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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Die Wetp Yerfer WfietbSbausbes
tpcbner.

Die bon @oubsrnbr SIoiper. bon Stein
gorf, ernannte M~ietbsbaus. Gommiiion
bat fid burh bic Netp gorfer @elunbs
beitsbebbrbe einen genfus anferiigen
IaRen, beiien 3abIsn fir ieben. ber fid
fir bic %foaiaIen, seiunbbeitliden unb poIis
tiiden 3uitdnbe Der MetropoIe intereifirt,
bon dubsriter Midtisfeit iint. Dieter
StabtcenfuS lit tbatfddIid iiberraiden,
Der ais Der in 1890 bon Der Hegierung
boreenommene. Der aud erft Dor fursem
perbfentIidt tpurbe. Nad pemieIben
tpobnen aus elmer @eiammtbep5Iferune
bon nabssu stpet MiIionen 1884, 73
Menfden in SO, 1873 Mietbsbauiern,
mas auf isbes ioIhes Saus cine 8sb5Ifes
runs bon birdfdnittIi6 81 8erionen cts
siebt. So befinben fid bort 2346 Sin'
~terbGufer (rear tenements), fporin &c..
1870 9erionen ibr Seim baben. Son Der
seiammten MISUNDERSTANDING iino
l80,359 gsrionen nod feline finf Sabre
alt.
Diefe 3abIen iinb ipirfIid sum @r,
ihreden 9rpb. Das @unberbare babel
aber 1T, bab stpei DritteI Der 8etpobner
9lefp gorfs tpiaie iinb, iabrein iabraus
unter foIden Sutdnben su Ieben ; sus
iammensepferdt in btifteren @obnrdu.
men an fdmubieen StraBen. beitdnbie
fauIe Stuff einsuatbmen unb iib Der @es
fabr idlimrner 8runfbeiten ausauieben.
tpenn es bod bielen berfeIben mbsIid
tpdre. in ben fIeinen Sauiern Der Bore
itdbte, fern bon benz Sdmub unb benz
Safer Der iiberfiiIten Tbeile ber @rob.
itabt. llnterfunft su finb.n. SIN Der
Chat tpiirben bic mebriten biefer 2eute
ii1 nidt in eeiunbere unb bequemere
@obnunsen auf benz 2anb treiben Iaiien.
Sin einsises @Obnsimmer in Der Stabt
III ibnen Iieber ais Elm eanseS Saus auf
benz 2anbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Select Council. 5, Gu,

Select Council, s. Stunt.
9ie fbon einmal perfporfene 8erprbs
nuns, ipeIds Der 8apib Traniit Som.
panic bss 8esere6t gum 2esen bon @er
leiIsn mad seipiffen StabttbeiIen siebt
Go aud nad petersburg unb iiber bic
proieftirts 8oarins 8roof Bride mad Der
5loieite), fpurbe on bieiem Ibenb tpie.
berum nit IL sesen 6 Stimmen beripors
fen. Mapor Cornell bate baS 9ribiIes
aium Der 8eIeQihaft Dor Ginger 3eii
fir pertpirft erfldrt, neil bieieIbe nidt
innerbaIb elmer 8etpihen Srit NIT ben
Mrbeiten %beeonnen bate.
Die 8erorbnuns sur 8eteuerune bon
Bfoiten NIT ie so gentS ipurbe bonn
Gomite siinitis beridtet unb gum Druid
beorbert.
SIN elmer 3uidrift ipra6 iid Der
Mapor sesen @rIafuns ber Steuer bon
gaibarine 8uane aus, aber es itimmten
Ieiner gmpfebIuns MIR gbittenben, Ibos
mas unb 2auer bel.
Cine 8eioIution forbert bic gnfteauns
zines fompetenten SnssnisurS sur Prifs
uns Der 8riidenpldne.
Cine 8erorcnuns tpurOe BEN suitdnbi'
gen @omite iiberipieien, ueIde oer 9lcrb
gnb 8aiIwap 60. bas 8ripile8ium gum
2eeen bon @slsiien burd sspiHe Straben
i'm nbrbliden Stabttbeile siebt.
grite unb stpeite 2efuns pafiirte bic
8erorbnuns, peIde ben Seperoitritt
20. II fir TbeiIe Der H., IL. unb 10
Warb ins 2eben ruff.
Die 2inben Strabe 8riidenberorbnune
ipurbe ipieberum auf cine @ode Der.
idoben.
gnbsiItis paiiirte bic 8erorbnuns aur
b~eieren &esuIiruns unb 8einbaItune
bon Seitentpe9en, uno bab 9runbbes
Iiser fir allen Sdabsn perantiportlid
iine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13


