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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11, 1001.
10
leveftnds
JJafttofcpoWder
For fine cake making there is nothing
like it.
WOMAN DRAWN
AS A JUROR
NEW COMMISSIONERS MAKE A
RADICAL DEPARTURE.
Among the Names Taken, from the
Wheel Yesterday Wa3 That of Mrs.
Mary C. Ansley, Widow of the Late
Joseph Ansley Jury Commission
er Sturges' Son's Name Also Cnme
Out of the Wheel Many Promin
ent Citizens Are Among Those
Called to Duty.
Jury t'liininlsKlonors K. H. Slui'fffR
Ami 1). J. Campbell nntl Slu'Hfi C. II.
Volutin ycs'tcrtliiy drew iriiviwe Jti.orx
'o serve at the next lorin 11C eoinnion
pliMiM court. One of the jurors drawn
for the first wool; Is .Mrs. Mary f.
Ansley, widow of the late Joseph Ans
ley. Her name appears as M. C. Ans
ley. The list follows:
Traverse Jurors, Monday, Jan. 13.
lli'iton Micrin.iii, lurbci, Scranton.
Clarence Sii,tdcr, elerlt, ."-cr.inlon.
William Itcpp, cent. Old riirs'u.
('. I'. Il.ikcr, lucrchinl, ,lciin.n.
IMtvard ('. lioclle, tri nt. Ncrnnton.
Charles li. Smith, iu.-i:i.ii.oo .ijji'iit, f-tranlon,
1!. W. Kfil.i.ilrick. teller, Scmtiton.
Die id II, Kt.ius l.ihorir, N r.mtoii.
Sidney .Inhiixoti, faimct, .lerinyn.
II A. H'illm.m. nitrih.int, Sc r.inloi:.
"J"1kiiiu 1'. t'l.iik, incicliant, Wlntun.
.Linies K.iih', minor, Ohph.mt.
Thomas llnir.lll, clerk, Al clili:i 1. 1.
'J'lii.tnn-. Collin-, pl.i-teioi, C.nhoiidiie.
.lo..cph Mo-clt, miiii' cipi'Mcr, .scr.ii.tnn.
SI. I!. n'M.illcy, ejshlir, Sor.ititun.
William Haulluc, intent, .let rn n.
1 'it'ii II. Kluc-bury. men hint. Scranton.
.Mo.v. Se briefer, t'lcrU, Si r.in!oii.
Martin O'Connor, link I, Sir.inton.
It. P. Scull, blackMiilth. lireonllcid.
.lames .1, Jcrnnn, co.il operator, S'-r.intcn.
1'ifil Hinder, baihir, Seraiiton.
J'clor Curtinie, sent, 1 VII.
.Mm '.. WcMi, pavinprr .irpiiI, Seianloir.
John T. Williams, letter carrici, l'cchcillc.
.lolin Otto, miner, Aivhbald.
.l.inir Huike, bi:)k'. in.in. ."-eranioti.
Coriicllii Mclltu;h, men-hint, Seraiiton.
J'. 1'. I'oter, engineer, ('arlioiul.ilr.
.tn;ph deiTrcy, setrot.uy, Dunnmro.
Huldrlcl. Dii trick, firmer, Cliflon.
Patrick Ilflfcroii, blacksmith, Scranioit.
1'. .1, Koole, hardware merchant, SeraWon.
W. W. William-, i.irpintcr, Sir.inton,
Thomas 1', fact Icy, incrolnnt, Iiiiiiimrr.
31. L An-lcy, huiihei merchant, Sir.inton.
llenorc Wirth, clothier, Scranton.
Hi my Webber, Mipciinloiidrnt, Diumiuie.
Lc.-ter Stone, f.irmrr. W.iterlj.
I'oltr llornliiker, fainrr, .M.idfconvillo.
31. C Mct.mv.iii, tt.ililiin.iii, Diininvic
cii.itlf. Metier, r.ilt'-tti.iii. Sit.iiiIoii.
Henry Hulilurt, loutiacior, Si i.ml hi.
I.o'ih .Moncll, llori-t, Set.intim.
i-Iand C. .lone-, lottir larricr, SiT.iutoii.
3lieliai'l S, l.atclle, tinner, Siranton.
t h.irk's 1', l'.ihler, l.iliour, Scranton.
lliny Smith, eleik, Siianton.
ii'tiip' S. Mnrsi-, .tipi'iinti'iilinf, Si'uiilun.
):. A. Slettn-, ineriliint, Sir.inton.
Milli.'im II, ll.irriiiKlon, entti lit" r, Stinntpi.
Mit line llarly, miner, Sti.inlon.
lleniy .1. Coniioi, liotel, s i.inliiii.
Ilt'iijiiiiin 1.. Kirov, t.lahlo ho-.-, Winluu.
William u, l'aiko, inerohint, Scrantvii.
,li..-hiia Klia-, nilniT, Siianton.
IVnl ,1. I'l.ut, tlei.liii.i.111, M-ranlnn.
Monday, Jan. 20.
John C l'looil, l.ilioia, Sir.inton.
'i.ink Smitli, hliiiilii rli'rk-, Carlininl.ile.
tiioino SleteiHon, civil engineer, Wavirly.
.lo.-eph .loyct', l.iboier, Siianton.
M"iris II. UliniU'H, tanner, Santh AhinBton,
.Tnlin W, Hcrito, ilinwi-it, Taylor,
.lolm Doiiiihnty, miner, Diiimwie.
Hairy S. Skltinitton, clerk, Stramoii.
Wt'fU'y l'eik, carpentor, Winton.
Wesley Kcllotv, th-rfc, Scranton.
('eorfto I'cck, larpenter, Wluton.
.knob Hrnner, clriter, Vranlnn.
Ilanlcl Willl.un.'!, Kent, Soi.mtun.
'i'lirodorc Teller, injent, Siranion.
D.mid T. Morjjan, lmck-tcr, Mianton.
l'.itikk Iinildy, miner, .Minooka.
II. It. Jones, fanner, Spiiiur Drunk.
William It. Thomas, miner, Scramon.
