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Ex-lnsTloE SUTHERLAND Of cleo ton crimes fame gets two years and eight months in Sing Sing.
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ron PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

We are authorized ta announce -sil U :. c MARTIN as tl candidate for recollection 70 it,,. f3sliee nf Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh .iudicial District subiectto the ne 4ion oi The Democratic party
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pit sIiERtLIs

Wear. authorized to aunonuee MIX. N. l., sqf:ilkI.ANU IS q eaudieafe fai aherih Of Jefferson Iounty sntlieci fa fhe action Of the Democratic paft.
 Meare aithari7ea to anaannee ME, (, II. FRfPIETsT as Ii candidate Tor sheflh, sub- eel to tue eaetien If ihe Democracy at Jet'ar- son conntY
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NEw ORLEANS is making desper- ale effort in behalf of pure maniei- pal Government
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t4ny PArrlsoN says if rioting deesn { cease in Fayette county he will call out the militia
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FOR CONSTABLE

Me arc estthoriaed fo announce MIX. ". A CLAY as Il ennidaie for Constable of Naugine township, suhleet te the action of Ihe Dem oefatie party
 We are authorized tn announce MIX. MA SOk PltILPO1 candidate for Constable Of Yuugine Township. subiept to the action of the Democratic party.
 see are authorized 10 announce NIB. ]. q. HEERSGBSPIEf as candidate for Con stabie of Naugine Township. subject tn the action of tho Democratic partyI
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FOR Coe>rf rREAsuHrH.

We are authorized to announce MIR. E. T. KENDALL for reelection to inc office oi County Treasurer If Jefferson county. sub ieci to inc action of the Democratic partg
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-01
4-EO-U-AL-12

i.e. Four weeks by ear method of teach ing hook keeping is e4uGt to twelve weeks ny the old style. Positions guaranteed under cenain conditions. Besr patronized Busi ness College in the south. io students iH It tendaaee The past 3ear. Eleven teachers Nashville is the edneaf ioHaI center Gf the south Cheap board No vacation. Enfer my time. Home study. We have recently pte= pared books on Book keeping Shorthand and Penmanship especially taptahe to home study Nothing like hem eyer issued before sent on 50 days triat Our free Illustrated s0-page catalogue will explain all. Send fol it now. DRAUaHoSs PRACTICAL BrSfNEss COLLEGE AND SCHooG OF SHORTHAND AND FFfgaRApHY. Nashville, Tenn.
 \. B.--Ne p;lY t3 cash for all vacancies is book keepers. stenaeraphers. teachers. efe.. renorted to lS provided VI fll the same.
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FOR JUSTICE or rnr rrAer.

afn eanaia:.te for Justice of the Peace of Neugffse tEsH naiiip subject n Inc action of the DemoeeafIe party am nnW serving one fetnr~afsd hone have gwen satisfaction. and 5 vilh your beip. am wiling ts continue in see Ny n.oft5 is. f's.iye and let live
 sF. |. MATHEWS.
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$5o,ooo III Prizes
 WILL EE DISTRIBUTED AMONG NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

prize certificate issued and mum bered in he same order as paid sub seriptions are received will he sent by return mail ii Hot found satisiac- tory, return il and money will be re- funded Send $l.50 for a year's sub seript'on at once and secure one of the largest prizes
 THE AMERICAN ROME JOURNAL, 3ss DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO.
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TOR CIRCUIT CLERK

We are authorized te aunounFe NH JOHN WEEDaS. If Dadiy Lake Township, as q candidate fof Circuit Clerk ot Jefferson county. snhieet tn the action ol the Demo- cratic party
 We are authorized to annonnre MIR. GHARBE< R. HIrZHutsH aa d candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Jefferson gnnnty- sub. eel 10 the aciinn oi the Democratic party To the Democrats of Jefferson County Believing that the office of tirenit Clerk of this cAnnfy should he in the hands U beino- crat and helieving that can serve the best iaterests ef the people of the county in that Jifiee as effectively and in as competent q manner as anyone else who may aspire 10 Ii, I hereby announce myself candidate for the same. subject te the action of tue Dem ocratic party of ihe county. promising to make failhfni officer if honored with the suffrage uf the people Very respectfully
 Il \. Mccoy
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To inc Democratic yoters of Jefierson
 CountyJJ

