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The evening times., 1895-08-22
WILL RIVAL THE NOONDII
Beautiful Light Plant Installed
in ST. Patrick's.
NOVEL EFFECTS OBTAINED
Cluster of MuIti-COlOred Lamps Light
Nnve and Altar and Ent wine the
Arches and rillars-MOre Than
Five Hundred Bulbs Employed In
the ID esigus.

When the a rchbishops of the United States
assemble in st. Patrick's Church October
- on the occasion of the soeDn pontifical
mass to be celebrated as part of the cNcr-
ciscs of the coming Eucharistic Congress,
they will be delighted by gorgeous dis
play.
The beautiful gothic interior Of st. Pat
rick's will glow in lambent beauty, iliu-
mined by 500 high-powcr electric lights.
This IL not to he n display of electric
lamps. because all but a few artistic burn
ers will bc hidden from view, and the
blaze, as of Eponday, will be reflected
into space by an adjustment of heavy
mirror glass.
This is a rev departure in the lighting
of great edificcs. clear idea OF the
system may be had from a description
of the altar and sanctuary. The front
panels OF the nagnificcIt new altar are
four great slabs of transparent white
alabaster, behind each of which are fifteen
high power lamps. These are so arranged
that they may be covered with crimson,
purple or white glass, rs the ritual of the
Catholic Church dictates the color nf the
vcstmcnts worn in her service. The whole
altar front will shine now with dclicacy
of radiant white, or, again, flash with the
pride or JOY of ruby "r purple.
CLUSTERS OF LILIES.
In front OF this, and hidden from the
congregation behind the soaring arch of
the sanctuary, are fifty lamps. On the
side walls. the only lights visible, are
st,a mad
in opal white glass.
The two side altars are reproductions
in miniature of the main one. The basso-
rcliefos, seven on each side OF The church,
of the Stations of the Cross, will also he
illumincd by hidden lamps. The SIX
groined and mullioned arches taat cover
the nave or auditorium. will be lighted
by twenty-five lamps, placed around the
apex OF every ore; ard the capitals OF The
pillars viii also be picked out i'll ihcan-
descent burners.
FINE NEW ORGAN.
In additional preparation for the cerc-
monies of the Euciaristic Congress,
$1,000 organ. worked 10y electricity, has
been installed. Taken as whole, the
electrical service of st. Patrick's is unique.
1T Is 10 ttIt tAltHt tAifi iih'h'oi IN th'
effect sought for. but the partial trials
already had assure perfection. The lights
are all connected With u ~ isch board in
the sanctuary, 80 that any part OF Them
nav bc shut off or turned out at Will.
The wiring has been matter of great
nicely. aid a room urder the sanctuary,
fifteen by IweIty-thfce feet, is completely
covered with their intricate maze
The Euciaristic Congress, as has been
mentioned in The Times, is gathering OF
all the hierarchy OF the American Catholic
church in honor OF the blessed sacrament.
All The arcabshops of This country VII be
present at this congress, as they VIII be
in the city on account of the meeting OF
the directors of1hc Catholic University.
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His Method of Accomplishing Good.

A workman near Lew iston, Me-, the
other day found tin can with copy OF
Paradise Lost" sealed up in it. 1t Gre
ated a great deal Of curiosity among the
people along the river front until some one
explained that in a certain town up river
lived an old tinsmith of a literary turn OF
mind, who each year soldiers up books in
cans and throws them into the river, with
the hope that they will float out to the
people on the islands or be picked up by
sailors, and from their peculiar way of
reaching them, will be read with curl
osity, and will do some good.
The evening times., 1895-08-22
Suit of Good Old CIot hes.

E. E Lander, of South Paris, has a
broadcloth coat that has been in use forty
years, a pair of Calfskn boots twenty years,
a pair of pants thirty years, pocketbook
that was his Grandfa ther Lander's 80 years
ago, gun used in the revolution, an apple
grown in 1853, or fortytwo years ago. He
also has wagon wheel that was used by
South Paris merchant in hauling rum, etc,
from Portland seventy-five years ago, and
is now in use on farm wagon.
The evening times., 1895-08-22

She Tells of the Killing of Her Hus-
bn nd a nd the ReasOn.

