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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE- THUJ1SD AY, FEBRUARY 13, 1902.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
MONTROSE.
Fpcclal to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrose, Feb, 12. Special services
npproptlate to Ash Wednesday were
held nt St. Mary'B Cnthollc church nnil
nt St. Paul's JCpIscopal church this
morning', and there will also bo (serv
ices at St. Mnry'Htchuroh this evening.
On Friday evening nt HI. Mary's will
take place an ancient Lenten service
The Way of the Cross,
The only Juty trial at court this week
was a damage suit, Shay vs. Taylor.
The plaintiff rented the defendant's
farm, moved his Roods, and made some
invcsttWants preparatory to working
the farm. In the meantime the de
fendant sold his farm and would not
let the plaintiff on It. The defendant
claimed that he rented the farm sub
ject to salo and so could not be held
responsible. The jury thought other
wise and rendered a verdict for the
plaintiff In the sum of $43.50.
Ex-County Commissioner Henry V.
Itobblns, of Brldgewater, Is u. vhltor
In town today.
A movement In favor of Colonel Ij. A.
Wntres, of Scranton, as the Republican
candidate for governor has been put
under way In this county. S. S. Wright,
of this place, and Thomas KHrovv, of
Great Bend, are said to bo the political
sponsores for the movement.
Mr. and Mrs. James clarey and
James Van Canipcn are at Sciantou,
being summoned to that city by the
seilous lllncs of Miss Nettle Clarey,
who holds a position with The Scran
ton Correspondence Schools.
Tho county officials at the court
house and their assistant's, with their
wives and sweethearts, made up a jolly
four-horse Heigh load that went down
to Rush latl evening and were royally
entertained J at tho hotel of County
Commissioner Isaiah Hnlre nt Lawton.
A most enjiyable time Is reported.
Orders hive been Issued for the elec
tion of captain of Company G to suc
ceed Captain John C. Harrington, re
signed. The election will take place
the same evening as the annual spring
inspection, Friday evening, February
21, 1902.
The county commissioners, Messrs.
TIngley, Harrington and Halre, enter
tain the working forces of the Demo
cratic and Republican offlces at a fine
oyster supper this evening, in celebra
tion of the early completion o" the
printing of the official ballots for next
Tuesday's election.
Itov. II. M. Ross, D. D.. ot Oneida,
N. Y presiding elder of this district,
is assisting Pastor J. B. Walteis at the
revival meetings being held at 55ion
African Methodist Episcopal church.
Six conversions are reported.
W "Walter Benedict has returned to
his home In this place after a pleasant
visit with relatives at Greene, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy D.irrow have re
turned fiom Lanesboro where they
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
O. Taylor.
Van Gaasbeelc Munger, of Great
Ueiul, was a visitor in this place lagt
evening.
HONESDALE.
Specisl to 'the Scranton Tribune.
Hones-dale, Feb. 1-. The employes on
the Honesdale branch of the Delawmc
md Hudson received their pay today.
An entertainment will bo given in tho
baptist church Fiiday evening, under
the diuction of tho Sunday school
lasses No3. 1 and 2. The proceeds aie
o apply on the debt of the church.
There will be recitations by Homer
Greene and others, music, phonograph
selections, etc.
The Amity club will hold a social in
their club rooms Friday evening. There
will be dancing and refreshments.
A warm time Is expected In Hones
dale this summer there are rival Ice
dealers, and one of them has secured
a supply of Pond's extract to deliver
to his customers.
The county commissioners, who are
distributing supplies to tho several
election boards throughout tho coun
ty, experience great difllculty, on ac
count of tho snow-drifts.
There nro eighty-one applications for
licenses In Wayne county this year
but ono new one.
The Interest taken in Marie Corelll's
"Thelma" was shown by the crowded
house that greeted tho pmy, which was
presented In the opera house last even
ing. The bpeclal music engaged by
-Manager Sllverstono failed to mater
ialize. The play was pronounced a
rich treat.
Mrs. William Brown succeeds Miss
Helen Dodge In the bakery and Ice
cream parlors of L. W. Bunnell.
Some of the snow-drifts at Farvlew
are as high as tho windows of tho en
gine cabs.
The Whatsoever Circle of the Metho
dist church will be entertained by Mrs.
George C. Robertson 'at her home,
Fast Dyberry, on Friday evening.
F. DIttiich and daughter, Miss Jo
sephine, nro visiting relatives in Scran
ton, L. M. Atkinson, chairman of the Re
publican county committee, has ap
pointed J. Adam Kraft, treasurer, and
Dr. II. A. Plum, of Hnwley, John D.
Weston, W. F. Suydam and M. J. Sim
ons, to setvo on the executive commit
tee. Every family living at Plandln turned
out Monday evening and gave one of
the enjoyable surprises which they nro
noted for, to Mr. and Mrs, W. H, Haw
ken, who nro about to move to West
street, Honesdale,
MIes Caroline Botz Is engaged In tho
county treasurer's ofllee, assisting her
father.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Bprcial to the Scranton Tribune.
Tunkhamiock, Feb. 12, The remains
of tho late Halton Stone were brought
here from Kansas City on Tuesday, and
the funeral took plnco this afternoon
from tho residence of his brother, Ed
win N, Stone.
Hugh Grose, of Auburn, was lodged
in Jail hero on Tuesday, charged with
larceny of a sum of money fiom tho
hotel of Cornlnar W, Decker, at Skin
ners' Eddy,
Sidney DIcklu&on, a veteran of tho
Civil war, Is suffering from u severe
attack of Inflammatory iheumatlem.
Attorney John W, Harding, u former
Tunkhannock boy, was uumed out In
the recent disastrous Are at Paterson,
losing everything n his Jaw olllce.
The German Medicine company have
engaged tho Piatt Opera house for one
week, beginning Feb. 17, and will give
nightly entertainments.
A number of Mehoopauy business
men were hero on Tuesday, presumably-
for th? nurpose of deciding wlieth-
er any action should be taken In the
matter of the proposed free bridge at
that place, when court meets on Frl
dnv. Attorney Rush J. Thompson, of DUsh
oro, was doing business In town on
Tuesday.