Oolm 3lcT.itie, acent, Sirantnn.
John J, Catvley, ttiihmisler, Scrantoii.
ilnliii f.. Jones, clerk, Scranton.
Chnrhs S. Itos, derk, Sciaiiton.
.lolm llninett, inachlni.-t, Cailionilale.
Anthony McAnilrctf, miner, Siianton,
James I.attliM, miner, Snanton.
John t'anoll, snperintinilnit, Arihlialtl.
ifjinn tiiimilnir, miner, Seran'on.
W. .leicmy lljfis, liook-kteper, Scrantoii.
ieoriie A-lmry, niimr, Scrantoii,
Wallace Jl. llnth, book-kecpi r, Serautnn,
T. Dhiii t'li.irle, leporter, Scrantoii.
Thomas O, U'IIIIjiu, null canler, Scrjiiton,
Oilaiu'o Wells f.nmt'r, flrteiiflehl.
).'. A. Nittktrn, KilcMiian', D'.iimioie.
John Jlil ly, lalioier, Diinniorr.
)'. riiineran, imichant, Carlninilali'.
Jitetph I'ellian, i.irpenter, Wmiily.
Jiroine 'lllini.K, lontiaelor, Dallon,
1'jlrlik Scoit, labunr. Sirantort.
l'l-ank 1'. Drntvn, nieich.inl, scianton.
John W, Carroll, lulnrr, Scrantoii.
1'itcr MetKt-r, lu.'ii lio, dkl I'oue.
li. ,1, Nortliiip, merclianl, Siianton,
31. M, Willi itn, inenliant. Tayloi,
tlcoifc II. lletkiuan, fnmer, Dallon,
Jlniil I'. firlliUlis, iiilmr, T.i.tloi.
Jl. W, I'cil:, iKiok-Ueopor, Winton,
W IIII.IUI Slini, carpenter, Dallon.
William T. D'Mjlley, carpciitii, ScvJiiton,
H. II. Tlioiiif, inaniircr, Straiiton.
John II. Ilairls, ai;cnt, Tajlnr.
J, I". Iloyt, manager, IVtkvllh'.
Jamei I, llandiilph, painter, Sirsniton.
J. Taj lor, farnnr. Noith Alilnnton.
James O, Dlmiult'k, iloik, Siranton.
1', .1. Mullen, miner, Scrantoii.
Wllliain l.aikln, lilail.Miilili. Siranton
Ileiijaiulii lloh.'ithan, iloik, Dallon.
Thomas (lihlions, airtut, 'lajlor.
Martin Ikdlcy, hiiili.-ln, Sti.mtou.
'J hum u D'lloyle, audit,
Monday, Jan.. 27
Altidt (I. Hunt, clerk, Scrantoii.
Thomas Cavaiiauvh, latjorcr, SirJiitoii,
A. D, Dunnliii;, chll cui;imur, Strfiitun.
Hat i M. Iluii, '.'cut, Seraiitnu,
John I), Join's-, nuihinlst, S.-rauton.
ll(hio lllhkcns, ;ent, Scraulim.
Jl.mltl Tli"iuan, Itro Ion, Scrantoii,
John inii.t I'hilllpi, stipcrlutirulciit, Scrantoii, '
,1. II. I'l-hi'i, aicountaiit, Scrantoii,
:in'iicir Ite.tuukN, cent, Dallon.
(teniae lllaili, mill lisiiil, Jeriiijn,
(i. II. llecO, agent, IVckvlllc.
) ivhl ( lark, IuIhi t, Si union.
I". C. !ttart, rarpeulir, Scrjnton,
Cliai'k'f, llolfiiian, rainier, JclUinon.
John lltniieujii, lirakoiian, Scrantoii,
Waitlii I1, ("oilielt, niiiiir, Mlnonka,
Martin Jonl.iii, mill haiul, Scianton.
Hairy Urluley, nut liinit, Struntcu,
1. J, llroifan, mot ii ni l n, Archliakl.
llenlamiu 1'. Kv.io, tkrl,, Scrantoii,
Wjlllam II. O'Malley, clerk, Scrantoii.
Oliiil. JenkliK, file lio.i, Scrantoii,
Wlulreil I, Nortliiip, manager, Sirinlcii.
Thciiuj .1, I'riic, miner, ArchluUI.
Cirutt A. Iloeait, font, Scrantoii.
:nxcrie I.i i', firmer, (irccniielil.
kj llcU-it, tarter, i'ukvlllc.
Adds whokiotneitess tt the food.
I Alfred S, WiieMa'ftr'Itijui-nncc utrent, Siranton.
1 t..-,i.. , -., ,i ,..
.'iiiriiu i.utvry, miner, aiinciiKii.
Sidney ,lone, thalinnaii, Scrantoii.
I'ntrlck II, llroK.ni, laborer, Siranton,
Charles Si ht.iiicr, hiillder, Scrantoii.
II. II. Atherton, foreman, Seraiiton,
,M, (', Jiidxe, merclunt, Taj lor.
Martin tlauslmn, nriuiiiii, Scrunton.
Janirs llinett, miner, ('arbunilih'.
Mai tin llohhti, mill kind, Straliloii.
31, D. M.inlej, clerk, Dunmiiic.
Israel Keene, tiirpenter, Scrantoii.
Joiepli Tatlor, agent, S'lantnn.
John W. Williams famur. Fell.
John Wrlfflit, ilrlter, Scrantoii.
II, J. Slociim, i'in,'lrii'rr, l.i I'kuiie.
John M. tlaiinoii, waller, Scrantoii,
John II. Hall, I'liirineer, Scianlou,
(Iconic II. Clark, flutist, Siranton.
Dittld It. Thomas, snlemin, sVruiilon,
lii'iimc llarnach, (.timer, Seraiiton.
Michael Canlen, laborer, Scrantoii.
Michael J, ('timidly, livery, Scrjntuii.
I. J, Miilhiney, miner, Siranton.
.lame.t ItiKicll, farmer, I VII.
(', II. Cunveii, riierchant, Sciantni..
