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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01
Broke Her L,g.

Mabls Dershimsr, the interesting
young daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Dershimer, Of Eynon street, sus-
tained severe and painful injury
while skating on Saturday last Miss
Dersheimer was on the Brick-yard
pond in company with several of her
companions, while skating her skate
caught on some article in her path and
she fell to the ice When picked up it
was found that her leg was broken.
She was removed to her home, and
DIR. B G. Bsddoe summoned. She is
now resting easily.
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TRIBUNE Employls ssRsNaosO.

Tho Walter Lake Minstrel Band Pays a
Midnight Visit.
The new year was ushersd in at THE
TRIBUNE Office by serenado from the
band of the Walter Lake Minstrel com.
pany which PLAYED to very large audi.
ences at Music hall on Thursday, Fri.
day and Saturday nights
Several selections were rendered in
excellent manner by the band just as
the witching hour of midnight was
stealing by.
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General News Notss.

The Welsh Philosophical society met
In regular session in It's rooms on Sou tn
Main avenue Saturday evening, and
held an interesting meeting The
question for general discussion was,
rs Gravitation or Electricity the Mo-
tive Power of the Solar System :"
Many OF the members participated In
the debate. which was very enjoyable.
Solos were rendered by Professor Will
liam w. Evans.
Gambler W. Evans, OF this SIDE
preached in Wilkes Barre yesterday.
A watch meeting was held last even
lng IN the Simpson Methodist Episco!
pal church 1t was largely attended
This afternoon between and 2 o'clock
Glen Marsh, Of South Hyde Park. and
David Davies. of Taylor. will shoot
match on Davsnport's place. at Taylor,
for 500 a side, for the best score on
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Roinhart's Market

Roinhart's Market,
S3 and So Lackawanna avenue. Every
day from n. m. to 10 u. IN. Round steak,
lie: sirloin steak, 14c.; standing rib roast,
10c.; chuck roast, &c.: boiling meat. &C.;
fresh pork. l2Ifc.; pork sausage lskc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01
HARRY rHoRNs's NEW paNroMIMs
It viii Be Produced with the Variety
ShoU nj Wonherland

There will be another week Of variety
at Wonderland beginning today. The
feature of this weeks performance will
be pantomime entitled. "Hankey
Pankey, or when the Cats Away the
Mice Will Play," originated by Harry
Thorne. II will be participated in by
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01

[The West Side office OF the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located at lbs South Main ave.
nue., where subscriptions, advertisements
aud communications will receive prompt
attention.
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WEST SIDE
Happenings Of a Day That Will Interest Hyde
Park Readers.
first SERVICES IN new Church

The Members Of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church Worship Yes
terday in the New Edifice Clarke
Brothers Pleasantly Surprised by
Their EmploYes-lnteresti Notss
Of the Days Doings.
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Dogs Eogags In Combat.

Two dogs engaged in combat yester-
day afternoon on North Hyde Park
avenue, and great excitement pre-.
vailed for some time Both animals
fought savagsly and were badly in
'--9d. A great crowd was attracted to
,no scene. and it took the combined ef.
forts Of three men to separate them.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01

DoN'T FORGET the great bargains in real
estate. AT Forest House at 10 a. m. New
Ygsr's, j. NJ. @. Ranck will sell his house
and lot. AIS Vine, and office, Sl7 Spruce
streets Positive sale. See handbills. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-01

SCRANTON Dec. 20, 1898.
A Republican caucus was held In the
Twenty-nrst ward, First district. on
Thursday night. w. g. Langstaff was
duly nominated for school controller aud
Martin Joyce was nominated for alder
man. WILLIAM CouGHLIN,
~ GEORGE W. KEYEs,
Vigilance Committee.
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Without going any further,we would
say that all goods will be sold for less
than they are worth until closed out. We
will also have counters, scales, show cases,
coffee mill and other fixtures to sell for
what they will bring
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J. S. swIsHER, W. P. A.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03
asttinr So On h. Own NsdiOins.