ttpe Der Suseuieure: pertmeber Der
Pfeiler ober fetrte 9r0bere Spanniirtg,
3. f.. fetne Bride" fiibrte perniinfs
tiger Metie CUR enb9tltisen Gutoriiis
rtins bes 8riidenbanes.
Die S6be Der betben gfeiler, bess
ienisen TN Sluiie unb bes arberert aiif
benz 2anbe on Der Stem gorfer Seits,
pirb 200 Sub pom @aiierntpeau reipefs
ttpe @rbboSen betrageu.
Oie Soften ber Bride fperbett ettorine
Ietn. @tpa 500, 900, 900 fOmmet, auf
Die Bride felbft, SIG, 600, 900 aif
@rrnbetseutbumsanfauf, So, 600, 900
auf ben 8abnbof In Stem Norf, So, OO0,s
900 auf ben 8iabuft tinb 81, 600, 600
auf BITE eleftriiden Motoren trib bas
rollenbe Niaterial, alio auf bas @nnse
etfpa $42, 600, 900. Gin GROCER Gbeil
btefes 9apitals TIT bereits geseifnet
unb Der 9ai pirb beginner, iobalb bic
Gage bes SeriegpfeilerS %befinttip feits
seftellt lit.
Der Germirtts Der Bride tn Stem
9orf mtrb etn 6ieIenbabtbof am
YroabpaD Smiiden 38. iirtb A. Strabe
ietn. Dieter Serfallt in 3pet na6 aubert
fait sleide, elfftOdt9e 9auten, bic
burd etnen nieberer Mittelbalt pera
burtben perbeu, unb BON neldett bic
pDrbli6e Seftion bas eisentlide Depot,
Ste iiiblide etn groBartises mobernes
Sotel btlbet.
Dtreft btnter biefen beiSer @ebaiis
ben befinben fid 3lpei mddtige, slass
bebedte 3usballen NIT lie IL @eletfen;
ote l3abl Der @eletie fam iebo6 pers
bcppelt fperben. Oa arf Der SerfeDs
iette bic 3i9e eleftrii6e Mfotoren ers
balten, 70 fallt bic 9elditisuns burh
8ai6 nnb &oblenitaub fort urb aud
bas @erduid Wirb berminbert.
Sn benz eigeutlt6en 9abnbofgebdtbe
merben eiae 6eibe bon 6aumlidfeiten
an Pripate ober @efelli6aften permtes
tibet werben; bas @i4ttsite iebod lift
bic Grrt6tung elmer 9roben 8oitltation
baielbit. Dies erm0gli6t ramli6 bel
Der 8ertbeilung Der POit aus benz Sts
lanoe eiren 3ettsewtnn bon minbeiters
elmer SturSe..
8on bem 8abnbofe fiibrt elm itdbs
lerter Biabuft bon 10, 600 SuB .2Gn9e
3ur etsentli6en Bride. Oerielbe err
bdlt eine Stei9uns pot As SUP per
Weetle. auf Der Seriegieite, auf ben
Paliiiaben, pirS Elm etwa 100 Gder
umfaiienber 9iansirbabnbof erridtet,
mo man bic 3iise, bic nidt sebrau6t
merbeu, aufitellen fam. 9ei Der Steis
suns Der stnlase lit es m69lid, Die
3h9e bon bier aus aud Obne MaI6ine
burd ben Smpuls Der et9enen S6mere
bis gu Der STANDARDIZATION laufen 3t
laiien, elm Spitem, wel6es ii6 i6On
pielfad bepdbrt bot.
Da feline 8abn eth Prtoilesium err
balt, merben 3meifellos iebr uiele
2inien an bic Bride auidlaB uebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
1tnpaf,ense Mamen fur sinser,

