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The morning call., 1894-10-07
POLITICAL.


IL Precnct-l7OI Eddy.
Is Precincr-l221 Pierce.
IA Prechct-664 Broderick.
15 Precinct-SOutheaSt corner Fulton and STAN
yam.
THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
1 Precinct-lOl Polk.
Precinct-333 Golden Gate avenue.
Precinct-209 Polk.
Precinct-40Ola McAllister.
Precnet-4lSls Larkin.
Precinet-3US Turk.
Precinet-502 Ellis.
Preci ct-6l5 Ellis.
Precinct-729 Ellis.
10 Precinct-SO5 Larkin
IL Precinct-l0l7 Larktu
~ Precincr-S02 Larkin.
Is Precinet-639 Geary.
IA Precinet-925 suffer.
Is Trecinct-lO24 Suffer-
10 Precinct-1223 Polk.
II Precinct-l525 California.
FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-3Ol Austin.
Precinct-3lS Fern avenue.
3Precinct-l633 Post.
Precinct-1G02 Laguna.
PreciEct-lSl4 Laguna.
Precinct 22lS Pine.
z Precinct-l904 Fillmore.
SPrecIncJ-l627 Pierce.
9 Precinct-l90l Geary.
10 Precinct-2sOi California.
IL Precinet-l42U Baker.
2 Precinct-5O0 Central avenue.
Is Precinct-l4 Central avenue.
"a Preeiact-9o oai Point ONT Lo6os avenue:
10 Precinct-l62515 Fillmore.
FORTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
1Precinct-I40S Pacific.
y 2 Precinct-l704 Hyde.
8 Precinct-2302 Larkin.
Precinct-8O0 Bay.
5Precnct-z2O7 Polk.
8 Frecnet-l532 Pacific.
Prec nct-l70S Polk.
Precinct-2029 Pacific.
Precinct-23lS Fillmore.
10 Precinct-l759 Union.
IL Precnct-1942 Filbert.
II Precinct-3O0l Steiner.
l3 PrecineJ-25l0 Steiner.
ID Precinct-292S Washington.
10 Observation-Disclosures corner Greenwich ana
Baker.
l6 Precinct-313O Sacramento
FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Precinct-203 Eddy.
Precinct-l31 Eddy.
Precinct-403 p'FarrelI.
Precinct-520 Geary.
Precinct-41l12 Geary.
Precnct-6i9 Taylor
Precinct-905 Bush
PrecincI-901 Jones.
Precinct-l337 California.
10 Precnct-l3l612 Sacramento
II Precnct-1220 Taylor
IL Precncr-l407 Jackson.
13 Precinet-122l Pacific.
ii Precnct-i4U7 Mason.
FORTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
l Precinct-9 Eddy
2Prectnct-1I6 Powell
3 Precnct-I3 80 OFarrell.
Preeinct-107 Geary.
Preeinct-3l0 Grant ave.
Precinct-5O3 Suffer.
Precinct-520 Powell
SPrecinet-o20 Bush.
Precinct-524 Bush.
10 Precinct-633 California.
/ Precnct-S22 California.
II precnct-e26 Washington.
Is Precinct-1023 Clay.
Ia Precinct-909 Jackson.
Prec1nct-645 broadway.
Is Precinct-229Ha Montgomery ave.
FORTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
/ Precinct-505 Vallejo.
2Precinet-419 Union.
3 Frecinct-503 Union.
Precinct-l6l0 Stockton.
Precinct-439 Greenwich.
Precfnct-434 Greenwich.
Precinct-6OO Lombard.
Precinct-11O Bay.
Precinet-73U Montgomery ave.
10 Precfnct-Sl0 FiIbert.
II Precinet-64O Green.
II Precnct-l 100 Mason.
IL Precinct-743 Vallejo.
IA Precinct-ll2l Vallejo.
Is PrecInct-2003 Taylor.
16 Precluct--25Ol Taylor.
II Precinct-447 Bay.
FORTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
l Precinct-Bush and Trinity.
Precnct-433 Pine.
fIec1nct-24 DTumm
4 Precinet-123 Leiesdorf
Pree1nct-l4 Webb.
8 Precinct-223 Leidesdorff.
2 Precinct-804 kearny.
8 Precinct-l04 Jackson.
Precinct-I03 Washington.
10 Precincts Washington.
IL Precinct-6O7 Davis.
IL Preclnct-2l5 Broadway.
! 3 Precinct-531 Pacific.
4 PTecincI-NW. cor. MONTGOMERY and Vallejo.
10 Precnct-9l6 Sansome
Is Precinct-l202 Montgomery.
II Precinct-4 Union.
ALFRED j. EVANS.
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
ssss sgsssz
1920 MARKET ST.,
DREsSGOODS
FALL NOVELTIES are now here,
and we, as usual, received some Exc
traordinary Values, far Exceeding in
Quality and Away Below in Prices
ever before offered in this city.
RAINBOW SUITINGS, In Is Iorings SILK
and wool effects, Al inches wde.
$500 a Suit.
genta, bIuette. rubis and many other stylish
shades, As inches wide.
$500 a Suit.
TWo-ToNED ETAMINE sUI7INGS. in large
variety of new combination colorings, q beautiful
silk and wool material. AS inches wide.
$3.50 a Suit.
IRRIDEscENT CRYSTAL CORDS. in many
new fan colorings warranted all wool and silk
finish, high novelty. so inches wide,
$1,000 a Suit.
POPELINE SUITINGS, in large assortment Of
new shades. beautiful ail-wool material with a
rich silk cord effect, 4S inches wide.
$500 a Suit.
SHADED RAJAH sUITINGs, in SILK and WOOL
beautiful line of new fall standings with MORE
effects, 4S inches wlde
$1,000 a Suit.
$50 DRESS PATTERNS in new styles. no Two
alike comprising all-wool silk and wool broche
and embroidered effects,
At $15, $40, SIS, SIS, $40 Suit.
SPECIAL! SPECIAL!
81 A SUIT-French Covert Cloths In all the new
faii shades, comprising the new tans NODES
grays, etc., A inches wide.
IS so SUIT-Mosaic Crepons. in new two
toned effects. small neat figures, 100 different
signs, SO inches wide, all wool and raw silk.
Parcels delivered free in his and neighboring
cities and towns.
Country orders will receive our best and
prompt attention.
Samples on application.
KOHLBERC,
STRAUSS g.
FRCHMAN,
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TWENTY NINTH ASSEMBLY, DIsrRICT.

