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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-10
FROM FOREST CITY.
All the NOws Of Day Carefully Com
piled

piled
Special n the Scranton Tribune.
FOREST CITY. Pa May 9.-Lnst night
Erie station at this place The door to
the gentleman's waiting room was
opened first. From this room they en-
tered the freight house by prying open
the door to that room. A thorough
search was made in this room for prop.
erty that they wished to appropriate to
themselves. Luckily but little freight
OF use was in the room. AMI mono WAS
taken. They made their exit by the
side door Of the freight house.
Mrs. j. J. Elwood Of Walton. n Y,
spent the latter part OF last week with
her sister. Mrs. NJ Woodminsee.
John S. Courtright and O. c Van
Wormer, OF Montrose, were in town on
business today.
M. d. Evans spent 4 short time last
evening in Carbondsle
Land agent for the Hillside COM
pany, Fl. j. McCormic, OF Scranton,
was looking after the duties of his Of
fee in this place today.
John Matsy took ride to Scranton
on his bicycle today-and returned by
the train. He is getting to be an OK
pert rider,
The interest In the revival meetings
being held at the Methodist Episcopal
church by Mrs. Grace Weiser Davis, of
Jersey City. increases each evening. A
large number have turned from their
old way and are trying to lead II better
life Mrs. Davis gave very impres'
sing talk to large audience last even
ing Mrs. Davis 10 a splendid alto
singer and gives some very choice
songs from song book. of which she
has composed the greater part The
subject tomorrow evening Thursday
by Mrs. Davis will be "a Three Story
House with One Window"
Rev. and Mrs. o. p. Lappeus were
visiting in Scranton today.
John r, Budd has planted some trees
in front Of his block on Main street.
Fred ]. Osgood, Esq. is on business
trip to Windsor. N. Y.
"Jephtha and His Daughter" at the
opera house. May 30.
Myron Woocmansee returned last
evening from u fishing excursion which
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he had yesterday with forty five choice
cARBoNOALE CHAPTER.
Happenings Of the Hour In the Pioneer
City Carefully Reported.

happenings OF Inc Hour In the Pioneer
City Carefully Reported.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
CARBoNDALE, Pa, May 9.-The
funeral of Mrs. Bryce R. Blair occurred
this afternoon at o'clock from the
residence on Sixth avenus. Services
were conducted by Rev. William Ed
gar Of the Methodist church. His text
was: I'm My Fathers House are Many
Mansions; il it Were Not so. l Would
Have Told You l Go to Prepare a
Place for YOU" John 14.2. The pail
bearers were five sons of the deceased,
William, Robert, Frank. Charles and
Ralph, aud nephew, Howard Barton.
of Hazleton. Intermsnt was made in
Maplewood cemetery.
The following young people from
this city attended social in Moosio
this evening: Misses Kate Mang,
Lizzie Wylie, Fannie MoYles, Messrs.
Elmer Brokeushire, Harry Steels,
Frank Berry and George James,
Charles A. Kase will attend the
grand encsmpment Of Odd Fellows at
Altoona next week as q delegate of
Lackawanna encampment No 16
Jacob Oppenheimer will represent Olive
Leaf lodge.
At last evenings meeting Of the
councils the following bills against the
city were acted upon and ordered paid: ::
Collins 81 K'nusly, work on city
bull ling, S}j 90; G. II Fryon, work
on city building on estimate Of archi.
tect Lacy, 5000; Collins d Kennedy
balance due on construction at Column
bia barn, estimate Of City Engineer
Frick. SSl 90.
Irving Davis is on business trip to
New York city.
Atwood Brothers, OF Bridgeport,
Conn, will build factory IN this city
which will give employment to over
200, il a suitable site will bs furnished
them by the citi2 MS.
Mira Willard Chase has returned
home after months visit with rela-
tives in Pittsburs
Mira +. c. Brown is visiting Homes.
dale friends.
The Alhambra Base Ball club will
con test Ia game OF ball with ia e
Browns, Of Olyphant The game will
be played on the Simpson grounds FIJI.
day afternoon, May Is.
Mrs w. Fisher left for her home in
Tex Is last evening after i've months
visit in this city as the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs William Opie, OF Blrkstt
street
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JERmYN SPIINTERS.
Personal and other Paragraphs of Local
Importance


