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Since Queen Victoria met with an
accident at Windsor castle eleven or
twelve years ago, when one of her
knees was injured, she has found it very
troublesome and sometimes painful
either to ascend or descend staircase
This difficulty has lately increased so
much that an elevator has Just been
placed in the private apartments of
Windsor castle for her majesty's use,
and another is to be fitted up at Os-
borne. The queen has greater num-
Der of steps to ascend at Osborne than
at any other of the palaces, as her own
apartments are in the pavilion near
the top of the house. Elevators are
also being made for buckingham pal
ace and Balrnoral, which will be ready
for use in the spring. There was one
in Buckingham palace for some years,
which was made for the duke of Alba
ny, although after his death it was re-
moved.
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RyANGELIcAL LUTHERAN-Ninth street,
ID Rev. A. Horn, pastor. Services at 80 am.
sunday school at $3.50 pm A cordial welcome
every one.
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FOE COLO and Gruba

Mrs. c. E. HA1GHT.
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NJ E. CHURCH-Rev. ]. WHIsLER, pastor
We Services every Sunday morning at IL a. N
sunday School at 12:20 O'Clock N. Epwort
League at $3.50 ?. n. Prayer meeting ever
vitation is extended by both pastor and peopl
Co all
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SOCIETIES.

NTAsCO LODGE, NO. 15, A. F. & A. M.-Meetl
w first and third Monday of each month at
P.M
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n CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev. W. c
~ CURTIS, Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
4. N. and P. II. Sunday School after morning
service. StranRers Cordially invited. Seats free.
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Boarders WanIeu.

GA1t Side.
IRVING PLACE. 2s-PleaSAnt rooms, with or
without board; eonVenient location. terms very
low
IRVING PLACE, a. near Union sdusre-Desir-
able rooms; excellent table. moderate terms
table board
LEXINGTON AVE. 2Oi6--Baek paTlor. with OF
without board, excellent usighborhood: dentist
doctor.
LEXINGTON AVE, CO. cor, 10th st,-Frsnch
family; handsomely furnished rooms; table
board; references
LEXINGTON AVE. s0o-Eiegsnt large rooms.
With arst-eIsss board: Jewish family; refer
sness exchanged.
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EAST Side.

East Side.
BEEKMAN PLACE, Is. 60th ct. East River
Furnished rooms. with board: ANAL rooms, IS
large rooms, for Z, I'll upward
CHAMBEKS ST., l74-Hsndsomely Furnished
rooms to let At ". 20 ".
IRVING PLACE 20, near Union square-Lsrss
nicely furnished room; hall room, $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVE. 81. corner 10Th st.-Nieely
furnished room: 80 for 2.
LEXINGTON AVE. eib--To let large. well.
lighted room kitchen. suitable for house
keepihg.
LEXINGTON AVE, 1lo. one door from 2eth
sL-DesirAble furnished rooms.
LEXINGTON AVE, in near .sth T-Hsnd-
some rooms. board; references.
LEXINGTON AVE. ilt-Newly furnished large
& small rooms. all oonyenienees; reasonable.
LEXINGTON AVE. lOt2. near T4th 81. Doc
tors once TO let, with or without board.
SUFFOLK ST. 40, near Grand Large front
room, furnished Tor housekeeping, %. 20 back,
2D AVE, ls4-2 niosiy furnished rooms, con-
nacted, for q gentlemen; also small roomA
I'D AVE, 7S-Nioeiy furnished housekeeping
roomsj % ~; room for gsntismen. n.se>,
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Unfurni.nsd Roo ms Wanted.
furnished Rooms to Let.

