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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-10
PERSONAL.

j. w. Bonita, of Philadelphia, is in tn
Smith Lysaught,o of New York, was in the
city yesterday
Editor Jose h Louis OF the Plymouth
Tribune, was q visitor in the city last
evening.
Prof. l.. T. Buckley, Of Mehoopauy, was
a visitor to the city yesterday afternoon
audcalled upon friends.
Leon II. Lempert. jr., of Rochester, the
architect of the new Frothiuguam the
atre, was here yesterday.
Arthur T Raynsford late Of the New
York Commercial Advertiser and Mail
and EXPRESS. has accepted position on
The TEBUNE's reportorial staff,
General Sales Agent T. F. Torrey, Of
the Delaware aud Hudson, was in his
Office ia this city yesterday afternoon and
evening. lie will return to New York
this afternoon.
Mrs. Ct. Du b. Dimmick, who has lately
sustaiucd,a severe less in the death Of her
father DR.. Boyd, returns tomorrow to
sing at tho DuumOre Presbyterian cdurch,
where he. services have been secured for
the year.
Holgate Bros, who formerly conducted
a bobbin factory at Moscow. sustained a
serious loss at Duluth, Mimi, last week in
the destruction by fire Of their extension
spice mills,
\ handsome portrait Of Colonel William
n. Monies was hung In the city hall yes
terday. With the photograph Of John H.
Fellows the gallery Of the eE-mayors will
be complete.
Charl,s E. Hulourt, the state secretary
of the Pennsylvania Young Mems Chris.
tian association, is spending . few days
with the local association. He will ad-
dress the mems meeting tomorrow after
noou at 4j and will conduct a confer
ence Of the association committeeman on
Monday evening.
John Fee, the pitcher Of last years Scran-
ton club, lies III at his home on Farview
street, Lurbouda.e. He was attacked by
the g,ip about three weeks ago. Other
complications arose and for a while his
recovery was doubtful He is now able to
si- up and Il no relapse occurs expects to
be out ia O few DAYS.
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normal lessons on the Bible, which
are specially prepared as aids to the
teachers of Sabbath schools. The les
sons will be given in the Sunday
school room of the Hampton street
church.
Rev. J. f. Jones. of the Park Place
church, has conducted very success
full week of prayer. The meesings
will be continued next week. when
Rev. S c. Simpkins, of Moscow, will
aid the pastor.
G. Christian. of Wilkes-Barre, gave
very good lecture, illustrated by
steroopticon views at the Second Ger
man church last week. The young peo.
pie were delighted.
Next Monday evening the board of
trustees of the Second German church
will meet in the church, when some
business Of Importance will be tran.
sacted
NoXt Friday evening the Ladies Aid
society OF the Simpson church will
give an entertainment and social at
the pNrlors Of the church.
Tomorrow tho Simpson church will
celebrate Missionary Day, when R'v.
|. o. Peck, d d.. one of the secreta.
ries of the Missionary association, To-
Gated at New York city, will be pres
ent, Mr.. Peck ia one of the best speak
ers of the denomination, aud will, I'M
doubtedly, be hsa:d by u crowded
house.
The young people of the Epworth
league OF the Providence church will
conduct debate next Tuesday even
ing: Resolved. That evil literature
is worse than evil companions" ;"
Rev. Nj. d. Fuller has organized the
men OF hls church into II temperance
circle, The object is to do personal
work among men addicted to drink and
lead them to Christian life
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Christian Church.

Tomorrow morning Elder John Sut.
ton will preach at the Christian church,
North Main avenue Mr. Sutton
preached at Providence fifty-nine years
ago, when the place was known as Raz.
orville, and only consisted of about six
houses. He has not visited this section
for the last fifty years, and has been
wonderfully surprised at the growth of
our city. 1t would be interesting if
Elder Sutton were to give a chapter of
his experiences in these regions fifty.
nine years ago.
Last Thursday evening the ladies of
the above church gave a free social At
the close Of the social they presented a
beautiful communion service to the
church. The presentation speech was
made by the pastor, As soon as he was
through A J. Colburn addressed him
and his wife, and in behalf of the
church presented them with a purse Of
$50 This was very pleasing close to
The evenings enjoyment
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Episoopaliens.

