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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-21
CITY NOTES.

The first meeting Of the auditing com
nittee Of tine new select council viii be
neid Monday night.
The many friends Of Tom Mack will be
pleased 90 learn that he Is meeting with
much success with the Barlow Bros. min.
strels.
A clipping party" will be held by the
Girls, Friendly society nc the Guild rooms,
80 Washington avenue, next Thursday
evening.
st. Leo's Battalion viii meet at st.
PauIs armory at o O'Clock tonight to at
tend IN full uniform the So. Aloysius soci.
ETY. fair at Jermyn.
q. G. Manly, secretary Of the City asso-
citation, will address the meeting at the
railroad department, Young Mons Chris
tlau association, sunday no 3.ij pm. All
are welcome. There viii be special music.
Frederick Skscis was yesterday given %
hearing before Alderman Fuller on a
charge Of having dragged and robbed
Jonas trlsman i'm Harris hotel on Frank
I'm avenue. He was held under $500 bill
10 answer at court.
AT next Tuesday nights meeting Of the
Board OK Associated Charities ib Il expect
ed that the reduced fund will be aug
mented by fees received from the sale or
membership tickets, twenty-five Of
which were given to each member at the
last meeting 20 be sold 40 81 each.
Frank Marisbo, OF 1O2 Green Ridge
street, and James Dundngin, Of 1915 Blair
street, two Italians employed a5 the glass
works, Were yesterday committed 90 Jail
by Alderman Fuller iu default Of $500 bail
each Tor receiving goods which were stolen
from Feddlar Benjamin Levi February 10.
The services M the All Souls Univerali5.
church on Pine street tomorrow Will b1
unusually Interesting. The talented and
eloquent Rev, George W.. Cornell, -. d.,
viii preach both morning and evening,
and special music has been ARRANGED for
both services. The subject IN the NORM
ing at 1880 viii be % call 10 go "a fishing"
The evening theme for 1850 will be
Feather for wings and wings for flight"
Charles Moon, who was released from
Jail but twelve days ago after serving 70
one-year sentence, was given n hearing
yesterday before Alderman Fuller on the
charge Of stealing n diamond ring, valued
at 500, from the residence OF Mrs. Joseph
j. Kline N Franklin avenue. Moon
pawned the ring for s.. Bail for Moons
appearance at court was furnished by T..
j. EhrgoOd, Of Dunmore, in tho sum Of
$500. A fine OF $40 oas also imposed for
%drunkness. II has not been paid, aud
Moon viii 60 TO Jail on the latter charge
today unless. the fine be settled.
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FUNERAL OF BsnJAMIN REESE.
Many Companions of tho Youth in the
Funeral Procession.

The funeral of Benjamin Reese oc-
Cured from the homo OF his parents,
Mr., and Mrs Evan b. Reese, 1877 sam.
nit avenue, North End. The remains
were taken to the church headed by
Sunday school children. the Junior So
ciety Of the Christian church and stu
dent of Wood's college.
Row, d. A. Evans. pastor of Puritan
church, aud Rev. w. T.. Davies. OF
Welsh Baptist church, oficiated and
spoke touchingly Of the deceased. es-
necialiy to the young people. The
floral offerings consisted Of q troll Of
honor" given by the students OF Woods
college. a beautiful floral charm" given
by the No. % public school scholars
and a scale Of life" presented by
Welsh Baptist Sunday school,
Tho floral. bearers were Misses Mag
gle Bell DINER, Katie Smith, Matte
%Protheroe, Rachel Jones. Bertha Sims,
Matte Jones. and tho pail bearers.
Thomas Jehu, ir, Johnny Jones, David
Evans, Willie Lewis, Willie Shepherd,
Oscar Davies. The remains We're con.
veyed to Hyde Park cemetery for later.
mont.
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Wnldnet,a onnnlnr