Rep. Or. g.. Deg8itt 9aImase idreibi
iiber bisisn Gessnitanb in Der Iebtsn
Hummer bes ,,Ladies Home Journal''
unter benz Iitel ..Qenn Saden sssen
uns fino" tpis folet /: ,,8or fursem tpurbe
Elm &inb sur Taufe 81 mir sebradt, unt
aIs id ben Batter nad benz Namen fragile,
Iaete er 8atbibeba. Marum gItern els
mem 8inS ben Namen elmer ioIden infas
men greatur Der Sdriftseit seben tpnllen.
1T fir mid unberitdnoIid. SD babe
cftmaIs beim 1aufen eefiblt, aIS ob i'd
iasen mbhte ,,@iirbet ibr ibm nidi
better einen anSeren Namen seben 2"
IS siebt feline gntfduIoisune fir Elm
foI6es 8srseben sesen bic @isse, mo
uniere Sprade 10 boil bon Hamen 1T.
fpeIde muIifalii6 in Der Iusfprade unb
70 berftGnbniBpoa Iinb. ipie Sobu. bebeu.
tsnb ,,bie siitise @abe @Ottes" ober
Senrp, bebeutenb ,,ber @bef Der Sauss
b~aItuns'; ooer gIfreb, bebeutenb ,,6us
ter 2~atbssber" ober Sofbua, beoeutenb
,@ott, unier grl5fer''; ober NidolaS,
bsbsutenb ,.Sies fir baSs Bolt" ODER
ambrofs, bebeutenb ,llniterbIi6' ober
9lnbreip, bebeutenb ,,mdnnIid"; ober
gitber, bebeutenb ,,ein Stern; pber
abigail, bebeuteno ..meineS Sater's
5reube" ; ober Inna, bebeutenb .,Sries
be-; ober 8ietOria, bebeuteno ,,8icto.
~; ober 0toiaIie, bebeuteno .,i6bnsr
als cine Stole; Ober Narsaret, bebeu'
tenb ,,eine BerIe"; ober Sba. bebeuteno
..@6ttIid"; ober 8Iara, beoeutenb u8es
riibmt" ober gmaeIia. bebeuteno ,,feis
Bis"; ober Bertha, beceuteno ,.fdbn".
unb Sunberte bon anberen Namen serabe
70 gut, tpeIde cine Silfe anitatt Elm 9in'
bernib iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Wie 1T btes

8ir bieten siubnnoert Dollars 8eIobnune
fir ieben Sail bon Satarrb. Der niht burd Gin
mbmsu BON sails aatarr.sur 9ebeiIt psrSer
fann.
8.S gbeneb& o., Gieentb. SoIebo. .,
8ir. Die llnterseidneten. baben 8. s. Gbenet
felt ben Iekten Is Sabren getannt uno baIier
Jpn fir b%olfommen ebrenbaft In allen Sc
idaftsperbanoIunseu nnb hnan1iel befabtgt
ale bon feiner 8irma ein9e9an8enen gsrbino'
lidfsiten su erfiuen.
@ef s 8ruaJ. @rObbauOsIs Srosniften
SoIeoo, ..
Baloing. &innan & Marbiu 8rob
banbeIs.9 ruguiiteu, SoIeoo. D.
Sals Satarrb.aur miro innerlid eenommer
lino mirft brett auf oas Blnt unb DIE idIeini.
gen SberiddeH bes Sbftems 3euauife trei
u%srianbt. preis Use fur ole GIaide. Der
fault bon allen apotbeferu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Die grobe 9uofon=BrdGke.
Sie gerbinbans @etu 9urfs init BEN
S~eriebsilfer sefi6ert.