The trial of Mrs. Mary Harmon for kill
ing her husband on June . last was ycster-
day continued al Fairfax Court House, the
usual large attendance being present
Mrs. Harmon testified in her own be-
half, and was not confused by u rigid cross
examination. She told of her efforts to
support eight children by her own exer-
tions, and detailed the visit of the husband
TO her house and his attempt to force an
entrance after she had repeatedly warned
him to desist. After he disregarded her
protests, entered the house and attempted
to seize her she shot and killed him.
Various witnesses testified as to Mrs.
Harmon's good character, her husbands s
bad reputation, and his insane jealousy of
her. 1t was shown that he had frequently
beaten and otherwise maltreated her. The
defense then rested.
The arguments will be made to-day. the
judges charge given, and the case viii
probably go to the jury this afternoon.
A verdict of acquittal is expected.
The evening times., 1895-08-22
INpoRsEp THE BOYCOTT.

Columbia Lodge, No. 174, Machinists,
with Master Machinist Henry Lewis in the
chair, met last night at McCauley's Hall on
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. A large
number of members were present and dur
ing the regular routine business, which was
transacted, the lodge unanimously en-
dorsed the action of the Federation Of
Labor, placing the lexington and Soldiers
Home Railroad and all its branches ON the
unfair list. There was an election of ten
new candidates and q press committee, con-
sisting of R. j. Jones, E. 8. Stokes, and
William Andrews, was appointed.
The evening times., 1895-08-22
PLATE PRINTERS.

The regular meeting OF the Plate Printers
Assembly, No. 1887. K. Of L., was held az
G. A. R. Hall last night, There was very
good attendance and a number OF old
members were reinstated Every man will
be in line on Labor Day and all are en-
thusiastic over the subject. The final
arrangements for the parade were made
and the usual routine business transacted.
The evening times., 1895-08-22
yoluminous and Intricate.

"Ah. hal" said the old college man, as he
picked up sheet of paper and examined IL
closely, Its been year since I saw i table
of logarithms."
THAT isn't a table of logarithms," said
his friend. snatching the paper away.
That's the score of this mornings cricket
match. Chicago Record. 9,
The evening times., 1895-08-22
Shooting at a Governor.

Vienna, Aug. ga dispatch from Bel
Grade 10 the Fremdenblatt, says that an
attempt was made a few days ago to
murder Tscherim Pasha, governor of
Monastir. in Macedonia. An unknown man
fired four shots at him, but none of them
took effect. The man succeeded in making
his escape.
The evening times., 1895-08-22
Looked Only at Results.

"Gracious. smedley, who's been pulling
your whiskers out?"
MY baby did it."
Heavens, man, you're disfiguring your
self that way"
Yes. I know, but, you see, 1t keeps the
baby quiet."-Chicao Record.
The evening times., 1895-08-22
To
Attract
Trade

at a dull time of the
year, it is necessary to offer
some special bargains.
Some of the greatest bar
gains we have to offer just
now are in Carpets and Rugs,
which we are clearing out
cheap, before our new stock
comes inf you happen to
want anything in that line,
this is a good chance to pick
up some handsome Carpets
for very little.
We always have bargains in frsni-
ture: our corner has acquired repu-
tation for them
WASH. B. WILLIAMS,
~
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Gold Mounted Fountain Pens at
Turnquests, POS Washington avenue.
Novelties in Pearl and Silver
Turnquest's, POS Washington avenue.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
By St. Joseph's Society on the Death OF
Mrs. Anne Quinn.

N, 9. Io..nh,s Socicfv ou thc Death of
-. Ev,.u
- 70. ,,,
AT regular meetihs oi the ot' Iosepi'
Society, held at the ST. Joseph round
ling Home. December IL, 1895, Rev.
Father McManus presiding, a commit
tee was appointed to prepare resolu.
t,nrs 30 ragrat an tho death NJ Mrs.
' O..,. M. sa,,,,,,,,,,r ,,,ar. "a =
Anhs Quinn. - ~. ;.
opteo' as expressing Tie leeii"S" VI '"e
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19
HELD N BONDAGE
All Her Lifs-Happy Release at Last
Of Miss Alice Young, Who Rs.
sides at 3e2 Alexander Street,

