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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-24
PRESCRIPTIONS OF ONE KIN
ONLY
er0IIn 80 - THENr

W.fe-"Doas It hurt your skin when
pull q gray hair out Of your beard?"
Elderly Husband-"No, but it hurts
my feelings. New York Weekly.
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A NEW ARGrMENT

81 don't see why folks say that cigar
cites do nothin but harm" said Johnny
Cadkins
That's all they do" replied his faith
err.
"They do some good" persisted the
lad.
what is it,
They take bad little boys and make
angels Of them. Washington Star
PRESCRIPTIONS OF ONE KIND
ONLY.
Or. WaXem doesn't know enough 10
write 4 prescription, does he?"
"Ol, he'd do in some places"
Some places?"
yes; in prohibition districts, for in
stance. Chicago Record.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Fall River, Mass, Oct. 5.-There has
been the biggest business in the print
market during the week that it has had
for several months. Starting at 31s
cents, less l per cent, the market ad-
vanced to 3Ik cents, to BIC cents for
contracts, 3-16 cents for spot, a basis
of 81 cents for adds and closed at S14
cents for spot contracts till April. The
total sales were 401 900 pieces. almost
evenly divided between orders and re-
gular 81 squares, the trading rally being
in contracts at 316 cents and contin-
ued steady. The sharp advance in cot
ton has compelled the manufacturers
to hold for even higher prices. The
market has not been as high as 3A
cents before since July 1888. With
cotton at 9is cents for spot, manufactrr-
ers are generally not selling many
goods. The demand was good for ev-
erything TO April and the sales for de-
livery on that month were very fair.
The best months were November. De-
cember and January.
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COFFEE MARKET.

New York, Oct. 5.-cofee-Options
opened dull at 5010 points decline; ruled
steadier on local covering. which absorbed
foreign selling; narrow market either one
way or the other; closed firm e. net 5
points higher 70 points lower: October.
$l525; December, $1i.so615O5.
Spot coffee-Rio quiet; No. z, Isisc. Mild
quiet; Cordova, Isl. Gi9c.
Santos-Strong; good average Santos "a.
500: receipts. 1900 bags: stock, 24,OoO
bags
Hamburg-ouiet. at !. pfennig decline:
sales. 1900 bales.
Havre-Opened quiet at y franc decline:
closed = IN y franc decline. total sales.
1900 bags.
Rio-Ffrrn: No. Z Rio "a, 500; exchange
the United States. 400 bags: for Europe
200 bags; stock. 1885, bags
Warehouse deliveries from New oYrk
10 AZ bags: New York stock today. 81. 1s9
bags. United States stock. 31.4i2 bags;
afost for the United States. $500 bags:
total visible supply for the United States
Gr, - bags. against rs bags last year.
FLOUR MARKET ;sSGscH
NEW YORK.
New York, Oct 5-Tfour-Recesp;s. r.
90 barrels: exports. s 20: quiet, buyers
holding OF: spring wheat steady and mills
are sold ahead; winter patents. s1ss75 %,
Minnesota patents, S59G&7S: 90 bakers
. SsasF1.
Rye aour-FIrrn: supe-fire. f5as %.
Buekwheat aogr-stsaey. At H-SaLA
Minneapolis. Oct S.-Flogr-F1rm ard
steady; first patents. & HGS =. frs, clears.
$ 5osf2 8, second clears. xz5ss-zs: bakers.
S255G15.
81 Louis. Oct. s--Flour-Rscsipts. =
On. shipments. 500. quiet. a shade CT.
patents. 1Ssfs515. extra fancy. nGEzlS
fancy. 3 Epd1-so. choice. = ssfx-7A
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Miss Clarence Norris gave

Miss Clarence Norris gave a
candy pull Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. r. Spangler entertains the
Cooking club next Thursday.
Miss Elva Waller entertained the
Wells circle yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Dyer entertained
the Coldwater club Friday evening.
Mrs. Irma Bristow has gone to Des
Moines. Ia, where she attends school.
Mrs. P. w. Cook of Ida avenue en-
tertained for Willie and Mary Dorsey
Wednesday.
Wednesday evening Mrs. j. n. Roach
entertained for Mrs. Jackson who is
visiting from the south.
Hypatia has decided to hold fits an
nual entertainment in the Plymouth
Congrega tional church October 16.
Mr. Will Hellar, son of Martin Hellar
of this city, will next Wednesday wed
Miss Helen Peck, at Tacoma, Wash.
Next Wednesday at 9 a. m. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Caldwell on
College Hill, Miss Caldwell and Mr..
SampeI McRoberts of Chicago, will be
married.
Mrs. NJ. N. Murdoch gave dinner to
Mrs. Mary E. Lease Thursday evening.
Those present outside the family were
Mrs. Nereus Baldwin, Mrs. S. w. Nor
ris, David Leahy and Mrs. Lease and
Mr. Charles Lease
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GENERAL MARKETS
CHICAGO.