6tt BtubAe 0PahhuHB pet
O00 Observation-Disclosures uno Rteienbos
tA-Seiteffparnib tir Die @st-eia spsite'
res sp~edsmsdsmsss wroieft.
nit Rieienbriide, melde, mad ben
III anfseitellten 9erednunsen, inner
O. balb fiirf Sabren Netp Yorf In Der
S6be Der IS. Strabe NIT benz llfer bon
Nem SerieD perbiuben Iotl, miro GRO
Der alS bic 8rooffDner 8riide tiub, gum
fpe3iellen llnteri9ieb bon bteier, bic
eine Sdngebriide lift, eine io9enannte
Santi(epertriide merber. 0aS uralte,
i6ol bet ben Solsbriiden SnbienS an
gefpanbte Santileperi1ltem eepdbrt
allein bic n6tbtse Sefttsfeit fir etne
Bride, wel6e 3abllUie Giieubabu3ii9e
In poller @ef6minbi9feit paiiirert ipers
ben, urlb errt69lidt alleir bte foloiiale
Spanntitts BON 2100 SUP, bic 9r0bte,
melde bis iett BITE Sn9enieurfunit
past. @lei6mobl lit babet Elm Pfeis
fer tint Slut, $40 Srb pOm SerieBufer,
nDtbis.
8efanntlid bat man iid TT Seriep,
ber Sdifffabrt pesen, itarf se9eu oie>
fen 9feiler 9emebrt; aber bic slternas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Retu Dorfer Sauptbabnhof Der SubiOnbriden.
babn.

gew gorter Sauptbabnbof Der SuOioubriden.
babn.
So6intereiiant lit Der Plan, In Ser'
%binbung nit Der Bride etre Qinie al
idaffen, bic etipas iiib6ltli6 BON Mott
Sauen, 81. g., benin Gong Sslarb
Sunb, ibre Sopfftation bat. Dort fuiir>
ben sroBe Sods errtdtet, uub bic
tratsatlantiide Oampfer, anitatt I'm
Gong Sslanb ~berum;ufabren unb bet
Sanbp Soof in ibrer @infabrt bon Der
6lutb ~abbangis sn iein, wiirben BON
obeu In ben SuuS einorinsen urb 3ett
urb @elb tn gang betraftli9em WtaBe
eriparen.
Sn Der Chat eine frieSlide Repos
luton bon aiberorbentliferE rasweite |
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
3turtHrmttu.

Sausfrau: rWaruiii baben Gle
feline Sans mitsebra9t, Miarie, ipie i1
Sbnsn auf9stragen bate P"-M arie:
r@s mar feline ein3ise auf benz Mtartt,
9ndoise 6rau."-Sausfrau:n 0lun,
oas nadfte Wtal iuerbe id binsebsu, ba
mirb fdOn cine ba iein."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Die Snsiana Tarmers'
Spar mno Mnleibe 6eieaidaft
bon Sort geahne. Sno.

Mit a%biclutfr Siderbfii Der auIagt psrbinbet
biele Gieieafhaft srRbfre BprtbsiIe ale abnIide
9nititute. Mad BEN g. Sabre plan 1. 3. fclftt
cine anIeitt bon $1,000 In 70 Wpnatrn nur
$3.50 so, alic pisr grpient jabrli6 +; w6brene Der
Ni9Hfsi8srsaes in Der slsifsn 8riff an $1,000
bic Summle scn $40 pfrbient.
Spbn 9ente8, 428 Sidorp Strabe,
4ssnt fir e %erantpn. unb N bfrfelbe sur asnaen
@rtlaruns bts 9Ianss unb Der 8OrtbfiIf ifbfrs
stit bsrsit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
3enfe's Sotel,
215 Yena Nbs., Scranton, pc.