l Preeinct-36S Jessie.
Precinct-2S4 Jessie.
Preeinct-377 Jessie
Precinet-1Olk2 Fifth.
Precinct-797 Mission.
D Precinct-255 Minna
Precinct-776 Howard.
Precinct-373 Natoma
3 Precinct-379 Natoma.
10 Precinct 7Ol Howard
II Preciuct-702 Folsom.
2 Precinct-223 Fifth.
IL Precinet-l44 Clara.
ID Precinct-765 Folsom.
10 Precinct-772 Harrison.
10 Precinct-Sl5 Harrison.
~ Precinct-7l11a HARRISON.
IL Precinct-42i Fourth
IL Preciact-lO6 Silver.
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FORTY-THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

l Precinct-9 Eddy.
2 Precinct-1I6 Powell
3 Precinct-I30 O'Farrell.
4 Prec inct-107 Geary.
5 Preeinct-3l0 Grant ave.
8 Precinct-503 Suffer.
z Precinct-520 Powell.
8 Precinet-o20 Bush.
Precinct-524 Bush.
10 Precinct-633 California.
IL Precinct-S22 California.
~ Precinct-926 Washington.
Is Precinct-l023 Clay.
Ia Precinct-909 Jackson.
Is Preclnct-645 Broadway.
l6 Precinct-229Ha Montgomery ave.
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ed.
GerritseD. Henry 6.
Goldstone, Dorian
Horstm ann, Il.
llaf lM.HlI u