SI1ISaoOs
Chicago. Oct. 5-Pork-CaSh, $ 35; De
Lard-Cash. s. s2ik bid: January, s5.s21k
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct. 5.-Butter-Creamery.
f7Gapc: dairy. 14G15c.
Egg%Ffrm, lie.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Oct 5.-Butter. eggs. whisky.
cotton ties and bagging-Unchanged
Lead-Firm at yesterdays late ad-
vances; sales range from Sl"n3-i5.
Spelter-Dull and declining. &s-t7-
Pork-Standarf mess, SSssizgsel
Lard-PTime. $50; choice, ST.
Racon-Shoulders. (boxeD SEQ. longs,
S. %: ribs. =. %: shorts, ss6-i2-
Corn meal-s1-5DGl-55.
Bran-Dui and irregular; sacked. east
track. 54Gs5c.
Flaxseed and timothy see6-UnchanEe6.
Hay-Fairiy active. firm for choice. low
grades dull and almost unsalaole. prai-
RE. S.ooa?loo: timothy. $S.sgGlAee Ithis
side.
Wool-Unchanred.
NEW YORK
New York. Oc;- 5--Sugar-RaT steady:
far refining. SIC; centrifugal = test. IKE.
refined steady; standard 4 4s-lsGfNsc.
confectloners 4. ( 7-fsfTsszc; cut loaf. els
65sc; graduated, s-lsc.
Hay-FIrm: spring. ssg9@c; good 20
choice. SsEaoc.
Corn meal-Steadv: Brandywire. S-sa
crop. safe: is5 crop. 79Iec; Pac!tic coast.
Issi crop, sis$sc.
Hides-s;eady: California, 1sGlSiec, Cal
weston. IsGi71zc: EEenos Ayres cry. &c.
Texas dry. Isll &c
Leather-DuE: hemiock sole. Bue1os
AyreS light 20 heavy weights, &c
Beef-QGiet; family. loei-c: beef hams.
IzfIsc.
Gu; Eezt-Fsrn: picked bellies as
TIC. picked shoulders. $3.50: pickles
hams. SGs.c
LarSi-ousst and easy: western closed
s. -. refined steady
Cot,oaseed o,i-sissdy; prime crude. &c.
summer yellow. gi@6@Sc-
Pcrk-steady. rev Essss- S1s-rsl e =.
family. s1zssE.2 @s; shcrs clear. lilo
Ia5a
Rsce-s.sa6y; sou1ssilc. far 20 extra
Mosasse<-ou.e;: Se- Orleans. oFez
kettle, good 10 choice. 2s3lc
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool Ocr &-Szco1-2UieE c.
mad peer. shorE rEbs. = psGzEs, IS -
long clear. = 70 = pounds. sis -; saorz
clear backs night = pounds ss- sao-t
clear nt5cies heavy. = To1s1<. IS 81.
clear bellies. Il 20 Is pounds. - :
ShoEl1s-s-eouA-s. = 20 = pounds IA
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WOOL MARIE
NEW YORK.
LONDON.