j. q. Waldner wishes TO announce TO tho
public at large and to his patrons that he
has opened at 437 Spruce street another
branch to his already successful circuit of
business places. AT 437 Spruce street he
viii carry II complete line OF fancy homo
made bakery and pastry, also the most
elaborate ice cream and lunch room in tho
city. Fancy bon bons at popular prices.
and to tho gentlemen, tho finest Inc Of ci.
CARS obtainable. Mr.. WNldner ia located
at Coz West Laclawanna avenue, 23S Penn
avenue and tho last browning effort 437
Spruce street, Catering solicited, and
Sunday ice cream orders taken tho Satur-
day previous. Telephones ut all the stores.
Special attention given to catering for
wedding parties. ~
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THE TRIBUNE will soon publish n care
fully compiled and classified list Of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur-
ing and professional interests Of Scranton
and vicinity. The edition will he bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
p~hotograyure views Of our pnblic build
Jugs, business blocks, streets, etc, together
with portraits OF leading citizens. No
similar work has ever given mn equal rep
resentation of S|cranton's many indus
tries. IL will DO an invaluable exposition
Of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside tho city, copies of
this handsome work will attract
new corners and bo an u~nequalled
advertisement Of the city. Tho circu.
lation Is on q plan that cannot fail of good
results to those concerned as well MS the city
at large. Representatives Of THE TRIBUNE
will call upon THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are DESIRED in this edition and explain
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views OF their residences
in this edition will please leave notice at
the office.
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sUnOaY oasEavance MoygmEar.

Sub-Committaes Called on to Organize
for Permanonoy and Work.
The Sunday observance executive
committee met in Association hall last
evening and pissed a resolution direct
ing the various subcommittee Of the
city. to organize for permanency and
work.
Those present Mt the meeting dis
cussod the situation carefully, and
from present indications the leaders in
the movement do not seem to be dis.
couraged. Good work. it is claimed,
has been done in Hyde Park, Provi-
dence aud Green Ridge, and IL IL now
proposed to push Sunday observance in
the central part of the city.
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Or. PECK ON METHODIST.
Pays a Graceful Tribute to the Elm
Park Church.

~ANaNA
The current number of the Northern
Christian Advocate contains m inter-
eSting article written by Rev. Luther
w, Peck, ID. D., on the recent Metho-
dist Episcopal conference and the
growth and development Of Metho-
dism in this vicinity. OF Elm Park
church DR.. Peck says:
The Elm Park church has risen twice
from its ashes, and has therefore been
thrice built. The ediiico il n model of
beauty, convenience and power. The CON
ference IS to be congratulated on its aus
picious meeting in Scranton at this time.
The pastor, DR.. Pearca, is abundant IN In.
bors, tho beautiful church is thronged,
souls are added % the memberships BY
conversion and by letter, and the facilitioa
afforded the preachers Of this region for
meeting and comforting on the interests Of
the churches are highly advantageous.
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scoTrIsH RlTs coRvouArIoR.
Ten Persons Received Their Degrees
This Civ

Ten Persona Received Their Degrees in
This City,
Keystone Lodge Of Perfection, four.
teen degree Of the Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rites Masons, held a convoca-
ton in their hall on Wyoming avenue
last evening, when a class OF ten can
didatss received their degrees. They
were the following Philip R. Raife,
Joseph Heidle, w. j. Harvey, John
Graham, Francis r. Rust, John
Hughes, Leo W. Long, James A. Flem.
ing, George Z5igler, all of Wilkes
Barre, and Roswell w. Patterson, of
this city.
There was singing during the even
ing by the Scottish Rites Quartette,
composed of Louis J. Siobecker. John
Morris, Fred j. Widmayer and Moses
Morgan. Refreshments were also
served.
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DR.. JgRyLL EMO Mr.. HIDE.
Characters Portrayed ia n Rsalis,i c Man.
ner by Thomas L. Shea.

ShAtacterS portrayed in n Realistic Man
ner by Thomas L. Shea.
"Dr. Jekyil aud MIR Hide" was given
by Thomas Il, Shea and his company at
the Academy Of Music last night.
1t is 3 play that all interest centers
IN the dual characters Of DR.. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hide. Mr.. Shea essayed these
last night and it is no disparagement to
his previous efforts to say that his
work last night was the finest ne has
yet done in this city.
The passages from the amiable scien-
fist DR.. Jekyll to the terribly ferocious
Mr.. Hyde were reproduced with a nat
ura!ness that vas startling.
This afternoon Mr.. Shea and his COM
pany will give mixed Up" instead Of
RIP Van Winkle,' and tonight they
will be seen in The Black Flag"
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BARLOW BROTHERS mGs1Rsls.
WIN BE Seen at Academy Of Music
WadnasdaY Nlght.