Hart, William p.
Kelly, Julia A.
LOBBY, Sister Mary P.
Migheil. Mabel E.
Miller. Edward X.
Otis. Frederick M.
Pringie. Mary
Stevenson, Wesley
Scott. Harry w.
Starr. Joseph g.
Smith. William
Wyatt, John A.
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FORTY. SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

! Precincs-203 Eddy.
Precinct-l31 Eddy.
3 Precinct-4O3 u'FarrelI.
Precinct-520 Geary.
Precinct-41l12 Geary.
8 Precinct-6i9 Taylor.
z Precinct-905 Bush.
8 PFecincl-901 Jones.
9 Precinct-l337 California.
10 Precinct-l3l 6H2 Sacramento.
IL Prectnct-1320 Taylor.
IL Precincr-l407 Jackson.
Is Precinct 1921 Pacific.
Ii Precincr-i4U7 Mason.
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$1,000 a Suit.

$50 DRESS PATTERNS in new styles. no Two
alike, comprising all-wool silk and wool broche
and embroidered effects,
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FORTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
FORTY. FIRST ASSEMRLY DISTRICT.

Precinct-I40S Pacific.
y Precinct-l704 Hyde.
Precinct-2302 Larkin.
Precinct-S0 500 Bay.
Prec lnct-z207 Polk.
9 recinct-l532 Pacific.
z Prec nett 70S Polk.
8 Precinct-2029 Pacific.
9 Preciuct-23 ] 8 Fillmore.
10 Precinet-l75Y Union.
IL Precinct-1942 Filbert.
II Precinct-300l Steiner.
l3 PrecincJ-25l0 Steiner.
ID Pre- ciuct-292S Washington.
10 Precinct-Northea corner Gree,
Baker.
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FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
THIRTY SECOND ASSEMBLY, DIsTRICT

IIIIIt Il -DI-OU-NU aOSEWDL1 DID IhICI,
Precinct-54S First
Pre- cinct-514 Second.
8 Precinct-739 Fourth.
Prccinct-419 Brannan.
Precinct-43G Brannan.
Precinct-2l Zoe.
Precinc -l01 Welsh.
Precinct-5l6 Sixth.
Preeinct-S u1ome. near Fourth.
10 Pre- inct-S07 Kentucky.
IL Ptecinct-602 Sixth.
II frecinCt-7l6 Brannan.
Ii Precinct-947 Bryant.
ii Precinct-l520 Napa.
10 Precinct-631 Florida.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-02

A very pleasant affair was the enter
tainment aud supper given last even
ing by the ladies Of the Tabernacle
Congregational church in honor Of st.
DaviGs Day A large audience was
present, and the evening was one of
much enjoyment. Beujqmin Hughes
was chairman of tho evening. An ex
celieut programme Of literary aud
musical character was rendered, and
addresses on st. DayidS Day were made
by tn mauy Welsh Birds present. Ia
the baaemsnt of the church. elaborate
preparations for a feast had been made.
Five tables, with seating capacity
OF 100 adorned the hall and pretty
msiden9 waited upon the guests The
ladies who attended the tables were ::
No. /, Mrs. Jones, Mrs Thomas, Miss
Sarah Pitchforl, Miss Annie Darling
and Rachel Reese; table No. ,, Mrs
Howell Reese, Mrs Phillips, Miss Fam
His Joues and Miss LizZA Williams
table No 3. Mrs. John r. Thomas, Mrs.
Philip Lsouard, Miss Mary j. Evans
and Miss Cassie Rsesa; table No. 1,
Mrs Redmau, Mrs, w. G. Jones' Miss
Sarah Morgan AMI Miss Mary Hopkins
table No. 8, Miss Mary Ann Reese,
Miss Maggie Evans, Miss Sarah Ann
EYAusand Mrs. Evan Reese w Good
hines was caterer.
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Interesting News Notes.