Jnmca W. Piatt, esci Is at Williams
port, arguing the case of tho common
wealth vs. John G. Scoulcn, criminal
libel, before tho superior court, In ses
sion there. ,
Mis. F. II. Piatt Is very 111 from an
attack of neuralgia, at her home on
Putnam street.
Mrs. ICatherlno Townsund has given
up her rooms In tho Phllllnson build
ing on Warren street, and will make
her home with her daughter, Mrs. II,
S. Harding.
Tho Monday club met thin week at
the home of Mrs. II. F. Mctcalf, on
Harrison street,
News received or the condition of
Mis. Harry Billings, who Is being
MOTHER GOOSE PUZZLE.
Hot cross buns, hot cross buns,
One a penny, two a penny,
Hot cross buns.
If your daughters don't like 'em,
Give 'cm to your sons;
Ono a penny, two a penny,
Hot cross buns.
Find three hungry boys.
treated at a sanitailum at Werners
vlllc, Is to the effect ,that she is much
imuroved. "
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odist church met with Mis. Hannah
Cornell, on Tuesday afternoon.
Walter Bardwell returned on Monday
fiom Columbia, Mo., where he is a
medical student In the unlveisity. Mr.
Bardwell Is just recovering 'fiom a
prolonged attack of typhoid fever, and
will take a rest from his studies until
fall, before returning to the West.
Mis. George Phillipson letumed on
Monday from Carbondale. where she
has been staying for a week past.
THOMPSON.
Bpecltl to tht Scranton Trlbuni.
Thompson, Feb. 11. George Gelatt,
of Scranton, was doing business In
town Saturday, In the Interests of the
Scranton Correspondence school, and
tarried over the Sabbath. Several in
this place are members of that school.
Our townsman. Ervin Van Volken
burg, secured a verdict of $2,100 against
the township of Clifford at the trial at
Montrose last week. It would hardly
seem probable that the township would
nsk for a new trial because the awaid
Is excessive.
Rev. A. D. David Is In Olyphnnt to
day.
Stephen Jenkins, after a steady de
cline for some months, died just be
fore midnight last night of pneumonia.
He was born in England, July 21, 1824,
but had spent the most of his days In
this vicinity. He spent three years In
the war, a member of the Seventeeth
Pennsylvania cavalry.. He was a mem
ber of tho Methodist Episcopal church
nnd of Frank Hall post, Grand Army
of the Republic, In this place, and was
held In the highest esteem by all who
know htm. He Is survived by one
daughter, Mrs, E. C. Layton, who
cared for him to the last, nnd many
more distant relatives. His funeral
will bo held In tho Methodist Episcopal
church at 10.30 tomorrow morning. In
terment In tho North Jackson ceme
lory. Mrs. L. E. Bailey, of Prohibition
Park, who comes to this county In the
Interests ot the Woman's Christian
Temperance union, will speak In tho
Methodist Episcopal church, Thomp
son, next Sabbath evening and Mon
day evening following, under the aus
pices of the local union,
f'ututuuBicr ij, r. j-miiiuB ia uuutnieu
to the house these aayu with rheu
matism. Frank Pease, of West Jackson, visit
ed his brother, Fred Pease, today.
SUSQUEHANNA.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Susquehanna, Feb. 12. Out of re
spect to the memory of Abraham Lin
coln, me isrie snops are closed toaay,
and there were appropriate services In
the several schools.
There la no truth In the report that
Hon. Galusha A, Grow, of this county,
Is a candidate for congress from this
(Fifteenth) district, He will retire
from public life nt the close of his
present term.
Tho Republican county convention, to
nominate u congressman and state sen
ator, and to elect three delegates to
the state convention, will bo held nt
Montrose, on Thursday, March 8. Pri
maries will be held March i
After a brief Illness, George Perry,
tin old resident, and u veteran of the
Civil war, died on Tuesday afternoon.
He Is survived by a widow and several
children,
Rev, Charles W, Boot wll nrparli
In the Honesdale Episcopal church on
Friday evenlnW,
Owing to snow blockades In the west,
&&A
yvTJVTi-ta remedy that iiiren a cold in oue day,
little freight or live stock are coming
cost over the Krlp.
The Knights of Columbus held a pro
gressive euchre party last evening, In
their hall.
Mrs. Clarence 12, TltsWorth Is a
guest of her parents, ut Montrose.
A large number of the school chil
dren ot the borough are being vaccin
ated. J2dvard Lawrence has gono to Mon
tana, to take a job.
I?. R. W. Scarle, esq., of Scranton,
was tho guest of Susquehanna friends
on Sunday,
Theatrical
TODAY'S ATTRACTIONS.
I, CCUJt Robert Manlrll ns "Otlicllo " NUIil.
ACADEMY May risk Comedy Company.
Afternoon nnil night.
STAR Bohemian Durlcsqucis. Afternoon ami
night.
Mantell as "Hamlet.'
Kobcrt )). Mantell and his company ttaia a
fairly good picacnlatlon of "Hamlet" ut the
Lccum last night befoic a large fired audience.
Mr. Mantel! vveora a sombre cloak with a much
effectiveness ns any actor In tho country. Ho Is
n prince of gloomy fellows and has im.uiably
appcucd licio ill sepulclual plays, fieightcd with
"windy suspimtlon of fenced breath," as wit
ness "The face in the Moonlight." "The Cor-tic-m
Brotheis," "MonbjrV and "Tho Dagger
and the Cross." It is natural, theicfore. Hut
the tiend of Mr. Mantell',, histrionic- nrcior
cuees should have ultlmitoly lindcd him in tho
lolu of "Hamlet," which lie as-uints veiy ired
itubly. Those inclined to anal re the "Hamlet" of
Mantell might declaic his "Melancholy Pane" to
be altogether too healthy a pcisonagc. He is not
that "exquisitely fragile vase," which Hamlet
is to often Illumed to. into which has Ken
diopped the acorn of a, mighty purpose. Mantell
is a. more robust piece of pottery and his ilch
poweiful voice and muscular build dispel any
fear tliat he Mill "run away into a dew."
His acting of the part, however, was easy aid
graceful and lie handled the stately phrases with
a Judicloibnc-ji that was nt times eloquent as
well as impressive. Mr. Mantell attempts no
innovations with Ms "Hunlet," unless the as
sumlng of a daik red wig be called suth, but
Keeps upon the beiten path m.uked out by tho
majority of those who hate preceded him.