TIE last ISSUE Of the Sanford Chron.
icie contains the following:
Il h well known that this paper has
opposed state railroad commission
In the face Of the fact that the evident
sentiment OF the county is in favor of
some modified form of control of cor
porations. We did this because we
believed that It was not for the best
interests Of Florida TO have such a
body saddled on IL. We also defended
the right OF the railway employees to
Organize for protection. But we did
not, nor do we now, recognize their
right 10 assemble together for the pur-
pose OF control.
We are informed that at its meeting
last night the Railway Employees
Protective Association of Sanford
went into politics "up to its neck, y
and agreed ON ticket for delegates to
be supported by the democratic pri-
mary election on Saturday, the 2lst,
who are also to name a man to repre-
sent this end Of the county in the next
legislature. VIII the people stand
thisy Do they mean to be controlled
by few so-calIed leaders for their own
selfish ends7 Are they prepared to
put this city aud precinct both into
the hands Of those who manipulated
u politics not great while ago? We
think not.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03


him for no further offense than this it
occurs to us It hardly requires the
skill nor the stately of Mark An
thony to enrage his veteran followers
to muiiny. This was his offence.
What was his treatment? Present at
the last democratic convention he was
not even extended the courtesy of be-
ing invited to seat on the platform
until the eleventh hour when such an
invitation was to call attention to the
discourtesy, and he was not named as
delegate to either convention. There
was no handwriting on the wall nec-
essery to convey to him The invitation
that he could ''step down and OUT In
Bullock's day the doors Of the d, mo-
cratic party were opened to bid men
enter in and not to be driven out.
Can the party afford to do this even
nOw2
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03
Rubbingit In.

When some of the present leaders
of the democratic party were in their
swaddling clothes General Bullock was
the leader Of democracy in Marion
county. For more than thirty de-
cades his voice, like q guiding star,
was the hope and the inspiration of
the people, and his name a talisman
that cemented the democratic legions
In purpose and desire. The most dis
tinguished h0n0rs were freely and con-
spicuously thurst upon him. To turn
suddenly upon such an one, one so
long honored and so illustrious in the
counsels Of his party, his offending
must be great indeed. What is the
nature Of his offending?
He has told the war worn veterans
IN this county and in this state who
have long trusted him that railroad
commission would In measure relieve
the distress that now threatens the de-
struction Of the fruit and vegetable
industries. This is the sum total Of
his offence, and for which. he Is given
deaf ear aud tnrned out Of the coun-
selsof hia party. 10 turn and rend
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
To the Sheriff If Marion Coupt.. Of the State Of
Florida:
II NOW We. THAT I, JOHN L. CRAWFORD.
IN Secretary OF State of the State of Florida,
do hereby give notice that general eiectiou will
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday in
October, A D.. 1854 the said Tuesday icing the
Second day of October
For one Justice Of the Supreme Court OF the
State of Florida
For senator Tor Twentieth Senatorial Dis
trict.
For two members of the House of Representa-
tiyeS.
For three members of the county Board of
For Clerk of the Criminal Court of Record.
For Tax Assessor.
For Tax Collector.
For County Treasurer
For Justice of the Peace in aud for the fol-
lowing Justice Districts wig:
Number Five, number seven, number eight,
number ten. number twelve, number ifleen,
number sixteen number seventeen number
eighteen, number nineteen, number tweuty-one
number twenty-five, number twenty-seven num-
one.
For Constable in and for the following Jus
tce Districts viz:
Number two number three, number Eve num-
Der SIX number seven, number eight number
nine, number ten, number twelve number tlfir-
teen, number fourteen, number fifteen. number
eighteen, number nineteen number twenty
number twenty-one, number twenty-five num-
Der twenty three. number twenty-seven. num-
Der tweuty-nlne, number thirty, number thirty
one.
The attention Of the sleriffs IS called 10 the
law requiring them to cause notice OF the said
election 10 be published IN newspaper printed
N the county, If there be paper Ia the county.
4 there be no paper published IN the county.
they shall cause at least Eve copies Of this no.
tice 70 be posted in the most public places ia the
county
In testimony whereof have hereunto sci my
hand. and Affixed the Greet seal Of Florida at
Tallahassee. the capital this 18th day Of July. A.
D, I6o4 mo II (.RAWFf5R6
us Secretary Of State
70 = p. ADdge sheriff
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03
NOTICE oF MAsrER.s SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL
" decree rendered on June nth. 1895. in a GER
tain for the foreclosure of mortgage. pend
ing in the circuit court of the fifth Judicial cir
cut of the state of Florida, IN and for the coun
ty of Marion, in Chancery, wherein EDWARD
III. BUFFUM was complainant aud FRANKLIN
5. DUPUIS and LCANSA DUPUIS were defen-
dants. 1. the undersigned special master. named
and appointed in the said decree to execute the
same, win on
Monday. the stIth da If august. 1894.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a; M: and
O'Clock. p. m, in front OF the south door of the
court house in the city Of Ocaia. Florida offer
and expose for sale aud viii sell TO the highest
and best bidder for cash the fnortgaged pren1i-
ses mentioned and described in said decree as
follows, to wit The northeast quarter Of section
thirteen. township thirteen, SOUTH OF range TWEEN
ty east. containing one hundred and sixfy-four
and ninety-one hundTedths acres, more or less.
Also, the northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter. sec ion thirteen. township thirteen,
south. of range twenty, east, containing for y
acres. more or less, all lying and beiugiu Marion
county. Florida, or so much thereof as n ay be
sufficient to satisfy the said decree and costs.
RAYMOND B. BULLOCK,
je7Std Special Master in sChznceTy-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03