Special TO he hcran'oh bInO
JERMYN, Pa, May 0,-Mss Anna
Grillis, Of Montrose, il welcome Wis
itor here
The funeral OF Child of Lewis
Adams too X place yesterday afternoon.
1t is reported that Liverymln Tiff.
any intends to sell his stable aud en-
bark in business elsowhere.
The o. Mains & Goa circus will
pitch their tents on the vacant lots
near the Ontario and Western station
tomorrow. They are we'll spoken of
by those who have seen them and no
doubt the small boy will sive his pay
day change and inspect this. the first
circus which honored Jermyn with n
visit.
John Bray, of Hazleton, is the guest
of his brother. Thomas Bray.
G.. Fl. Snyder has opened an ice
cream parlor near George Walters
meat market and will keep Barner's
cream on hand at all times.
The Delaware and Hudson miners
received their April pay yesterday.
Charles Hayes. of Philadelphia; (;
Frank Ames, OF Binghamton, and @.
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He DIED THROUGH SHAME !
A Victim of Over Sensitive
ness Joins the Great Un :
seen Majority.

They wore sitting az table IN one of scran
ton m I-' popular restaurants the other day,
wH.hng an u'tFr-diuucr cigar. while tho elder
~ the Two remarked.
'ly ttr way what's become ~ youug
Juuot don s'r hu around any more,
"piut Fuu ku w Dee died wesk or ten
dave ago. replied h.a companion.
Dead Great Scot Hu- tho last man ]
would hayu Thought of diving. How did 10
hauuHu' D.l hH meet with an arciirntF'
We'll yo- and no. Ita merely tho old
story ut youthful iuiarr"tIuu over again As
you know JHuos was unusually sensitive. land
FOR sheer shame sake. krr' his sufferings o.
himself. let h.s family and friends should
got wind ~ hIs misfortune. Finally. he was
rgmn.r'".Y hrHktu up aud took 90 bis bed
N.i Stulroe taa family doctor, WAS called boz
AMI AZ 800. promo. u.ri fhr rts' hopeless.
Snw hH's dead. ilatH al fNHrrs 20 70"
What shame That Young mans l'c
could have hDcl saved. oven 40 the eleventh
hour
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"She would be n pretty girl for but one
thing
whats thatY usked Charley.
George-Her face !. always covered with
purple aud red bl0tches.
Charey-Oh. that's easily enough ds.
posed ot Used to b. the same way my.
sef, but ! caught on 10 the trouble ono
day, and got rid OF IL In no time.
George-What was ity
Charley-simply blood erupiona Took
n short course OF +. p. p. Z tell you ia
the boss blood corrector The governor
had rheumatism 10 bad that You could
hear him holler clear across the country
every time he moved. tie tried II, and
you know what an athletic old gent he is-
now II somebody would give Miss Daisy
pointer, she would thank them after
wards. All the drug stores sell it. ~
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Speoimen Cases.

s. II. Clifford, New Cassel Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rh eumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree. appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced In
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Eleo-
tric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H., had
q running sore on his leg OF eight years
standing. Used three bottles Of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes Of Buck lens
Arnica Salve and his leg is sound and
well John Speaker, Catawba, o., had
hve large fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incurable. One bottle Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Mat
thews Bros.
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P. O'Malley. of Scranton, called on
Jerniyn trade yesterday.
TIE regular meeting of Rushbrook
lodge, $50. Independent Order OF Odd
Fellows. will be held this evening. The
first degree work will be exemplifisd.
Rev Stephen Jay. of Susquehanna,
who had been visiting friends here for
a few days. returned home yesterday.
The sewer question seems to have
receiced black eye. as nothing more
is heard of the matter. Are we to have
sewers or are we not2
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MINooKA MISCELLANY.
4 Case in tho Minooka Court House
RouRhs Engage In CowaIdlg Scrap