An Inversion of the phrase "Hamlet, vitli
Hamlet lelt out" might descnbe the rest of the
production. Mr. Mantell was nearly the whole
play. There was no t-iicci.il elaboration of seen,
cry and the suppoiting talent was quite oidi
niiy. Miss Marie Booth Hits-ell was cast as Ophelli
and made a good eflort In that lole considering
that the is iinsullod for it. Mls Russell is a lull
Brown woman, tall and well built as a grenadier.
Ophelia was mentally and physically u joung
girl and an effort to make a combination Midi
as the above could not bo cntiiclv sathfactoij.
W. J. Bovven as I.aertcs was Mr. Mantel)' ublest
assistant among the male m-mbcrs of the oast.
"The Gold King."
At the Academy last night "The Ciold King"
was given an ellecttve peculation by the May
I'itke company. The audience was a large mi".
This afternoon the tonipmy will piesent ".Veil
Cwjnne," and tonight "The Little Maf.nct."
Broclcway Entertainment.
Tho Brochway tuterlaimuent coiir pietcals
the sixth eutt'itainiiicnt at the Lvcoum theater
Friday night, tho Dioekwa- cliand Concert com
pany. The Nishvlllo llanner tajs of Mine. Lindc,
one of the famous artists who will be heard;
"Mine. Undo has a splendid oiie, and her
piogrammo numbers, with tho numerous eneoics
she was compelled to icpond to, showed her
volco to full advantage. Her fhsl number was
the must dinicult of the three arias Hum 'Sam
son and Dclllj,' and was icndcicd as only on ar
Hit of ability can lender suili a bong. Besides
the 'Amour VIeus Alder, of Salnt-Saim, lier pio
gwnitue numbers weio 'Ae .Maria,' from 'Caial
Uiia Itiullcain,' nnd Spanish I.oe-Sjng,' by
Cliamlnade. Among her encores were ClodJid'
Tloilnn bong, IlclnecKc'rf Tiuchllngbluinen,'
and Tiolere'.s 'In Old Madrid.' Scats now icady,
"Up York Stato."
David Hlgglns and (iiorgla N'nldioii, who aie
well known and popular in other cities, will ap.
pear here .Salurdayifteinoon and night as joint
Ktars, piesentiiKf a new country play, called "l'p
Votlt Mate," of which they aie the authors. The
story of the play, which is in (our act., take
giound between rustic comedy and society drama,
the scenes and chaiacteis being takui fiom a
progicjslv'o community In tho Adlrondacks, with
enough local color to give the play distinction,
but not enough to class It with familiar tjpes of
rural comedy, it is not an attempt to ilianutlo
tho real Darius (Ireen of the poem, as might be
supposed by the name of the principal male part
and cuirent tendencies In thealiical vviitlug, but
the hero is named Darius Clicen and la an linen
tor who believes in aerial navigation nnd knows
all about tho fellow who tried to fly and couldn't.
"Up York State" Just closed one of the mot
HH'ci-uiui runs ever known in jfew Yoik city,
vvhero it has made the lilt of the season. Hie
play will be given hue by the oilglnal New Yoik
cast and production,
Marks Brothers' Company,
Of Ma i kg Diotlioi,' Dramatic company, which
appiau next week ut the Academy of Music,
the Dally NcvvvTUbuno u( Duluth, Minn., tajst
"Last night the laigtvst audience that has jet
greeted the Marks Drotheia' company wa picseut
In the Opera, houso to witnca for the lint lima
in this city the new romantic mclodiama, ",Smi.
dercd Hearts." At S o'clock people weie ic
funded tlielr money, as standing room wus not to
be had anvvhcio ill tho hou,e. The piece pio
duced is the best In the company's icpeitoire.
The costumes were beautiful ami were the finest
ever worn by any repel toll e company that baa
yet viol ted Duluth,
I ,
This signature is on every box of the genuine
Laxative BromonmnineTubiet-
Miss May Hell was seen In the patt of tho
wronged Marguerite Laurent, the heroine of tho
piece, and the added new laurel to her list by
her clever acting nnd dramatic; power, She
was fiequetilly nnd loudly oppUiidcd, Alex
Marks was fcen nt Ids best. Ill clever noting
anil flno presence Ma much admired. The fpe
(.'laities Introduced were Very good, the ulnglng
by IIh Petite Oracle being loudly applauded,
Bohemian Burlesquers.
'ihe entertainment afforded by Miner & Van's
Ilohemlati llurlcsqucr, which comes to the Star
today has met w.ilh unstinted pialso In all tin
prlnclpil cities. Among the artists arc such well
known f.uorltrs ns tllxley and HuglicVln a very
unique act; Maddox ami Vono, ns the actor
and messenger boy I Oraiey ami llmnctt. In a
travesty sketch! Hlley and llughciv black facd
comedians and dancers J at. John and Xlrolal, a
clever tlstcr team and l!diu llticklcy, the sweet
singer of popular roiig.
A pedal featuro will be made of Miner ti
Van's $10,000 production of living pictures, tho
most pretentious ever nttcinpted under the ipe
chit stage direction of Slanor A. Opeitl. 'Ihe
two burlesques, "H. H. Cruiser llohemU" and
"A Bowery Hall" serve to Intioditec twenty-five
shapely and beautiful girts in songs, medleys
and inarches.
Tho Pnderewskl Recital.
The continued and increased Interwt In tho
Padercwskl conceit which occurs l'cbruary 21 nt
Hie New Armory gives every assurance that not
withstanding the gicit sealing capacity it will
be filled on this ocnslon, Inquiries from out ot
town continue lo pour in and nil the towns
within a radius ot one hundred miles wilt be
largely repicsentcd. The diagram opens ut Pow
ell's music time Monday next tho ITtli, the
popular pi Ices of tickets inae It possible for all
who deshc lo hear the famous nrtl't.
The present conceit tour has been planned in
connection vvllli the production of "Manni," the
composer giving one or two conceits in the
licighboihood on each occasion of Hie suceass of
his opera. "Manni" Is a fuccess. Tho Musliul
isihos Woclirnblntt m.vs: "1'adcrewsM's 'Manni'
lias been given in the 'Landesthentci' at t'l.igue
and brought lis composer Innumerable honors,"
Not that ultkiMu is silent, 'ihe Impact ot the
Individuality of tho composei as a writer of opeu
is just as visoio.ifs as. is that of his playing.