Next Wednesday evening Rev. A.
Ben Olsl, Of Jerusalem, will precch ut
the Grace Reformed church at 7A5
D. m, and on Friday evening, at the
same hour, Rev. George E. Guild, OF
Providence. will preach.
Rev. NJ, II Mill, of the ST, Davids
church, has issued card to the mam-
berS Of his church, giving full instruc-
tions as to Lental services. A meeting
is held at 4 p. IN. each day. save on
Friday, when the service will be CON
Quoted at 1870 D. IN.
The guild of the Holy Cross of the
st. David's church held very success
ful social at the rectory lust Tuesday
evening The young ladies' who took
part in the program did very well.
The funds Of the society were enriched
by s.
The pipe organ donated TO st David's
church by the Episcopal church of To
wanda, has arrived in the city. and
will be erected in the near future.
Rev Rogers Israel attended the fu-
neral of his brothers wife last Thurs
day.
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Presbyterlaus.

Rev August Lauge, pastor of the
Hickory street church. who is now on
his vacation in Germany, wrote let
ter to the elders of the church, which
will be read to the congregation at to-
morrow mornings service Mr.. and
Mrs. Lange had a very pleasant voy-
age and landed at Amsterdam. They
are now visiting various places in their
Fatherland aud will probably spend u
few months there.
Rev. George G. Guild, of the Provi.
deuce church, will preach at Olyphant
tomorrow morning, and Rev. ID.
Brooks, of Wilks-Barre, will occupy
his pulpit
The Olyphant church is busily com
putting its resources to see If they will
be able to secure the services of u pas =
tor who will devote his whole time TO
this church. The church is anxious to
follow the lead of the Archibald church.
with which it was formerly associated,
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Eplsopalian.

GRACE CHURCH (REFoRMED EPISCOPAL
Wyoming avenue. Pastor, Rev. G. L.
Alrich. Services 1880 a. m., "Nlarautha,' -
! Cor. :16 %, and nt 1880 p. m, "In.
spirntion." Young Peoples society
nt $50 pm, Union Bible class on
Thursday evening Mt 7.35 Prayer meet.
ting, Wednesday 7lj p. IN.
SAINT LUKE's CHURCH - Rev. Rogers
Israel rector First Sunday in Lent Holy
communion, s am. Service and sermon,
l03O am; Sunday school, l2 M: evening
prayer and sermon, 1902 M; Kindergar-
ten open Mt 10 u. m Mt 32j Washington
avenue where children will be kindly
for while parents attend service.
SAINT LUKE's DUNMoRE MISSION Rev.
Samuel S. Marquis In charge First sun
day in Lont. Sunday school p. IN.
evening prayer aud sermon, p m.
ST. DAvIDs CHURCH jackson street
Rector NJ II. Mill will olficiate at 10. 30 n,
m. and 7,3O p. m. Sunday school at 2. &c
CHURCH OF THE GOOD sHEPHERD-Greeu
Ridge street. Services ats 10 30, 2.3O, 6.4t
and T. 80.
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Conzregationalilts.

Rev. D. Jones, of HYDE Park, and
Rev. D. A. Evans, of Providence. will
exchange pulpits tomorro W morning.
Rev. Morris J. Cadwalader, of New
York, is visiting tho churches in these
valleys He will spend tomorrow at
Jermyn, and will preach next Thurs
day evening in the First Welsh church.
Tomorrow will be Rev D. p Jones
last Sunday in the Tabernacle church,
and he will close ministry Of nearly
seven years duration On Monday
evening the church will hold fare
well meeting, when many of the pas
tors in the valley will he present. Mr..
and Mrs Jones expect to leave the city
next Thursday for Columbus, Olio.
They leave to the great regret OF the
church and large circle OF lrieNd5.
Next Monday evening the Sunday
school Of the Welsh church, of Provi
dence, will give an entertainment in
the church. On Tuesday evening u
similai entertainment will be given in
the mission hall at Dutch Gap.
The Puritan church, of Providence,
is speedily being completed. Rev. d.
a. Evans, the pastor, hopes to hold the
dsdicatory services next month.
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DIED