HONEAN 81 GAfN IN "a NtWAlllF tGfNp
}uscial 90 the Scranton Tr.baps
NNouEA. May 0 Thomas u. Mas
chall aud B pjmin F. Knapp went 10
Aulorsouviil- on business Tuesday aud
returned yesterday.
Tho present supervisors nra slow
about getting down TO business ~
tho rate thcy are going now 10 does not
look ~ II much work will BE- done on
the roads this summer. The road near
The summit Of Greenwood bill need +,
their attention hight away. or else the
taxpayers will be- called upon to settle
damage cults arising from damaged
We Iiclrs
In. National colIiery o, William
Connsll & Co. started up on foil time
yesterday.
squire OUrs's court was the scene
OF domestic drama yesterday. To
which Billy Mlhely OF NseIham :
Patch. was tho heavy villain. Billy
came home the other night full Of S.b-
Icy grog, aud a'ier pulling on his coat
and rolling up bic shirt sleeves. hs be
gan 10 throw the cups. Saucers and
plates on the supper table At biz wife
SHs escaped from bis wrath and slept
In a neig boy, house that night. The
following day she swore ont warrant
before Jus,ig. % HUl agaius. her bot
ter half Billy alpnrri ~ the hearing
and proirsssl sorrow Tor h.s mislssIs
lie was directed O. pay the costs and
furnish S'1l bail 30 k0eu the peace.
John Welsh, Of Gilmore avenue.
bought a horse yesterday from Timuu
Brothers 90 Taylor.
A dance WAS run on Tuesday night
at FlHbolj's hall bV some u th. Young
people Of Greenwood. Abou, l2 o'clock
= gang oi vasaboui.. wlo had spent
the evening 10 an in3us'ri5u' sT,rt 70
SEQ how druuk they coull get. began
TO fight in fTout Of the hall. Tho en-
tire crowd Wa. made mp OF towards
aud not one Of them got hurI Hot
water dashed over them would not be
"A bad idea
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In their worst forms are cured by the
use OF p, P. p. II you are debilitated and
run down, or II you need a tonic to regain
flesh and lost appetite strength and vigor,
take p. p. p, and you will be strong and
healthy. For shattered constitutions and
lost manhood p. p. p Prickly Ash. Poke
Root and Potassium is the king OF all
medicines. p p. p. is the greatest blood
purifier in the world. For sale by all
druRRista -
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HEARD ~ HoNESoEIE.
The Mos, Impartaa, New, of oas Day
Carefully R,p'rtsi

Carefully reported
- sriGi Io Dc srrup.an Iribias
HoNEsDALE MAJ o -Nr,. sam. Saun.
iers. ST, of lrac-yvi,Ie. died at her
home TUESDAY night aged IS years 3
months and q dpys Mrs Saunders
has lived in the vicinity Of Houesials
for the past thirty years She l. sur
viyed by husband AMI two children.
Samuel Saunders, jr, aud Mrs Char
lotte Martin, The funeral will be held
from her house Friday ~ 30 m
SlTwo racing events Will be- held 10y
Wayne County Agricultural society on
May 80; one ttottng and pacing free
for all, and trotting, 30 Glass. Pure,
500 A stake race for county horses
will be held. Eutrpe s.
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DURYEA OoTLETS.
opsnins Of the New Baptist Church.
other News Of Interest

Special 10 the scranton Trfbuns
DURYEA. Pa, May 9.-Ths heavy
rain and wind storm that passed here
Sunday afternoon did quite an amount
Of damage by breaking window glass
and ovsrturning trees.
The members OF the Baptist church
held their first services in their new
church Sunday morning, The untiring
workers who have erected this hand
some edi6es should be congratulated
with their new enterprise.
Dill's hall has been decidedly i'm
proved by being papered and carpeted.
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When rahg was ae,;, wo gave her Cns;or'a
When She was a Child. She cried Tor Castoria.
When She became Mis-, she chung 10 CartoriA
When sho had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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1t is to your interest to
Buy Now. The goods we
have are beautiful and the
Prices are Away Down
Lower than Down. Come
and see us.
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Black Nuns Yelling
Ladies' House Gowns

Prettily made of Indigo Blue
Chintzes, with full front and
back, ruflle and fashionable
sleeves. Price 79c. each.
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NJ l.. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa. stated Nov. ., 50; He had
used Dr. Thomas Electric on for sprains,
burns, cuts bruises and rheumatism.
Cured every time 90
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At Zoe. Per Yard

21.inch Plain China Silks,
imported to sell for SIC. Such
values as these cannot be
found in any other store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RIEH NDNn l. g..

