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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
CITY NOTES.

There will be a meeting Of the board Of
managers Of Florence mission tn esday a.
10 a. m.
Lew Dockstader's Ministries viii be the
attraction &C the rockingham theatre
this evening.
The Dickson City sunday school has
awarded 5he contract for the erection Of a
chapel which Is 60 be completed In July
4 musicals will be given BY the choir o.
tee church % the Good Shepherd, Of
Green Ridge, at toe Fsctory on Thar3day
evening.
Aspecihl meeting Of the managers Of
the Hcme gor the Friendiess will he ns!d
az the Home tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'clock. full attendance il requested.
The Primitive Metdodl5ts viii hold g
conference a5 Gerfrlville during tbe ars5
week OF May. Among those from this city
VINO vii. attend IL Rev. Mr. Saysdgs, pas
tor o. the East Market street Primitive
Methodist churcn.
During the week just ended Gae amour
Of business transacted By the Scranton
Clearing House as~sociation was 1862, I28. ~.
divided "a follows: Monday 1855 $780, %.
Tuesday, slC9, 5sg.23: Wednesday. So.
904.Oj. Thursday. BOO, SG2tl2; Friday. 80
S73 ls; Saturday, s35, s57I5.
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FORTY HCURS DEVOTION.
1: Was Cpeued at Llta Mas at Sc.
Pstar's Cathedral

Il Was Cpeued at Llts Mas at Sc.
Peters Cathedral.
At the 10 80 mass at st. Peters csthe
DIAL yesterday morning tho Forty
Hours devotion began. The mass was
Celebrated by Rev. p. J.. Golden with
Rev. J. A. ORsiilY as deacon and Rev.
Father QuinGan as suh dsacon.
Last evening at $50 Rev. NJ. L
Lynett, Of Jermyn, delivered the tirsj
Of a series Of sermons appropriate to
such a season OF PRAYER aai devotion as
tde Forty Hours. Tonight Row W. P.
O'DonGeil, Of Providence will deliver
the sermon.
Last night the sermon was followed
by 0snediction Of tho blessed saera-
ment. The discourse was an able and
eloquent effort and was listened to by n
congregation that crowded tho catle-
dral to the doors,
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Thew "a nroniw of iatar,,tlng tro.-
tine cyenls ia tnia civ Ia Julr
Nuen the llt,NWHma Cuuaty Ar
riculturtl .1rio,y ptasbl out % exist
Uncp the future al hurar ucluy in this
cilY WaA som,wnt Opaque. pasrs nrr
many ardent tart men ~ tie citv, and
Il tar greater uumnrC at lovers Of good
horse taclug who y,1w IL ~ u pasiIine,
RnI not from II miticll s,tudpliat.
Hho would worry muiA d,5lik, 10 s-a
horse rnctas WHO! of tho GtiOnlm u
sports IN thiI city.
Their, Id no tear Of anything of the
Kind Occurring, however.
Albert Harvey, CuarI,a II ,linsln.
Or. G Il lill aud De- William llls
grrtY have reutei the grounds aui
alldiHg lately controlled By tis G.-
'unct htcknwmm Agriculture s1riarr
AMI VIII transform the Ddyiny park
into som'thi ~ noth practical nn'usr.
tui. Owing, however t. the nD,"nc
tom tao city Of pr liili nothing Will
ue done fora few weeks set. Suuo nmr
iUiiAg tho month OF May the GENT, .
men concerned VIII hold II mertins an 3
arrange To carry out their plans
The grounds have been loaasl for
three years and tho Track viii ~ k ut
IL iirsl-clnss condition for the bonrfJof
whcolmen who may wait q place for
exercise and practice TAs Irottiu4
races will he held after tAs Wilkes
Barre meeting 10 over IN Jga".
IMPROVEMENTS CONTAMINATED.
Many improv ments arc coalcm
plated ut tho Driving Park that vii,
improve the appearance Of the pl 60
and enhance the comfort Of those who
visit it. 1t is expected thnt the rIeclric
cars OF the Green Ridge liao viii rul
rlsh. to the gates waich will b. at
ieHs, M change that will meet with
great favor. The walk from Slndcr.
syn avenue, the present tcylni US Of
I've liae. to The park is always i.sa.r,.-
sbla, either dust Or mul in gr,at
quantities having 10 b contended with
according to the condition OF the
Weather.
1t 10 proposed 10 have good racing
is spring ami again in tho fail and
have the meetings conducted in SUCH
way rs will iiud favor with the beat
classes Of horsemen.
There is also a project on foot to so
arrange the park that it can be utilized
for ice skating in the winter.
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scrnntot,t futlnsas f~nl-rnn,..