Hverjbody is waked im and forrcd into artistic
consciousness. Npbody fits tuplno beneath his
cncigetlo lh thins and dazling color.
The Mid-Winter Circus.
There is to be a big lnld-w Inter circus I'eb. 20,
21 und 22, with nntluee on Washington's With
day, ut the new urnioiy, for the benelit of the
international Conreiiomlence School -is-wclatlrm.
Thoe who buy ptcllniiiiary tickets have the
chance of selecting seats two davs before the
regular sale opens,
twenty of the Vest circus rets hive been en
gaged. Mr. Dixie.
10 has chaige, has been to
the llarnum and Hal
y winter qvmilers at Iiiidgc
e them.
port. Conn., to ensral
Circus people rcc
vc the highest Mlailes of
any of the theatric
piofesslon, and well (hey
may, as the lu
only woik five month:
they require too
a space and too laige a
salary to woik iu.fni" ordinaiv- theater.
Besides' these pcrfjfnnors, there will be luars,
Hon, elephant--, dugs, mouklc, snake", hor-es
ami ponies. Also he usual side-shows and con
ceit. The canvas vv'ill be erected inside the build
ing. Won't it be n ciniosity to tee a clittw tent
inside a building? A-lde fiom tho biggest cir
cuses that tome in .summer, it will piouably le
the moot cspunivv cutcitalmmut ever given in
Stunton; it will Joitaiub. be the mot cnjojable
one. 'Ihe tickets .lie p'accd at the veiy ieaon
able tl?ue 2,"i cenlB to !jl.0O.
STAGE NOTES.
DeWolf Hopper may appeal in vaudeville next
iiimmer, us i-evci.il vVc-.stcin houses have ollered
him exceptionally big money for a few weeks'
engagement.
btnart Ilolecin will put foinnul "The Comedy
of Luors" net 'eason as his principil piece.
Wagenhals & Kemper are alio to exploit two
well-known stais in the piece.
The I'.ugrne Cowles Opeia ami Conceit com
pany has been oignnlral and will mioii take the
load. Andrew McC'oimick nnd IMinunil Stanley
-iie also Intciested vvllli Mr- Covvle- in Ihe veil
tine. It Is mere than probable that the tiouble be
tween John IV. Dunne and ruber and Hjley over
the lights to "IToudoiii" will bo settled out ot
comt. Tills ine-ins a very Inige Finn of icady
money for Mr. Dunne.
ltichaid Caile, the clever muslc.il comedian,
has tied himself up for two cars with the syndi
cate that conliols "Ihe lluigomastei" and "King
Dodo." special pieces uie lo be vviitlcn for hlin.
The giL-ul and only Herrininn comes to the
I.jccum next week in Ids magnificent exhibition
of magic ami occult phenomenon. The eiillc.il
thcatei-goei.s of the 1,'niled states have long
since cndoiscd the mnnellous woik of tills Oieat
Herrmann, and it is safe to xay tint as un enter
tainer in magic and sensational illusions, his
standird is absolutely scenic ns being the foie
most puivejor of this stjle ot entertainment on
Ihe American ulage.
When "Tho lionnie Ililer linsb" wns fir-t pie
sented in New York the phy fullllled the expec
tations which literary folk had for it, and in ad
dition theieto, it pioved a comedy of the drollest
and most ineslsllble tvpe. It was In lids- play
that J, II. Stodd-ut made a stellir debut which
was the fuillion of a Ilfe-tlme'.s woik in his
chosen ait. The success of the play and the ac
tor weie completions, and Irath are povv l.ited
high by the ciltirs and dcuy uf the county. It
will come lo the Lvcruni kjoii.
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lleans if2.10.
Hulter fresh ueamciy, 23e ; June ueanieiy,
23',r.c; dairy. Sic,
Clime-mjal-'c.
Egga Ncaiby, :12c. i fane stoiase, 27c.
I'eai,-l'er Inr-hel. $1.73.
l'olalocj, I'er bushel, 3o.
Onions 1'er busliel, 1.W.
Phllndelphin Qrnin and Produce.
Philadelphia, I'eb, 12. lluttcr VJnn: pints
lc, higher j elia wuteni ciejincry, Siftc; do.
iienby prints, 31c. 1'ggo Kiim, lc. higher;
frith neat by, 3t4cj do. vveteiii, LOJie'. ; do,
southwestern, SOVic. ; do. southern, 2l'c, Cheese
Steady; New 'ioik lull ercMini fancy miuII,
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utono A, I. loo, Cotton Unchanged. 'Tallow
Btcady; city ptlnie in tleitcs, Oiic.j country,
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fl!e. ; cakes. 0?c, Live I'oultr Stcud ; fowls,
12U2c; do. fair to good, UKaUe,; old roo.
leis, 9c.; chickens, peaiby, 13al5c-,; wcslrrn do,,
lluHc. ; turkevs, nearby choice to faiio.v. 17alSc. ;
western do. clo., 15al6e,; fair to good, lUUe.j
dueks, neaiby, 13alile. ; western do., liatlc,;
gecw, Palio. 1'olatore btcady; eislun choice
per sack. $2.30a2-40; New York eholeo loimd per
bushel, 73a We. J do. do. lonsr do, do,, 7?a73c.; c'q
ful ltd good do. do., eVja'Oi.
Chicago live Stock Market.
Chicago, Feb. 12. Cattle lleeelpts, 20,000;
slow, Jower, except for Liuey beeves; good to
prlmey iteeii), O.10a",23; poor to medium, jnu;
f-tockem and fcedeu, 2.00al.70; cows, $1,2313.23;
helfeis, J2.2Ja5.23: eanncrs, 1.25a2.23; bulls,
W.2'al.S0; calves, 2a7.tu; Texas fed steers, l.S3
a-5.73. Hogs llecolpts today, 52,000; tomoiroiv,
H.CXiO; left" over. 1J.000; heavy stead; light
weak; mined and buUhcis, iW.WUO.IO; good to
choice beavv. SclUael. 47U : roiuh lir.it-s- u..ifl4.v,
Jbt (Mjhus Ws bulk of sales $J.yOa0.2 .W I
THE TRIBUNE'S "WANT"
4 Lines 10 Cents
Wore Than Pour Lines, 3 Cents for Uaclt Extra Line.
