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Connecticut western news., 1894-11-15
ro-lnnn.teH Annnintnd.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3-The following fourth class postmasters were appoip ted: New York-North Winfield. $. C.Whee- lock
 Psnnsylvaniz-Kizer' Mrs. A. NJ. Ki-
Connecticut western news., 1894-11-15
Ches. by table.

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.-Thsre are pros poets of . team chess match between five New York and five London experts by ca ble this season.
Connecticut western news., 1894-11-15

seorstary Cariists's Notice Calls For Sealed
 Proposals. and No up.st rrio~ Il. Named
 New york n~ah~r. Favor ,Ls Is.as and
 Thiah It wni D.ias B elk osid.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. i4-Seorctary Car iisis. as had been anticipated for several days issued his call for bids for $50. Oo1 900 D per ocnl 10 year bonds. intsnsat to be paid in coin. which is interpreted to mean gold. The only material changes made In the present call from that Issued Jan. is last are the omission ot tho upset or minlrnum price which would bs ao- cepted and the notico that the proposals for the present Issue must bo sealed.
 1t is confidently expected nt the treas. ury department that m amount will be realixed considerably In exceen If that roosived from tho February issue. This expectation is bascd upon the fact that there arc ex, eptiensliy large amounts of money now lylng Idle and seeking invest mcnt in tho money oontsrs of the oouu- try, and upon the further fact that the February issue is now quoted at siis.bo. or about per cont above the prlco which would yield per cont
 From the last Issue thore was realised s5 S ooo piT. 0s. and of thls amount sha. ., sho. a0Les was In gold coin, sb.sios tno in gold certificates and SeSS sa In othcr money which the snbtreasurics wero com pclled to take in making change While these amounts were actually paid into the treasury in gold or Its equivalent. a very considerable amount of gold was with drawn from the subtrcAsurlea for the ox. pross purpose of using 10 again in pay. ing for the bonds
 The exact amount thus withdrawn oan. not be ascortained. but tho best judgment obtsinsble is that it approrimated sih.- o0o. 900. With a view to a more exact estimate of the amounts which may be withdrawn between now and the settle. ment of all accounts under tho nAli. the subtrcasurics will from this date keep record of all deposits of legal tenders made in exchange for gold and the names of the firms or persons making them
Connecticut western news., 1894-11-15
New Yars n.aA.r. A.pr.y..

NKw YORK, Nov. is.-The following are some of the opinions of prominent bankers of this city In regard to the bond issue:
 "I believe" said MT. Henry clews. that the time is an opportuns one to make the government loan. and it would have been very unwiss to have deferred it until the export of gold had got thor- oughly under way. which is inevitable aa we near spring. for in that evont a re- sponso to the loan would not have beon in exchange for gold what 10 will he now. Besides tho next ssssio. of congress will be very likely not only not Co pass bond bill but Instead pass a resolution declar- ing the eristing law did not invest tho government with authority to dispose of honda which would place tho Royernemnt in serious financial straits f
 The entire issue will probably be largely ovcrsu bsori bed, !" said Mir. Frcd. eriok D. Tappen. president of the Gallatin National bank. Tho sale of tho bonds will iowor the rate of exchange and bring some gold from Europe"
Connecticut western news., 1894-11-15

Canaan Savings Bank.
 CANAAN. CONN.
 OounHcEp BUMNHss OCro1KR 1sr. 1y72. Jotu '. RxxD, President DAMTM l.. RRxxNAH. vics-Prssidsnt ononas 2. FULLER, Secretary JsssRn ~. PExr. Treasurer AA- Bennett, George W. Cowdrsy. D. L. Freeman, George |. Parsons. J. \. Underwood. GeorgeB Dunning.
 George 8. Fuller. G.W. Pafsons william H. OAmr
 OFFICE AT STORE OF
 FUkAsERi & PEE1.
Connecticut western news., 1894-11-15
BOND ISSUE CALLED.
PUBLIC BIDS ASKED FOR FIFTY MIL
 LIONS OF SECURITIES.

seors.ary cariisis'. Notice Calls For Sealed rrope~Ai., and No Upset r'rio~ |. NAsnea. New rors naak~r~ Favor tLs Is.as aad IhIah It wni p.ias R elk Cold.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
THE.MILITARY.
Birmingham Battalion, Together With the Warrior Guards and Thomas G. Jones Rifles, Go to Mont
 gomery This Morning.