~ GN Iohh.
New Yo,k, Oct. 5.-Wool-Steady; do
nestle fleece, 1925 cents; pulled, 1922
cents.
LONDON.
London, Oct. Sat the wool auction
sales today 13,02S bales were offered, of
which 700 were Withdrawn. The offer
ings were of an average quality. Comb
ings and cross-breds met with p keen
demand. The following are the sales
in detail: New South Wales, 3,262
bales; secured, SIAd@1s Sd; greasy, Az
@1011d. Queensland, 1,095 bales; scour-
ed, Sd@1s3d; greasy. 5G9hd. Victoria,
2,510 bales; secured, sd@1s sgd; greasy,
solid. South Australia, 1853 bales;
secured, 111adG1s Id: greasy, 5A@Sd.
Swan River, LOG bales: secured, Is;
greasy. 51kQ7d. New Zealand, 3,50S
bales; secured, 91adI1s Sd; greasy, 5ia
@s1kd. Cape of Good Hope and Natal,
.6SS bales; secured, 7dq1s 415d; greasy,
6@715d.>
Next weeks offerings are 1873 bales.
The imports OF the week were $3.50
bales.
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II you think our advertisement Is not
sincere just step into our store and in
Vestigate. We have closed down our
factory and have already sold part 81
the machinery. We are surely going 20
leave Wichita. though much We regret
IL. Circumstances. however. compel il.
Hence our great sacrifice sale.
Fair week reduced our stock grea tly
beyond our expectations. We stu
have nice assortment Of harness.
whips, fur and plush lap robes. horse
blankets, wool carriage rugs. etc. that
must be sold within the next two weeks.
No reasonable offer refused Come
early and get the best bargains while
the stock is yer fresh. Fixtures for
sale and building for rent
GEO. II. LLOYD * co.
CorEsE Topaka and Dnal-iss
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and of $31 1885,. 600 since August 81 last
This money represents IN part the gold
export movement, but more than any
thing else the demand for the interior.
The actual loss for the week was S.
sos. 800. of which $739. 800 was in specie
and 81. 099, 800 legal tenders
Deposits are down to $40, 099, 300 the
loss for the week being IS. 037. 900. The
aggregate volume Of deposits has fell
len off since June 1, over S2i ,000. 600 and
since August 81, $50, 500, 900. The de-
posits of the New York banks as report
ed for the last week are nearly $50, Co.,
900 less than for the corresponding week
in 1894.
New York, Oct. 5.-Clearings, $112,-
Az. s17; balances. ss.32o.s57.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-Clearings, a5,-
12s.774; balances, s2.032, ISL
Baltimore. Oct. 5.@Clearings, $685.
SSS; balances, $685., SIG.
st. Louis, Oct. 5.-Clearings, s3.479.-
rs; balances, s274.6s2. Money 5G7 per
cent New York exchange % cents
discount bid
New Orleans. Oct. 5-Clearings. ST.
764, 44s
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.
New York, Oct. 5.-The exports Of
specie from the port of New York for
the week amount to 1896, 0G9 in gold and
1851 sos in silver. The imports were:
Gold, s26, $50; silver, s17.61S; dry goods,
s3,113,O87; general merchandise. $685.
7S7.
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Glass in sight Reading.

Miss Jessie L. Clark, superintendent
of music in the public schools. VIII con-
duct a class N Sight Reading of Vocal
music during the winter beginning Oct.
10 This class Will meet a. the rooms
Of the Wichita Musical club, City Hall.
Tuesday evenings at 7:S0. All desiring
10 do ths- work address Miss Clark at
1908 North Market street dl2l-1t.
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COTTON MARKET

l0tlh-
New York Oct- 5-Cottoc-Easy. MD
ding. sc: net receipts zons. rross. g
bales. exports contiasaf. AZ bales. sziss
- bales. al splare-s, stock III Sts Sa1es.
NEW ORLEANS.
New oTiezus. Oct z.---o-zo1-<lEies ard
steady. nl6GlinE. Blk. low rnitclszx.
7-lSc- good Ordinary. Sc re; recso ts.
=. ~ ssiss. gross, lo.Iss hz(ez. contars1f {.
fss bales cozS-Tlse, - bales. szgsx.
80 bzles. stock II - ta1es-
ST. LOUIS
ST Louis. OF s-Cotto1-e te11ys -
sales rep-5-ts5. r1ifdisrg So. rec<zpfA -
- bales. shipments. Ia tz.ez. stock. g
81 hziss.
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LIvK STOCK uAEKET.

Chicz<c., o. s-Ho<s-Rrrezpts. E.sE.
ACTIVE. Ee1s-ziiT E-e25Y. hztT- Ez7zU4&.
r7l1ed Ess<1s H. h=ary, 9 ss&<G
Cattle Resk4F:s- -. agszess b4eSss. = y
SEE eDzs 1sc sssfe-s- t-1zzxX. s:eck-
s-s AID ssf5ers. E-fSEE
SAee1-zece.c;A s.se. s.sxtys
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''S-rg your Bellies young gentlemen
while the golden opportunity IS open 10
obtain goods at your own prices at
PeArce's auction sale.
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THE CHURCHES.