Rochester, N. Y.
(From the Rochester Democrat and Chron.
icle.)
pleasantly ct 392 Alexander street, by
Miss Alice Young, who told how since
childhood sheh been held in the bond
age Of pain from her back. never re-
membering the time that she had not
suffered pain or aches in the region of
the. kidneys. Many were the means
she used to find relief but there seemed
no remedy for her case and she re-
mained captive: then along comes
these little enemies to- backache, Doan's
Kidney Pills, and half box releases
the bonds. as one by one the aches and
pains disappear, she finds herself q
slave to pain no more. by their con-
tinued use. She says: II was entirely
am perfectly strong, healthy and we'll"
How did you take this remedy?"
Miss Young was asked by our repre-
sentative She replied that she fol-
lowed directions explicitly. Miss Young
then told how the malady Affected her,
saying her symptoms were. STOPPING,
bending over. walking or standing any
length Of time always gave me q pain
in the small Of my back had a pain
in the Kidneys all the time and IL I
caught cold It would always settle
there; the pein suffered was Of q
very exhausting nature; at night /
could only lie nat on my back, any
other position causing pain and suffer.
ing; the nerves passing UP my bacl
were affected and this brought with Il
severe headaches, hut a. frsaid before
Deans Kidney Pills have removed al
pain and suffering entirely and I, never
felt bettsr 4nd healthier In myhfe." w
poefl's Kidney Pills are fors1s BY
Foster Nilburn Co., BuffAle. N. 4, sole
aGo0tS tor the United DtateA
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damus to compel the city to satisfy the
judgment Of $2.276. awarded in the re-
cent suit between these parties over the
repairs Of West Market street. Mr..
Diehl was surprised to learn that s.
B. Price. attorney for the city, had on
the Saturday previous, appealed the
case to the Supreme court, and that
the Turnpike company had accepted
service Of the appeal.
The case has gone up and Mr.. Price
expects that 1t will be argued early in
February.
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ATTORNEY TAYLOR VERY ILL.

Telegram Received Yesterday Summon
ing his Relatives to Florida.
A telegram was yesterday received by
the relatives of Attorney H. l.. Taylor,
who went to Florida about month ago
for the benefit of his health, announc-
ing the news that his condition is worse
and that his recovery is a matter OF
doubt.
This intelligence will be deeply re-
gretted by the numerous friends of Mr..
Taylor in this city. Some of his i'm
mediate relatives left yesterday for the
south to 60 to his bedside. He has
suffered from nervous prostration for
several months. 49, 81
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19
Diamonds, Diamonds,
Diamonds,
| diamonds, Diamonds,
| Turnquest's. 205 Washington avenue.

Novel designs In Silverware at Turn
quests POS Washington avenue.
$1.69 for an eight day clock
In elegant oak or walnut case,
Strikes half hours and hours,
Runs fully eight days,
Guaranteed to keep correct time,
Fine movement and q
Wonderful value at $1.69.
Turnquest's, 2o5 Washington avenue.
$3.50 buys Solid 14kt Gold Lace Pins
at TurnQuest's, 205 Washington ave.
Ladies' Trinkets in Silver and Gold
a speciality at Turnquest's.
TurnQuest's Plated Ware is the best
and cheapest in this city and you can't
find a finer stock to select from.
25 cents buys a heavy Sterling Silver
Thimble at Turnquest's. 205 Washing
ton avenue, for either miss or woman.
Remember friendships with a pretty
Souvenir Spoon from Turnquests.
rs cents buys a neat jewelry present
at Turnquest's.
Plenty Silver or Gold Tooth Picks to
pick from at Turnquest's.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19
GOT ANOTHER MANS FEES.
Now NJ. s. Matthews Finds Himself In th
Cousstv 1niI In COusc uHcnce

Now NJ. s. Matthews Finds Himself In the
County JaiI In COnsc qucnce.
County Detective Thomas Leyshon
lodged the information with Alderman
Millar on which the warrant was issued
yesterday, charging NJ. S. Mathews. of
Bulls Head, Providence, with goiing to
the county commissioners office and
there obtaining through false pretence
and forgery a warrant for fees due
George w. Salisbury on coroner's in.
quest of which he was Juror. The de.
fendant was arrested and given a hear.
ing last evening. He was committed
to jail in default OF bail to await the &C.
tion Of the grand jury.
He denies that he secured by fraud
or otherwise the money due Salisbury
and insists that he was not near tne
county commissioners Office. Despite
his demurrer the docket in the county
commissioner, Office, 1t is alleged,
shows the marks Of his handiwork.
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News Of tbe Suburbs.

Christian characteristics Of the de-
ceased and the esteem which her per-
sonality commanded. The floral offer
ings comprised many beautiful tokens.
A large number of the friends Of the de-
parted were in attendance at the
funeral. The pall-bearers were: Will
liam Penn Morgan. william V. Grif-
fiths. Thomas Lowering. John Lowering,
John Morris. and Thomas Spencer. In
terment was made In Washburn street
cemetery.
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WASH LrTfLE LATE.

Turnpike Company WAatsd 70 Compel
the City TO Settle the Judsmsnt
On Monday Attorney Dlehl, Of the
frm Of Watson q Dishi representing
the Providence and Abine{sn Turnplks1
company, applied to court for man
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Your friends are all going to Turn.
quests for their Christmas Jewelry
What's the matter with you? Think II
over. ..-.
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Turnquests Christmas gifts In Jew
elry at 205 Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Watches that you can swear by for
accuracy at Turnquest's, 205 Washing
ton avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

To serve Christmas cake. use one Of
TurnQuests new style Cake Baskets.
Your friends will appreciate 1t more.
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Turnquest's Card Trays are so pretty.