The Birmingham battalion, consisting of the Jefferson Volunteers, Brming- ham Rifles, Huey Guards of East Lake, Woodlawn Light Infantry and the Bessemer Rifles. will go to Mont- gomery today to attend the inaugu- ratien of Governor Oates. The five com panies of this battalion will take about 175 men, and this number will be augmented 10 probably 25) by the Warrior Guards of TuskaIoosa aud the Thomas G. Jones Rifles of Vernon, who will join them here.
 The Vernon company, i'll command of Captain Bradley, came over on the South ern yesterday afternoon with about thirty five men, rank and file. They remained in the city over tonight and Will go to Mont- gomery this morning with the Birming- ham boys.
 The Warrior Guards will come up on the Alabama Great Southern train early this morning and go on the special train to Montgomery.
 The other com panies of the Second regi- ment will be in Montgomery this morning, and in the absence of Colonel Clark either Lieutenant- Colonel Foster or Major Higdon will be in command.
 The special train for Montgomery will leave the union depot al O ocioek and re- turn early tomorrow morning.
 The Huntsville Rifles, twenty strong, Captain Sheffey commanding, passed through on the Louisville and Nashville train yesterday afternoon and will join th 3 other Third regiment companies ia Mont gomery today.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used. The many, who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more, with less expenditure, by more promptly adapting the worlds best products to the needs of physical being, will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy, Syrup of Figs.
 Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of perfect lax atiye; effectually cleansing the system, dispelling colds, headaches and fcvers and permanently curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Kid neys, Liver and Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.
 Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug gists in Soc and $l bottles, but it is man. ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Go. only, whose name is printed on every package, also the name, Syrup ot Figs, .nd being we'll informed, you will not accept any substitute if offered.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
WHAT SHE KNEW.
An Arkansas Woman Who Didn't Tell Too
 Much at Time.

An Arkansas woman NnO Tell 100
 Much at Time. s'Mada1n, I nm looking for stray horse, ,' said man. stopping at an Arkan- sas house and leaning his chin on the top rail of the fence. Have you seen any thing of him2"
 How long has he been gone?" asked the woman, leaning against the door fac ing and regarding the man with that in- quiring look of curiosity which in tho country so plainly speaks of the scarcity of strangers.
 Been gone about two days s'What sort of a horse was heP' "Roan, with white fetlocks." ''How old was heS"
 About 10 years"
 ''Good work nag, reekon9" First rate. '
 "Are you certain that be has white fet- locks2''
 Certainly. Have you seen anything of him?"
 'No, aint seen him."
 "Have you heard any one speak of see- ss ing himf"
 ''Yes, since you mention it, I think 1 have. I heard a man talk about seeing roan horse with white fetlocks." "That's my horse Do you know the mans name!
 "No."
 "Where do you suppose can find him?" ''You can find him out here at the sta ble."
 The stranger went to the stable, looked around. hallooed and returned to the fence. He's not there" !"
 "Not now"
 Didn't you know he wasn't there be- fore went?'
 'sYes, knew he wasn't there before you won't"
 linen what did you send me there for?" ''To see him. I knowed he'd be there agin you arrive"
 'sI'll be blamed if I understand you" "Now, look here, stranger, you can't mako mo tell lie. You axed me if seed the horse, and said no You axed me if heerd anybody speak of the horse, and said yes. You axed me whar you would find the man, and told you. You went thar and''-
 But who was the mani"
 'Yourself, stranger"
 And she turned away to rock "dugout" cradle, while the stranger, showing down a panel of fence in his anger, turned away and sauntered down the road.-De- troit Sun.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
Mortgage Sale.