For Bent,
roil HUNT A single bouse In line tondltlon with
eight rooms, bnth rooms nnd laundry and all
Improvements at 1.VI3 t'apousc avenue.
l'Oll HUNT A very superior houe, perfectly
healthy, Inspector's test, extra luxurious con
veniences; fine grounds; a handsome home! lent
fair. W, Gibson Jones, 311 fcpruce sticet.
1I01ISI1 No. Git K. Washington avenue, corner
Pine street, It looms And bnth; all in perfect
order. Apply nt 537 Linden Bticet.
I'Olt HUNT One fide of double house, ten rooms,
. city ktr.iin, and all other improvements. Call
at 0M Madison avenue.
I'Olt HUNT Six-room flat with steam heat nnd
all modern Improvements, from Apill 1. Call
cnily. fred C. Hand, IKil Mulberry street.
I'Olt ItrNT-Ilulldlng occupied by HcUer k
Wiiitikc, corner Main nnd Jackson tieetl best
location in Hjde Park. Apply to lflil Sanderson
avenue.
TOIt IHIST llnlaigeil ofllco In JMull building.
Apply tc Janitor.
TOIt IlKNT Single hou-o on (licen Illdgc itieet.
Imjulle 1023 bmderson avenue,
I'Olt HUNT Corner store No. 'Ml Laekavvann i
avenue. Also dwellings above. Apply to
Ooldsmllli Bros., SOI Lackawanna avenue.
1 OH HUNT Store loom on second Iloor over .'il'J
Lickawanni avenue. I'lalc gins fiont. In
ipilre of Kiolosky Uio.
10H lin.VT Kiom Apill 1, building now occu-
pled by the Diclcson Milling Co , No. 11
Lackawanna avenue. W. I'. Hojle, Conncll Hldg.
IIALP HOUIILK house. 0!3 Hirrlson avenue, M3.
Also half double house, loOS Pino street, $17.
Possession now. Apply VM Harrison nvenue.
3?or Sale.
TOIt SAI.r. CHK.M'-nay saddle hor.e, 8 jean
fcoiinu, line Kicluler and good culver, lleason
for belling, no vise for same. Call'oraclilicn 1'.
A. Schercr, D ic II. office, 1'iovldciice, I'a.
UCLOIAX HAIICS for Kile; high grade; pcdl
gieed stock; all ages; nil prices lioni fl.lW
up; now Is the time to start bleeding for kprlng
wiles. Call or address Clrecn Hldge Habblliy, Idlj
Capouse avenue, Scranton, i'a.
LACH CUIITA1NS 501) pai fancy Cuilulns at
auction, ijus Ljckawaiun avenue. Sj;e auc
tions. 1011 HALU I.iigc load of pine kindling, htove
length, delivered unjvvheie for S2.00. Hard
wood. -2.50. Mall oiders Jennings, Central mine
Hutch, rillceiilh street, oi Iniiig vom wagon
and get a load.
10H SALi: CIHlAP-riievvood, iion roofing, tim
bers, boards, hcantllng, etc., from old cars;
suitable for all purposes. Jennings, Central
Mines switch, foot ot Hanpton -street, olf South
Main avenue.
I'On BALK Two light i-pilnc; wagons and some
lumens, cheap. Kvans, rear 11)2 Liireine
stiect.
rOH SALH Cheap; horse, spring wagon and
harness, at No. 182B Cedar avenue.
For Sale or Sent.
KOK SALU OK IIKXT Store and hurries chop
airacncu, also ciwciling over tliu tloie; laie
palron-ige; no opposition in town; corner ot
Dilnktr nnd Chestnut sticets. Inquiie of I!. W.
I'liist, 101 i:. Drinker atiect, Dr.nmore, I'a.
I'Olt SLi: OK KKNT-SiiiRlo house and lot, No.
1110 Mnlhciry sticet. Kqulpped with all inncl
em coiivcniinccs-. tii'jiiiie on prcnli-"e,. John
Knobie.
Hilt HI,i: 01! HUNT Slnsl" h'iu,e, .'11 Welntci
iivetme. Ten looms; city tteam heat; pos
.'Csslon Apill 1. O. r. He nobis, Council Hldg.
Wanted To Rent.
WANTKD 1'iom Apill 1, four or five unfurnished
looms, centmlly located, gleam belt. Ad
dress box: 25, Tiibune.
Wanted To Purchase.
CASH PAIDr?Tr okliTTrXIvrTvTry,
watches, diamonds, silveiware. Addles 111-
waid Hoyle, 222S lMik How lluildlng, Nrw York.
Auction.
AL'tTIOV today nnd every day until sold out, it
e.ii -loans fan- Mnei lean exposition ruinltura
and Until, coasUtlug of tallies, iiuil and bi.iss
beds complete, drc-,scis-, 15,000 pieces linen, blank
ets, pillows, counteipanes, pillow cases, towels,
cle. ; Luge quantity cupels and lace curtains.
Clipets sold evciy day ;: o'clock ohaip ut 503
Iickawanua avenue, Cunmilngs llios , Auu
tioneeis, Purnished Booms.
I'Ol! lillN'T ruinished loom foi gtntlcinin, "villi
Use of bath, Addiess 3'H Wtbitcr avcil'ie.
city.
I'Olt IlKNT One furnished room, with improve
ments; nlao ope on thhd lloor, cheap. 027
Adams avenue.
rURNISHED KOOMH for rert, model u inipr.ivc
ments; piivate lamlly; gentlemen pieferred,
at 537 Adams avenue.
rOH KENT nirnkhed front room, wllh heat,
balh nnd gai; near court house; gentleman
piclened. Addrcat Itoom, Hon 2'i3.
roil KENT furnished room; heat and balh.
23 Linden slieet.
rUHNISIIED 1100MS rOH WST, with beat, pas
and bath, gentlemen picfened, at 539 Adami
avenue.
Booms and Board.
E0OMS TO HENT. with boaid. M Mulberry
atreet.
Boarders Wanted.
I'HIVATE I'AMILY vvUbcs to have two nice men
to boaid, Geinuii or English, Call any tlma
after Thursday, All . conveniences, 807 Harrison
uvciiue.