Max Phillips and Emil Smith will
leave next Saturday for Chicago. On
their return they will bring u carload
of horses.
Bargains in hosiery at Mears e
Hagen's.
Danny Kelly, an infant son of d. F
Kelly, OF Maple street, was painfully
burned yesterday by can OF hot
grease, which was resting on the back
Of the kitchen stove, falling upon him.
The father is Mt present in the hospital
suffering from an injured foot.
A drive in gents ties, collars and
cuffs and suspend9rs at Mears d
Hagen's
Morgan Jones. who WAS bruised in
the upset of u sleighiag party Of which
he was a member, was around for tho
first time yesterday. lie made his ap-
pearanGc on crutches.
Full line Of gents furnishing goods
at Mears & Hsgen's.
The oifiCsrs of LaCknwanna township
will take the oath OF Office noxt Mon
day, the place of meeting will be at
John T. Davis hotel in Taylor.
Our 90 cent corset is a beauty.
MEARs 81 HAGEN
Two funerals were held yesterday
af ornoon in Minooka. The younl
daughter Of Michael Walsh and the sor
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NO STRIKE At LACE FACTORY.
r0u Por Cent Reduction Has Been Ac-
cAptad by Employees.

Ton Por Csnt Reduction Has Been Ac-
o'ptad by Employees.
John NJ kemmersr said last night
that the report tnnt there was n strike
among the employees OF tho lace fac
tory at Graen Ridge was untounded.
"a week ago last Saturday said
Mr.. Kemmerer, I've notified our EN-
ploy0s that ws would have To reduce
their wages 10 por cant and naturally
it created some dissatisfaction. An
impression obtained among tho work
people that the reduction would not go
into effect at once, aud when they re
caived their wages Wednesday and
found that tho cut was operative som.
protested and n committee WAS ap-
pointed to wait upon me The cut has
been accepted. however, and there is
no trouble on that score.
"Wo ara not working the weaving
department of the mill Mt present on
account of the slacknsss OF orders, and
probably will not until week from
Monday"
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DUNMORE.

James Masters, jr., has accepted a
position with the Pennsylvania Coal
company as breaker foreman at Gypsy
Grove.
Mrs. Neil Ferguson spsnt Wednes
day with relatives at Avoca.
An electric light il needed badly At
the corner Of Church and Drinker
strests. Two carriages came in coils.
ion there last evening b1t luckily no
one was hurt The lights in either
direction are Just far enough away to
give binding effect, aud neither dri
YER was aware Of the close proximity
of the other until they collided
Rev Ralph Gillian and mis- assistant,
Mr.. Bro son. will conduct the prsrara-
tory service at the Presby teran church
this evening.
The funeral Of Frederick Devsl oc.
Cured at Petersburg Yesterday after
noon at the Methodist Eplcopal church.
A large concourss Of friends attended
the services. Ezra Grifia post, Grand
Army Of the Republic, Of which th'
deceased was member attended in q
body. Intsrmsnt WAS made in the
Petersburg cemetery.
G.. w. Potter and Son have placed a
handsome sigu in front of their msat
market.
Miss Emma Gilbert visited friends
here yesterday.
Mrs. Gertrude Mckee, Of Syracuse,
n. Y, is visiting her cousin, MIRA Ed
ward Augwin, Jr,. on Blakeley street
The many friends Of Miss Dana Cap
well spent "a pleasant evening at nor
home, on Cherry street, Wednesd "
evening
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personal.