FINDER and by virtue of a mortgage exe- u cuted to T. H. Motion by Margaret L. Story and E. F. Story, and recorded on page 295, in volume 157 of Records5of Mortgages, in the office of the Judge of Probate of Jeffer- son county, which mortgage has been sold and trahsferred to the undersigned, will proceed to sell
 at the door of the court house of said county. between the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate, to-wit Lot numbered sixty one (161). in Birmin gham, Ala. being a rectapgle, fronttne fifty (6ol feet on the south side ofFourth t4th. D) avenue, south, and ex- tending back of uniform width one hundred and forty (1l0) feet to an alley, on which there is a good dwelling house and other irn- provements.
 Default In payment of the interest on the note secured by satd mortgage has been made and the whole debt Is therefore declared by
 A.J. J.TERRELL. Transferee.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
JN THE COURTS.

W. o. Wisdom, alias Ed Jones, was con- victsd in the criminal court yesterday for 2n attempt at burglary.
 Jake Newby, petty larceny; guilty. Lou Griffin was found gunty of assault and battery with weapon.
 J. M. Bagley, petty larceny; nol pressed. -Alexander, carrying concealed pistol, two cases of assault with gun and one for using abusive language; all nol pressed. George w. Chambers, abusive language; mol pressed.
 Tilman McCurry, assault with weapon i; not guilty.
 CORRESPONDENTS COURT.
 MT. Hankins, one OF the men brought in from Brookside last Sunday for retailing g the United States grand jury yesterday by United States Commissioner Wilson in the sum of S1200
 Robert Dew of Greene county was put under HOO bond to answer to the charge of selling liquor without license.
 RECORDERS COURT.
 Yesterday morning In the recorder's court the case of Editor Button and Earle Perkins was called. The evidence was taken, and Recorder MeCrossn discharged MT. Button and fined Mir. Perkins $l0 aGd costs.
 George Gamble, charged with assault and battery, was fined S2. 50 and costs.
 Marshall Hill was fined S5 and costs for disorderly conduct.
 John L. Quinn was fined S7 50 for dis orderly conduct.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
To Subscribers Birmingham
 Telephone Exchange.

Please note the following additions and changes in our list of subscribers:
 NEW TELEPHONES. 19-Mc Cafferty & Co. 457-Atkinson, George T., residence. S96-Baxter Stove Manufacturing Co. .637-Brmngham Lime Works. 612-Inman, s. NJ. & Co. Cotton. 6s7-Birmingham Compress Company. 1O29-Elmore Iron Works. 24S-Colbert Coal Co.,, M. 0. Reynolds, Agt.
 CHANGES. 427-United Charities. 24e-Hawkins Lumber Company. 431-Wyman, Dr., B. L.. residence. 607-Clarke, Louis V. & Co. 72-Bernard. Henry. 1006-Saks, Louis. new list of subscribers will be issued about December l. Parties wanting tele- phones should hand in their orders at once, that their names may appear on this list For any information call on or address
 R. l.. WEST, Manager. 11-2S-3t
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
Notice.
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, DISTRICT OF ALABAMA,
 COLLECTORS OFFICE,

BIRM1NGHAM, AIa., NOV. Z3, ISy4. J NOTICE is hereby given that have caused IN to be seized for violations of the internal revenue laws the following described prop erty, viz:
 county, Alabama, three (3l small kegs whisky. county, Alabama, one copper still.
 Seized October Is, 1894, in Lauderdale county, Alabama, four (4) small kegs whisky. Seized November 19, 1884, in Montgomery county, four (4) small packages whisky.
 Seized November 23, 1894, in Montg omery county, Alabama, four (4) small kegs whisky. Any person or persons claiming this prop erty, or any part thereof, should appear and 346O, R. S., within thirty days from date hereof. K. 0. RANDALL, Collector. lI-24- St sat
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
The Worlds Fair Tests showed no baking powder so pure or so greaf in Ieav- ening power as the Royal.
JUST RECEIVED, Pure Michigan crab apple cider, for family use. For sale at Dude Saloon. 12-1-2t

When the common earthworm is cut in two, to the tail there grows head and to the head there grows aytail, and two ami mals are formed. As the wound heals g small white button is formed, which aft erward develops into rings and a perfect extremity, Tt
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01