"huhNANbl ANAhAL
This famous Barlow Broa.' minstrels
seem to he rapidly winning their way
to popular favor wherever they appear.
They give n performance in the
Academy Of Music Wednesday night.
FROM among their many press noticgs
W. clip the following from tho Deuye.,
Col. journal:
"lhe largest house Of tha season
greeted the Barlow Bros minstrsls ut
the Tabor Grand Opera house last
night. The first part was the finest
ever seen here in point of costumes and
stage drapories, and presented II scene
Of oriental mNgnificancs. The music
was iirst'class. The marvelous Brothers
Kennard We're indeed wonderful. and
Scott su~bstantiated his title, King
OF Novelty Wonders But Barlow
Brothers themselves made the hit Of
the evening and were given a friendly
greeting as oon as they made their an.
pearance on the stage"
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GATHERING OF scorcHMlN.
Annual Convention Of Calcdoaiau Club
VIII be ned Norn JnlY /.

VII be he'd Here July /,
On July . tho annual convention Of
the Caledonian Clubs OF America will
DO held in this city, Many Of the moss
prominent Scotchmeu Of the United
Ssates and Canada will he present at
tho convention. While the delegates
are in the city they will be the guests
Of the Scranton Calolonian club, which
is already engaged in making prepare
tons for the convention.
On July 3 tho visitors will DO shown
the points Of interest in aud about the
city,and on the following day the an
nual games OF the Scranton CLUB will
be held, probably at Laurel Hill park.
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hnheuser Busch Beor.
Louis LOhmap's, 32J SDrucs st.


], Jonas Crisman, do hereby certify that
the article in the Scranton Truth Of even
date, claiming that / was robbed ut tho
hotel Of Jersey Mackey on Penn avenue, is
incorrect and that the job was done at
Horns hotel, on Franklin avenue. instead,
JONAS CRGsMAN.
Scranton, April 90, 1885,
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We are prepared to furnish business men
with Hsst-class stenographors by the day
or hour. Expert bookkeeping n specially.
Scranton Commercial Association, Linn
tied, 1926 Spruce street. ~
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Part 8 Is Here.

Part 0 of the Art Folio "America" has
arrived, and a largo supply of tho most
entertaining number of the popular series
may be found at The TRIBUNE business
Once. Parties desiring to complete sets Of
these beautiful arc gems will be c~heerfully
served.
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Of New York city, will he in his Scranton
Office, AL Wyoming avenue, every Mon
day from s in the morning until 0 in tho
evening.
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FRESH Creamery Butter, 25c. Strictly
Fresh Eggs always on hand, REMNANTS. ~
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MARRIED..

PRINCE-GLAsER -- Al st. Lul5e's
church, Friday, April 20, 1894, the rector
officiating, Robert e. Prince aud Miss
Aunn N. CHASER. both OF Binghamton,
y. Y,
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& Mcbnu.g
T27 Wyoming Ave,
T%ELEPHoRE NO. SIS

The Union Transfer Company. Limited.
Bus lire. Baggage and freight called for
and delivered promptly. IJ7 Franklin
avenue. ~
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THE Scranton Bedding Co. are uphol.
stering furniture. Best workmen. Rea.
sonable prices. ~
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Fancy Home Mad, Bakery.
j. g, Waldue,'s now branch, 49, Spruce
re
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GRoCEREsl Groceries! Groceriesl Al
~ REMNANTS MARKET.
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Thy Armbrusts frankfurtors, 2l0 Pom
avenue. ~
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DR.. Gibbons,

FINE watch repairing at Reichert's, BOG
LaCka. ave. W
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F. G.. Wsldner's New Bakery
Is located at 437 Spruce street. ~
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They Have Gone Down.
That is prices ut Guernsey Brothers,
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GET your carpets cleaned by the scran-
ton Bedding Co. ~
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NAylesworth's Prices
viii uiteverybody. 1923 Wyoming ave.
nu9. ~
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In ladies' and gents fine shoes for spring
and summer wear at the Commonwealth
shoe store, Washington avenue. "
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COUNTY pork, Armbrust, $40 Penn ave..'
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No. -Amerioa-No. o.
stenprranhera Fnrniahnh

No. . of this handsome portfolio is now
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No. o-America-No.