In the Circuit Court Of the Unlted states. Fsah
Judicial Circuit, in and for the northern dis
trict OF Florida-In Chancerv.
B. s BRIGGS and SwIRE SMITH. trustees. Of
keighley, OF the county Of Yorkshire King
dom Of Great Britain. rs. THE OcALA LINE
COMPANY. a corporation created and doing
business under the laws of the state OF Florida
and having its place Of business at Ocala, Ma
ron county, Florida, Ct al.
IT APPEARING FROM THE AFFIDAVIT
i OF W. B. OWEN, complainant's attorney
that the defendant, WILLIAM PENNINGTON
Is not resident of the state Of Florida that
he IS resident Of Patterson n. T. United
States Of America. and that he IS above the age
OF twentyone years: II Is therefore ordered
that the said defendant does appear to the bill
herein fled on or before the
6.h da5 u incus. 4 D. 1891
the sainc being Tie rule day Tor said month. or
the said bill viii in all things be taken as con-
fcs5ed as against the said defendant
Il y further ordered that this order be pub
llShed once week for four consecutive weeks in
the Ocala Banner. newspaper published in
the said county. Done and ordered this 10 day
Of Iune, 4 d. 1884 PHILIP WALTER
W. b. OWEN. Clerk Of the u s. Covrf
luna coiDplainants sole tor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03
MASTERS SALE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL.
u decree Of the circuit court, made on the
nth day of April, A. ID. 1884, by the Judge OF said
court IN and for Marion county, Florida, 5th Ju-
dicial circuit, in chancery, in a certain cause
then pending IN said court wherein W. G. MA
THEIR, as trustee, ct al. were the compiainants,
and ELTON HoYT, ct al, were the defendants,
J. as special master, appointed IN this cause to
execute said decree, viii on
Monday. The end day Of august A g 1894
in front of the south door Of the court house in
the city of Ocala, Marion county. Florida, within
the legal hours OF sale offer and expose for sale
aud will sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder for cash the ruortgaged premises
described in said decree as follows, to-wit. One
tweuty-hf (I-75l part in common and undi-
yided with other owners of all the several parcels
or tracts Of land described as follows The WI
of the VIZ of the swH and SEX Of swZ Of swZ
Of section 81 and nj of nez of section So all in
nwz and mex Of Inwz OF nwK q section !.
township fo s. range IS G. IN Lake county, state
Of Florida, containing 10 acres more OF less.
Also the following lands in Marion county,
Florida: Lots numbered respectively T. a 4 q
and :. IN section n, OF township II S, range n
c. according to the map of the public surveys,
Containing z75 s. 100 acres more or less
Also the tract beginning II the ne corner of
section -, township II 5, range a {. running
thence west chains and IS links, thence south
10 chains, thence east 8 chains aud Is links
thence north Is chains and s iiks Thence sf )
chains. thence north chains and 50 links thence
west chains 70 the place Of beginning, contain
ing Is acres of land more or less
Also beginning at the NV corner of section n.
township II s. range ~ e, and running east 20
chains, south AZ chains, west 20 chains and
north AZ chains, containing 10 acres more OF
less.
Also beginning aud II rods south Of the south
east corner Of the mex Of section IS township II
south range n east, running thence south 81
rods. thcnce east y rods TO the place Of Begin
ming containing one acre more OF less.
Also the tract being the nwH Of the nez Of
section =, township & SOUTH range a east. con-
tainiug.forty acres nloEesQr less t0gether with
be i 70 q * - s s;rs IS ss. is1e
also right u way over ny land OF ELTON
HOHT TO y0f the pfpT erty above described or
50 much thereof a. may he sufficient 10 satisfy
said decree and cuzls This April 10Th fscs.
STMEoN + sISTKuNK
RICHARD McCuNAxHx SPECIAL Master.
Compliments solicitor aqua
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03
snRRIFF.s sac