hereby announce candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk, wholly subject The ac- ton CT the Democratic party. have never failed in loyalty 10 the party, believing it's supremacy nest assured good government and thc prosperity of tbe individual citizeni and sa Leilesng still ifs policies and men hall in fhe fHsufe. H. in the past. receive my unqualified support. am familiar with the duties of the office. and make the simple proIuise. if hunored with election, to courte- onsiy. faithfully nnd iuipaitially discharge them mnder the iaw and oath Of office Soldering ytar support ain, respectfully.
 W Z. TANKKHsIhY.
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guaranteed cls SeIg0Es Pros r'tiea f1fs 11szl 1e9- Heas!acna EeufHis7t :fnd iil5a5inia. Graat e se5ea fn tHe uae of t5a.een u .la. s.cofoi md atisef directions, lieeihz AA'i.ts 1lesfiesshese AeB5si 3epiess.on. Netastlshta as the Bfaaa, ta<e8 and at la miserable iaaHz aiaens,c Neseiiss atl losses either vitality and stfe.f Q born tna muscular aHa HeHvoUs 7ysteEf5 tones
 s brain na ids t sgzh 5rines rsfreshiaa sieeE and Iestefes health itEa aa9aiaess Go -he sufferer. 1.91th's tfaaf nent lu .'.u Pagkage by ntals tg address = sl qef boz for YJe1 Nith ever &59jo4r VIC give a written guarantee TO cure oFEeiGnG he Inaney Circulars ttee. 6aata utees iseue niy bl
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TOR CONGRESS.

we are authorized tb announce 3 h' llsFsisI | SRIDGE, Of Jefferson County, ns q candidate forfhe Fiffy-fourth Congress from the Second Arkansas Congressional lhsTlet' silniset fu Inc action of the Democratic Nom iuHting Convention
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-06-01
Alton Walker Druggist & Pharmacist.
 POS V. Second Avenue.

The people are beginning to realize that at Wake Drug is the pae to buy their drugs. fire perfume soaps toilet waters urd Crayns fine stationery tabl etc Try bottle of Walkers Cream Balm for your cos plexion removes tanfreckes sunburn sample Bottle F
, 1894-03-07
Bekjendtsioxelse

nET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
Kolonialraadet i sit den 26de
ds. afholdte Mode har gienyalst
Bankbestyrer CREAGH til Medlem
af Sundhedskommissionen for Chri-
stiansteds BY, og at Gouvernementet
har. gjenvalgt Procurator A. D.
STAKEMANN til Medlem af n@vn~
e. Kommission .os Forretningsforer
E. r. FORD til Medlem at Sund-
hedskommissionen for Frederiksteds
BY. 49,
aads ESbrnsr 1894.
LIMPRICHT.
, 1894-03-07

n ia hereby made known that in
meeting held. on the goth inst.
2he Colonial Council has reelected
MI. .CkEAGH member of the
Board Of Health for the town of
Chiistiansted, and that Govern
m'ent, has reappointed Mr.. A. 3:
STAKEMAN,N member of the said
Board and Mr.. II. r. FORD mem
Of the Board of Health for the town
Of Frederiksted.
Government secretary's Office. St. CrOix,
sAs 2sth February 1894.
, 1894-03-07

~ FTER Begj@ring af Konsens
NAFogod tilbagekaldes herved de
yer Eiendommene
No. 1S A & 2ki Dronningens Tvergade.
efter Skattelisten tilhorende J. J. Cattle,
No. IL A. B. S~trandgade,
sfter SkatteliSten tilh0rende John /. Edwards.
No. 3 A. Smedestrede, ..,,o
efter Skattelisten tilhorende RAN. Cornelius
Born.
No, 9 Kirkegade,
efter Skattelisten tilL6rende Joseph Caetine.
No. % & 26 Strardg"ae,
fter 6kattelisten tahorende Ann G.. Bracket,
No. 81 kongensgade, .,t'
efter Skattel:steu tilhorerde NJ. & A L0fler.
No Is Strandgade, 80,
'efter Skastelisten tiIhSrsude Louis Durant
berammede Auktioner.
C~h.istiansteds Auktionskontor. St. CrOix.
den 27de Fsbruar 1894.
MAXEN.
, 1894-03-07
riokIamfla.