w. a'''fVNh"H
TiR TRfBtNE will soon publish n care.
fully compiled npd classified list OF tho
lending wholesale. banking, mnnufnrtur-
Ing aud professional interests Of Scranton
md vicinity. The edition viii DO bound
iu book form, beautifully illurtrAtel with
phutogrn ytro viows u Our public build
iugi, business blocks, streets, e,c., together
with portraits of leading cili2cur, No
similar work hus ever given an euunl rep.
reseutatiDn Of ScrnutOu's many indus.
tiles. IL win be mn Invaluable OK opposition
u our business resources. Seat to
persona outside tho city, copius Of
this handsomc work viii attract
new comer5 and be- nm urequpll.d
advertisement Of the city. Tue circu.
lution IN on n plan that cannot fail Of good
reenlt3 TO those concerned ~ we'll 40 the city
ct large. Representative OF THE 1RInUgE
viii call upOn THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are DEsIRED in ihi3 edition und cxpllia
itp nature inorc fuzzy.
Those desiring views OF their residences
In this edition will please | ave notice ut
the oflcr.
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tor twea,y Two years y resilient OF tho
West side where ho was will known.
Germany was his birthplace.
Mr. Witzignaa is survived by a son
and daughter His funeral will take
place on Tue,dGy afternoon At . O'Clock
,rnm NJ, r. Wym ~ Il rt7kns ra-
bIiS m"nt, I,.trno d, Will b, ma.
Ia ST. Jo.u's G'rm,p Ctno,tc r.u
rv.
n Hs- % u,' ~ ST.. Jn
u,H q .N,p t'', d. ". |yut.
Most .iep.Li. r. B uv ,lol
uglrty
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

tsctURl ON Jona WESLEY.
Il Was Delivered at first rr,b,tui

I, Was Delivered vt First Pre- bytai,n
Cha ch b. B,v d. Mcleod
Rev. Dr. NJ Lool delivered another
lecture on the 90, ~ JoAo's OF Cnurc,
History" Vt the First p.s5byt-ri Al
church last night to a large, atteuuv
Hu | nee,
His subject. very appropriately, was
john Wesley, the T N ier OF MHn-
oiism a high irioute was psil e.
MS character.
The series OF sermoas Is attracting
much attention to DR.. McLtol Cs az
orator and student OF history.
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AnEsussT BuScn B5sr.
Louis LChman's, G25 Spruce ~
UNIQUE MAS UsaaDs SOCIAL
1t WIN Be oiv,n by tho Lsdarkranz on

It wm Be oiv,n by tho Lsdarkranz On
Thursday
A unique social will he given by tho
Scranton Lisdsrkranz vt its ball Thurs.
day evening Il is known ~ = sheet
and pillow case masquerade.
Those who attend ara eZpegts1 10
provide themael7es with a pillow case
and sheet and a white domino mask.
Disguised with these the makers all
look alike. and much amusement re.
suits.
After the unmasking a regular social
will follow.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
CRIMINAL couaT TaIs WEEK.

Antonio FSrFo's Case Is the First on the
Lis;.
Criminal court will begin this morn
ing and continue in session for two
weeks, There will be a term Of argu-
mon: u lsstiue one week, follow.
ing which tina special two weeks term
Of quarter sessions viii be held. At
thu Gloss Of the special session the
grand jury will meet.
Tue first case on the list this morn
Ing is that against Antonio Fsrro,
charged with feloniously wounding
Contractor Timothy Burke.
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CLEARING UP THl oaERis.