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T"'"W'E"E' ''|''''' ~ NV VI
\ Coz levy upon this valuation will
raise SIS 312.l2 less $ per cent. commas
sioners expenses. Attachments, etc, So
tol a, net proceeds, So, SUP. 35.
Estimated condition OF treasury Janu.
airy T. 1905, with % tom mill levy;
Collections, 1854, duplicate. .....S $50. 900. 90
I'm treasury january I, lS9t...... Il, 4O3.67
Nollecubla ON duplicate 1898. ..... II, 10000
Revenues from other sources.,,. 10000
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BARGAIN NO 2.

Beginning Monday
April IS, we will offer
Moquettes at Use.
per var yard. Regular
price is ST.. IS.
We have only a
limited quantity of
these goods, Call early
to secure them,
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437 spruoe Street

437 Spruce Street
Is the number of Waldner's now bakery.
REMNANTS is the place for groceries and
market goods. Low price. ~
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SMOKED tongue, Armbrugt, 219 Penn ave
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WAITING For JuRORs.

At 3 o'clock proceedings came TO a
halt before both judges, three iuries
having locked horns in their attempt
to arrive ut conclusions. Judge Sittssr
waited for an hour and then adjourned
court, but Judge Archibald was moro
patient and continued in his seat, owl
IDENTIFY expecting that the Jury ia the
Hennessy case would agree. They did
not, however, although word was sent
to them that il they did not return a
verdict they would be compelled TO re-
main in their room all night. At A 90
the jury in the case of Anthony Lit
erals filed into the court room and an
nouuced that it would DO impo,sible
for them to reach a conclusion. whore
upon Judge Archibald discharged them
from further attempt to bring them
selves to sec alike,
A jury was then empanneied in tho
case Of Ncllio Hammett against John
O'Neill. j Lewis aud Frank Salerine,
charged with rape, This p~rosecutrix
soma months created n sensation by re-
lating how she had heon assaulted In a
shoe shop OIL the West Side, at a late
hour Of the night by tho three defend
ants, and another young man VINO was
placed on trial for the offense at D ,
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'''''''s' 500 wv
Balance ON hand Jan, 1, 1896, SS3l3.57, to
which may ce added a balance Of about
S.2 goo, collsct.b'e on the duplicate Of 1894
90 help through the early month of 1875,
We had hoped 20 be able to make a re
1uctigu In the levy for this year, but the
purchase Of additional land and proposed
ranairs on the building mp to this time
used by women makes that impracticable.
We therefore recommend that q levy of
{ mills of adjusted valuation of the district
be made TO meet the expenses for 1894.
CHARLES IROVr,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

speak to you OF q man who has grown
a o In your midst, whose hair has sllvered
In the service OF your party-Julius
Pollock, whom It is your sbounden duty
TO send him to The Senate OF this State.
Loud applauseI.
Mr.. Pendleton then paid glowing
tribute to the individual merits OF the
other candidates On the ticket.
II want now" said Mr.. Pendleton,
ito speak of our standard bearer 10 this
district, John A. Howard" Prolonged
cheersl. Stand by him in this crisis
and he will reflect the highest credit
upon you, upon our district and upon
the nation. Loud applauseI.
While the cheers were the loudAst Tor
Howard, some crank near the door yell
ed "Dovener!"
"You will always find some ass on the
outskirts Of a crowd ready to bray when
Intelligent people are talking, " retorted
Mr.. Pendeton. This crack at the med
dler brought down the house, and II
was some moments before the speaker
could proceed.
Mr.. Pendleton's conclusion was an
eloquent eulogy Of John A. Howard
career as man and as public officer
II had a telling effect on the audience
and the incessant and prolonged ap-
plause that followed every mention OF
his name was Indicative OF the immense
popularity OF the Democratic candidate
In this district.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