M: THIRD dAd SubsoQucNI Ttmek &c pW ItA<
No enrd charge on Sss1dvG
Esoy Ao~ddy oad Thwsddy ~nta SEPT IS vtl
Be THE WORLDS "HOU>E AND HOME
DAYS" Al advertisements Of fire lines or In
under this Classification appearing IN hs Sunday
and ThuysdIy WORLD will BE- repeated IN A<
EVENING WORLD for AonAay an4 nsrstay
free Qf charge
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FREE TO OCT i-Fivo rooms bath. hani-
somely decorated; all improvements; rents SIS.
SMALL FAMILIES looking for choice apart.
nients " desirable neiyhborhood should call At
Improvements rent vety low. Janitress.
hsd.-misesnsneous.
ELEGANT IMPROVED FLATS.
rooms-272 W. 18th ST,
" (range) 10 Greenwich ave.
" orange, 2os L! 10th ST.
q roome-3i2 Broome st.
HANDSOME FLATS to let. near bth ave. OPP
posite Central Park; also LIST nat. suitable for
doctor; from $500 to 81, 200. Apply "a W. 5sth st,
uniurnis-sa-B Brooklyn
CARLTON AVE, ls9-t rooms bath: newly
pSpssI os sse' s sIac t SS,
Washington Park; good neighbsrhood. Sd floor.
SIS
DEAN ST. s?s, Brooklyn-Fioor. 3 rooms. every
Improvement; to small family: t25a
DEKALB AVE, S., co., SANFORD st.-Floor to
let, 6 rooms, with improvements, SIS. Inquire
23o Sanford st., Brooklyn janitor
DuFF1rLD ST., ~, near bridges or b light,
large rooms, all Improvements; Sl2to SIS
GATES AVE sol, Brooklyn--Look at my nat Of
rooms n bath, all improvements; rent N6 II
suitable call at ~ Catharne St. New York; will
move you free.
JoRALEMON ST, 20, Tho Riverside--A Apartments
from 81. 20 to $40 weekly; all sunlight: baths
private park minutes to South Wall st. fer
rioa
Sd ST, SSl, near 18th ave.-To let: new; 200 feet
from elevated station: IL minutes from bridge
rooms bath. With basin; decorated heaters
In parlor dining rooms: SIS, N1 per month (:
| janitor service. Apply on premises.
APARTMENTS. brown stone. owners residence;
"a minutes World. Tribune ofices; air beats Ssr-
| atoga, children dogs admissible, Flanagan,
stationer. 1854 Fulto, ave-. Bedford District
BARGAlN-To let, house, 4 rooms, $40 monthly,
good condition minutes walk TO bridge: rare
chance. ~ Green lane. near York St Brooklyn.
| FLATS Oh Union, Carroll, eth SITS. a 7th ave. ;
steam heated; SIS TO SIS; also noors q apart
ments. PETER J. BRADY. S2i Court Vt.
| TO LET-Flsts. SIS with bath; brick. decorated.
carpoted halls stairs, electric bell: never oc-
cuped; one minute to l. station: take Kings
County l. Road to Van Siclen station: ONCE on
| corner; open sundays: or call at branch once,
| DOM 81 World Building. N. Y. German American
Improvement Co.
TO LET-Apsrtinents at IL Lawrence st.; 81, 50
| SO 81 per month. Apply Janitor on promises
| or Y. Jukes. S9i Cumberland 81.
| . 3 MONTHLY . blocks from bridge entrance,
ent re hoor. private house. 1876 sands St
Furr 'oh~S-s-s CO.
| LEXINGTON AVE, 97o-Furuiahed Door TO gentle.
men. with or without board: private American
| family.
list ST lo6 4. ed heD--splendid location; 8
rooms. furnished plano reduced f6j. refer
ences.
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Board Wanted.