C, J. (lilli'iplc, M'tTcliirj-. Scrantoii.
II. P. Mah, h.tlefman, Scrantoii.
.Michael Schulleld, miner, Siranion.
ltnsi I'iibIi, engineer, Taj lor.
Patrick Hopkins, deputy shcrilT, Pet. niton.
INDUSTRIAL JOTTINGS.
Make-up of the Delaware, Lackawan
na and Western Board for To
dayNotes of Many Kinds.
The following Is the mnlMip of the
D., L. and W. hoard for today:
Ti'nsD.w. i)i:t;r.Miii:it io.
Wild Cats, K.it-S p. in., 3k It. Mcl.ani", 1') p.
m., K. M. llallctt; It p. in., M. J. lliimlgau.
w iniNi'.siuv. i)i:cKMiu:u u.
Wild Cats. l'.a,t 1.30 a. in.. W. W. I.allair; I
a. in., I). Ilagircrty; 5 t ,., n, !i6binj;; ,S..) 11.
111., Iloboken, II. tillligan; !) J. 111., J. A. Iln-ii;
10 a. m., (!. . Hum; II a. in., T. .McCarihy;
1 p. m., I'. Van Wuimer; 'J p. in., T. Piti-patriik;
.") p. 111., I". Cnvan.nicth; . 111., J. 1". Ituikhait.
suiiiuiits, Ktc. fi 11. '11., east, .1. OnriKit. S
in., tte.-t, (i. Krounfilker; III a. in., ttcst, NiihuN;
11 a. 111., ttest, .'. Kimrsley; 2 p. 111., tte.-t,
Tlinnip'nn; li p. in., east, .1. Ilrnnigan; 7 p. 111.,
Nay Aug, II. McAllister; 8 p. m., 3t. (loldeii.
I'ushcr.s-i! a. 111., Widnir; 7 a. 1.1., S. rinner'y;
S a. 111.. lli'iicr; 11.13 a. in., Moran; p. 111., F.
.McDonnell; 0 p. in.. 0. Uartkoloinen ; 7..'i p. in..
Murphy; !' p. in., W. II. llartholoinetv; in p. m.,
kHinpimr.
Passenger Knginr.- 7 a. 111., Baxter; 7 a, l'i.,
P. singer; 10 a. in , N.iuin.in; ill a. in., 1'. '..
secor: fi .4.1 p. 111.. Stanton; s..'!0 p. in., Mc lint. 'rn.
Wild Cits, We-t li a. in., O. Ilainlnlitli; S a.
111., T. Dnudiian; 10 a. in.. It. Ca-tmr; 11 .1. 111.,
Ketchani; '.' p. m.. J. Uinley; i p. 111., 1". Wall;
C p. tu., M. (linlev, uith II. Cinnocly'.- new; 11
li. tn J, (ialiagan.
xoiur..
Itobert Huegtr anil crew will run li a. in. wild
eat, Dec. 11, for Iloboken.
.1. W. lleviiia and II. I., karkin and uett- will
go to llobokrn on No. VI, Dec. II, to Icain Moiria
and 11i'X diti-ion.
II. Dolierty and new will run li a. 111. wild cat,
Dec. II, In place of Laikni and crew.
Iliakeman V.. i. Williams rcpoits al tiain lu.io
tcrV ofticc,
Iliakeman James Catanaiigh will go out. witli
.1. II. 3IiCatin in place d J. D. Jones until fur
ther notice.
Iliakeman A. Jones report; for DouOIcan.
This and That.
The United Mine Workers of District
JCo. 1 will hold their semi-annual con
vention at Wilkes-IJnrre, on Jan. IS,
190J. Fully 5C0 delegates will attend.
This will be the first convention since
the semi-nnnual sessions were adopted
at the Scranton convention In July.
("ieot'Ke Shiffer, outside foreman of
the Delaware mine at Hudson, oper
ated by the Delaware and Hudson
company, has tendered his resignation,
to take effect on Jan. 1. On the first
Monday In January, Mr. Shiffer will
become deputy controller of Lusserne
county. He has been In uhni'RC of the
Delaware mine for a number of years.
The Erie's surplus 1ms increased $l,
13,71(! in four months to October 31.
Without further pains the full -1 per
cent, will be earned on both classes of
preferred, and $1,421,S73, or over I per
cent,, will be earned on the common
during the current fiscal year. The first
preferred Is now on a It per cent, divi
dend basis, but the above Htrures justify
the expectation of an early Increase,
and of the placing of the second pre
ferred on a dividend basis soon.
Resumption of Sunset Limited Ser
vice Between New York, Phila
delphia and San Francisco, Sea
son 1901-1003.
ConuneiicliiR November 30 and each
Tuesday. Thursday mid Saturday
thereafter, the Washington and South
western Limited, operated dally be
tween New York, Philadelphia nnd
New Orleans via the Pennsylvania
Uallroad and Southern Itallway, leav
ititr Philadelphia, liroad street station
nt fi.fi." p, in., composed of clInltiFr, Pull
man drawliiR-rooin, sleeping, observa
tion and library ears, In addition
will carry a special Sunset Limited An
nex Pullman drawlim-room compart
ment slceplUR car to connect with the
Sunset Limited operated between .Now
Orleans and San Francisco,
The celebrated trans-contlnentnl ser
vice offered by these luxurious trains
makes a trip to the Pacific coast not
only very quick, but most delightful,
Charles L, Hopkins, district passen
ger agent, Southern Hallway, :12s
Chestnut street, Philadelphia, will bu
pleased to furnish all Information,
Additional Passenger Train Service
via Southern Railway.
Kl'lVctlvi' Nov, 24, the .Southern Hall
way will operate through train service
from Washington via, Hlchmond, Vu
10 Florida ami points south.
The uuw train will bo known as No,
2'j and will leave Washington at lO.uO
n, in. over the Washington Southern
Hallway und arrive Jacksonville, Flit.,
ut 0.15 11. in. This train carries tlrst
cltiss coaches and Pullman drawing
room sleeper between Washington and
Jacksonville, also has dining cor ser
vice. The ubove train Is In addition
to the full complement of train ser
vice of Southern Hallway via Lynch
burg anu Danville,
Chas. I Hopkins, District Passenger
Agent, Southern Railway, US Chestnut
St Philadelphia, will furnish all In-
formc.'loit. i
...