''Lecturettes" is the latest addition to our language. It comes from the land of "lady mayoresses and lady paintresses," and seems to mean an informal talk-sort of froth of lecture perhaps.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01

The clever housewife never comr aias of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Pc, de 1t answers her purpose perfectly.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-01
CHRISQM-
Clip them out. They will be useful.

is coming soon and we want you to com
 gifts we have to offer. There IS nothing
 a useful piece of furniture You can obi
 just as you wish. We have them, and 9no house in the vicinity can touch. Spe Repair Department, in charge of skilled .holstered and furniture generally rehnish
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10
Mr.. CHIITGAOia'S Committees
We're Named at Last Nights Meeting
of the SELECT Council No Po-
lice Appointments Made.

After ths jJinC session of couu-
cll last evening Inc select hSld u meet-
lus. UuI, contrary TO exYect atlOns, tue
mayor did not send III his uUmluers for
positions un the ponce force. President
Cnltteuden. however. named lila COM
mltIers, which ar, as follows:
A~udlting-San ieIson, Fellows. Thomas,
ke!l,w, Ddlr, AIa".ey, fiul, LlcuIous.
tlnance-M aguer, Williams, re!IOws,
Kal,"ays-Widi4m,, HJs,, Marley, Ke.-
low, Clark,
Junclary-Sandersol Clemens, Viii
lL,us, Ltuer, Mc a
Iaxes Durns, 4hJu.a, Ross, Clark,
W'Stplani.
E.una,e-W Yves .pEthi, sander on, VIII
hams, CJuuvl LaLer.
kuiGs -Laus., C4emJns, McCauu, RsllOw,
RJCnr.
streets Hnd Bridges - Thomas, Ross,
Krliow, MaAley, Lau e.
Laws and OydIuances-R0cle, X oss,
Krlluw, Acclaim, Westplahl.
sewers aud Dralus-ClemJls, Sander.
SON, burr, Clark, Maniey.
Sauttary-CIarK. Wagner, Thomas. Con-
ueli. Kelly.
Light and Water-D urr, Finn, Kelly,
Sci weuk, Fellows.
Fire Drpartment-Finn, Durr, Wagner,
Koly Sshweuk.
Police - Keliow, Clemens, Thomas,
Manly, Burus.
Pglating-Manly, Westpfahl. Thomas,
Kelly, FINN.
Public Il ildings-Fellows, Sand erson,
McCann, Burns.
Railways Williams, Ross, Manly, Kel
low, Cla'E.
TaEes-Burns, Thomas. Ross, Clark.
We5lpfqbl.
Rules-Lauer, Clemens, Mccain. KEEL
low, Roche.
Laws aud o. dinance.-Roche Ross, Kel,
low, Mccain. Westpfahl
Treasurer's Account-Schw-nk, Conuell
Fellows, Wagner, Williams.
Manutacturers-Kelly Durr, Finn, Wag.
ner, Clark.
Parks-Connell, Roche, Clemens, West,
pfahi, Burns.
Paw emNnts-Ross. Manly, Saaderson
L,uer, Burns.
License Mccain, Cornell, Fellows
Schwenk, Roche.
The lax levy ordinance was called al
and passed third aud filsl re ,dlug
Mr.. Lsusr intruduc ID au ordinauc
prepar.i by Mr.. SAuderson, approprl
ltin4 $1,000 to be used in painuns IN,
h Ills AMI Stlirwlvs of the new mum.
clip Il building. Tue orIlnInc wLs re
ceived, after which council adjourned.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10
COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