Don't be awake nights wondering
what your friend would like as Christi
mas present. The common sense way
IL to 60 right to Turnquest's. 206 Wash.
tnston avenue, and you cannot fail to
get something that will delight even q
professional crank. 4tt IA
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19
Piles! piles. Itching Piles!

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; intense itching
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tu-
mors form, which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. Swayne's
Ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumors. At druggists, or
by mail. for so cents. DR.. Swayne &
Son, Philadelphia. "
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Uncle Sans silver dollars are not one
whit finer than GorhaIn's Solid Silver
ware that's sold by, Turnquest. 205
Washington avenue.
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Give him one of TurnQuest's Fountain
Pens. and he'll think OF you every time
he uses it.
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$1.50 Isn't much. but look at the fun
you can have at the opera with a pair
of Turnquest's Opera Glasses.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Remember, it's Gorham's Silverware
that Turnquest sells.
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Dco,h Of Mrs. Peter Roberts.

The wife of Rev. Peter Roberts, who
returned Monday from trip to Call
fornia. where she went in search OF re-
II. wsd good health, died Tuesday even
irr at the home Of M aud Mrs Thi'ip
Warren, Of North Lincoln avenue. Sew
eral months ago Mrs. Roberts heaith
was desoaired of and. with the nope
that the climate of the west would pe
beneficial, the invalid was taken TO
California. But there was no change
for the better and her friends decided
to bring her back to her home to await
the inevitable 1t came Tuesday night
at eight o'clock.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
Two Collisions Between Electric Cars
Ono ut MOosie and the Other
on Pittston Avenue.

. ,.. - o,,,s,ors
,.s S,s. ,,.s.~usa,,. ono NO.
w .h ,,r,,s 80, the nsv
-, "a =. o,o,,rra, ., Tho
...., .,.o o.,a ,.,,,,..s a. Oh. a.
p,......, ,..,,a ~. ,,-. ,
W. .u,o,,, ona ,ha ranS.r ~ tho
49, . -. t..s,, "a ~, -, ,,,a con
,,,,.. ,,h,o,, - ..r,,nr h.,nr on,,
sHsh.,w So,n.asa Mo,or,nen Iosenh
Daa,S ,,,a., =, ,h,rrs - .h. a. ond
those who sow, tho co,,,s,,n sov a. was
Tho fom,t ~ Tho dr,ver NJ tho wagon
T,,a nor,,rg toy.,har -, Oh. cors Of
Moos,c Gave the nas.anysr. . severe
sho L,n, nm hut rnno ~ tho,,, NO, In
iur.d Mo,orr,an west Eros,rx u,os In
oor,ro, ~ ,hs oor ,,,,.ra hn,,rd ua
ala mot sxnac, to meet a cor whera tho
col,,s,on nccurrsa Tha Gov wh,ch no
Ala woo, haa haar 20 c,,,.h,,,,,a ,v,th
wire FOR the extension q, The line "a
pittstor and ~ voc ra,urn,ne ~ schs-
du,a t,,,a Tha ford.r. ~, hoth oors
wer. brousr ond tho onos.ar.srs sho ron
Christmas Music at the Churches.
The music that will ha rpndQrei 4
Chr,s.,,,n. D,,, n, 9. 49,, Ga O.
,.,-
MsS Sa''o'ic enuie'es anu d. 'me
HICKORY street presbyterian churcn Will
| be especially fine this year. At st.
Johns Farmers mass with Mozart's 8
Kyrie and Gloria will be sung. The
| "Ou, Tol,,s" will h. .ung hv ,rhom,s
Nssdhan,. ,ha ..Inoornns,,s r.., ~,
Nil, U..;o y, D,s..
"'S' Na''e Do."noe' 'ne oa"c'us
ana "Agnus Del, by Miss Donahoe and
Miss Lizzie Coyne; the "DOna Nobis
Pacem," by Misses Winifred Melvin and
| Bessie McTighe The male solo in tho
Credo will be given bv lanes Neeabam
and the offertorv solo .Sonoto Sar,o ;,
hv ASissa. nonaI ~ aSa,.,..
~? ~ MISSES i'ohahoe anu Mei'ih. AZ 81.
mar! churcn Cohcones mass IN r Will
pe given, with Novelio's "Adeste Eide
lis as the offertory piece and PAUL. s
"Veni Creator, Spiritus." In the after
noon rhe choir will, sinv To,a.rs ,,a,
nor, y,u,,o.... S..'..
tJ,oror,, c.. Vi 'he
- o.. ueet enulc" cho'r' mas seiect-
Gu Hhe programme.
|
| Shorter paraernohs NJ News
nue Nstbod,s, En;Soon,I ., "e Suar n Ase
ed the followtnr oftire,.s sor t,n nus on',na .
| yaor. pna,Ia.t ioi 'ne coming
N1.Ss -"Ay me Slear rWAper, Sec
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Additional Onc.Third of a Mil Levy !
Made hy tho Rnard Of Control