], D. S.ocker, of Jermyn, was in the city
yesterday.
L. P, Wedemau, of Forest City. is at the
Wyoming.
3. P. Northrop, of Tunkhaunock. is at
the Wyoming.
hrs. B. Campbell, Of Susquehauns, was
at the Wyoming yesterday.
Mrs &c. Lynde is visiting her daughter,
Mrs John Ryman at Dallas.
Deputy Prothonorory Myron Kssson
spent yesterday in Montrose.
Ex.Sheriff W. T. Lewis left yesterday
for Rock Ledge, Fla, for few weeks.
Henry Hoar, Of Elmhurst. has bean ap-
pointed a fish warden by Governor Patti
son.
Miss Sadiee Oliver, of Easton, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. a. c. Dale, of Madison
avenue.
John Walker, is visiting his parents, on
Monsey avenue, after two years tour OF
the west.
Ex-Judge H. NJ. Sesley delivered the las
OF a series of lectures last night at the
Honesdale Baptist church.
William McClava of Madison avenue, lef
yesterday for Sewanee Springs, Fla. II
hopes Of Tegaining his health.
E. S. Whitney, Carbondlle, and George
W. Hall and George L. Pfouhs, Wilkes
Barre, were registered at the Forest Houst
yesterday.
Miss Alice Deppen, Of the West Side, ha
been appointed clerk in the board oI
health department and began her duties
yesterday.
T. NJ Fighter Mount Carmel: K. NJ
Smith, Alden: Walter Leisenriug, sand.
Run, and VI. 5. Kemmerer, Mauch Chunk
are at the Wyoming.
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IN HONOR OF ROBERT EmmEr.
Entertainment to Be Given at Music
Hall Sunday Might

Entertainment to Be Given at Music
Hall Sunday Night.
On Sunday evening the 10th ami
versary of Robert Emmett, the young
Irish martyr, will be celebrated at Music
hall by the John Mitchell club, The
following programme will be rendered
Piano solo. .............. Miss julia Allen
Vocal solo, "Banner of Green
Mr.. VIII Il. Green.
Words by John H. Barrett. Music by Ed
j. Smith
Recitation. Mis- Lizzie Gerrity
Vocal solo, "Thema and Variations
Mrs Florence Schilling
BY II. Proch.
Recitation, "Shaun's Head"
Miss Mamie HonRn
BY John Savage
Vocal solo, "let Me Fold Thee Close,
Mavourneenn. n.........M Miss Annie Roche
Address. Rev. p. j. McManus
Vocal solo, "SNd Win BE Kathlern.'
Miss Maggie Harrington
Observation-Disclosures. Miss Mamie BolahC
Vocal solo......,. ...... Mist Ju.a Allen
Recitation, "Erm's Flag '....T, j. Cooney
Vocal solo, "rhe Daisy"
Mrs Florence Schillinl
BY Arditi
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NJ. B. Nauman. of Price street, was
rendered surprise parry on Tuesday
evening by his numerous frsen9s. Sc
leetious were rendered hy the Keystone
quarte5te, consisting OF David Sanders.
VIII Collins, J. w. Jones and Michael
Long. Those present We're Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Wallscs, Mr.. and Mrs A.
Kstcham, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Beavers,
Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Marsh,
Mr.. and Mrs G.. c. James, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Mus'lsman, Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lam
bert, Misses Laura Struuk, Gsrtie
Woolbausb, Jennie Wooloaugh, S
Atkinson Lizzie Marsh, and James
Beavers, Robert Beavers Edward
Webster, John Davis, Samuel Koerner
and Henry Protheroe, OF the North
End.
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Short News Notes.