The hotel license OF Charles Esbert, OF
Cd Forge. was yesterday transferred by
the court TO Wesley johnson.
The Scranton Volunteer Firemen's
Beneficial association OF the city was yes.
terdny granted u charter by the court.
A nolle prOsequi was entered yesterday
by permission of tho court In a criminal
case against NJ, j. Neary and he was dis
charged from the county jail.
Attorney Walter Briggs was yesterday
appointed a committee for Peter Frank,
and gave a bond in the sum OF $500 for
the faithful performances OF bis duties.
The rules aud regulations for the gov
eminent of employees were yesterday filed
with the court by tho Blue RiIgs Coal
company az required by law. They were
approved.
Mike Bikofsk y yesterday began an &C
ton against George Th omas, Of Archibald
for SANDER. 1t 10 charged that on March 2.
Dir. Thomas referred to Mr.. BikOfskv al a
thief. Damages in the amount Of s., 900 are
asked.
Daniel NJ. Sweeney, for fifteen years con.
nected with the United States secret Ser.
| vice, with headquarters at PlttsburR yes
terday fled his petition with the courI
for II license as a private detective. He
proposes to open a agency In this city. Nr.
Sweeney is u very clever detective and al
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10
WYOMING M E.. CONFERENCE.
To Com mere. wi h Veteran Camp Fire
Service This Ev,ning.

To Com mere. wi h Veteran Camp Fire
Service This Ev,ninG.
The forty-thiri Wyoming confer
-nss OF the Methodist Episcopal church
will convene this evening in the Elm
Park church at 7.30 o'clock at tho camp
Ere service Of the Veteran association
and continue throughout the week.
morning, afternoon and evening of
each day, until next Monday.
Complete particulars of IN" ssrvicss
were presented by THE TRIBUNE sever !
days ago, as WAS also u list showing
where the official guests Of the confer
once would be entertained.
The place Of entertainment Of any Of
the three hundred visiting clergy may
be obtained on spplic ,tion to Rev W.
Fl. Psarc", D, D.. at the parsonage,
II 10 requested by the conference
that 40 many M possible Of the laity,
particularly veteran s,lii-rs. attsnt
the unique and interesting camp fir,
service OF this evening which will iu-
clude the singing OF many old wal
songs,
Lieutenant Ezra s. Griffin Post No
139, Grand Army OF the II public, ha,
been ext ndei IN invitation aud will
attend the camp fire in q body aud i,
full uniform
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10
PHILLIPS Was REELECTED.
No Opposition to Him Tor tn, oflcs Of
City EnRineer.

Cty Engineer,
At thu Joint ssssion Of councils last
night City Engineer joseph Z. Philips
was Reelected for another term. not n
dissenting vots being recorded against
him. L ghtetn seisctmsn and sixteen
Of the eoMmUuers voted for him. 1t
WAS supposed tn " the nam OF City
Engineer BIewItt would be pr seuted
and in anticipation Of 4 CONTEST quits n
large number Of citizens were present.
Mr.. BiewiIt's name was not mentioned,
however.
Mr.. CIittenlsn WAS elected to pre-
side over the joint session. Mr.. Robat-
nan, OF common council in a neat and
complimentary spssch nominated Mr..
Phillips. Mr.. Sanderson seconsd thu
nomination aud on the roll cali the
following recorded their votes for Mr..
Phillips
Select Council-Ross, Kelly, Williams,
Clarke, Roche. DUR. Chittenden, Wagner,
Manley, Sanderson, Fellows, K.llow,
Clemons,. Burns, Westpfhal, Council,
Lsuer-l7.
Common Council-Golden Morris, Roba,
| than Reagan, Godfrey, Robinson, Sweeny,
Meals, Davis, Ifealy, Battle, Norton,
Grier, Howe, Wiliiams-lj.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10
MANY GASES were CONTINUED
Only Thirteen Now Remain on This
Weeks List to Be Tried-Non-
Suit Granted.