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc.
u cution issued out of and under the seal of
the Circuit court in and for Marion county, Flor
ida, in a certain matter wherein MARY NJ.
GAMBLE and ROBERT GAMBLE are plaintiffs
and ISAAC MURRY is defendant I have levied
upon and viii on
Monday, the 9Th day Of 1AtIglsst i. D. 1894.
the same being legal sales day sell to the high
est and best bidder for cash, during the legal
hours of sale in front of the court house door, IN
the city of Ocala, Fla, the undivided half inter
est in and to the following described property in
Marion county, Florida. to-wit
Beginning at the northwest corner of lot two
(7l OF block thirty-five (S5) old survey Of ocala
thence east 80 feet, south 20 feet, west 80 feet
north 60 feet to point of beginning. Levied upon
to satisfy said execution and costs.
B. DCPRE HODGE,
W. 5. BULLOCK, Sheriff Marion county.
Plaintiffs atty. ejuI
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03

&r. Irvine spreads himself over q
great deal Of space In the fruitltss ef-
fort b convince himself aud others
that the editor Of this paper bears him
personal malice, and makes the grave
charge against us that we ''misrep-
resented facts clearly within our
knowledge" We have been conduct
INK q newspaper for upwards Of twen-
ty-hve years and this is as grave
a charge As has ever been made
AGAINST "a. Aud what facts did we
misrt present. search Mr.. IrTine's
letter through, sift Il Of its ehaff and
exl1neous matter, and see If he
points out a single fact That we mis-
represented. he says that we preien-
ded 10 quote from Mr.. Bittinger's let
ar, bat he dare not say our quotation
was not true. He explains his mean
ing By saying that his at. Bittinger's
absence) might have left Marion in
lielpless minority and at the mercy Of
Sumter, ~ Sumter might have refused
10 recognize q proxy not member Of
the COMMITTEES, but In the face of his
ftars Mr.. Long aud Mr.. White were
asked 90 serve ON the committee
before Sumter was heard from, as if
one member had any more authority
b appoint proxies outside the COM
mitiee than another. Mr.. Irvine
tries % weaken the force Of this state
nBent by saying that Mr.. Gritty made
the motion which was seconded by
Judge Bullock to have Messrs. Long
aud White serve on the committee
bat ar. Irvine knew that these gem
tlemen had been approached on the
streets and asked to act with the COM
mlttee before the committee con-
vened. The formal motion to have
them serve was merely the carrying
Into execution Of matter 1--WE shall
not say scheme) that had already
been pre-arranged.
Why was the committee hand
eufIed 10 a convention?
Indeed, Mr.. Irvine says the conven-
ton called by the committee has still
the right 10 say whether the senator
shall be nominated by convention n
primaries. II this be true il Is direct
y In line with Judge BullOck's propo-
sillon, and II that suggestion had pre-
vailed Mr.. Irvine IL right in saying
there would have been no appearance
Of unfairness.
We didn't mean to intimate nor in
sinuate that Messrs. Irvine and Chitty
were not good democrats and we can
not see that the widest stretch of the
imagination can twist our remarks
into such an Interpretation, and Mr..
Irvlne's far-fetched reference to Sena-
tor Call, the Banners attitude on the
silver question, aud Others questions
~ remote as the fixed stars and the
milky way. are merely efforts to mud
dy the waters TO the real issues. Mr..
Irvine IL not a. easy. graceful, beauti-
ful and sinuous In writing explanatory
letters as he il in slipping and sliding
up and down ON a convention pole es-
pecially II the pole is oiled to his
liking.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03
Mr.. Irvine Writes Another Letter.