John r. Phillips, of 2O04 Washburn
street, died yesterday after an Illness
Of elk months He is survived by his
widow and three children, Thomas,
David and Rabscca, the wife of Ben
iimin S Phillips of Bellevue. The
deceased was n native Of Absr1are,
South Wales. Interment at Washburn
street cemetery at 30 p. IN. Sunday.
Bargains in hosiery at Mears 81
Hagen's.
The employees at the Hyde Park Con.
tinsntal and Archibald mines were paid
yesterday. The Diamond and Sloan
men will be paid today.
A drive in gents tics, collars AMI
cuffs and susp3nders at Mears g.
Hagen's.
Alderman Dram, OF the Fourth ward,
has vacated his Office on North Main
avenue and will for the remainder Of
his term conduct the business Mt his
! home on North Sumner avenue.
Full line OF gents' furnishing goods
at Moars & Hagsn'5
The funeral of Mrs. David Cosnsr, OF
Newton Center, who died on Tuesday
last will occur tomorrow. Interment
will be made in the Newton cemetery.
She was 63 years Of age and is survived
by husband and several children.
Our 80 cent corset is beauty.
MEARs & HAGEN,
A very pleasant birthday party was
given in honor Of Miss Cordslia Owen,
ut the home of her parents Mr. and
Mrs William b Owen on North Brom.
10y avenue, yesterday afternoon.
Mrs S. b. EldridEe and daughter
Edna, of Brooklyn, Pa, are guests at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs B. G. Nor
gan.
We guarantee our 81 kid gloves.
MEARs e. HAGEN.
The fourth annual ball Of Company
Y. Thirteenth Regiment. National
Guard of Pennsylvania, will be held at
its Armory, st. Davids hall. on Thurs.
day evening, Mar 10.
FLOWERS GIVEN AWAY.
On Saturday evening, commencing
at T. to every customer buying 80 cents
worth Of good we will give beautiful
bouquet MEARs IL HAGEN,
415 Lackawanna avenue.
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Thomas Davies, aged 33, resident
Of Fifteenth street, died yesterday
morning at / o'clock after a weeks i'll.
ness with pneumonia. Mr.. Davies
was born at New Town, Rhymney,
South Wales, and CANE to this country
twenty-five years ago. He was mem
Der of Enterprise lodge, No, 81, Loyal
Knights of America, Silurian lodge
Independent Order of Old Fellows, and
member of the First Welsh Congre-
gational church. He WAS held In high
esteem by his acquaintances He is
survived by his widow and three chill
dren. The funeral viii take place on
Sunday at 30 o'clock,
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RESULT OF ABsRBAcX AUTOPSY.
Jury Will Probably Rsturn Verdict Tha
Daath Fnllo,yed Natural Causes

Jury Will Probably Rsturn Verdict That
Death Folio we'd Natural Causes.
An autopsy was performed yesterday
by Coroner Kelly, assisted by DR. Nc
Andrews. on the remains OF John Alb
erb,ck, the Hebrew, who expired sud
denly at the corner Of Penn avenue
and Mulberry street.
The result showed that thore was no
cause for a suspicion Of death as re-
suit of a wound upon tho head received
in fight. From testimony it was the
coroner's opinion that death resulted
from heart dissass. The jury will maet
tonight at the court house when a YER
dict of death from heart disease will
probly be rendered.
The following compose the jury: b.
F. Squier, DR., McAndrews, Martin
Bird. p. F. Howlsy, Walter E Davis
aud j. J. Campbell
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MI. ClnnelI,. G,neroslty.

Reliable information authorizes the
announcement that William COnnell
will convey gratuitousy the plot OF
land at Pittston avenue and Brook
street to the William Connell Hose
company, No. .. for the erection of a
building. The quarters Of ths com
pany at present are not central. This
would be a splendid site for the
boys, than whom there are no more
dutiful volunteer members in the city.
1t has come to pass that no surprise
follows nows of Mr.. Connell's bsnefac-
tions They occur 80 often and are of
such public benefit that poopls have
not been able to find words suitably
appropriate.
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of John Philbin were buried in st. Jo-
seph's cemetery.
Edward Durkin, Of Brook street, will
begin the erection of large double
block in week or so.
We guarantee our 81 kid gloves.
MEARs & HAGEN
Michael Hale will be candidate OF
the Henry Coyle party of the Twelfth
ward for delegate to the next Demo-
cratic county convention.
An eleven pound daughter arrived
mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Frable, OF Stone ayonue, yesterday.
FLOWERS GIVEN AWAY.
On Saturday evening, commencing
at 7, to every customer buying 90
c,nts worth of goods we will give a
beautiful bouquet
MEARs & HAGEN,
4l5 Lackawanna avenue.
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ANOTHER TWILIGHT RECITAL.
I. Will Be Given at Blm Park Church O.