Ginem perebrten oeutideu 8ubIifum EN-.
pfeble i'd nsin SoteI beftens. Die bsfteu
impOrtirten unS einbeimifden 8iere unb au.
oers 1strdHts, nHS portiislide eisarren.
8sionbers preismiirois fino bic bon mir
feIbft importirten
8bein., MoieI. uno llnsarueine.
% 3si9ust adtuugsbol;
albert 3enfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

s6s- Maebeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismarf
Sdrin8e, Soldnbifde Sdrinss beim Outs
enb ODER SdBden bel Wibmaper, SO $50
2adaipanna Nbenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13
Gagen Gleeberg,

" W Renm y G q G
9mporteur unb SdnSler in
@las-, 8or5ellan. IL. Srbenpaaren,
sampsu. a'ppiadsa uno Mefawuarsu-
Eif6' nno Sptelmaaren
cine Spe3ialitat.
glesanteS 2aeer. - 8iaisfte Breife.
@rabiren auf @Ias nab 8effeluua.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

9r. Sdoop. Dor 9, Ratins. @is,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

se- 2efet bas ,@odenblatt" reseI'
mGBig ; eS foitet nur S2.00.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-13

Ser beutid5e s8es.
ipeifer sur geiunSbeitS,
wslber bic 8ebanbIung
nit bieier Grsnei seuau
beidreibt, nebft Broben,
iperben on irsenb cine
Gbreiie frei periaHbt.
Sian ifreibe an
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
sAeRlFFs DEEDS ACKNOWLEDGED.
Number of Property Convsyanoss Pro-
claimed In Court.

Number of Property Convsyancss Pro-
claimed In Court.
Sheriff Fahey yesterday appeared in
court and acknowledged the followin q
deeds:
Lot in the Fifth ward in the city of
Scranton sold az the property Of Winnie
Gleason 10 the West Side bank for $57. 20.
Lot In the Tenth ward of Scranton sold
as the property Of John Dieter to the Lack
awanna Building and Loan association for
S6l.
Lot Of land in the Tenth ward, sold as
the property of Jacob Hoffman to Herman
Osthaus for $54
Lot In the Fifteenth ward sold as the
property Of Melinda V. House and L. Ii.
House for $50.
Lot in the Eighteenth ward sold as prop
erty OF Mariana Dollmon, administrators,
to John Q. Zurflieh for $S7.
Lot of land in the city of Scranton was
sold as the property of James F. Foley to
John ?. Kelly for So, 700.
Lot in Carbondaie sold as the property
Of Ann Jordan to Adila e. Cutler for $40.
Lot OF land in jefferson township sold as
the property of l.. w. StRngenburg and
George h. Doty to John T. Shook for $3.50
Land in North Abingdon sold as the
property of John R. Briggs to Nancy X.
Dean for sS3.
Lot OF land In Mayfield sold as the prop
erty OF S. j. Matthews to William r. Mat
thews for Sl0l.
Lot In Priceburg sold as the property of
Michael Matyjewics to j. S. Miller for
1850.
Lot in Priceburg sold as the property of
Marion l.. Smith, administrators, to the
German Building and Loan association for
$50.
Judge Archibald announced that 9TH
er deeds would be acknowledged next
Thursday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08

the common council, and Firemen j..
Donnelly. ], P. TAYLOR. ]. j. Thomas.
Philip Schnell and j. Durkin.
President Frank Stewart presided
over the quiet time" with his quiet
smile which was apparently conta-
gious. for before they had been sitting
there long every one was smiling.
They seated themselves about the as
sembly room on the second floor, and
I. ]. Jennings, Of the Scranton Hook
and Ladder company. presented the
Excelsiors with handsome banner OF
blue and yellow silk. The ground work
Of the front was blue and In the cen ter
was an oil painting Of the Scranton
Aerial truck.
An inscription donotiug that the ban
ner WAS the property of the Hook and
Ladder company, No. 1. of Bingham
ton, n. Y, was on the front in yellow
letters. On the yellow drapery at the
top was group of ladders and hooks
surmounted by frsman'e hat and on
the back was "Presented to the Ell.
celsior Hook and Ladder company of
Binghamton on June 5, by the Scran-
ton Hook and Ladder company"
Mr., Stewart replied and then they
made rule that every one must tell q
story, sing song or dance. That went
all right for little while but the
minds Of few Of those present seemed
to be tseming over with stories. It
was an enjoyable evening for tho boys
The guests from Scranton returned
home on the / a. IN. train.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.