Eszy Wednesday srtR Sept 10 wA b fHE
WORLD s BoARDERS DAY" AZ sdsr-
asmsnh uad1r aas ooss.foaton oppsartAo ~ ~
Hedn<sdas Horniao EDITION Of THE WORLD w8
X rspsaied ~ TIC EHEHLN0 WORLD hs sasx dag
me- " eAaros.
BOARD foT child : years Cd; must Be- feasohzbiss
Ls'erence, H., box tS4 World, uptown.
BoARL and roon for woman, near s5d It,. west.
50. Boarl box tsl World. uptown.
BOARD y rv.,p between 10Th ll0th sts.. weed
side, Moders'e, So Columbus ave- ela
BOARD wANTkp-For gentleman d his ct
tendan, In the i.eighborhood OF Or on Ws.hiaE.
p, o. box sits NV York CITY. = r.. = -
fined home; hot cold running Maisri west
side; $l2, Permsnent. boz DO. 10l w, I'D o
FOR LADY between S7th 4 slst SITS, 5th 3 Lsx-
ingtou ayes. , private family preferred; terms
not 10 exceed SIS; references eSahanged. ~
hancock ST., Brooklyn.
GENTLEMAN wife wish fropt ROOM With
board abovs IIsth St AcdFesS with terms q
full psTticslsrs. Permanent siso sh ave,
ROOM 4 BOARD by gentleman; American lam.
World.
SINGLE ROOM, with board locality ga st. q
9th ST. state terms. Rex. II University plncs.
WANTED-Room board for young lady ~
dress, stating ieTms ", A. T.. World. uptown
wANTED-Genteman wants iarss uniuFnishet
/ single room In central location without board
with no, 4 cold water. Address. stating terra =.
q. O., World uptown. Nlta q
WANTED SDSSm with e stesss possS
World. lCslf n
WANTED Room 4 board for badly fellow "a
L NJ bon 100 World. ~
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Furnlshed West Side.


ST NICHOLAS AVE, 1sS--Nicely furnished first
nat; rooms, bath, steam heat, ss,. Jsnitor.
9TH AVE. 1854 very desirable Handsomely
furnished apartment, perlor bedroom bath ;
''f aSRb fsse nv AGeS CO. 18th ave ,on.
sTH AVE, 49,, near 3ith st-Fumishcd. rooms
bath Janitor.
10TH ST, 1B What OF = tcoms nicely fur
niBhed for housekeeping. Outside bell
18th ST, s.7 w-Hsndsomely furnished single
fat: plano SO; seen 10 4. Rogers.
SsTH ST, Sl6.Gls w-Axminster carpets, brass
bedstcads complete; 4 light roonos 4 private
bathroom: exqusitely decorated owner. before
l, janitor later References
ssTH ST, $50 w,--Nicely furnished fats
rooms bath, 81 to sl2 weekly.
10TH ST 2G5 w-Nicely furnished fats, 8 rooms
BATH reasonable rates. Janitor.
10TH ST. 1858 W.-Nicely furnished nat, rooms,
rent moderate. Simpson.
AID 81, 40 W. House remodelied: stylish
suites, parlor, bed room, bath gentlemen etrlu.
R ' assn ss5 a. " "
lo5TH ST.. lot w.-Eiessntiy furnished t-roo,
9TH ST, $50 w.-compleieIy furnished. corner
bay window ndts rooms bath; summer
natsi only SIS for summer; delightfully."- cool
Janitor.
FURNISHED FLATS from 81 up in All locations
furnished fiat agent FOG W. ilst St, near b way,
6 ROOMS & bath on west side. between 5sh G.
72d SITS. SAMUEL }. MORRISON, furnished fiat
agent, FOG W. list near Broadway.
sd-MiaeeIsneous.
| GREAT ASSORTMENT large a small furnished
unfurnisheI fats. FLAGG. aI2 W. 23d It.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete & ready
for h9G nr insluaimE Linen, er3skSry.
parties intending to hire a furnished fiat will
readily see the advantage of owning the contents
of a home at really less expense your choice
OF immense assortment OF furniture. carpets,
rugs curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces n scores
OF pretty things TO make a home inviting; cali
for list Of fats, price list n estimate. HENRY
NAMES g. SONS, 42s-tSl Sth ave, between
3ist a. SGD sts., white building.
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To let, elegant. light, single fats Of rooms 4
bath. in good location, from ss7. 50 to S45; also
parior door basement, 10 rooms, $50; rooms deco
rated q halls heated; Inducements made to small
families Apply to jantor, on premises. l5g E.
18th St. or to
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A--S2D ST., SI E--Elegant fats, 5 rooms, bath
all improvements; light rooms decorated; good
neighborhood; $40 TO S22. PICKEN LILLY,
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THE RRjSTOI,

- to 10 II. 18th st. near 9th ave. -comfortab
family house very moderate terms.
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Ala e. s3D STD fat, rooms & bath nicely
decorated, steam heat; convenient TO l. station;
AL light rooms: 345. PICkEN & LILLY. lAi
Sd ave.
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Flats and Apartments TO Let.
NORTHUMBERLAND Side.

