
direct from the station to the Exposition grounds or hotels.
For further information, cull on or telephone the local ticket agent at
Lackawanna avenue passenger station. Telephone., 265-3.
I'fitilek T.ynott, tlobert Mtnray, C. ti.
Molund, T. .T, Kelly and l. .1, fnney,
liilpniii'iit vas inade In the Cathedral
erinetnij-.
Yesterday's Mo fringe Licenses.
IMnatil 'lllclii Mj.vIWii
IIIIm Piloml Mjj-ndil
.John .t. Trrty I,.,.,,,,
lutlifyii l W,ii,, tp,
Andrew P.d.Kik ttvi)i,uit
Anna Untidy tlHplunl
kinc X. MIIU Ti.itiiin
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRQAJ
Schedule In Effect June 2, 1001.
Trains leavo Scmntont
0.4B n. in., week days, through ves
tibule train from Wllkes-Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor car nnd
coaches to Philadelphia, via
Pottsvllloj stops nt principal in
termediate stations. Also con
nects for Sunbuty, Hnrrlsburg,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ington and for Pittsburg and the
West.
0,38 a. m.. week days, for Sunbury,
Harrisburg, Philadelphia. Balti
nioic, Washington and Pittsburg
and the West
a. 18 p. in., week days. (Sundays,
1.08 p. m.;). for Sunbury, Har
rlsburg, Philadelphia, Balti
moie, Washington and Pitts
burg and the West.
11.03 p. nt., week days, through ves
tibule train from Wllkeo-Barre.
Pullman buffet parlor ear and
roaches to Philadelphia via
Pottsvllle. Stops at principal In
termediate stations.
1.JJ7 p. in., week days, for Tlii.leton,
Sunbury, Hnrrlsburg', Philadel
phia and Pittsburg.
.1 It. Ill l( IIINSHN. (! M'ti
.1 I! HOIIII n. p.... vl
New Jersey Central.
ft ilium III N'''iv Ynil---l'ont nf l.iln-n 1.I11..1,
N. It., and South Pony.
Milium r Aiuhhi infill ('niiri'-.l tu u, I. .-,. pot
'Ir.lltl 1 i'.l vi' S'loiIiIi'II '"I Nou Vol I,, Niv.,i,1;,
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ami l.nn i. m. Sniiil.i.ii. :'.1 p. ,.
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p i .
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W. V. WII.N'I'Z. .11!,. ton. Snpt
Erie Kailroad, Wyoming Division.
T1.1I11 lor Nev. n, ami inlnincili.ili' poinU
liMM' -ii.inlnn a-, lollnn-: 7.L'il .1. in.: 'i.'JI p. 111.
Au.il ln.".1 .1. nt. Iiom tluiici.il.ili'. Ilanlry
ami inlriini'illile pninl-: I'.'-U i. in. 110111 Xcw
V01I, .mil Intel mediate point. X11 Siimlay tialm.
Return
t' l
K. , r Jf SS
every day at Eight Dollars,
tickets are good on
EDUCATIONAL.
Free
Tuition
Hy a icecnt net of tin; legisla
te 0. free tuition Is now granted
nt the
Literary Institute
a lid
State Normal School
Dloomshurg, Va.
to all those lncparlliR to tcaeli,
'J'IiIk FOlmot iiiiilntuln.s eotirtefi
of study for leaeliers, for those
pieintrlinr for eolleae, and for
those studyhu; music.
11 llt piv to nrlto (or parllcnliiM.
Ko u'I.it kclnii.l ulir null turicrfor ad
atitt.gi" at null low 1.1I1", AiMrcsi
J. P. Welsh, A.M., Ph. D., Prill,
BINGHAMTON TRAINING SCHOOL
I'or NVivniH, llail.wiril anil IV'at Mutt! Chll
dun. l'liv-ii-al 1'i.iimiie. Manual Triilninir, Artie
ulation. Sin Ir, DiiiMins, Klndf-ifiai t 11. Open
joji- al niii'1. C tu ol.li'
S. A. D 00 little,
S2 I'jivicw Aicniu, llingluinton, K. Y.
fCHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY
l'u:.,hiA'rm lloiffMc. Chcdnid Hill. Pa.
A lio.uilii!!i 'clioel for lioyi 111 tlie elrralfd
nnillit.iiitifiil open conntrv north of rlilla
dclpliiii. jo niinnti-i from nro.nl St. htation.
l'ot entnfoKiici aililie'--.
JAMES I.. PATTEUSON. Htad-Masltr.
SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE SCK00JVI,
SUMMON, I'A. '
T .1. Poller, President, Klnior II. LawiM, Vet).
It, J. Poster, Stanley I'. Allen,
Vice President. Bocretir.
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