Daniel Williams. of North Sumner ave-
nue., is i'll.
Mrs. William James, of Wilkes Barre,
was among friends on this side yesterday.
Miss Madge Wrigley, of Wyoming, is q
guest at the home OF Seth Wrigley, OF
Twelfth street.
st. David's Episcopal church and the
Church OF the Good Shepherd will run a
joint excursion to Lake Ariel on June Q.
The Scranton Field club has opened its
tennis grounds on South Hyde Park ave-
nue.. The grounds are in fine condition.
Thomas Watkins, of North Fillmore
avenue, young man employed at the Mt.
Pleasant mines, was injured yesterday by
having his hand crushed between cars.
His injury is Of most painful nature.
Tho newly organized Republican club
will meet this evening in the rooms of the
Hyde Park Free library when name will
be chosen and reports OF committees re-
ceived, An election of officers will take
place.
The Rev. j. G. Leacock, of Dunmore,
will deliver an address upon "The Polity
of the Methodist Episcopal Church"
this evening before the Epworth
league OF the Hampton Street church. The
business meeting OF the league will begin
at T. 30 o'clock, the address at s. All are
cordially invited to be present There
will be no admission fee.
Gilt edged butter. zoe. CLARKE Bros.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
notes OE South side
Little Chlld's Narrow Escape from Daath on
Cedar Avenue.
LIFE Saved BY THE MoTOUHAN
Young Friends Celebrate the Birth
day of Miss Lizzie McGiII, of South
Washington Avenue-Those Who
Were Reconsideration Athletic
Club Will Parade on Saturday
Night-Minor Jottings of News.

Yesterday afternoon about 2 O'clock
tho instant death Of n little girl by the
street car on Cedar avenue. near Alder
street, was prevented only by the
watchfulness of the motorman. The
car was inward bound and moving at
about four miles an hour. There ia IL
big hemp OF building material close to
the sidewalk on Cedar avenue in front
OF the new Robinson building. Several
small children were at play behind the
lumber, hid from the visw Of the ap.
proaching Car. Suddenly one of them
sprang out and stood in the middle of
the track. She was so excited in her
play that had the car been going at
even ito usual speed she would not have
noticed it aud her life would have paid
the penalty.
The girl was not more than G years
old. Fortunately Motorman Higgins
applied the brakes with alacrity, and
the child was saved from injury.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
FORFEITED RgcoGNlzancss.
Action to Recover Begun Yesterday In
Number of Cases

Action to Recover Begun Yesterday In q
Number of Gases.
The county solicitor, ex-Judge Knapp,
yesterday begun actions to collect for
fsited recognizances in the following
cases:
Mike LOTUS, assault and battery, $500,
surety; John Lucken.
Frank Morrow, larceny, $500, surety;
Mary Morrow.
Frank Hengabone, malicious mischief,
5000, surety; George Yarns.
Felix SteZneska, malicious mischief,
$500. surety; Martin Woyshner.
Stanislaus Kozel, assault and battery,
500 surety, Martin Woyshner.
William Watchas, attempt at rape, $500
surety; John Lucken.
Martha Davanosky, burglary, $500 sure
ETY.; Patrick Henegan.
Francis Morrow, burglary, 81, 900 surety;
Mary Morrow.
Shadrack Lewis. desertion, $500 surety;
David Bowen.
Frank Patonis, aggravated assault and
battery, 5000 surety; William Brenan.
Powell Carpalie, aggravated assault and
battery, $500 surety; Joseph Hurlbert.
Adam Pesko, aggravated assault and
battery, $500 surety: John d. Uboits
Charles Black, aggraved assault and
battery, $500 surety; j. L. Ryad, security.
Alexander Bromage, aggravated assault
and battery, $500 surety; Adam Splitter.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
Be ASHAMED OF SICKNESS !
There's No Virtue in NonSensi-
cal Kind of Patience.