The popular Punch cigar Is still th
leader of the JOo cigars.
COMMON PLEAS
TRIAL LIST
ICotiiiiidril finni I'mre ft.)
SVi'dlum k McDonougli tu, Delatv.ur, t.ick.T
w.iiina and Wolerti lt.1llrn.li! company! trefp.
Wednesday, Jnn. 15.
Hamuli J. Sihlagir t., Say Aug Falh nnd
Cln'ImrM lliiiitetaid company! Irivpiii.
N, J. Cr.md.i1l t?. Metropolitan Ufc tniirnnre
company' appial.
Scrunton supply and Machinery company s.
I'. I1, Chrlllin, cl id.! iKiitiipilt.
Until k Coiinrll iiuiipaiiy j. John J. Collins!
appeal.
U It. I'utull and Company vs. M, 0. Kianier,
replevin.
(Irorge (. Joel n, Scranloii Hallway tini!).itit j
t re pass.
John Yost is. Dirk-on Manufacturing com
pany; tie-pat.
JiKcph K.irol.in w. I!lk lllll Coal loinp.inyj
lre.-pas.
Frank White c. F. Klod. et al.! lepletlu.
Margaret Mullen ts. F. F. Uonardi Inter
pleader. Monday, Jan. 20.
W. (i. Miller ts. (Iconic W, Cianier, ct al.
ejectment.
W. S. tt.itrm.iii t. M, T. Keller; wages
C. 1). Falconer v. William II. Itclnhatl; Inter
ple.ider. Mary (,'rllllii ts. city of Siranion! trc-p.i".
II, Coldsleger ti. Serautoti Hallway company!
t re-pas.
John i:. W.iMi estate ts. city of Seranlon,
I re.- pa .
John J. Collin t. 3Ietriiiolltan l.lfc tmnnnce
cotnpany! oo'iiii'inil.
Kllcn I,. WaNIi v. Metropiilltiin Life tniirance
conipaiij-; .i-siiinjiclt,
Tlmiu.H Hat Is v. A. It. Kudl! tre'l'i".
William II. Frees vs. .. N. HI.1I.0: attach.
lllelll.
firoige I,. I'cck, trilMec, vs. J. T.. Crawford;
awunip-lt.
C. M. lMw.irds cl al. vi. S. 1'. t.ongslrcct et
al.: ejectment.
F. C. Ilininell vs. . M. Waul; awump-lt.
J. II. M.irey v. F. A. Johnson, et al.; appeal,
Frank Diig.in t.-. Itrhlget lliigan: ejeitmenl.
Patrick J. Kecc.in vi. llutford Life liwiranec
cr.inpaiij-; ntsiiinpslt.
Swift .V Company t. t.l7.ic I.ohot-kl; appeal.
Ti. 31. I'.lwcll v-. M. W. Iknry: appeal.
.1. J. Oiloyle s. .lames (iall.igber; appeal,
.lolm llenorc vs. John Hilly, et al.; 'cl. fa.
II. .1. Kim, v. F. J. Mcki appeal.
I. I'. I'ratodek vs. 31. F. Woiden. appeal.
II, A. Iloyler It Company t. F. J. Walsh; ap
peal. John J. rtrrnn.in ts. Scianton Itallway com
pany: trc-ii.-.s.
Harry A. D.puy ts, .lennic F. Brink: a-stuip-sit.
Cliarls Ueeil t--. A, N. Walker; n-tiinpsit.
Diniel P. Madden ts. Ser.inton Hallway com
p.my and Caihunilak' Traction lompany; !re.5-p.x-s.
Frank Pierce v. ficoigc Cintpcrtlitvaitc; ap
peal. D. S. ttegan v. lleniy II. .la.lwin; appeal.
Tuesday, Jan. 21.
P. (!, Swift vs. Fieldni.in !i (iondnim; appeal.
Ceoi-ge W. 3laky ts. city of Scranton; trc.".
I11.SS. JiHopli (iray t.-. Seranlon Hallway company;
appeal.
II. C. .Molt i. John llenorc, ailmiiistrator: -ci.
fa.
I.-. lluchc ..- Company t.-. F. llageii it Son;
appeal.
Michael sehullcr is. John I.ewaiitlowki; wi.
fa.
Kliner II. Hidgett.iy.
John J, 31iher t-. .V I). 3lon-kj : jppeil.
C. D. Heed is. Scranton Hailwiy company; ap
peal. Michui Cirinics t.-. o, S. Jnhnnn; a.sumpsit.
Wednesday, Jan. 22.
II. Wchiuin V-. F. i. llaikki appeal.
C. 31. l.inc.isler ts. John A. Veitlr, appeil.
New Allien- I'mnituic company is. .Maiy A.
Sweconej", appeal.
James II. li'Ihool ts. .Mary Hoberl-; appeal.
Woo.lluiiy Coil ts. Scranton Hallway cmipairy.
John Cnrran, ct al. vs. Scr.nilon llailway com-p.inj-;
tre--:iris.s.
M. F. Dojle t. D. 1'iirily; appeal.
Cramer & Sliow- ts. '.. Wieng.irt cstale; ap
peal. Diekton City llic.viug company 1.-. 3Iary
Smith: appeal.
M. Dicfcld k Company is. 3f. D. UrcM-hel.
Monday, Jan. 27.
K. F. N. Fdwaids ts. S. C. Ismgstroel ; tres-pa-s.
Commonwealth of Pciiii'jlianl.i ct id. Ikmy
ll.icii- ts. Ilick-on city council.
Clinks J. Church and A. D. Dean, IniMee, ct
al., vs. II. M. Winton, et al.
Continental Trnt cninpany is. It. 31. Winion,
ailmlnlotratcir; k.1. fa.