Concrete promsnad, Through tho A.
cade Has Been Opened.
The work of removing tho debris
from the ruins Of the Arcade pro
Creased wy rapidly last week Satur-
day night the concrete promenade
through the center OF the Arcade had
been cl0srai, leaving an unrestricted
passage to the thtater from Wyoming
avenue.
From Penn avenua to the theater an
entrance has also been constructed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
L hlrh vnllnr nallronA

Special excursion 20 Washington. o. c.
April 10 Through day coaches and chair
cars, Train leaves Scranton ID. & r.. De-
p q at 8 Il. IN, arriving at Washington
about Z40 y. m. Rate S7.8l. Tickets good
FOR rcturn on any traia TO and including
April 81. Apply to ticket rents for chair
car n SCI yRtions.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

Arji Williams II uas o. the most
senl'! ani oae ot the most active m,u
Ia the city. H. hR Variable bund!"
Of "nsrsy, E'siles filing most re-
sponsiDie p0sltiOn with tho Lic6a-
wanna lroa AMI gtoyl company he
iinds time - fiji the Offices ~ tax col
Irctor Of the Scranton p.or district ami
c"mIlpa councilman uf tho Sfvea-
tren'h wArl.
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raE EXHIBITION sIilL CONTINUES.

Nice Bread and Cake the ofd,r Of tho Day
at thu Scranton Cash Store.
Anyone can make poor bread, but
there is no excuse for making or eating
1t.
Go and see how easy it is to have that
which delights the eye and pleases the
taste every day at the Scranton Cash
store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
REDUCING COMMON PLEAS LIS 7.

Forty Six Cases Disposed Of During tho
Tires Wssks' Term.
During the thres weeks term OF
common pleas court which closed Sat.
urday the work Of reducing the aCcu-
mutation OF cgsos went on increasingly.
Ninety cases were sot down for trial
and Of these forty.six were disposed Of
either by settlement or tho verdict OF n
Jury.
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SCRANTON.

harmed runs Stars 4. Passed balls-Pltch
en- J. Wilson J.. & sss on balis-Clllihan >.
prstolL |, Nolan .. Doran2 lit by pitcher
Nolan . Struck out-Nolnu . Can han ,,
prlscoll /. Wild pi'oley-Culihan !, Driscoll
loran ]. Time Of game hours. Umpire
william :. Bowling
Scranton viii measure sticks with the
Biuglamton club today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

u M go ui
pr, 1p.j S'rir tnr uHb rI
r,r " ore ouler 4 IL dur 90 glpe
lay, when wuull osm to ne cOuclu-
aIve proof tant Mr. DAVIS management
Of Wonderland istiE4ly sItittuctory to
thr pGblic Eyoty entertainment mu.t
ue clean. tr.gnt "A / m~orilOrl,us u rec.
omm-nI IL t. bir. Davis.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

Balance Of my stock, 42a Lackawanna
avenue, to families at Wholesale only,
Friday and Saturday,
!" +, G. CoURsEN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

WE are prepared TO furni,h business
men with first class stenoeraphers aud
typewriters by tho day or hour, Scranton
Commercial association, limited, 4g5 Spruce
street, y,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
IN the REGISTER OF wills OFFICE

L,it5rs Granted by Mr.. K1.hi,r on Sat-
uTday,
Tho will OF Ann Thompson, late Of
Elmhurst, was admitted to probate Sat
urdsy and letters tsstamentary granted
to Thomas J. Thompson by Register OF
Wills KoOhlOr.
In the estate Of Martin Ruddy, late
OF Olypbaut, letters Of administration
wore granted to Bridget Rudy.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

Besdleston G WoerB's and Bsliantins's
Alcs sro the best. L., j. WALSH, agent W
LSckRwanna avGEnO. -
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TELEPHONE No. sag

Tie Uaiaa Transfer Company, LinItsd.
Bus line. Baggage ard freight called for
aud delivered promptly. lO7 Franklin
avenue. -
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GEORGE A. BRIlGEL-Painter and paper
hanger, is now located at SOP Lackuwnnna
avenue. 80
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pr Gibbour,

Of New York city, will be in his Scranton
Office, AL Wyoming avenue, every Mon
day from s IN the morning until . in the
evening,
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PLEASANT WEATHER APPRECIATED.
II Brings Dat Hundrsda Of P~fomsnsdsrs
During Afternoon,