A.LLE os Enhver. der maatts
~ have noget at fordre i Boet efter
afd6de umyndiggjorte CHARLES
MENLAN NICOLAS, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel
til for undertegncde Skifteret at
anmelde og beyisliggj0re deres'
Krav.
St. Thoma. Gkiftsrst den eide Fsbruar
's9i.
HALvOR HANSEN.
, 1894-03-07
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SOUTH SIDE JoTIINGs.

II, G. Haak visited Pittston friends last
night.
Miss Lille Krillick, of Willow street, is
visiting in Allentown.
Street Commissioner Philip Kirst is at.
tending to active duty again, after his late
serious illness.
Philip Graf, the South Washington
avenue hotelkeeper, who had been i'll is
attending to business.
Frank Dickert, Of Prospect avenue, re.
turned home yesterday from Nanticoke
where he spent week.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF A. j. Mulderig, the Pittston avenue
grocer, to Miss Annie e. McHale, of Dun.
more.
Mrs. Jacob Sontag, OF South Washington
avenue, whose hand recently was pain
fully cut from broken bottle, is able to
use the member.
Miss Katie Campbell, of Pittston avenue.
leaves today for her uncles home in Phila.
delphis, at which place she intends to re-
side permanently.
Mail Carrier Richard Grimes, of this
side, and John Coyne, Of Minooka, will
compete in the pigeon shoot at the base
ball park this afternoon.
Tom" Hughes an old offender, had the
street to himself yesterday afternoon for
an hour and no one dared quiet him. Off
Ger Schmidt had the nerve to do it and
succeeded in arresting the war-like young
man.
The social Of the Scranton Athletic club
last night at Germania hall was a most de-
lightful affair, attended by crowded list
OF young folks. Schmitt's orchestra was
engaged to play, and the quality OF music
furnished was highly appreciated.
The Youn Peoples Society Of the Ger.
man Evangelical st. Paul's church, corner
Prospect avenue and Beech street, will
hold an ice cream social Friday evening in
the church basement The following pro-
gramme will be rendered; Song, by the
society; soprano solo, Miss Lizzie Fischer;
male quartette, Rev. Ed Lang, j. Brumer:
A. NoTz, M. Ross; recitation, Miss Emma
Hofskey; duet, Misses Bertha and Emma
Notz; baritone solo, Ernst Gloor; violin
solo, John Brunner; duet, Mrs. Edward
Lange and Miss P. Schwenker; recitation.
Miss Kate Heimann; song by the st. Paurs
Church choir; duet Rev. Edward Lang
and Earnest Gloor; violin solo, j. Drummer:
soprano solo, Mrs. A. Kehrle; dialogue,
Messrs. j. Bollinger, Henry Moor, Chris
Boeckenkaup. Admission free.
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eft yesterday morning for Philadeldhia,
where they expect to enter the College OF
Pharmacy.
About 1,5O0 people gathered at the tent
last evening to hear Mr.. Bliss eloquent
ermon. The praise service led by Tallie
Morgan was enjoyed by very large num-
Der OF people who couldn't stay till the
sermon was over.
q. ID. Myers, the well-known railroad
man, who lost two fingers of the left hand
in an accident on the Delaware and Hud.
son railroad last November, has opened a
grocery store at 1881 Providence road. Mr..
Myers health is none too rugged, and
after the accident he went West in the
hope Of benefiting it. He was advised by
his physician upon his return to give up
railroading, and has therefore embarked
in the grocery trade.
A large number attended the lecture of
L. w. Bliss on John the Baptist" 1t
was preceded by a short praise service.
Rev. George e. Guild led in prayer. Mr.
Bliss spoke on the testimony of John con-
corning Christ's blood as found in the
twenty-ninth verse of first chapter Of the
gospel according to st. John and laid
great stress on that passage found in the
10Th, 10th, 18th, 18th verses of the 18th
chapter of the same gospel where it says
that Christian is not of the world but of
heaven, even as John was sent from
heaven to preach Gods word to men, so
Christians must SO live as to leave ex-
amples for men. Mr.. Bliss will lecture to-
day on the apostle Peter which will end
his course.
The Women's Christian Temperance
union meeting which was held in the Zion
Evangelical church on Capouse avenue
last evening was well attended The
meeting was opened with prayer by Rev.
g. J.. Maice, pastor Of the above church.
aud the reading Of the Scripture by Rev.
A. F. Chaffee. After recitation by Miss
Eva Dorsey, Mrs. Franc Vail gave very
interesting address ON the Union, which
was followed by Mrs. Benton II. Jayne
singing There Are Ninety and Nine"
Miss Mabel Mallory recited "The Prohibi-
tion Ladder" very touchingly. After
short addresses by Mrs Horns and Rev.
Alrich, of the Grace Reformed church,
Miss Eva Dawson told Of "The Price Of
One Drink" A number Of persons Joined
the union at the close of the meeting
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STREET RAILWAY EXTENSION,
South Siders viii Be Able Soon to Rid
to Pittnton.