Fllen Taylor ts. city of Scranton: tit".i.
3f, Toohil e-tale is. city of Siranton; trcpa.
Patrick Donndly vs. 3laiy Doiinclly, ct al.;
Jiiilgnient open tl,
l'dwaid Itociiiey is. citj- of Cailionilale; lies-p.i.-s.
Klirahcth Cannen, ct al., is Scianton Itallway
company; tre-pa.-s.
('race Connellej-, admini-tratiix, vs-. C. ('.
John-on, ct al; appeal.
F. II. Cotiitright ts. lilttcnbcndcr 1: Com
panv; .nnmpll.
S'. A. Ilulbert ts. .1. 11. I.tsh; repktln.
John lluiorc !: Sou ts. II. F, f.oiminl; wl. fa.
Uvten M'.'iiovcin t.-. I.ackawaiina Iron and Steel
company: t re-pa -a
M.ny Wal-li, ct al,, vs. borough of Winton.
Michael Hatchfovd, ct al., ts. S.ranton Haii-waj-
coiupanj-,
f.eurioii k Corupanj' s. John HiHhe; appeal.
K, (i. Worden is, Minh.i l'auli; appeal,
S. Svkes K "ions vs. Flanagan & Oilora; ap
peil. F, (,', H.nick ts. William H. Donne; appeal.
A. W. Hej nobis v.-. P. (I. HImhi: leplcvlii.
.lolm J, lleilron vs. (.V1ur.1l Italiroad of New
Jeisey; ,ival,
(t. li. Worth n ts. II.11111.1I1 Ciiar; appeal,
Ida Steinberg vs, C, F. Heynold-: liespass.
Flcinliig i Oilara vs. city of Scranton; tres
pass. W, P. Council & Sun vs, (Seoige I), Tlrown;
appeal,
Charles Herd vs. (!, 31. llallstcid; .wumpsli.
Owen Fljnn vs. Ontario Accidental Fund, ct
al, ; appeal.
Joseph Kamtun s. John-on Coal company;
trecpass.
II, W. I.oftu. t. Itildgct lland; appeal.
Tuesday, Jan. 28.
F. It. I)i pue ts. M. M. Spencer; .i-siimp-il.
Ilridgrl 3ki..ino ts. borough of Dunmoie; ties-
spring llrook Lumber company vs. P, I'. Strop
pier; a-riiiiipslt.
IVmisylv.inl 1 Central llictting lompany is.
.lull 1 (illllgau; appeal.
.Moses Valentine ts. Louis Diki-riii ns-iimp'11.
William llrluht ts, J. II. I'oorci appeal.
II. Moiilgomeiy .V Company vs. Delawaic anil
Hudson company; appeal,
A. Dickuiun vs. N, Filtor; aipeal.
John W, WllllaiiH vs. John P. Jladigani eject
ment, Wednesday, Jan. 20.
William .Mclioughlln vs. Marl) II. Hull.
(). O. I'.liigood v. L. Llberatorc, appe.il.
Peter Dill ts. Ontario Accidental Fund: ap
peal. A. IVnlin.milu, ailuiini-straior, ts, iky of
Si'l llllnn; tlop.lss.
Noitliwcstein Natlouil liisinanie cumpjiiy ts.
Ale. Sildint.i; w, (1.
II, P. Kane to. Scianton Hallway company;
IIOp.lsS,
Mary fiitiu t. Scranton Hallway 1 onipanj ;
lrci.p.m,
I '.tit In Ficeinin ts. Norton NVauner; appeal.
Mai tin (ierrily vs. T. F. Lconndi liitcridcader,
John llrnttu, ct al., t. Sci'autoii lliilujy corn
pa ny; llC-pJas.
The True Southern Route.
The most comfortable and direct
route to till points south and south
west Is via the New Jersey Central.
Only one change of cars between
Scranton and Charlpstou, Atlanta,
Jacksonville, SI. Augustine, Aslnille,
New Orleans and all other prominent
points south. ,
Pullman service the entire route,
Only cine change of curs to St. Louis,
Cincinnati, Louisville, etc.
Quaker City Hxpres.H leaving Scran
ton at 7. SO n. m., Wllkes-llarre at 7.53
a. m., arrives at Philadelphia at 12
noon, Washington at 3.30 p. in. Through
solid vestibule train with Pullman Duf
fel Parlor Car. J. S. Swisher,
" District Paas. Agent, Seraiitun.
Goldsmith's Bazaar
C2.E9
Rugs and
3
lArt Squares!
1 I
i For Holiday Gifts
'-3 &
j - Our large stock of these useful g
If and ornamental articles, now on sale g
1 in our Rug Department on 2nd floor. j
2 Jute Smyrna Rugs, size 30x60, worth Q&C ft
. - f KO our price , a,
S Velvet Wiltou Rugs, size 30x60, d! AQ &
j$ worth $2.00; our price J !"" ft,
9 ' c?
1 Heavy Smyrna Reversible Rugs, 4 Q Q ft,
!' worth $2,50; our price I VO g!
2 Large size Marquette Rugs, new & 40 '
X, patterns, worth $3.00; our price PfT""
9 S
f$ All-Wool Art Squares, measuring tLA A.C
r5 7K square yards, worth $6 00; our price ?""" ft.
S ft:
jS AU-W-ol Art Squares, measuring 45 A.Q i
M 9 square yards, worth $7.00; our price P-'T'V j
5 T3Please present your checks when they Sj
6 amount to $10.00 and obtain one of our Gen- J;
3 uine Steel Engravings, beautifully framed and S.
' ready to hang, free of charge. Remember the
distribution of these pictures continues only g,;
i until December 31st, 1901. &
RA ILROAD TJMB TABLES.
Lehigh Valley Rnilroad.
In nflcct Nov. 3, 11X11.
Trains loato Scianton.
For I'hiladclplii.i and New Yoik vu I). & II.
It. It., .it C.3S and ti.SS a. in., and i.13, 1.27
(Ithick Diamond HxprcA), and ll.ffi) p. ni. Sun
dais, 1). it II. It. It , I.M, h.'.'T p. ni.