UuTInx AtLernoon.
The pleasant wsather Of yesterday
brought out hundreds OF promsnaders
aud during tho afternoon hours the
principal streets were alive with gsily
Attired young peopls displaying tins
latest creations OF the mil!iner's art
aud the newest spring wearing apparel.
Nav Aug falls. Connelrs park aud
the Round woods attracted many
visitors and the electric esrs running
up and down the valley were well pat
ronized.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
@as. sOwaao, 81 n.R CT AT

That ntnda rArm,
ChNrlcs Edwaria hll hs llhsl with
l~'to'Eonotl,y Pryor Saturday asking
tor a divorce irom Nuaio l.. Edwards.
tho coupe were ~ rrirl on Dee 81,
1854, aud lived together tor two yeuri,
wncH Mrs. Edwards lett her husheud.
pesegtlcn 10 laid AZ tho ground Tor
the AIYNLNe
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

HARRIS just returned from New York
with o fine lot Of carpets, rugs and mats.
804 Penn avenue ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

J. Frank sieGeis semi.mouthly social
Wednesday evening, April IS. Former
patrons and their friends invited. -
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WANTS TO hDopr HER NEPHEW.

Mrs Mary r. Phslp, Presents Her Peti
ton 10 the Court.
Mrs. Mary T. Phelps yesterday asked
tbs court to allow her 10 adtp. Ben.
min Henry, tho minor son Of Dr.
George $. Throop, and Jennie Throop,
deceased.
Mrs. Phelps IL tho boys aunt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

Major Everett Warren will 70 10
Montroso today, where ne will appear
as counsel for the defense in TIE tr-s-
pass cas- OF Mrs Marla--: Suiiiya4
,gainst the New York. L.ke E.i- and
Western Railroad cImpany Mr. Wal
rem is conceded to be one Of the best
trial lawyers in this part of the state.
Though "a young man, he possesses q
comprehensive knowledge Of the law
and y min at once logical aud an.
diyucal. His Gases all bear evidruc-
Of careful pr plratiOn and be urges
them in a dasning, aggressive way that
wins favor with jury and court Il
d i%re'sinG a jury no is Logged and ar
gumeOtGlive rather THAI eloquent.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
N The EHEHY'S CAMP
There Is Little Enthusiasm and Candidates
Are Very Weary,
HR. ROBINSON FOR CONGRESS-

Leaders Would Like to Place Him q,
the Head OF the TicSet-rhey Need
His Influence and Financial Back
ing - Polanders ASK for Repre-
seota,lon- Ex-Judge Stanton May
Sc . Candidate.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

DEaTH OF AarKo1Y WilZlG iAN
lie PAsied Away at the Laokawaunu
Hospi:al Yesterday Morning

Anthony Witzignan died yesterday
morning ut ths LAcsawnnna hospital.
He vas 40 years OF age and mad bsen
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
CLOTHING DEpARTMETT gPEC-Er

500 Mems Fine Dress and Business Suits.
cut in the latest fashion, VIZ: The Long
Gut Regent Sack Suit, worth from S12
to SIS. Prce tn week.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

The Everett Lssds.
Wait for Guernsey Bros new goods. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

Colonel L. G Sc oOumak+r during
MS very lctlrr care Z, was u.y.r lnpr
uue, tran ao is tbs s.lsou. WHAT
wilh his Elmlur't IN rpYrueItl, IN
myln4 Olt Of tlo Ca jJrAs all, ioI
10 M batuHtuI .pbutp ,rl tls con
struclioa Of tn Bpai ward, rh. Col
on"i ia kept rous lutiy working a
llgh pressure.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

Dnring the las " K Jos pa p.
Phillips wss the rec , ut OF maul
congratulations on MS +. ,l elton t.
the udic- Of city engineer Il tsks.
us honcr- mod 'stly, uowvver, and
k.r $ steadily at WORK getting tue ci y
nBiaeer's d-parm mt into better ant
more practical shape than il hiss ever
been before in tho history oft-a city.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
FURNISHING D3PARTNETT sPE0T

500 doz Mems Fine Cheviot Negli2ee
Shirts, two attachable collars assorted
patterns; regular price, ST. 50 This week,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