Beal Estate,
l'Oll MALI.' Home with good watci, fnill, and
garden, in Eliuhuut, Terms to suit. Ad
diess Dr. llatcsou, 337 Washluhton nvenue,
2,200 WILL buy 100 aero faun threo miles fiom
MchoHon. Teinu to ult puiehasei, iiu
slioug & Huuleis, agents, I'lttstou, I'a,
l'Oll SALE Several choice lots on Webster ave.
line between fine und Gibson slicets, Will
sell in plots of 10. 50 or 00 eet fioulagc. ti. r,
l(enolds, Council Hiiildlug.
FOlt SALE New lioii-o on Cornell sticol, Ho'ind
Woods 1'aik; modern linpioveiiients; easv
teinis. Apply to Spiing llrook Lumber Co., or
E, b. Woodhousc.
roil bALE At Claik's Pununlt; a plaeo of fln
acies, homo and bain, good fiuil; cheap for
cash, liimilie of Jlr.s. L. Lilidta, HU North
Main avenue, city.
FOB SALE Ono aero of land. Improved with
nine-room house: plenty and variety of fruit;
good location in village of r'lcetvlllc. Mrs. Olivt
Kith, ITvetvlIle, I'a.
JLost.
LOST On lllakelv street, between Dunmorc Cui
nerd und Dudley ttiect, dlamoiul Hug, skele
ton setting, with two goal its mi tame. Itewaid
will bo paid if ictunied to Oscar Yost, Dun
mole Cornels'.
WESTEIIN bTEEK LOSr-Whllc unloading car of
iJtllo Tuesday, a laiga dark led hieer es-i-ipod.
A suitable icward will be paid for infor
mation of his wheieabouts. T, i:, Carr & Son,
2.i Wuthlnttoit avenue.
I.OSf A purse eonlalnlir- sum of money bo-
vhvvii p,,uvu suvvv uuifu uuq iiosioiit
finder pleae letunv to 'filbuuo oflice. Sultal
e.
Suitable
levv-aiu.
LObT lietvvcen Dickson and Providence a pocket
book ronlalnlng money, checks and papers
Finder will please ictum lo A. 1'. O'ilojle, WW
William bticet, Sciantou, und icecive revvaid.
HecelnU, 10,000; steady; Ijmbs, steady) good
to tholee, wethers. l,75a5.20; western sheep
and carliue. SI.2Ja3.ej; native lambs. H7S.
CM; western Iambs, M.2J4.0.03.
SITUATIONS
WANTED
l-UDE.
BRANCH WANT OFFIOiSS.
1 i
Want Advertlssmonts Will Bo
Recotvetl at Any of the Eollow
Ing Drufj Stores Until 10 P. M.
Centrnl City
ALnr.tlT SCHHLTZ, comer Mulbetr
street and Webster avenue.
UUSTAV I'ICIIEL. WO Adams avenue.
West Side
OKOnai-! W. JIINKINS, lot South Main
avenue.
South Scranton
I'HKU L. TKIH'I'i:, 729 Cedar avenue.
North Scranton
OEO. W. DAVIS, corner North Msln
avenue and Market ftrcct.
Green Bidge
CHAIILLS 1'. JO.STS, 1337 DIckion
menuc.
P. J. JOHNF, P20 Oiecn Ridge street.
C. LOtlKNZ, corner Washington are
nuc and Marlon etrcet.
Petetsburg
W. II. KNKPFKL,
1017 Irving avenue.
Dunnioie
J. Q. BONE Si SON.
Help Wanted Male.
WANTKD A iomig man as eleik and bookkeeper
in a letall and wholc-'ap- business, one ot
experience about 23 to 30 jeuts old. Address
with lefercnccs, tinting sal irj-expected, W. Ic II.,
Tiibune ofllee.
WANTl'DA steady, industtiou man to solicit
ordiis fiom unices and business houscj
throughout tho city; salary and commMo'i.
Appl,v Landon Mfg Co., Ilrldge sticet, eit.
WANTLD To the rlicht pintles, pennaiieiit sal
ailed petitions will be given, llefeiences lu
qtihed or security. Call 510 Spiucc slieet.
AVANTED Men with salesminshlp experience to
represent an old firm. Men with Inulu, tact
and energy (others need not apply) such nun can
make big money, l'c-inianent position to call on
incichants local tenltor.v. IWc-cllciit chance to
light p u ties. Call or addiess Mi. Lehman, St.
Charles Hotel, Scranton,
Help Wanted Female.
WANTKD Ladies to show our goods and lake or
dci. Paris l'ei funic Co., 28 Libraiy Hldg.
WANT KD A good gill for gcneial housewoik,
503 Adams.
WANTilD l.adv tiinV.iser. Call loom 112, Con
nell building, between 10 and 11 today.
LADY CANVASsKIt wanted lo solicit subscrip
tions toi The Tiibune; good comnii-&ion of
fered with a fair giiaiautee for first-cl.iss worker.
Apply pel -filially at Dullness Manager's otlice,
Fci.uilou Tribu;.!-,
WANI'KD II v a good gill to do hou-cwoik ill
piivate iiuilly; only small fimily piliw
good w igcs need teplv. Addiess H. S., liibnne
ofllee.
WANTL'D nir! for gcneial housework at Dalton.
Address II. T., care Tribune.
Agents Wanted.
AGKXTS TO &ELU "sCHLKY AND SANTIAGO"
by Geo. K. (Iialnm. Autograph introducibn
and peisonal account of battle by Iicai-Admlr.il
bCKLHY. TUCK bTOHV 01' .SANTIAtiU TOLD
lOlt 1TI1ST IIMK, by the only et-witnessces c,f
the llu'lit. SelU fa-tti than "Life of McKlnlev."
Liberal commissions. ITIEH OUTITT HKVDY.
Send seven 2-ccnt slamps for postage. Books now
icady. Ileware of imiutlons. Can be had only
from, solo publMicn. W. H. CONKUY COM
l'ANY, ChUago, 111.
WANTED General agent for the county ot
Lackawanna to upiesent the Empire Life In
suance company of New York (incoiporated 1SS1)
to a man ot experience and good iccoid a liberal
con 1 1. let is oflcitd. Addiess stating experience
und icfucnces. C. Zlminer, supcilutcndent of
agencic1-, 220 Hroadway, New York.