For AVhlto Hatcn, lla.lcton anil iirlnrinil points
in tin- coal legion-, tia I), k II. It. 1!., fi.:ss, 'J.tS
and i.'S! ). ill. Foe 1'otrsvillc, RSs a. in., 2.1S '
i. ni.
For nctluViiPin, Kalon, Itcidini;, HairiilinrK,
and principal imi'iiiKiliatc f-tation.-,, ti.i I). ,',' II.
It. It., (i.US li.a.t a. in.: 2.1ii, 1.27 OII.uk 1)1 1
inciiiil Kxpicxs), 11. X!) p. in. Sundays, 1). & li.
It. II,, H.!!S a. in.! 1.35, S.27 p. in.
V'or Tuiikhjiinock, Tmtanda, Klmii.i, Ithaca,
(Ipucva mid principal intcriiiciilatc stations, via
I)., I., and W. It, It., MO a. in. and .t.j') p. ni.
For 1,'ciiota, ItorficMvi, ltullalo. Mi'.'.na Fall",
Chic.nro and all points vc-l, tia I). fc II, it. It.,
".IS, 12.0.1 n. in., 1,12. :t.2S (IH.ic-1: Dianionil V.k.
pris), 7.4n 10.41. ll.WI p. ill. Mui'lays, 1). .t II.
It. It.. 12.IW, S.27 p. in.
1'iillniaii parlor and sloepimr or Lcliiidi Vall"y
P.uli.r cars in all tiali.- Iicltvccn Wilkcltar u
and S'ctv Voile, Philadelphia, ltullalo and Sti-pon-.ion
Ilridcp.
KOI.I.IN' II. WH.ltlit. Ccn. Sunt.. 20 Ccitland
street, Nctv York.
CIIAHI.i:s S. I.IIB, tlcn. Pass. Aijt.. 2 Cuitl.mil
.street, N'i'tf Yiuli.
A. W. NONHMACIIClt, Div. lus. Ant,, South
llrtlildicni, I'a.
For ticket and liillin.in rcwivations apply to
rilv ticket ofllcc , Oil I'uldie Squaie, Wllkcs-Ilairc',
V..
New Jersey Central.
In Fflect Nov. 17, 1001.
Stations In New York, foot of Liberty street
ind South l'ciry, X, H.
Traliii Icne !-ci.iiitoii for Xetv Yorlr, Miiladel
lihla, Kaitnn, ltethlclicin, Allintoivu, Manch
Chunk, While Haven, Ashley and Wilkc-llani: at
7,3(1 a. in., 1 . in, and t p. in. Sunday, 2.10 p.m.
(Juakcr City lApios leatfi Scranton at 7.30
a. in., tliroiii;h xolul cetilmlo tiain tvllli i'ullnun
lluffct I'.irlor Cais, lor I'liiladilphia,
For Atoca, Plltslon and Wllkes-llaiie, 1 p. m.
and I p. in. Sunday, 2.10 p. in.
For I.oiik Ilrancli, Ocean llrove, etc, ",ao a.
m. and 1 p. in.
For Headinn, Lebanon and Harri.-.burif, via Al
lentotvu, at 7,30 a. in, and 1 p. in. Sin.d.iy,
2.10 p. in.
For Pol 1st !ll al 7.30 n. in. and t p. in.
For rales and ticket apply to aucnt at station.
r. M. 1HJUT, fion. IMm. i;t.
W. W. WI'.NTZ, (Ion. Supt.
Delaware and Hudson.
In Hrtcct Noteniber 21, ltm,
Tiaina for t'aibondali! leatr tciauloii a( r,,o,
P.00, h.M, 10.13 a. in.: 12.00, 1.2!. 2.31, 3.S2,
5.2!), 11.25, 7.57, 11.15, 11.20 p. in.; 1.31 a, m.
For Honesdale, H.20, 10.11 a. m.j 2.31 and .1.2')
p, in.
For Wllkei'H.nre-U.U'i. 7,l, 8,41, l.SS, lO.tn
a. 111.; 12 0.1, 1.12, 2,1 a.2', 1.27, 0.10, 7.H,
10.41, ll.-'.li I'- I",
For L. V. It. It. I'oint.t-O.S'i, 0.3S a, m.; 2.13,
1,27 and 1 1 .: l. m.
For IViuntlv.inl.i It. II. Point tl.a?, 0.33 a.
in.; 1.12, 3.2S and 1.27 p. m.
For Albany and all pointf nottli 0.20 a, in.
and 3.52 p. in,
1 Sl'NHVY TltAINS.
For t,ailinilale-S'.50, 11.1." a, m.; 2.1.1. 3,5J,
S.5J and 10.52 p. m.
For Wilkes'llure 9.3S a. in.; 12.0.1. 1,5, 3.3S,
i;.:2 ami M2 p. ni.
For Albany and points north .'1.52 p. in,
For lli)iiei.cle h..1i) a. III. and 3.52 p. 111.
W. 1 1. I'HVOII, I). 1'. A,, Scranton, I'a.
New York, Ontario and Western.
In Meet Tuodaf, Sept, 17, 1001.
NOIIIIl IIOl'NI).
laavo lie J rn AllHV
Trains. Si'Linton. P.irliondilf, Cado.,ia.
No, 1 I0.30n.in, ll.0.i,ni, l.im p, m.
No, 7 , cl.lllp. in. Ar. t'aibondalit 11,40 p, in.
Mil "III IIOL'NI).
Lcitu l.iati' Arrlte
'I'raliiJ. (,'ailola, I'aibomlali', Siranton.
No. li ., 7.00a. in. 7.40a. in.
No. 2 2.15 p. in. I.ip. in. 4 0p, pi.
SUNDAYS- ONLY, NUUTII IIUL'.NH.
Le.nii Lcavii Arrivu
Train", s-ci-auton. I'ailiondalc, i.dotla.
No. I) ,, b.30 j, in. ti. 10 p.m. 10.45 a, in,
No. 5 ,, 7.11 p. in. Ar. Caibondalc 7,40 p, m,
SOUTH IIOl'NI).