FREE TO OCT. 1.-Two rooms bath. hani-
somey decorated; all improvements; rents si5,
s7. II w. l36th st.
SMALL FAMILIES looking for choice apart.
ments In desirable netvhborhood should cali At
352 ST Nicholas ave. q d onius corner l2Sth 81.
Improvements; rent vety low. Janltress.
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Flats and nm ents to Let.
Uofurnlshsd-East Side

ID AVE- 1891, between s4th 4 ssth sts.-Flats.
rooms; SIC to SIS Inquire on premises.
% AVE. SIs. near 4slh st.-Fioors- Jsnitor on
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Fur ',h~+-s-s ~'t-
LEXINGTON AVE, e7o--Furuished Door to gentle.
men. with or without board; private American
family.
list ST, 100 4. ed heD--Splendid location; s
rooms. furnished piano reduced f6p. refer
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CHEAP FLATS to let; reduced from $40 TO $40
month. Apply 1S3 E. seth st.
CORNER 10th ct. l. Pleasant ave. Flats, 8
rooms: all improvements: Sl6.yl7.
Jnnitor hlJu r. 1l6th at
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WANTED-Room & board Tor lady telow "a
I. n. boz 100 World. fTt tfff
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CHI. VoLZING 4 son,
CORNER 18th ST. A. I'D AVE.

flats, rooms. nicely decorated; halls heated
rents have been reduced s2S TO $40.
PORTER L CO.. I'll w. l25th st.
A-9s5. ss7 PARK AVE, near SAD st-Eiesant
oats, large. light rooms. bath; nicely dec
grated; very select; good neishborhood: steam
rents, %35 to st5. PICKENs & LILLY, 14l sd ave.
A.-sss 4 sss EAST 18TH ST.. near willis ave..
Single double fats, rooms & bath i'm
provements; nicely decorated: convenient to l.
LILLY, llti sd ave,
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Boarders Wanted.


BID ST, 900 w.-Luge 4 snsn rooms, newt
furnished; parlor dlnins-room references.
PAD ST, lss w.-Iisndsomely furnished, newly
papered painted square hall rooms: superior
board. -. l-iIs
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SO TO s1s-Floors, 5 large light rooms; ranges
improvements. once, AZ E. slst st,
2 ELEGANT corner flats, oil Improvements
steam heated: private burglar alarm rent t.s a
$50. Inquire drug store. corner Madison ave. q
Itch ST.
S LARGE ROOMS, with improvements & all newly
painted; rent, Sl7. MuNDORF, sos e, 10th It
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MiSNEHAHA. e23 to e27 Park sve.--eix rooms 4
bath: all Improvements; beautifully decorated;
steam heated throughout; rent $50 to sss: one
month free. Japitor
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near gth ave. Flats OF 5 a
with range, hot & cold
Decorated q carpeted; halls
NlQ n
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furnished Houses to let.

privilege OF Others. Address Particulars, lO4
West 10th st.
HOUSE, In good order, central above 18th st. =,
from 81, 500 10 81. 900. Address RELIABLE. W
West 5Sth q.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
HYMENEAL AT ST. JOHNS.
Beautiful Ceremony Makes Miss Mag
gle Ryan Mrs. Dunn.
10 H.,