Situations Wanted.
blTUATlON WANTED-Hy a joung- man as
toaehnian for a elector or driving team.
Understands tare of liortec. Win. T. Walker, Uox
117, Dljpliant, I'a.
V.OUNO MAN wants work in butcher business,
ten yeais' cxpeiicncc. Apply 310 liveiett uve.
SITUATION WANTED Ily a good honest girl at
geueial houscwoik in small private tamlly.
Addiess MIs3 JI. 11. 1'oid, Gcneial Delivery, City.
SITUATION WANTED Young mm desiicfl situ
ation ns bookkeeper. Expeiienced. Good uf
ciencts. Addicas II, (I., care of Scranton Tribune.
AV 1
XPEHIEXECED woman wWies a position as
ousekecper oi light hou-evvork. Can be teen
lii-iiit. ol fl.ilir
at Ailington Hotel.
HITl'ATION WANTED-I!y all aiounel black
smith, lioiiicshochig a speclalt, Coleman
llounk, le.ir 100 l'ltttstoii nvenue.
SITUATION WAN'l ED lly an expert laundress on
kidUV and gentlemen' tine' liuudiy; can
launder cnloied c-oluied shlits without luding.
1111 Llod sticet, top floor. Uest of city let
erences. bl'l UATION WANTED Hy a middle nged lady as
hotuekcepei oi at gfnci.il bniucwork in small
family. Ca,i give icfcrencc. Addiess 1.'. b, Tiib
une ofllee.
HEITN'ED, educated young woman wants cm
plomcnt; nuy one dcslilug her services in
nnv wiy uddrcM C, I!., Tribune oflice.
bl'tTATIOM WANTED lly a widow to do wash
Ilia:. Ironing or cleaning of any kind. Ad
dress Mrs, J, Millie, 712 behucll court.
Wanted.
AVANTED Two second-haiid Miner or roach liu
ncsses, must be in good condition; also two
or tinea single light harnesses, miist be cheap,
Addie,-i . V. Z., cnio ot Tiibune.
Business Opportunity.
S...s'Ns.s,V''-'l-'l''''
bJ00,00 I1IJYS on cslnbllshcd buslnesji paying $80
monthly; xeiy little tlinu leipilredi heira
close Investigation. Addiess E. W. Il 207 Lin
den sticet, ell).
SrOCIv AND WHEAT 'IltADEHS without delay,
Write for our special market letter, free on
application, b. M. lllbbsid A: Co., members N.
Y. Crnsolidatcd and btock Mtchauge, It and 16
llioadvvjy, New Yoik. Mabllshcd 15'1I. Long
Distance' Phone 23fcS Hroad.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE FIIIM of I, f Megaigel i: Co. Is this day
dissolved liy mutual consent, Hoy Chester
Megargel rctlilnjr.
- I, I'. MEGArtOEL,
HOY Ml.fl.MIGEL,
Any debts due to ui fiom the film will be set
tled by tho undersigned who will continue tlto
biokeiagc und eouuuisslon business: in blocks,
llouds and Securities under the linn iiime of 1,
f. Megargel A,sCo., with headquarteis in the Con
mil buildUig, Sciantou. I'a,
I, V. MEGAHGEI, 1' CO,
Scranton, I'a., I'eb, b, 1002.
Proposals.
PHOI'OaVLS will bo received by the nndereigned
tor mo janiiorsuip oi I lie Miutison JlellirxJtst
Episcopal church fiom felnuary 13 lo Apill 1,
inclusive, John f, itamlolpli, 31X1 boutli 11 etc
I'.rk avenue.
Superfluous Hair Removed.
r-fPEIIfLUOL'tJ HAIR, Waits, und Mclcs, pain
lessly, permanently, beUntltleally lemovtd by
clectiio ncedlei .xelulve metticMl; no seals. Tilal
ticatment fiee. (.Mil and be convUiced. Helen
ti, Huclfan.u, DeuuatoloirUt. 312 Washluiitoii aie.
DIRECTORY.
3 Insertions 25 Cents
Mor.'Tlin Pour Line, 6 Cents lor Uacli Uxtrj Llm.
PROFESSIONAL,
Cortlflcd Public Accountant.
EDWARD C. SPAULIIINO, 21 TItAtir.ltS HANK
lluildlng, and St. 1'aul lluildlng, New York.
Architects.
EDWAIID II. DAVI3, AHCIIirKOT, CONNELL
Dullding.
FnEDEIHCK L. IinOW.V. AHCH. B HCAt.
Estate f.thangc IHdg.. I2 Washington ave.
Civil and Mining Engineers.
H. L. llAltDlNG? COO CONNELI, nUILDINO.
Dentists.
DH. C. E. r.lLENriEKOEH, 1'AUU IlUiLDINO
Spruce street, Scranton. "
DK. O. O. LAUDACH, 113 WYOMINQ AVENUn.
JJawyors.
FIIAMC E. HOYLE, ATTOItNEY.AT-LAW.
Kooms 12, U, io md 18 Hurr Dullding.
F. K. T11ACV, ATTY, COM MONWEALTH nLDU.
D-." nEPLOOLC, A'rrOHNEY-LOANS NKOO
tiated on real estate sccuilty. Mears Dullding,
comer Washington avenue and Spiuco sticet.
WILLAIID, WAIIHK.V k KN'APP, ATTOKNEYS
and esjunsellors-at-law. Hcpubllcan Building,
W tslilcgion avenue.
JESSUP, fc JESSUI', ATTOltNEYS AND COUN-
scllcirs-at-law. Commonwealth Dullding, ltoonn
IP, SO nnd 21. ,
WASP 3 THAVKR. ATTOnNEY. ROOJH
OOJOotli floor, Jleara building.
" tA WA:, ATTOIlNnV-AT-LAW, DOA1ID
cf Tinde lluildlng. Scranton, Pa.
P,,TrF,?,?v WILCOX. TRADER'S NATIONAL
Hank lluildlng
C COMEGYS. 013 REPUDLIOAN DUILDINO. "
'A.W,,.B''I,0L, orncn moved to no.
211 Wyoming avenue.
Physicians and Surgeons,
DR. W. E. ALLEN, 51J NOIITH WASIIINGION
avenue.