WADE-At his late residence, No. 155
South Summer avenue Thursday, Feb.
s. Byron h. Wade, aged 80 years. Fun.
eral Sunday Feb II, at o'clock p, M, ut
the residence.
COLLERN-In Scranton Feb. Q, Mary
Anu Collen, aged o years and 8 months,
Mt 1926 Fifth street. Funeral will be
held Sunday afternoon At 2 o'clock. In
ment at Hyde Park cemetery
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Congragstionnl.

FIRST WELSH CHURCH - South Main
avenue. Pastor d. Jones will preach ut
10 am, and at 6p. m. See notes.
WELSH CHuRCH-West Market street.
Pastor r. S. Jones' b d., will preach at
10 n. M, and at 6 p. IN.
PLYMOUTH CONGREG ATGONAL CHURCH-
jackson street Services lO3O u. m. and
p. m. Sermons by Rev Harris, of Pitts.
burg.
PURITAN CHURCH-Wayne avenue. Pas.
tor, d. A. Evans Services, 1890 a. M,
communion; at p| m, "Preparing the
Way" Sunday school at 2p. m.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-South Hyde Park
avenue. Pastor, ID. r. Jones win preach
at 1880 a. m. and at 6 .. IN.
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Cnlvinisllo Methodlsts.

CALvINGsTtC METHODIST CHURCH-Belle-
vue Pastor T. j, Morris will preach at 10
u. IN. and 6 p. IN.
CALVINGSTIC METHODIST CHURCH -
South Main avenue Pastor Hugh Davies
will preach at 10 a m. and at p. m. sun
day school at 2p. m, Christian Endeavor
ut ll.3O n. m.
CALVGNGsTGC METHODIST CHURCH Wayne
avenue. Service 10 "A. m. and p. IN.
Sermons by the pastor, W. II, Edwards.
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BICYCLE CLUES SOCIAL.

VIII elmen Give a Very Enjoyaole En-
tartainmsnt 20 Friends.
The members of the Scranton Bicycle
club gave a reception and social last
evening to number of Scrantonians
and nOu-residents.
From out Of town were Miss Mason,
Of Baltimore; Miss Dryden, Of Pitt
ston, and Miss Lockwood, of Bing-
hamtOn.
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Methodiats.

The official board of the Hampton
Street church will hold its annual sup
per in the parlors of the church next
Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
Supper will be served from 6 to D. IN.
The Epworth league of the Ham pton
Street church has arranged a series of
pleasing and instructive entertain
ments, WHICH are to follow the regular
business meetings for the next three
months. A card will soon be issued
giving all particulars.
Next Friday evening Feb. 16, Rev.
A, W. Cooper will begin series OF
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-10

During the coming week we shall offer
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bargains in books.
We have large limo Of bright and pop
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The following list will give you an idea
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Music Boxes Exolnaiv.ln.

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BUSINESS NOTICES,
Reinharts Market.

SO and 35 Lackawanna avenue. Every
day from 9 a. m. to 10 a. m Round steak,
lie; sirloin steak, lac; standing rib roast,
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Bonks by Exnrnaa-

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News FROM churches
The Leading Events Of the Week in SCran-
toms Religious Circles.
What The CITY PASTORS ARE Doing