W j. Thomas, wac nt the lls, eler
non was promote ron tho common
INTO lho sci ct cou.c ~ me voters o.
tie Fourth wlsI, i, an Orator Of no
'hern au!lity aai ac,pse Bgi.nt ot
municipal # is During uia .rm IA
the common, no D.cuns tlorou4mg
familiar witl city M nr; anl. IL en-! -
emily fitted 10 at oac~ s,-p into Il lea e
lug place Among the members Of tn
select.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

The senntorship 10 the only oiics tina:
seems 10 possess any great attractions
for DEMOCRATS, IL the number OF candi o.
dates IS to be the standard Of Judgment.
Senator Mcdonald il anxious to succeed
himself. aud John Qnipnan. NJ T..
Sando. NJ. 7. Burke and Sheriff Fahey
are nlso mentioned NJ psraons who
would accept the nomination.
John J. O'Boylo'S friends are nrRing
him to again become a candidate for
CLERK Of the courts. Int IL is doubtful
if he will consent 10 do so.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16

This is generally conceded by poli-
ticiSus Of all persuasioas 60 be \ good
Republican year and In CONSEQUENCE
there Is no great rush on the part OF
the Democratic brethren 10 announce
themselves as candidates FOR the macy
Offices thar will NJ voted for next fall,
Last falls election was a sumner 70
the hopes W may ambitious Dane
Gratis, aud whom il was followed hv the
perfect avalanche Of yotpB that were east
for Grow IN February mauy nemOer4ts
wiih u yearning 10 hold q public ONla.
tarGsa the tSmptaGoa TO seek apomlga-
ton resosotely behind them, They
would have noOe o. it this year,
There axe a few stslwarts neVerthe-
less who sro willing 10 Eomp. fate In
the interest of maintaining party or
sanl2atIoa and AZ tho time for tho con-
yentlon approaches and excitement aud
forced enthusiasm awakyns additional
intSr5s; In matters political otnsr cAa-
didarsS will no doubt come to the sur
face aud express their willingness 70 DO
battle with The GomiQses Of tho Repaid
NsIG party.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-16
HAT DEPARTMENT SpFCTAI

100 dozen Mems Fine Alpine Hats, in
BLACK brown and Nutria; regular price, G.
81 50. This week S5
The evening world., 1894-09-10
WILLIE COULDN'T Lib.
30 He Did Not Have Any Exciting Experi-
onoes Lost in q Great city-He Was
Lost All the Same,

Little Willie Lang will be sorry when
he grows up that he can't remember all
about the past two days which he has
just lost out of his life. II he could and
didn't mind stretching the truth n bit,
what story he could make up OF his
wanderings to and fro in the wilds of
brooklyn. The trouble Is that Willie Is
80 young you can't tell whether he Is a
boy or a girl. nor can he. for they have
kept him In dresses all the three long
years OF his life.
But about the story: Friday afternoon
Willie went out and lost himself He
lives with his, father and mother away
9 al Hna WAKE Ssfe ts IN
merge into swamps and where mosdui-
toes make up large part OF the popu-
lation. Most OF the inhabitants native
to the soil seemed to range in height
from 2ls to feet, and these yesterday
morning were discussing in youthful
treble the probable fate OF little Willie.
All day Friday and nearly all night his
troubling the night with unwonted Ian
terms and devoting much of their energy
to a little swamp right at hand: All the
the swamp. Saturday 1t rained. and still
the search went on. the police lending a
hand.
Yesterday the news got into the papers
W
Mr.. A. C, Nelson, n collector for the
Prudential Insurance Company, walked
over from HE home in Ozone, and said
he had a stray boy there whom he had
picked up Friday night about 8 o'clock.
Then Mr. Lang, who liz a warehouseman,
went after Willie. and his mamma kissed
him when he got home. That's all there
IL to Willies adventures. and all the
houseful OF friends who had gathered
during the day couldn't get n word out Of
him as to dangers by food and field that
he had braved in hls journey to Ozone. =.
This wasn't exciting. so the crowd
went down and looked ut the swamp
where Willie might have fallen but
didn't. 1t looked peaceful enough. with
Its gorgeous swamp-fiowers and attend
ant butterflies. One ruby-throated hum
minS bird there was OF fllrtatious ten
denotes, who seemed over-assiduous in
his attention to a bronze-winged butter
fly OF coy disposition In and out they
moved in flashing dance. she of he gold
bronze wings leading, and he of the ruby
throat chasing with persistent endeavor.
The butterfly seemed about to yield when
out from a clump of bushes flashed n
second butterfly, stormed in between the
two with hutter of wings and then all
was over. Miss Bronze Wing disappeared
and Mr.. Ruby Throat went meekly back
to the bushes with his better half.
The evening world., 1894-09-10
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