To the Editor Of the Banner:
/ ask space to reply to your last at
tack upon me as 1.-THE active member
of the senatorial executive commit
tee.
You claim to regard it as fair criti-
cisn', and say 1--WE were not unin-
spired by malice, or similar motives
of any kind. We want things done
fair, and especially in the party to
which we belong, that is all.n
/ shall endeavor to show that you
were prompted by such malice and
motives, and that nothing less could
have inspired your accusations and
the misrepresentation of facts clearly
within your knowledge.
You served upon the committee
four years ago, and are fully CONVEX
SAINT with the discordant and perplex-
ing issues, which have existed between
the Marion and Sumter members,
from the beginning of the organiza-
ton. If your memory needed re-
frething, you heard, and / think
joined in the discussion, in the meet
ing on the 3rd inst.
notwithstanding these facts, you
pretend to quote from my letter to
Mr.. Bittinger in manner to grossly
misrepresent me. That letter was in
reply to notification that he had
called the meeting but would be alb
sent. stated, in effect, that the
death of two members and his abb
sence might place Marion in a help
less minority.
The manner and purpose of the re-
quest was TO guard against q POSSIBLE
ity of Sumter objecting to any but a
member using proxy. And this is
the incipiency of the great political
outrage the first step ito apply
grease to the pole''-which so shocks
and ho-rifies an editor who can land
without limit the tactics of the ssre-
formers and the methods of Senator
Call. Some intimation at least of the
incentive and ends in view might
have been given, or are we to accept
it under the general head of s'corpora-
ton infiuence?n 1t may also be OF
interest to inquire into the basis OF
your insinuation that neither Mr..
Chitty nor myself were the right
stamp of democrat to be entrusted
with the proxy. Many of your sub
scribers have been led to infer that
you favored sort of free, unlimited
and universalisms of democrats, as
well as silver, without any restrictions
or qualifications. They are, perhaps,
little mystified, and would like to
know how and where you discrimi-
nate.
You say in effect that selected
Messrs. Long and White to fill the va
cancies on the committee solely be-
cause knew they would vote foricon-
vention. You were present aud know
that was only one Of that commit
tee, and that Mr.. Chitty made the
motion, which was seconded by
Judge Bullock. You know further
that my position was, as fully stated
IN my reply published last week, that
the committee had no power to order
. primary election. Your accusations,
innuendoes and insinuatioDs there
fore rest solely upon the action
on Judge BulIock's suggestion to call
convention to determine whether
the nomination be made by primary
Or convention.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-08-03

It then appears that If the commit
tee had accepted the suggestion, the
great trickery, suggestive Of the
creased pole,n sliding made easy
and 1.-THE whole thing tranparant as
the waters of Silver Springs,n would
have all been fair and honorable.
would not have been "the active
member Mr.. Chitty's motion,
seconded by Judge Bullock, to I'LL the
vacancies with Messrs. Long and
White, would not have been the pic
tured wrong perperrated by me.
Messrs Chitty, Long and White
would not have lent themselves to
vile manipulations, nor been blind TO
tricks, transparent as those Iimpid
waters. All would have been har-
monious, placid and balmy asa spring
morning. 1t may then be asked
where did the offending spring, 10
rudely blight the prospect of so much
serenity, and convert the committee
into so mean set If political trick
sters? Did they not call couven-
ton? Aud wherein is that conven-
ton TO differ from the one suggested
by Judge Bullock? Can it not order
the primary if the people desiie it?
And if they desire otherwise will it
not nominate without the expense
and Inconvenience of another con-
vention? Is economy of the peoples
time, once money, III such matters, to
be entirely ignored?
And yet, with all this nlagnifying
of lnole-hilIs into mountains, we are
told there was ''no axe to grind,n not
even a tomahawk or scalping knife.
mo malice or sinister motives of any
kind.n I'VE want things done fair
AMI especially in the party to which
we belong, that is all.n
'Tis strange, passing strange.
ID. III. IRVINE.
II I'll,