Disease Is Nota Fatality When Paine's
Celery Compound Is Within the Reach
of Every Sufferer In the Country-Ii
Is Making Thousands of People We'll
This Month.
Sickness is not fatality.
There is no virtue in patience with
disease or weakness.
Il always feel ashamed to be sick, u
says famous preacher In nine
cases out of ten l know that 1t is due
to carel' 'sSnes0; l get we'll as quickly as
l can, almost ashamed, as il had been
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
sRETURN OF Or. AND MRS. KAY.
Places Which They Visited While in the
Old World

Siu w oTIu
DR.. Thomas w. Kay, who left Prov.
dence March II, with Mrs. Kay, for a
visit 10 Europe was interviewed by
TRIBUNE reporter soon after his return
yesterday afternoon. The doctor sailed
by the Kaiser Wilhelm II and visited
the Azores, Ponta Delgardas, saw the
fortiications of Gibraltar. the Pillar of
Hercules. passed through the lovely
Rivera in sight Of Cannes. Nice and
Modaco at Genoa.
He visited the Campo Santa, the
Holy burial ground which is covered
with soil conveyed from Jerusalem,
and also saw there the birthplace of
Columbus At Pisa DR.. Kay saw the
famous leaning tower. AT Rome he
attended the great medical congress
attended by over 5000 visiting
physicians, and read a paper en-
titled. Treatment of Throat In
Diphtheria Of Children" A garden
party was given by the king and queen
of Italy in honor of the members Of the
congress-. and a reception in the even
ing by the city authorities.
uO phOScOuVu w
Bologna'and Venice and witnessed a
cels bration in honor of the meeting of
the king and queen of Italy and the
Emperor and Empress Of Germany.
Proceeding on his tour DR.. Kay
passed through Verona, which is famed
for its connection with the works of
"the immortal bard,' afterwards to
Milan, noted for its marble cathedral
and the largest theater in the world,
the Sceaia.
AT Paris the greatest attraction was
the Louvre-the finest collection Of art
and antiquities in the world. and after
a very plessant voyage across the cham
mel passed fourteen very enjoyable days
in London and much admired the rel
les Of the British museum, especially
the Portland vase, for which the Duke
of Portland was offered 81. 100000. He
returned on the German vessel, the
Spree, reaching New York yesterday
morning ut q. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
SOUTH SIDE FITTINGS.

Mrs. Coyne, Of Minooka, will be buried
this afternoon at o'clock in Minooka
cemetery.
John Hughes, of Cedar avenue, who was
arrested for betrsying Miss Mary McHale,
of Pear street, yesterday made amends by
marrying the yonng lady.
The Mozart Quartette club held meet
ing last night and decided TO attend the
Leiderkranz picnic at Central park next
Monday. The club will sing some choice
selections.
The Century Hose company's new team
Of blacks are exercised every morning
along Pittston avenue. The animals have
already been trained to get under the har-
ness at the sound Of the alarm.
A. Mohr has yet no opposition for dole
gate to the Republican county convention
from the Second district of The Nineteenth
ward. In the Third district OF this ward
several candidates have been mentioned,
but friends of j. j. Chase claim he is in
the lead
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-08
THEIR oRUeHTgRs BIRTHDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NIcGill Give Party in
Honor Of tho Occasion.

Mr.. and Mrs. IIcGill Give Party in
Honor of tho Occasion.
Last night there was assembled at
the home OF Lizzie MoGill, of Sout b
Washington avenue. Il merry group OF
young friends who came to spend t he
evening In honor of her birthday.
Miss McGill's parents provided u pleas.
ant manner Of reception for their
daughters visitors. Many beautiful
presents were bestowed, among which
were gold necklace and gold stick
pin.
The names Of those present are
Misses Julia German. Gsorgie Will.
Jams, Minnie Hetfener, Mary Jovce.
Lizzie Huissler, Marsella Corean, Ger
tie Lee. Lena Kenny, Hannah Morris
sey. Anna Fox, Mary Gaughan, Katie
McGill. May McGill, Essie Macarthur,
Katie Core. Annie Richards, Sadie
Morrissey, Lena Fox and Annie Tyr
rell Charles Kramer, George Cunning
ham, John Henderson, Willie Poliskie,
james Kelley. Eugene Coleman,
George Macarthur, Willie McGill,
Walter Kramer.