Additional Onc.Third of a MIL Levy Is
Made bv tho Board Of Control.
An additional tax of One-third of one
mill to continue for twenty-five years,
or until such time as the recent issue OF
bonds Is redeemed was last night levied
by the board Of control. The resolution
providing for this was drawn up by
the boards attorney, Hon. H. A. Knapp
In order that the teachers may have
spending money for the holidays the
board arranged that they might receive
a half months pay next Friday. The
half-month's pay roll, which was ap-
proved, amounted to SS,043.70. 1t was
decided to have the Christmas holidays
extend from Dec. "a until Jan. 6.
Gold Mounted Fountain Pens at
Turnquest's, POS Washington avenue.
Novelties in Pearl and Silver at
Turnquest's, POS Washington avenue.
TurnQuests 14kt Gold Jewelry is
guaranteed to be up to the full stand
ard in finenesS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

See Turnquests $500 Albertos. solid,
with ten years positive guarantee.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Fine 14kt Gold Watches at Turn
quests. Very close figures
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Solid Silver Spoons. by weight at
Turnquests, 205 Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Fancy presentation Pens at Turn
quests, 205 Washington avenue.
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TO FoRTIFY BOND HOLDERS.

Undoubtedly you can be suited IL
Jewelry at Turnquest's.
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It's genuine if Turnquest says so.
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the suit Of Carson and Davis VS.. Thomas
b. John and Thonas b. John, administra-
tor OF Rachel John. deceased. Debt, $50!
Judgment No. ~ january Term, 1856.
Lev. IA. to January Term. 1886. =
THOMAS. Attorney.
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Robertson Phillips.

Christopher Robertson and Miss LIZ
zie Phillips, both Of the West Side. were
married at O'Clock at the home of the
bride on North Rebecca avenue. Rev
Hugh Davis performed the ceremony.
The bridesmaid was Miss Jennie Davis.
Both ladies' were attractively attired.
Daniel Roberts was groomsman. Miss
Mae Jones played the wedding march.
A reception was held afterward. Mr;
and Mrs. Robertson will reside at 522
North Rebecca avenue.
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Mn. ssertoa Buried .

TIE funeral OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Merton. was held yesterday afternoon
fruue her late residence on Frink stree.
~ 's1fvicea were begun at the house
q Z O'clock. Rev Rogers Israel, Of st.
5suheib bn)lofdh. c6aducted the obsequiss.
~ euntfal sermon touched upon the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-19

Get writing outfit in silver for your
friend at Turnquests 3, POS Washington
avenue.
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ALSO

No. 6.-All the right. tits and interest
of the defendants. Thomas B. John and
Thomas b, John. administrator OF the
estate Of Rachel John, deceased. in and
to all those certain lots, pieces or parcels
Of land situate In the city of Scranton,
county Of Lackawanna and state OF Penn
eight and forty.nine tas snd 4s) IN square qua
or block number nineteen UO and 'front.'
ing on Monroe avenue. now known as Ev-
erett avenue. being each twenty-five t2S)
feet In front and one hundred and eighty
according to q map entitled Price and
Pancosst's >addttioh to the cry Of Hcran.
ton" Coal ard minerals reserved.
All improved with two story double
thereon. eeissd ana taken In execution st
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Williams ilu shes.
Installation Of Rev. Mr.. Moffatt.

The Installation services of the Rev.
J. p. Moffatt will be held in the Wash
burA Street Presbyterian church this
evening. A meeting Of the Lackawanna
Presbytery will occur at 7 o'clock, after
which the installation exercises Will be-
gin. Rev @. z. Guild. moderator Of the
Presbytery. will preside: Rev. d. M.
Buchanan, Of Mauch Chunk. win preach
the sermon: Rev. 3. c. Logan. d. D..
win deliver the charge to the pastor and
Rev. James Mcleod. d. D.. the charge
to the people. Rev. p. H. Brooks stated
clerk, OF the Presbytery. will also par
ticipste.