South siders Will Be Able Soon to Ride
to Pittoton.
The prolongation of the South Side
and Greenwood street Car line has
reached the Delaware and Hudson
railroad tracks at Moosic. To this side
of Avoca from Hughestown borough
the tracks have been laid this way and
there is now but short link OF rail be-
tween Moosic and Avoca to be built.
Altogether it is not probable that more
than six weeks will be required to com.
plete the road from this city to the La
high Valley depot on Water street,
Pittston.
The company that has the contract
of putting up the polls and stringing
the wires began to work at Greenwood
yesterday. AS soon as the road is
ready for traffic it will be operated.
The fare from this city to Pittston will
likely be fixed at 15 cents.
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LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.


Maurice Forbes, of Carbondale. is visit
ing friends on this side.
Miss Caroline james, Of Avondale is
visiting friends on this side.
Undertaken Will Price, of South Main
avenue, was in Pittston yesterday.
Miss Gertie Koerner. of North Lincoln
avenue, is recovering from an Illness
William Mcfarland, of Drifton, is the
guest of G. w. Lull, of Sumner avenue.
Miss Helen Reefer, Of Carbondale, has
returned home from visit with friends
here.
Evan Tucker, Of Carbondale, has re-
turned home after visit with friends on
this side.
William James of Braddock, Pa, ia the
guest of Miss Kate Johns, of South Brom-
ley avenue
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs George
Kinereln, OF North Sumner avenue, died
yesterday. Funeral private.
Howard Smith and family, OF Eliza.
beth, N. j., former residents Of this side,
are visiting relatives on Tenth street,
Conrad Shaw and William Faulkner,
who were arrested for stealing fruit will
have hearing this morning in Alderman
Johns court.
George H. Nichols and Fannie Deacon
were married on Wednesday evening at
Clark's Green by Rev. d. w. Skellinger,
of the Washburn Street Presby terian
church.
Every committeeman recently appointed
by the standing committee residing in the
Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Fourteenth, Eigh.
teenth and the Second district of the
Twenty-first ward is requested to meet at
7.8O this evening at st. David's hall for
the transaction of Republican campaign
matters.
Rev. D. W. Skellinger, pastor of the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church,
last evening received his certificate Of dis.
missal from the Presbyterian board. In
additional TO the regular certificate, a
hearty commentator was given him by
the board for his faithful and efficient ser.
vices as pastor of the church.
Morgan Jones. of Mears' sale stables,
and Miss Lizzie Brenneman, OF West Lack.
awanna avenue, were married ON Wednes-
day evening at the parsonage of the Wash
burn Street Presby church by Rev.
ID. w. Skelltnger. The bride was attended
by Miss Sarah Davis, and the groom by
Charles Brenneman, a brother Of the bride.
have the best wishes Of their friends.
The Ladies Aid society, of the Wash.
furn Street Presbyterian church, held a
delightful social last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Fink on Wash.
burn street. An enjoyable evening was
spent in social manner and the menu
served by the young ladies was an excel
lent one. The affair was given for the
purpose Of raising funds to purchase car
pets for the new edifice which is now un-
der construction, and large amount was
realized
A great feature will be mock trial
which will be held on Monday next by the
Chi Epsilon society of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church. The affair
is creating great interest, and large num-
ber will attend. The defendant, d. A.
Stone, is charged with the heinous crime
of stealing bricks from the old church.
Horace Keen will act as sheriff. The at.
torney for the plaintiff is Maurice Miller
and for the defendant, d. w. Morgan.
Other parts will be taken by Arthur Clark
james Griffiths and Frank Thornton. Ali
are invited to attend,
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NORTH EMO BRIEFS.