The new city OF Hundred, 81 the East
edge of Wetzel County, seems determined
% become a thriving town OF Importance.
The great auction sale of town lots there
on the 10th aud 18th OF October brought
the largest gathering Of people ever seen
in that part of the State. On Wednesday,
the 18th inst, the number OF people in al
tendance was estimated az from $4,000 20
4.0OJ. The bidding was spirited and lots
were disposed OF quite rapidly Buyers
came from the adjoining counties IN West
Virginia and Pennsylvania, from Pitts
burg, Washington, Waynesburg, Grafton,
Fairmont, Warrington, New Martlnsvlue,
MOundsvile aud ParkersOurg.
Vendors iron foundry and machine
shops will be- course Of construction IN
a few days, Mr. WendCl having secured
the lots and toe vrsding on them being
now nearly done This establishment Will
employ about thirty hands.
Mr.. Lavman, of Dublin, Indiana, arrived
on the 10th and Will superb intend the manu-
facture OF the Bonanza gain and grass
seed separator machines, az Hamilton's
mill plant.
A new tannery will also be built In a few
weeks, and several other plants Of more or
less Importance either have been already
commenced or will be in a short time. All
those already comp eted, including Gas
light roller mill, the Hamilton p.aui
mills, the Henuen wOOlleu mill and Otheng
are running with their full force and RS,
full time. on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28
HOUARD'S PLANS.
HE WILL SPEAK THIS WEEK IN OHIO
COUNTY,
Making Three speeches in Wheeling in the
North End, East End and On the
South Side.

After a thorough canvass Of the coun-
ties in the eastern part OF the First Con
gressional District, Hon. John A. Howard
will come back TO Ohio county this week,
and will make three addresses in the
CITY. and several in the country districts.
Mr.. Howard viii open on Tuesday, when
he will address meetings az Elm Grove
and BiShOfs hall ia the East End. On
Wednesday biz meeting will DO neld IN
the North End rink corner tlltn anu
Main streets. The Congressional EXecu-
tive Committee has also secured the ser
vices of Hon. Wood Daily the silver
tougued orator from Mineral county, VINO
will also address the meeting.
On Wednesday evening there Will De an
escort parade. The County Committee at
its meeting last night unanimously passed
"a resolution earnestly requesting all Dem
OCratiC clubs 10 turn out for toe purpose OF
acting as escorts at the meetings 10 be held
on Wednesday and Friday evenings Of the
coming week. The officers or all Demo-
cratic clubs are requested TO meet the com
mittee az the SherjH's Office on Monday
evening at s o'clock 10 perfect arrange
meuJs.
On Friday evening a meeting will be
held at the Alhambra rink, corner Thirty
fourth and Chapline streets. A platform
viii be erected inside and seats will be
provided for those who attend. The rink
will be lighted bY electricity. An effort
will be- madestO make Friday nights meet
ing one of the biggest rallies OF the cam
paign In this city.
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would thus Do linked with the Ohio
Valley. The season Of navigation
would furthermore be heightened by At
least one-third.
The chain Of lakes mentioned as q
feature OF the route extend for twenty
six miles across the summit OF Indiana,
and are at al average height Of 29S
feet above Lake Erie. These lakes
would constitute the summit level OF
the canal, which would have an average
width OF $500 feet and an average
depth Of sixty feet The watershed OF
this region comprises over SOC, OOOacres,
with an average annual rainfall OF
81. 80 inches. One-seyenth OF this rain
fall would furnish sufficient water TO
operate the canal, with locks 400 feet
long and forty-fve feet wide. In the
digging Of a twenty-foOt channel rock
would be struck at only one place-the
Providence rapids.
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NOTES OF TIE kIvEE
News OF tue Boats aai BoNsmsn Along
Ike ONO.

News OF shs BO1sS aad BoHtmsn Along
abe Ohio
The Leader came up yesterday after
noon with a tow of empties.
The steamer Keystone State Is finish
ed and Captain Calhoun went home yes
terday.
Departures yesterday: C. n. Woods,
Mstamoras, 1l:3O q. M; Eliza H., Clar-
ington, 4:3O p. IN.
The Oivette, which passed up Wed
nesday with two empty barges, is lying
cross wise 10 the river at Sisters Island.
II the expected rise 10 the river takes
place to-day, the Liberty will resume
her trips in the Darlington trade TO-
morrow.
Tbs water at this point last night reg
istered . feet and inches, but rise Is
expected to-day and river men are
more hopeful.
The steamer Scotia, now being re-
paired, is nearly completed and Captain
Phillips, who is experimenting the
work, will soon return home.
Thorn Terr7, who fell off the wheel
of the keystone State few weeks ago
and sustained serious injuries, has re-
covered sufficiently TO be at work again
tomorrow.
The John L. Lowry came up last
night and Immediately returned to
MatamorA with q tow OF coal. She
will be n Aagain tonight TO make her
regular b to MatamoTssto -morroW 81
1880 a y
SpsdG' 10 ls Rsyssrs--
PARKi ksBURe. VA, october Sl.-
River nch and s#fl2naIYi WeatneT-