Beautiful Ceremony Makes Miss Mag
gle Ryan Mrs. Dunn.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
HoNEsDALE. Pa, Jan. % st John
Roman Catholic church was packe by
large concourse of people who had
gathered to witness the marriage of
two popular young Honesdale people.
Miss Maggie E Ryan and John P.
Dunn.
Mrs. Richtmeyer rendered the we'd.
ding march, and at 7 p. IN. Charles
McKenna and Frank Ryan. the ushers.
entered the aisle, leading the wedding
party. The bridesmaid, Miss Minnie
Connolly, followed on the arm Of the
groom. Next came the bride on the
arm of the groomsmlu, William H.
Malta. The gown worn by the bride
was of a pretty blue shade, and she
carried bouquet of pink and white
roses. The bridesmaid wore an elegant
brown dress and carried pink and
white roses Rev. William Connolly,
of Troy, Pa. cousin Of the bride, PEE.
formed the ceremony.
The bridal party were conveyed to
the home of the brides parents in car
riages, where many friends attended
the reception aul dance. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn are occupying elegantly fur
nished rooms on Second street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
BRIEF JeRMYM IOTIINes.
Fresh Flashes of Personal News and
Miscellaneous Paragraphs.

SDecidl 10 the Scranton Tribune
JERMYN. Pa, Jan % Mrs. George
Walters is recovering from her recent
illness.
Mrs Thomas Riley, who has been
sick foT a number of months, ventured
out yesterday for the first time.
Yesterday a COW, belonging to
Michael Farrell, of Mayfeld, was
killed on the Ontario and Western rail.
road near the borough line.
A sFnrise party was given to Miss
Rosie Wasley, of Fifth street, last
evening A number of her young
friends assembled to enjoy a social
time at her home
Miss Emma Roberts, having finished
her school in Justus, has returned to
her home here
The Republicans of the First ward,
at their caucus, nominated the follow
ing ticket Burgess, William II Mer-
ritt; council, Joseph Marcomb; school
director, Andrew Carter; justice of the
peace, William jenkins; tax collector,
4 A. Lane; auditor, John B Griffiths.
A child Of Mrs. j. Thomas, OF Justus,
who is visiting at the home of Edward
Phillips, of North Main street, is i'll
with scarlet fever.
Bartholomew CuIran, Of Scranton,
aud Levi Patterson, Of Cdrbondsle,
called on the trade yesterday.
The Home Missionary society of the
Methodist church, will hold a public
meeting Monday evening, wnien will
be addressed by Mrs DR. Pearce of Scran-
ton, subject, "The Work of the Home
Missionary Society in America. The
ladies of the society will act as ushers
and hope to have a full attendance.
Miss Sadie Timlin. of the Il lst Side.
has bsen indisposed for a number Of
days.
A child of Thomas Harvey was
buried in Rose Hill cemetery yesterday.
Dlphtheria was Che cause of its death,
William H. Merritt. of the First
ward, and John Loughney, of the Third
ward, are striving tor the honors of
being burgess of this borough.
d. A. Lane, Republican; John Mer-
rick, Democrat, and Matthew Leslie,
Peoples candidate, wish to be tax col =
lectors; and William jenkins. w B.
Swick. John Cannon and Mike Roberts
are working for the office of justice of
the peace. As there are to bs only one
of the above elected for each Office it
will be q hot fight.
Rev. W. r. Netherton, of Forty Fort,
called on friends hsre yesterday.
John B. Grifiitbs transacted business
in Scranton yesterday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
WATTs-M' DoWsLL NUpTlALs.
Well Known Young Honssdale Lady
Married Thursday Evening.