|A'-'AR W. u, sept ]. lNlf.
No offerings Of tObaccos at auction on
Change to-day. offerings at auction on
Change for the week ending to-dav
20 packages OF sun-cured: highest price
tor the week ending to-day, SD
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond TOBACCO Trade today:
wrappers hogsheads; filters Is. Total.
~ hOgSheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
or the Richmond Tobacco Trade for tie
week ending to-day: Wrappers 33 hogs
neads; nllers, 10; cutters. <. smokers.
., scrap lbrighO. g., leaf dark. ~: Tugs
dark, -. Total. go hOgsheads.
me tooacc0 Inspector reports to-day:
INSPECTION, Bright, 80 hogsheads: dark,
~ hosshedds. ReinspcctiOns- Bright, u
Aud Tor the week ending to-day: In
spectlons-Bright, - hOgsheads and I
uerce, dark, D7 hogsheads and 300
uerces western, 20 hogsheads. Rein
spectlonS- Bright IL hossheads; dark. IL
Total sampling for the week ending to-
day. n9 hogsheads and 2Ol tierces.
.Iyers' DavenPorts, Shockoe, Ale
ghany, Crenshaw's. ana Seabr)ok's to-
bacco warehouses; report to-day: Re
cepts' l9i packages; deliveries, - pack
ages.
The same tobacco warehouses with
Xauehan's, Jones, Farmers, Meals
Planters and Virginia added. report for
the week ending today Receipts. 10
packages; deliveries. 30 packases.
Excess Of receipts over deliveries for
the week ending to-day. lJS packages.
United states internal revenue colIec-
tions for the city Of Richmond Va. to-
day Cigars and cigarettes. St.i67 81. plug
tObaccOs, S2U'9.1O Total. SN.2O73J
United states internal revenue collec-
uons for the city Of Richmond Va. for
the week ending to-day: Cigars and
cigarettes, So. 5000: plug tObaccos.
SD. 30. -. Total. SlG.ONGGj.
Monday being a national holiday. the
Tobacco Exchange is ordered TO be closed
on tnaf laN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS. or
"a JNEY
offerings and Sales at the Hichmor,; To.
b"'co Exchangc-Internai Pevenue
Soilcctions-torcicn Advices.

NEW YORK. Sept. l.-Speculation at
the STOCK Exchange was quiet the sales
having amounted TO only 5000 shares.
-. ' Il1n "t'lV' shdr were American
sugar. rms stock was again pressed for
sale, ana fell from l0E. to lOjaa Efforts
are pelnB made to force the stock 10 i
still lower level. and all sorts Of stories
are being circulated to bring this about.
The prominent sellers OF the stock ap-
pcared 10 be much disturbed as To the
future or the company. and interviews
are quite pessimisiic. 4 good deal is
being said about insiders getting out
because Of the fear OF adveree legisld-
tlOn lu congress next winter. IL Is safe
to assume, however that the present
changed their position at least a dozen
times before the first Monday In Decem-
Der. and too much credence should not
be placed i'm the expressions Of the bears
stock recovered NEST Of its carly loss,
and LEFT Oft at lOit. Chicago Gas was
also heavy, and fell - 10 .I5,s. the low
est point OF the week. Reports from
Chicago that the Hyde Park Company
had cut rates weakened the stock. The
other Industrials ruled quiet and firm.
The Railway group ana Western Union.
while quiet, are very firm. Louisville
and Nashville advanced to 90. Northern
Pacific preferred TO rs St RAUL 10 ~.
burlington ana quincy 10 17as. Richmond
Reading to =, Atchison 70 ''s, and West
cTu Union to 9Di4 The attendance at
the board was light and the dealings
were entirely professional. The TX
change VIII not be opened on Monday
ncxt-LabOr Day. ia the inactive stocks.
Louisville. Ne" Albany and Chicago de-
clined - TO y, and United States Cord
age preferred rose 20 3l44. Pan Handle
common sold 81 1876, a rise Of per
cent. for thc week. Tho net changes
show advance OF u to Is per cent.
Northern Pacific preferred leading. Amer
lean sugar. Rock Island. ana DiStillers
lost Is 70 2 per cent. The market closed
firm Tho bond market was active and
strong. Sales Of listed stocks 1870
shares; unlisted. 37.GDO shares
Treasury Balances-Coin, 1000:
currency. SG4.9i3OuD.
Money ON call easy at per cent.
prime mercantile paper. 4NIi2 per cent
Sterling exchange easy, with actual bust
ness On bankers bills ut 4Nji4 a4s5l2 for
sixty days and 4>G4WisGia for demand
posted rates, isGHi~ y; commercial bills.
333isut2",. Bar SILVER G-H,. Govern
ment bonds steady. state bonds strong.
Silver at the board was GG bid with o.
asked.
on Monday Labor D1y-all the down
town exchanges VIII be closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. ILL. Sept. THE start
ana the finish on wheat were weak to-
daN. but there WAS stronger tone dur
INK the balance OF the session. the irmer
action being governed by the strength
or corn Deliveries OF wheat were quite
large for September LIST. the fact being
H5DoerInost IN the minds when the mar
ket orened. The alarm exhibited by
corn shorts bauished every other con
siderauOn prompt change I'm the
Seutmclt was experienced. Those who
sold endeavored TO buy back the wheat
lHcF hdd parted With, and those who
were short IN expectation that the bot
tom was 10 fall out Of the market eN-
hibitet marked uneasiness after prices adj
Nanccd moderately, and when 1t became
auudrent that the worst was over in
corn. the offerings OF wheat became
free. drop taking place as a natural
result. December wheat opened from
jG'>c. to DC, sold between J1asc. and
56iecp closing at jG'sc., vase. under
yesterday Cash wheat was i,dLc.
lower than yesterday.
COrn-The bulls I'm corn We're sOrely dis
appointed at the manner IN when the
market fzzied out. For that matter.
the shorts were chagrined to think that
they had allowed themselves 70 be
frightened into the state OF semi-panic
That prevailed at the opening. when the
price of September was listed almost &c.
above where II closed yesterday. The
other options advanced in sympathy, but
did not participate to the full extent in
the grain FOR the current month. About
the time the demand for shorts" had
been satisfied. and when IL was apparent
that there was no rev buying orders on
the market. offerings became larger, and
as the half session was nearing the
end. corn became drug and values lost
all the enhancement, and. I'm addition,
declined below the final figures OF yes
terday. May opened at 53i.c., sold be-
tween Jic. and j25sc., closing at BE, &C
nifher than yesterday. September closed
see. under yesterday. Cash corn was
very Irregular, and the opening was
1l.n2c. higher. Prices declined L. and
closed at the bottom.
oats The demand at the opening came
from shorts who We're emulating the
action OF their brethren in corn The
offerings increased later I'm the session,
ana there vas less anxiety 10 buy. so
that "a decline took place The close
was lc. under yesterday for May. Cash
oats We're nrm early, but later ruled
easy and closed about &C.. under yester-
day.
PrOviSions-The opening on product was
strong. commission houses. presumably
with orders 10 cover, doing the buying.
The incentive came from the buoyant
corn market and from the better feeling
in the live hog market. where prices
were mp ~. 10 Zoe. per 100 pounds
Packers offered literally later i'm the
day. values settling back. with less i'm
tcr'st being taken in the market The
close was Pic higher than yesterday
for January pork and unchanged Tor
January ribs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-02