Il Will Be Given at Blm Park Church on
Saturday Afternoon.
George B. Carter has consented to
give one more recital at Elm Park
church, Saturday afternoon In order
to accommodate a large numb ber Of
Wilkes-Bqrr and Carbondale people,
the recital will begin at 30 promptly,
the door closing at that hour. Any
Offering at the door will be accepted
for admission, the proceeds being given
to the poor The programme:
Overture, "Stradella" "............. Flotow
BAsS sou. s...'s'''s'' MI lho'i'o
Last Rose Of Summer Arr by Buck.
Quartette.
Prelude and Fugue. e................,..Ba Bach.
Fantasia de Concert. t..................,LuX x
Duet, ....... Mrs O'Brien and Mr. Wooler.
'Ihe Storm '...............,....L Lemihehs'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-02
STARTLING SCENIC eFEscts.
The Performance at Wond,rland Is Bet.

The Performance at Wonderland Is Bet
ter Than Ever Before.
Under the Gaslight. sensational
comedy drama in five acts, was pre-
sented by the Wonderland Stock com.
pauy at that theatre last evening. The
play is on the same line as others of its
class, and presents many opportunities
for comedy work.
During its action several special
pieces of scenery ara presented. The
first is Pier 30. New York city, and the
second ia the great railroad scene where
perfect locomotive dashes across the
stage The Boworv dance was one OF
the best specaltie3 ever introduced at
at Wonderland The entertainment
as n whole, is first class.
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Inspacted Last Evening.

st, Davils hall, the arm)ry Of Com.
pany f, ia undergoing general i'm
provement. For some time past men
have been at work renevating the
building and i. now presents = very
neat appearance. \ new floor has been
laid and the walls neatly papsred. The
large room is also painted throughout
The annual inspection Of the company
was made last evening by NJ ,jor j.
Ridgewsy Wright, Of Wilkes Barre, a
member Of Governor Pattison'5 staff.
The company numbered fifty four and
went through the many iutrieacies OF
the drill in a manner which reflected
great credit upon the man and their
captain, Z. D. Fellows Colonel Ripple
and staff We're present ut the inspec-
tiOn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-02
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

This is what the Philadelphia Bulle.
tin says of Blue Grass. which comes
to the Academy of Music Monday eve
ming Blue Grass was produced at
the Chestnut Street theatre last night
before an enthusiastic audience. The
play was wei received, and its produc.
tion was in the hands Of n capable com
pany, and the performance was enjoy
able and successful
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-02
Choir Compntition.

Fred Jones and John Davis, young
musicians of loeal note. are organizing
a mixed choir to compete for $500
prize which will be contested for ut the
excursion of the Dunmore Catholic
congregation to Lake Ariel next Fourth
of July. The membership must not
exceed eighty nor go below sixty. The
competitors are not excluded On ac-
count Of religious persuasion. The
choir is open to all classes.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-02
VOLUNTEER FiREMeN's CHARTER.
An Application for Ono Filed WIZ


An Application for Ono Filed with
Prothonotary Pryor.
District Attorney John p. Kelly yes.
terday filed with Prothonotary Pryor
an application for charter for the
Volunteer Firemens Mutual Benefit
association.
The organization has been in exist
euce for some time and has u large
membership among the hremsn of this
city. The following are the Subscribers
to the articles Of Incorporation: Fred
W. Z.zlsman, p. J. Hickey, Charles NJ,
Hizelmsn, Lincoln S Tillman, A. T.
Vorhis, Thorn Is r Noon, l. r, Fran 70
co.'s, J. II Reynolds, John Butterman,
ir., r, F. Zizelman and John Ross.