Judge BENZ min NJ. Peck, OF Brad
ford county aud Judge John T. Lynch,
Of Lu2arnV county. came to the city
yestsrd " TO assist IN" local jnigss to
dispOSs Of s2sas on this weak list for
trial judge Edwards is presiding in
the main our Dom again this week,
aud yesterday murning after the mo
tions had been heard tho Appended
cases were disposed Of In the following
manner before him:
Coutinued-John Mcclure vs.. pru-
dental Insurance Company, appeal;
Thomas MCCiurJ vs.. John COnnery, nD-
peal; John Powell w. Borough Of Dun
more, treSpaSs; jennie l.. Brink ~. Bor-
ough of Duumore and o her., treSpas-
john T. Clark VS.. Jeremiah Rya, ejec,.
ment; +. l. Sturgess v. Dagooert A.
Fitzer, sjectment: John d Buyle's Sons
vs., Hamburg Bremen FIR Insurance CON.
p2ny and German fire Insurance COM
pAuy, actions in asSump,it.
Settled aud stricken from list-Jame! y.
Murray VI. Patrick Kane, appeal; Scran-
ton supply and Machinery company w. ID.
N. Tieruey, executor Of Patrick Tierney
deceased, assumpsit; W. P. Shaffer vs..
Peoples Street Railway company Of Lu
zerne county, trespass; c. L. Applegastt
vs.. Alderman Brothers, appeal: II. JOSEPH
VS.. New York, Ontario and Western com
pany, trespass.
Judgment entered by ag~reement-Rice,
Levy q Company vs.. John NJ. Dougher
appeal.
The first case called before Judge
Edwards was Catherine Mulchrone
against Prudential Insurance company,
an action to rec yer sos paid as prsmi.
ums on two pIlicies on the life OF Mary
Mul4hroue. A non suit WAS granted
on the ground that the suit should nave
been brought by the administrator Of
Mary Mulchrone, as the policies were
made payable to that person. A rulr
was Immediately afterwards granted tC
show caus" why the non suit should ht
stricken off. The matter will coms or
at argument court.
Before Judge Peck in No. 8 the tres
pass suit Of David j. Levi against Con-
stable J. S. Miller aud B. S. Levi
wa called for lrial ut ? p. IN. NJ.
Levi suss to recover dimag IS for what
he claims to have been the illegal sals
Of his household effects BY Constable
Miller in 1891 on a judgment held By
Mr.. Lewis
At 8 30 court adjourned for the day
in the min court room. Only thir
teen cases remain open for trial for tn.
remainder of the week.
Judge Lyucn, in court room No 2
listened to argument in the injunction
case Of the L ok wanna Y alley Street
railway company against thu Carbon
dale and Forest City Passenger Rail
way company. Botn claim the RICH
to lay a track on Wilson road, in Eel
township. Majo: Everett Warren An,
Attorney C. II. Wells appeared for til.
plaintiff, AMI Attorneys j. L Burr an
]. II. Torr.y for the defendant. All o
the testimony mad not been heard yes
terdAy At 43O, and the case was contin
ued until ~ o'clock this morning.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10

u Il, .t,.n 10y Az. ,,. u. u, 400.
- ADJ, Il ~, tie hruu i,ry brtw 'pn tnl5
coun y aud S~u-qnen,nua. A MAJORITY re-
port was filed With the court By w. Il,
sturdevanL Ut l. q rae, aad L.. n. Benson,
OF Su'qnehRnna, WHO with surveyor Dun
ming, Of this c unity, comprised the COM
mission. lt is maintained Ia the Exceptions
that the legal boundary netween the coun-
ties Is the line running dus east from tho
bend Of WyalnSinC Fans, instead of II limo
one-halt mile removed, rs was recon-
mendrd in the majority report ppon the
strength ot a belief upon the part OF tro
two suJ yevors aG,ve mentioned that the
same had ben preVi usly surveyed aud
adopted although thare was nothing to
establish such u -urvey.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-10
STREETS and Av nUEs s.NAMeo.
Bsllsvus Contains Many Names Dupll
oatsd In the City.

Bsllsvus Contains Many Names Dupll
Gated in the City.
CITY Enginss. Phillips has completed
his survey OF the new Bellevue addl-
lion to the city of Scranton ana nus
found 1t necessary TO change the Nance
OF 4 number Of thu streets and ave
nues, for the reason that they are dupli
catsl In other ptrts Of tho city.
Avenue A IL now down on the map
prepared Ivy the city engineer 10 Storrs'
venue; Avenue B rs Snyder avenue
Avenue & is known M Corbett avenue
nd Avenua ID will hereafter be called
Acksr avenue. Broone street IN
changed to Halo street and Bellevue
street to Archibald street, rs the form !
lams would conflict with that of
Bellevue place In the Fifteenth ward.
The names supplied by tho city en-
inoer will have to be- sanctioned by
councils.