Leato Leave Arrive
Tralnt. Cadosla, fjihondale. Siranion.
No. U ,.. 7,00 a. in. 7.10 a. in.
No. 10 LSI) p. 111. U.tHip, in. 0.45 p. in.
Trains Niu. I on ttcck dayn. and I) on Siinda),
liiaki' main line cimneclloiH for New Yurk city,
Mlddlctottn, Walton, Noittith, Outida, Ojttcju
.mid all pointj tttt.t.
I'ur furllit'r Inforinatlon, ronsiilt ticket nscnts.
J. r. N)i,ltsON, li. '. A., New York.
J. V, WKLSII. T. I'. A,, Scranton, I'a.
Erie Kailroad, Wyoming Division.
Twins for New York, NettliurKh and iulerni"
cliali! M)liit leave Siranton ,u follitt; 7.20 a,
in.,; 2.25 p. ni,
AriivjN-IL35 a. in. from Mlddlctottn, 1 loins.
I lie, Hatvloy and Intermediate1 polnlt: D.20 p. in.
tiom Nctv York, N't'tthiirc:li and iiittrincdUtt.'
tuliilti. Xo Sunday tuliu.
B
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EDUCATIONAL..
Free
Tuition
By a recent act of the legisla
ture, tree tuition Is now granted
at the
Literary Institute
and
State Normal School
Bloomsburg, Pa.
to nil those preparing to teach.
This school maintains courses
of study for teachers, for those
preparing for college, and for
those studying music.
It will pir to write for particular.
No other school oflfers such bui.erlor ad
vontiges at such low rates. Addres
J. P. Welsh, A.M., Ph. D., Pria.
SCRANTON CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS.
SCRANTOV. PA.
T, 3. roster, President. Klnicr II. Lawtll, Ireii.
It. J. Foster, Stanley I'. Allen,
Vice President. Secretary,
DR. BARRETT, Dentist,
126 Wyoming Avenue, Over Clobe Warehouse,
TEETH
j:tracted 25c
Cleaned , 50c
Scaled 75c
Crowned, crold ...it up
('limned, puicclaiu $3 up
llridKU tvntk '1 up
Filled with Rold 75c up
Filled ttltli silver see
ITIlitl with colli Alloy ...75c
Full Set of Teeth
. up
F.xaiiilnatlon and otlni.iii'i
flee. II jour teclh are detnr-
inc. if you need uu artificial set, if ton twsu
tome teetli ivplaced ttlthoiit a plite, If you wish
jour ttoik doiii' lulnlessly and well by rellahia
t'raduatii) of Ions experience at the eery lei.t
cost consbtitit with i;ood, substantial Dental
Woilc, call on me,
Delaware, Lackawanna nnd Western.
Ill Hllect Nov. 3. 1101.
Trains leate Scianton fur Xetv Yoik At 1.10,
3.15, (1.05. 7,50 mid 10.05 a, in,: 12,15, 3.10, 1.3!
p. in, For Xetv Yoik and Philadelphia 7.50,
10.05 a. in., and 12.45 and 3.3.1 p. in. For T"l
h.llili.l Al 0.10 p. in. For HiiIIjIu 1.11, 0.22 and
fi.00 a. in,; 1,55, li.'o and 11.35 p. m, For llin;
li.iuai.li ami way stations 10.20 a. in. and I 10
p. in, For llstvt'cu, .S.tiatuo and llle.i 1,15 and
II.2J a. in.; LOS p. 10, (l.tteui), .t.icu-i' ind
L'tlca train nt 0.22 a. in, d.lll.i, ctiept Suiula),
Foi .Moniro-c o.lK) a, in.; I. in and n.50 p, m,
Nicholson acioiiiiuod.itloii- I. no and 0,15 i, in,
llluuiiisburu Dltision For Nurlhnuibc'il.iuil, at
(1.35 and 10.01 a. in.; 1.55 and n.io p. m, Fur
Pitiiiouih, at Mo a. in.; 3.40 ami o.on p, in,
,uiida.v Trains For Siw Yoik, 1. to. 3.15, l,,0.1
and 10.05 a, in.; 3.10, ,i,33 p, m. For llullalii 1,15
ini .-- ii. in.; I.o'i, C'.'O and 11.35 p. in. IVr
llll.;,ii.lliluu .Hid ttay stations 10.20 ,i, in.
Illuoiii.liui Ditisii'ii Leatc Scianlou, 10,05 a.
in, and 0,10 p. in,
Pennsylvania Railroad,
Sihrdutu in Illicit June 2, 1!M.
Tr.ilm leatc Straiilom ll.3s a. m., week dits,
tlii'iiiu'ti ti'slHiuK' iMin iroin Wilkcs-llaiie. I'nll
null bulTel parlor i.ir .u.d coaclics to I'hil.idei
pliia, ti.i 1'uUstillr; slop at hllmip.il Imuiilc
illatc slatlon... Al.-u .iiiuects tor Miiihint. liar
lisburu', Philadelphia, DaitlliHlc, Wasniutoii and
loi I'lU.Uuj! unci the tte.t,
p.3s ,i. in., week ili.ts, or Siinhiiiy, llnrlslnni.',
I'lill.iileliihli, llallimoic, WatliliiKton ami 'ill.
Iniicr and llio uc.-i.
1,42 p, in., week dits fSundats, 1.51 p. in.),
for Siuibury, llaiiislnuii, I'hlladelplda, lUliliii ne.
W.ishinuton ami l'itlhui:r and the ttcst.
3.2a p. in., week dj.ts, Uiliiir.'li tesllbillc tnilu
fioiu U llkcs-lljirc. l'lilliuau bulfet pallor cat and
loaches tu Philadelphia tia Pottstille. Slops at
priiicipil iiileiiiiedlatL' .Ijiloi.,,
4.27 . in., ttiek iljjs, lor llalelon, Suubuiy,
HarrLburK, Pliiladelplda ami Pilt.bur;.