The Ladies of the North Main Avenue
Christian Church Present a Hand
some Communion Service to the
Church-ReV. D. P. Jones to De-
liver His Last Sermon at Tabernacle
Congregational Church Tomorrow.
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conducted by the. pastor. Rev. L, L. Mil
Ter, at 1030a.m. and 7.3O pm. Free pews.
All welcome.
ST.. MARKS Washburn street,
Pastor, G. M. Schsidy. Services 1890 a.
m, and 7.30 pm.
ZIoN's GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mifiliu avenue. Pastor, Z. II. Zizleman.
Services at 1880 Il. m., Sunday school at =
p. m.
CHRIsTs GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
Cedar avenue. Pastor Fred Hotter will
preach Mt 10. 80 H. III. and 7,SOp. III.
Msthodists.
ELM PARK METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CuURCH-W. II. Pearce, pastor. At 1880
o'clock, subject, 1.-The Human Divine
HOPPER" Evening service at 73O p. m,
subject Marriage at Cana" Sunday
school ut p. IN. EpwOrth league at $50
y. M
SIMPSON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Morning prayer at 9.3O Preaching by
the pastor, Rev, l.. O. Floyd at 1870
and at Z D. m. Sabbath school at II
m. Epworth and Junior leagues at q
p m. All welcome.
GREEN RIDGE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CmURCH-Pastor George A. Cure will
preach ut 10, 80 a. IN. and at 1850 p. m.
PROVIDENCE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH- North Main avenue. Services
10. 30 a. m lessons from the Heavens" I"
and Z. 80 p, m.. Paul." by pastor, M. d.
Fuller.
HAMPTON STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Church. Pastor A. W. Cooper will preach
at 10 30 Il. IN. Praise service ut 73J p,
IN. Epworth league ut q p m.
CEDAR AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Pastor Il. l.. Santee will preach
at TO- 80 IA. m., "Whnt Shall | Render to
God" and ut 73O p. m, Receiving
Sinners Sunday school ut 2 p. IN. Ep.
worth league, G,45p. m.
PARK PLACE CHURCH-Pastor j. +.
Jones will preach at 1880 a. m, '"rhe
Swoon Of the Negligent, and at 73O p. IN u
"The Great Physician"
FRsr GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CuURCH-Adams avenue. Pastor q. liau
scr will preach at 1870 a. m, "a New
| Heaven and New Earth;" at 73O p. m,
"The Pure Of Heart" Epworth League
ut q. 80 p. m,
| SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL GERMAN
! CHURCH-Prospect avenue. Pastor G.. Sutel
will preach ut 1890 u. m., and at $50
| p. IN.
GERMAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
| PETERSBURG Rev. j. NJ. Schauk Will con-
duet services ut $3.50 O'Clock and at 1.3O in
the evening Addresses in German and
English. All invited.
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The members of Peter Williamson, lodge
f. and A. M. will meet at Masonic hall
Sunday Feb. II, at o'clock p. m, TO at
tend the funeral of Bro. Byron K. Wade.
r. i. Penman, w. NJ.
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Holy TRINITY CHURCH Evangelical Lu-
theran) n)-Adams avenue aud Mulb erry
street. First Sunday In Lent. Services
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Mrs. Thomas Lewis and Mrs Evan
2. Davies gave tea to the members of
the Ladies Aid society, Of the First
Welsh Baptist church, last Wednesday
In the recent report given by thu
secretary, the society had made S5O5
during the last year The president.
Mrs. B. Hughes is active. and SO ad-
mirably has she filed the position, that
she has been re- elected for many sue
ce.siye years. The socitey does very
good work and is substantial aid to
the church.
Rev. DIR. Connard, of Philadelphia,
will preach tomorrow morning Mt the
| Penn avenue church In the evening
at + p. IN. ne will talk in the jackson
street church, and at 7p. III. he will
speak in the Scranton street church.
The Rev D. 9. Hughes, b D.. has
began to deliver series of sermons at
| Sunday evening services on the history
of theIOld Testament
Rev. 4. J. Collins, pastor of the
/ Scranton street church. returned home
from Sayre, Pa, Wednesday evening
! A great revival has been enjoyed by
the church he visited. Over 100 con.
verts have entered the church, and
still the interest has not abated
The Ladies Aid society, of the North
Main avenue church, will hold a social
next Tuesday evening.
The Psckvills church has been re-
modelled aud reseated. 1t is again
opened for public worship. Pastor
Guest has moved into the new parson
age, aud the church unanimously passed
that he would have the use of the same
free of rent.
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Special services will be held at the
ST. Pauls on Prospect avenue every
Wednesday evening at 80 p. IN.
during Lenten season. Rev. n Kissling
will preach.
Next Tuesday afternoon the pastors
of the German Evangelical church will
meet ia the parsonage Of Rev. Karl
Kissling, ON South side Rev. w
Schmidt, of Honesdalo, will read \
paper on the Sunday school work
Rev Fred Hotter. of Christ church,
Cedar avenue, is a busy man, During
five days of the week no conducts
school, having fifty five scholars en-
rolled, and every Sunday he breaches
two sermons. To do this he must be
dihgsnt in business and fervent in
spirit
Next Tuesday evening the Ladies' Aid
society, of the Bellevue church. will
give an entertainment in the church.
The Chestnut Street German church,
will hold special services on Friday
evenings. at 7:S0 p IN. during Lent,
when the pastor, DR.. Pope. will preach.
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Uncle Eben," said a young man who
was disposed to be jocular, do You be-
lieve that there is luck in a rabbits
foot?''
The old mans eyes twinkled. Put
ting his hand in his vest pocket he
drew forth velvety rabbits paw, and
said gravely. as he held it at arms
length:
See date"
Yes"
"Wall, derc ain no use tryin' ter tell
me dat luck doan go wild dat rabbits
foot Use got the proof right hyur in
de kitchen"
Proof of the luck that goes with
that rabbits paw?"
"Yassir." and the old mans eyes
twinlIled more than ever. DE rabbit
dat used ter wear dat paw is cookin' in
de pot dis minute. An if rabbit stew
ain luck, VIII at is?"-Washington Star.
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Hfstory of a Word.