DR. b. W. L'AMORKAUX, OrriCE 331 WASH
ington avenue. Residence, 1318 Mulberry
Chronic discajes, lungs, heart, kldne a(
genito-urlnary organs a specialty. Hours. 1
tO Ip, ID,
Hotels nnd Eestaurants.
THE ELK CAFE, 125 AND 127 FRANKLIN AVE
nue. Rates leasonablc.
P. ZIEOLER, Proprietor.
SCRANTON HOUSE, NEAR D-, L. & V. PAS
sengcr depot. Conducted on tho European
Plan. VICTOR KOCH. Propiietor.
Scavenger.
A. IS. BRIGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS AND
cess pools; no jdor; only Improved pumps used.
A. U. Briggs, propiietor. Leave orders 1100
North Main avenue, or Eickc's drug store, cor
ner Adams and Mulbcny. Hoth telephones.
Seeds.
G. R. CLARKE k CO.. SEEDSMEN AND NUBS
rrymen, store 201 W'asnlugtcn avenue; gietn
home.-, 1050 Noith Main avenue; store tele
phone, 782.
Wire Screens.
JOSEPH KUE'ITEL. REAR 011 LACKA, AVE.,
Scranton, I'a., mnnulacturer of Wire Screens.
Miscellaneous.
DHESS3IAKINO TOR CHILDREN TO ORDER;
also ladles waists. Louise bhocmaker, 212
Adams avenue.
MEGARGEE BRO., PRINTERS' SUPPLIES, EN
x elopes, paper bags, twine. Warehouse, 130
Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa.
THE WH.KES-DARRH RECORD CAN BB HAD
in Scranton at the news stands of RoLsmau
Bros., 400 Spruce and 503 Linden: M. Norton,
322 Lackawanna avenue; I. S. Schutzer. 211
Spruce street.
Money to Loan.
LARGE OR SMALL amounts. Promptly made.
Interest 5 per cent. Okell, Attorney, Coal
i.xcuangc cunning.
AW AMOUNT OP MONEY TO LOAN Ouick
straight loans or Building and Loan. At
from 4 to fl per cent. CaU on N. V, Walkei,
311-213 Conncll building.
1 "'
Bheumatiam.
IHIKUMATISM All naitlcs tint wish can be
speedily and permanently cured of all x.
rietles of Rheumatism by a vegetable compound.
Cures guaianteed. Inquiie or address J. K. Ta
lor, Scranton.
LEGAL.
THE ANNUAL ttoekholdeia meeting ol Dlcksor
Mill and Grain company will be held in Roon
021, Connell building, Monday, Febiuary 17.
1002, at i o'clock p. m.
EDWARD L. BUCK, Sccrctar.
IN RE: listate of Marguicl Mitchell, lato of tin
city of .Srr.inton, county of Lackawanna,
slato of Peniislvanla, deceased.
Letters testamentary having been granted lu
the undersigned on the above estate, all person
hiving claim' or demands against the fcjme will
piesent them for pamenl, and all those indehteel
thereto will please make immediate iviyment to
EDWARD MITCHELL,
JAMES T. MITCHELL,
Executors.
JOHN J. .MURPHY, Attorney.
ESTATE of Charles Ilcnwood, late of tho city o'
Stianton, Lackawanna county, l'onnslvania
drccaseil.
T ..tn IncliniAiilnrit tinivii J tin ili-l t'A sietil A, lilt.
UVUll tV SIUI1 lentil I,) ll'VIt lit, uuuiv, vxihiu iiwi
InK been granted tho uii'lcwlgncd. all persoiu Ui-
,... a.lmj nmt.i, ,l.n el.i.n .llll lir.unnl ,1,1.,,,
for panient and those Indebted thereto wilt
please make immediate pajment to ?
ADA H. HENWOOI). ENCcutrU,
Or J, W. BROWNING,' Attorney,
303 Jle-irs Hulldln;,
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.
Oflice of the City Hecoider
City of Scranton, I'a.,
February, Ith. 1002.
NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
Geneial Elcttion to be held on Tuesday, the
eighteenth day of February Instant, being tho
third Tuesday ot Februaiy, the following ofllccrs
will be voted for at the usual places of boMlinr
elections lu tin; City of Reunion, Pa., to wlt;
A City Controller to servo for Ihe term of tlirrr
e.ira beginning Ihe lint Monday of April, 1UJ.
One belett Councilman to nerve tor the term of
four yea is beginning Hie first Monday ot April,
11)02, in each of the even numbeied wards' to
wit: Tho Second, Fomth, Shth, Eighth, Tenth,
Twelfth, fouitecntli, blxteenth, Eighteenth and
Twentieth, --
Couiiiion Count ilmcn fiom the even iiunibr;l''
waieU to seivo for tho term of two eara be?!.
niug tho llrst Monday of April, 1602, as follmV3"
to wit: four from the tiecoiid waid, thiee from
fourth ward, two from the blilh ward, one frum
tho Eighth ward, one from tho Tenth ward, on
from tho Twelfth ward, one fiom fourteenth
ward, one from the Sixteenth war, one fiom (be
Eighteenth ward, two fiom tho Twentieth ward
One School t'ontioller for the term of lirjr
ears from the Unt Tuesday in Februaiy, 1002, in
each of the odd numbeied wards, tn wit: First
Thiid, fiflb, Seventh, Ninth, Eleventh, Tlli
teentli, filtccntli, bcKnteeiith, .Mueteentli aifd
Tvvenly-flrst,
One A Met nun to iric for the term of flvt
ycaij in each of the following wards, to wit!
l'lflh, Seveulli, Tweltlh, Elghtecnlh and Nlnv
teenth.
One Assessor fiom each waid In ll rltv
One Comtiiblo from each ward in the ill). ,
One Judge ot Elections, two InspcUoH ol El-;c-Hon
and an Awessor of Voters in each sud uvery
cleetloii district in the city,
AUo one Poor Director lioni each of the follavv.
lug boioughs and townsliIkj to wit: The Borough
of Providence, the T'ovvnsh!i of i'lovldeucc, the
llorough ol 11 do Patk, tlie lloiougli of Scranton,
(Noith waid), Hie Uuiough of txrauton, (Mi-klle
ward), the Borough of b'eruntou. (South ward). "
(SUnctl)
W. I. rON'NEl.L.
City Kccor-Kr.