the eyes grow blk and black. The body.
covered by the sheet. begins 10 shine
sahr9ugh dimly. yellow mass that loses
nesh that shows It's bones. The sheet Is
disappearing. The light grows more in
tense. The coffin holds rigid. bony
skeleton and nothing more The man
wno had stepped UP SO jauntily from oat
me audience TO get into the coffin he
~ gone The girl who looked go timid.
SO pathetic, SO piuful so pitiabie ves
a ania, so l9vabien because the white lisht
eancu shu hurlhed her miserable little
iacc-thc glrl IS gone. An that f. left IS
That breads thing OF bones. me voice
OF the gfave-digger speaks Of death in
dogmatic tone. "
We shall not fear Il II We looe -
IN the face -
There is an awful silence. Tho spec-
tatoIs rise up. one by one. and step out.
stumbling to the street.
The cafe De Ia Mort is not a ,niseio,-
@iH enterprise. They only charec Won
Tor the beer They take M no collection
heSSS sie parlor organ, with hymn tunes.
mas strangely familiar sound 10 those
OF us who had our early days In country
NlliaEtS IN far away America And no
inauiuhs language Of the walters and
slabs IiG sio"sah, as they call US morgue-
tuberculeuX" bring a faint rern.ubor-
dHcc or not altogether dissimiiar oxrres-
S,ohs hurled at audiences or breathed In
prayer on sunday mornings or on We'd
neSqa! evenings in the old stone church
or IN me wooden chapel We were In
formed that all our rign.eousness vac
u.Ity rags and that We were vc,rde
AMI putrefyine sores "ND''"9
Albert CremieuX. I'm the Jour. tells how
ne VISITED the place in COMPANY of -
young friend OF 30 years II age u CHAR
inant garcon, with "a uddv laugh NJ,
iaCe' young man. strong alert and reso,
iute. who under the mos< of an amiabia
IRONY, concealed Il spir { skei ti,al and
fearless They came. they saw ST 20
losi moment when the patron was de-
claiming. 1--WE shall not fear il II We
look II often in the face" he saws s\Vo
sun laughed but we lau1hed greont,
Ihcn they walked OUt.
Almost with one accord the Pals orr
nalists declare that this Ctfo Of Dean
IS the last word, the finishing touch ana
the eXtingusher OF all the now effcto
socalled artistic cafes" and FIN de
steele cabarets" which have been flour.
ishing for years. In il is founded the
legitimate conclusion Of oil their pro
eressive exploitation If rigole ties mi
sOutencurs thieves. assass'us. anarchists
and an the horrors Of the dirty slum-lfe.
which they served up i'm pictures ~
their walls. in songs in verses and in
Rotations The pubic Taste WI % Do
revolt against the Cafe &c la Mort; and
when IL disappears the others viii fave
disappeared before.