Married Thursday Evening.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
HoNEsDALE, Pa, Jan 95-A quiet
but very pretty wedding took place on
Upper East street at 2 p. m. today, the
contracting parties being Miss Rsna
j., eldest daughter of Graham Watts.
and Charles M. Mcdowell. of Troy, Pa.
The ceremony took place in the back
parlor of Mr.. Watts residence. the
south side of the room having been
decorated with laurel and potted plants
banked against the wall, and was per
formed by Rev. William II. Swift. The
house was darkeued and the mellow
rays of artificial light illumined the
scene.
The wedding march by Mendelssohn
was played by Miss Myrtle Wood
ward. At the appointed hour the
bridal party entered the room. The
ushers, Joseph Crandall and Orry B.
Hadsell. and John jenkins and Will.
lam Watts. carried two long ribbons,
making an aisle, and were followed by
Frances Dimock and Ralph ID. Will
Jams. The bride, wearing a white silk
gown with lace trimmings ana carry
ing boquet of bridal roses, entered
the room on the arm OF the groom and
was followed by the bridesmaids, Miss
Kate Watts, dressed in pink cashmere
with pink satin trimmings and carry
ing white carnations, and Miss Ella
Stark. dressed in gray silk with white
lace trimmings and carrying white
carnations. Rev. William IL Swift
followed. A reception was held and the
happy couple left for New York on the
8 o'clock Erie train.
The out OF town guests present were:
Mark Mcdowell, father OF the groom,
Troy, Pa. Mrs. Maggie Varusy and
Miss Anna Lerch, South Canaan, Mrs.
Fannie Hartley, son Frank and daugh.
ter Ella, Glenwood Mrs. Clarence
Salmon, daughters Edna and Anna. of
Scranton; Miss Fanny Stark, Phila.
dslphia; Mr., and Mrs. William Jen-
kinS and sons John and Frank; Miss
Helen Carr and Miss May Gummere.
Prompton; Mrs Oscar Williams,
Scranton; Mrs. G. W. Hemminger,
Waverly; Washington Watts, Duluth,
MINI, and Miss Mary Peterson, Water
loo, n. Y.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
THREE CHEERS FOR GROW.
Taylor Republicans Name Splendid
Ticket and Grow Enthusiastic.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
TAYLOR, Pa. Jan. 25 The Repub-
lican caucus on Wednesday night was
the largest political gathering yet held
in this town Over 500 voters were
present. DR.. Z. T. Weston called the
meeting to order and after stating its
objects John Francis, jr., was elected
Chairman, and John Evans and Will
liam Hoskins. secretaries. John r.
Johns, ". S. Decker. H. j. Cooper.
DIR. ]. w Houser. j. f. Tubbs and
Anthony Edwards were named as tell.
ers. To hurry up matters two board of
tsllers acted in receiving votes for Sep
arate Offices.
For burgess D. J. Harris, George
Nausteel and W. P Griffiths were pre-.
sented, Mr.. Harris being elected on
first ballot. For tax collector. John
D. Jones, James Mapleson. Alonzo Hen
dershot, r. w, Reese II. Tahner, Ed
die Harris, John b. Reese and Tallie P.
Jones were suggested. After the tirst
ballot Tahner withdrew and j. B.
Reese, Jones and Harris were dropped.
On second ballot r. w. Reese was
dropped. On the third Hendershot WAS
dropped and on fourth Jones received
189 and Mapleson 1862. Jones was de-
clared tbs nominee.
These candidates were then named:
Councilmen, II &. Harris, three years;
e. T. Weston, two years; Clspar OFT.
two years; and Robert Linney, one
year; councilmen .at-large, William
Powell, NJ, NJ. Williams, James Pow
ell, jr., William Rodgers, Evan G. Davis.
School director at large, John Francis,
ir.; Justice of the peace, John II. Pow
ell and w. P Griffiths; high consta-
BILE, Morris Davis; constable, Edwin
Allen; assessor, Talie w. JONES'; as
sessor, w. D. Phillips; auditors John
Connolly, three yems; S. j. Phillips,
two years; Thomas j. Powell, one
year; register. Thomas y, Francis, jr. :;
Judge of election, John Stevens.
Three cheers were given for Hon.
Galusha A. Grow, for congressman-at
large,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

prize fight. Several bets took place be-
twesn our local sporting men. Returns
from the fight were received at the
opera buffet and when the result came,
Mitchell knocked out in third round, J"
a big cheer was sent forth. Doubtless
tho large gathering were friends of
Corbett.
AS u result of the fight Main street
clerk will keep the shoes of Carbon
dale student ut Woods business col
lege polished for one month