The way in which the name bureau"
became applied To articles of furniture
intended for literary purposes is rather
curious 1t was the custom in the days
when writing was done on parchment,
and when bool1binding was an expen-
sive luxury, for those who were con
nected with literary pursuits to have on
their tables piece of cloth of a thick
nature, to prevent the boolxbinding re-
ceiving any injury J'-is piece of tex
tile fabric, origE wool, bore in
France the nan ureau, and in
course of time tha- --.-.ne has attached
itself to articles of furniture which have
space protected by some material for
writing operations.
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I'VE have all seen men run for n
train" said a traveller; THE other day
] saw man make break for one oI 70
bicycle. We had halted at station
from which a straight, level road ran
back at a right angle 20 the railroad.
At a considerable distance up that road
we saw "A man coming on "a bicycle. 4
man afoot couldn't have got anywhere
near us from that distance. and H.
didn't seem as though the man on the
wheel could get within rods Of NJ. but
he came down the street whizzing
When he had got about half the dis
tance the conductor gave the signal 10
start, and the engineer sounded the
whistle and started the train. II was
astonishing how fast the man ON tia.
wheel was coming now. There was a
broad level space around the station
The bicyclist swept over this in great
curve that landed him alongside the
baggage car. Dismounting. he lifted
his wheel mp To the waiting hands Of
the baggagemaster; a fraction OF "A
second later the steps of the first pas
senger car came along and the bicyclist
stepped aboard, winner"
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Hindoo Superstition.

A spectacle was witnessed at Madura,
India, which shows how little ''thc
progress Of education" has as vet af-
fected the ideas Of the people. 70 pro-
pitiate the goddess TO whose maliguitv
the dcarth Of rain is. according to Hin
doc superstition, attributed. the bar
barous practice of "hoolI-swinging"
was revived. Iron hooks were pushed
through the skin of the mans back who
had consented TO be the victim in this
hideous rite. a rope was fastened 10
the hooks, and by this the wret-hed
fanatic was hoistcd into the air. Thus
lac remained swinging for upwards OF
an hour, his agonies being regarded as
welcome offering To the offended
deities
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