| Walters Alliouc. NJ "a
| 70 Walters Liberty IHt.ns,n as changed us name
Iron uo,,,..-, =. ''''iauVe ot new YORK.
Mitehe prn,is Union No. a. has elected Edward
| Correspond,r. et James Brogan Recording and
| u..,-,,e S'Sre'ary
n "nnun,,hlsts, Local Lodge No 81 has elected /
McCfsth s.nrstr. W Haskell, Foreman. James
| n-,-,' e."y' j. Mitchell, Treasurer.
blehayei5 Union No 10 has eIec,ad. Jobn
MNeVvTh PRESIDENT; William Ward Vice fSre.isen,.
Wlliam LonhaEen, Corresponding Secretary, i
uoouheart Financial Secretary; J. snenrer Treaa.
ure''
A. J. McInnes pras,d m1" no ", mas elected
President; II novirr.n 81 L; ROBERTS. Wee
H. McCarlin Cortas,o ~ , a. inancial secretary W
nam Recording senno,als secretary c. Hon
urer; j. Holman, fCrasnrs IL u selbert Treas
-, 'ua'u'ah' H. corner, Sentinel
district Assembly No 49, X CT L.. will elect
leans on sW,5 s Seherei Assembly In New Or
are Master WnriS, oep,, lS.-Among the candidates
Patrick Murnby nn1 upeotgG MeCaddn Secretary
,.,S,-'N' ""u rroi' Dahiel dc Leon
lntahts cloakmakers applied 10 the Central Labor
Federation yesterday for assistance in an attempt
10 organize their trade The Organization Com
mittee VIII take the matter In hand A meeting
VIII take place for that purpose next Friday even
ing at 81 East Fourth street
Cabinet Makers Union M hold, srso,,
meeting tomorrow evening "a s,ec, de,sssies az
the Convention OF The Furniture Worrer fte 70
Tn, co.,,
o.rs .en.,al LABOR Federation elected these on
r z. Henckler, Recording Secretary;
E; nohnl; corresponding secretary A. Waldirger,
ppnahCIhl secretary; g. II. McVey, Treasurer; c.
pe!Inuhn, sergeant -at-Arms; G. Mielenhausen.
The evening world., 1894-09-10
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WIN some difficulty the minister per
suadei Nancy to return 10 her mistress
bearing a message to the effect that ne
and two OF his elders who happened to
reside in the neighborhood would come
over the following evening, hear what
could be said on both sides, and II pos
sible clear up the mystery.
The widow was well pleased TO have
the minister ana his elders come to in
qure after her spoons. She put on her
best mutcA-that IL 10 say Cap-prepared
her best speeches and enlisted some OF
the most serious and reliable of her
neighbors to assist in fhe investigation.
Early in the evening Of the following
day-when the summer sun was wearing
low ami the field work was over-they
were all assembled in the clean-scoured
kitchen, the ministers, elders and neigh
bJrs soberly listening to Mrs. Simpsons
testimony touching her lost silver, Nancy,
Robin and the farm men sitting by until
their turn came; when the door, which
had been left half open to admit the
breeze--for the evening was sultry-was
quietly pushed aside, and in slid Geordy
Wilson. with his usual accomplishments
OF stan and wallet,
There's nae room for We here,
Geordy," said the widow; we're on
weigh;y business"
"Weel, men," said Geordy, turning
to depart. ITS nae consequence. / only
came to speak about your spoons"
"Hae we heard o. them?" cried Mrs
Simpson, bouncing from her seat.
- eouldna miss bein' blessed WI the