Mrs. s. R. Henwood, accompanied by
her sister, left Wednesday morning for a
weeks stay at New York
A party consisting of sixteen of our
prominent young people en- joyed straw
ride to Waverly last night
George Dickinson, of Fenner & Chap
pelps stores, went to Wilkes. Barre YES.
terday, having received word that his
brother was dying.
The ladies of the Primitive Methodist
church, on East Market street, ore pre-
pairing for their annual bazaar to be held
on Nov. 5. Q, 7and s.
Mrs. ]. Davis. (Llinor Taft Of Johns
town, Pa, will lecture on "Marriage Not
Failure in the Calvinistic Methodist
church on Wayne avenue tonight.
An important meeting Of the Emerald
society will be held Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock In ODonneil's hall. All members
are requested to be present.
The F. P. D. +. dancing class will open
in OMalley's hall on next Thursday even
ing Peter Saltry will be the instructor
and Miss Kate saltry pianist.
Robert Sherwin, of Henwood's drug
store. and Jacob Schisbel. Of Depot street.
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HoNoRED the WORRIES.
An Entertainment is Rendered II
Their Lodge Room.

An Entertainment is Rendered in
Their Lodge Room.
A pleasant entertainment was given
last evening to the members of Robert
Morris lodge. Order OF American True
Ivoriies in Clark's hall. David Owen
presided. The programme opened with
selection by quartette consisting Of
Will Reynolds. Emerson Owen. David
Owens and Walter Jones.
1t was followed with a declamat
by D. Jeremy Davies entitled "Spar.
tana." In the absence of Councilman
+. d Robathan, a short address on the
welfare of the society was given by
DR.. B. G. Beddoe. Emerson Owen
was prevailed upon to recite the
'Missr,' which he did in On excellent
manner and depicted the exeruciating
agony of the miser with fine effect.
The affair closed with a selection by
the quartette.
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scranton's Business In forests.

The TRIBUNE will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list OF the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur-
ing and professional interests Of Scranton
and vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
photogravure views of our pnblic build.
ings business blocks, Streets ETC., together
with portraits of leading citizens, No
similar work has ever given an equal rep.
resentation OF Scranton's many indus
tries 1t will be an invaluable exposition
OF our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies Of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be an unequalled
advertisement of the city. The circu.
lation is on plan that cannot fail of good
results to those concerned as we'll as the city
atlarge. 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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Mrs Thomas Early, Of Jessup is visiting
her mother on Drinker street.
NJ. Chamberlin is spending q week Wis
iting friends in White Haven.
H. L. Spencer's new double house on
Webster avenue is completed.
Mrs. Emma Barthlow, of salem. is visit.
ing at Emory Blacks, on Drinker street.
The Young Mems Institute Of Dunmore.
will hold social on Oct. o in Odd Fellows
hall.
Work has been commenced, excavating
for the new home for the Friendless build.
ing near the Oral school.
DR.. q. j. Chamberlain, and G. w. B.
Allen attended a meeting OF the Presbytery
at Wilkes-Barre Saturday Of this week.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Aunie McHale, of this
place, to A. j. Mulderrig, Of South Scran-
ton.
Mrs. Lee Smith, OF the Dunmore Hotel,
who has been i'll long time, left yesterday
morning for Philadelphia, where she will
enter hospital for treatment.
Elmer Space, an employe of the Spencer
Coal company, had the misfortune yester-
day afternoon to get caught between two
culm cars and had one of his thighs broken.
The funeral of Jacob Weber, who died
in the City hospital, Newark, N. j.. will
take place this afternoon at o'clock from
the residence of his brother, Theodore
Weber, on Drinker street.
The Pequest tribe No. 337, Improved
Order of Red Men, will hold public in
stallation and entertainment Thursday
evening, Oct. A, at Odd Fellows hall. The
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SOUTH SIDE.
STRUCK BY CARS.
Willie Dunleavy Severely Injured Yes.
tsrday at South Works.

Wine DunleaVy severely Injured ess
tsrday at South Works.
Early yesterday morning Willie Dun.
leavy, the 14-year-old son of Mrs.
Dunleavy, of Pittston avenue, had q
narrow escape from death at the South
works, where he was employed as a
messenger boy.
He went into the blast engine room
to look at the clock and afterward
rushed out across the tracks that run
between the engine room and the mill.
He did not stop to see that an engine
and trip Of cars were bearing down
upon him The foremost car Of the
trip struck him and he fell to the sids
of the track. where his body was badly
bruised from being rolled before the
trip was stopped.
His escape from death was miracu.
Ious. The ambulance removed him to
his home and DR.. Manly dressed his
injuries. Last night he was resting
quite comfortably.