.1, II. III'K'IHN'SON'. Urn. M?,
J. 11. WOOD, lien. 1'o.ss. ,lii.
iFINLEY'S
Umbrellas
From 45c to $22.50
Last season we in
troduced the custom
of Engraving Initials,
free of charge. We
still continue to do
so.
Dress
Patterns
Nothing more ac
ceptable as a gift to
Mother than a Nice
Dress Pattern.
We carry an un
ending assortment
in cotton, in wool, in
silk.
Foulard
Dress Patterns
Liberty Satin Foul
ards, Silk Waist
Lengths. Only one
pattern of each style.
6
9
510 anil 512 Lackawanna Avenus S
cCJ) 452 O & O (S O SE
We have determined to reduce our stock prior
to our removal to our new building at our
former location, 129 Wyoming avenue.
Special Clearance Prices
on Entire Stock.
Carpets,
WALLPAPER
Rugs, Linoleums, Shades, etc.
GOO'S STORED
Williams
Temporary Store,
126 Washington Avenue.
SSSCEHI
HENRY BEL1N, JR.,
General Agent for tlio Wyoming Dliliict lor
Dupont's Powder
Mining, Wasting Sporting, Hmokcle'H and tlio
Itcpauno Chemical Cuinpituy'a
HIGH' EXPLOSIVES.
Safety Fuse, Caps and Kxplodcrs. Itoom Wt Con
licit llultdiu.- ,Sera;itcn.
AailNCIKD.
TII0S. FOIIH 1'iUclon
JOHN' II. SMITH k SOS .....I'lyinouili
W. II. MULLIOAS , ., WIIWM'Uarm
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS,
GRAND ATLANTIO HOTEL 'NO ANNEX
Vlrcinli Ate. and Uiach, Atlantic! City. N. J.
j glith year; WU brautllul luviiu ciiauite, iilu.-ile
and Willi Paint not ami coici bea-tvaicr latlii
In hotel nnd annex, Location telctt and cin.ial,
tvllliln few yaids of the bteel Pier. Orche.tu.
Oiltrn tpccijl .print,' utes. i to tl" by week:
J'.'.W up by day. Special rates to liniilie. C'oachei
tucct til traiuj. Write tor booklet.
CIUIU.ICS V. COl'K.
HOW THIS A mill! urtiru-. Ihc holiday
u.ili It! Tin plattnliic! and picpan
tlilll.1 of lllntlllll hack mo now llppu
enl. Wr ttiie llilnklnir ol your lie
ccinbrr wants lorn; beloir YOl tvtie
. , . , Hiiiiih with viitiimci V lilc.iMirest Wc
lortkcil ahead; wo pi iced our ijiihrs white ii.'lec
Hon tto.s lie.!, and (he ie.ult A tli.tt never lielore
bate Wi- had ni roniplilt it slock, w) tiirled rill
assortment, of nil lint Is Ih'.-i In inciclialidlfc, lu
el before you.
'Ilii' M'n.lbli', 1'innfiirt'RivliiK t hrWuias ullljmro
lierr In iilminlaiiic; from lot In ur.iudslrc therc'n
.oinc'lhlnir here to please rtcry one.
Mlk
ol lis
You won't make! :i inl.lakc if linens are your
choice for edits; then' Is iintlillicr so ple.iMinr tu
Ihc c.neliil housewife as crical ipianlilics of bed
and tabic I incus,
We bciletc our .ifl.soil incut unequalled for tari
etc both In quality and prli p.
A pilr of nlio tv.nni blankels or a flitffj com
foi table Would make an pci'cdiiii;ly de.-li.ih'le till.
When Old .l.ic'c l'uit umies tthislMnc .Hound,
P'.lih tilings :. these aic liesl applet ialed,
Illiiikctx In nil wciiilits and Ki'ale- from iopular
ci.tcrn wool to the ureal waini, louc-inpned
r.ilifoinla product. Ami comloitablcs-iio end to
'cm.
A hint of other se.i"oniblc inerchandi-c ,
GIoyjs Petticoats
Hosiery Silk Waists
Neckwear Novelties
Fancy Goods, Etc,
9
Vou will (Ind nicifl etor.ithintr you've set your A
mind on and the pu'ees will please you. V
This store asks jour p.itionw because it de- A
scitcs it. The newest tl.tles, Hie ilncst tv.iie.t arc Q
steii on our Mitintcis ,il -ill simmi)-, Tliei'e seems
.in umisiial abundiuce of Ihlius jusl at tills sc
roti, I int. that's because pM nott tou'ic LOOKIXl! A
SilAltl'KH than In usual times, llul be it Christ-
mas or mlil'Siimiuer we kcei Ihc store for you.
You can buy here in perfect assinancc that dollar A
foe dollar this store is the stoio of Rreitc.st W
values.
While wo apprcciite the iIcMkIiIs of riirhlm.n A
shoppinc;, especially Ihc pleasurable rxcitcniciiL '
tlie la.-t few days brim;, we would advise, early a
purchasiiiLr, beeati.-r the assortment is far Rrcater Q
note than it will tie pM lieloio (Miristmas; this
makes shoppinc e.i-lei and sites you time, ttnitlt m
at this season is so valuable. D
e
H O 4S9 O Cd fflk
f!&
Draperies,
FREE OF CHARGE.
iiKTL-ciiTjWgTrWiTHB1WWBrWWft
NOWHtUH ELSE ON EARTH
Can the Seeker Aftsr
HEALTH AINI) HAPPINESS
Find Such Rich Reward.
CAURJRNIA
IS A WINTER PAIUDISE.
Best Ronchod Via
"SUNSET LIMITED."
ii'AL.vrui. iiivii:i. ns wnriT.s i
Leave New Yoik Tuesdays, Thurs
days, Saturdays,
SOUTHERN PA3IFG GO,
R. I. Smith, agent, 109 S. 3d St.,
Philadelphia, Pn.
BUY THE GENUINE
YRyP OF FIGS
... NANUFACTUnED BY ...
CALIFORNIA Fid 3YRUP CO.
tlT VO'l'K Til II ..!! K.
McAnulty,
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