South Lawrence Avenue Christian
church-Preaching at II a. m. and 7:3O
p. m. Sunday school at 8; Y P. S. C.
E. and Junior c. z. at Ais. All are in
vited. G. T. Black. pastor.
Rev. W. S. Vail will preach a sermon
Sunday morning on the leading theme
of Mr.. Zanfiwell's book, 1.-The Master "
The subject will be THE Unquenchable
Thirst and several illustrations will
be taken from the scenes of the book.
All are welcome.
First Baptist church-Services are
Preaching at II a. m and 7:30 p. m, by
Rev. C. H Wareham Of FL Dorado; Sab
bath school at 10 a m; Young Peoples
meeting at Sis p. m; Advisory board
meeting Monday evening at 100
The pulpit Of the First Baptist church
viii be occupied today both in the morn
ing and evening, by Rev. c. H Ware
ham OF FL Dorado Mr.. Wareham is
one OF the most prominent ministers OF
the Baptist church in the state, and he
viii doubtless be greeted by lare con-
gregations at the Y NJ c. A audi
eorium-
Church OF Christ, Scientist, hall over
i55 and ISL North Market street-Ser-
vices at the usual hour, IL a. m, to
which all are welcome. Christian
Science dispensary and reading room in
the same hall, open from l 10 8 D. m
every DAY except Sunday Any one de-
string TO read, learn or talk on this sub
ject are invited TO call
The service at the Central Church OF
Christ Lordsday at 1o:45 a m, Will be
in the interest of Church Extension.
Miss Minnie Blake will sing an effOr-
tory at the morning session The ser
vice for the evening viii be Glad It'd
ingS" Miss Jessie Clark is musical
director and good music will be render
ed both morning and evening. Come
St Johns Episcopal church. corner Of
Third and Topeka avenue-Services IL
a m and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject:
Common Sense in Religion" Holy
communion directly after service.
Morning music by quartet choir; even
ing, full vested choir. Young Peoples
service. z p. m; Sunday school, $3.50 a
m All cordially invited to be present
The Central Baptist church, at Gar
field hall, corner First and Water
streets-Regular preaching services at
II a. m. and 1870 p. m, l.. A Hall, pastor.
Subject morning sermon: Christ, The
Model Preacher" Eneing theme:
"Misspent Tears" Sunday school at
10 a. m, Mr.. Phil Alexander, superin-
tendent. Junior union, 8 p. m; B. Y.
p. u. at $50 E. P. Walden chorister.
Brown Memorial Reformed church.
corner of Topeka avenue and Lewis
street-Services by the pastor, Bruce
Griffith. as follows: Honest Home
Services" at II a. m. Evening service
at o'clock. subject of discourse, "The
Jewish Commonwealth After the Baby
lion Captivity" the last of a series of
sermons on Old Testiment history.
Sunday school at 10 a. m; Y. p. S. c. L.
at p. m.
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CorneE Topeka and ponglas

The cheapest. the best and most rella-
bic tailoring establishment. Bargains
IN some uncahed for suits. Wichita
Tailoring Co. az East Douglas avenue.
dIsI-S;s
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- Past reputation must be maintain
Cd" This is the order given by Mr.
Pearce in regard 10 the conduct OF the
auction sale now going on at his jewell
~ store. Everything at your own
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Pattern Hats

will receive 2 large invoice OF pattern
hats Wednesday, Oct. 9. Mrs. L.
kOher, Isl North Main street.
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SPECIAL >a.e aon,,ay.

Scotch caps. at Partisan millinery Co,
above Cash HendersOn's, l30 y. Main
street. Your choice for ST. dl21-1t
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Fair Week.
Pattern Hats.

Send your bills to the o X advertising
and distributing agency. Guthrie, Q. t.
Rox on dI21-ots
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Oct. 5.-Cattle-Receipts
800: shipments, 2.6Oo; steady: Texas steers.
81 1913 90: beef steers. S3.s0d5.20: native
cows. s.. 00G3.I5; stockers and feeders, g 80
QS.S5.
HogSReceipts. 1870: shipments. 100;
weak: heavies. S50Qi05; mixed. $500
400; lights. S3.75d4O.
Sheep-Receipts none; shipments. 500:
steady.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Oct 5.-Cattle-Receipts. 400:
shipments, 400; dull; steers brought s.. 80
Q340: cows and heifers. sl-5d3.oo.
Hogs-Receipts, LOO: shipments. 200.
heavy. S99q4-25; mixed. s3.75Q4.i0; light.
$4.OO14-e 20.
Sheep-Receipts. so; shipments, DO.
steady; native muttons. s. e0d3O.
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Pattern Hat.

l Will receive large invoice Of pattern
hats Wednesday. Oct 2. Mrs. Z
koher. is7 North Main street
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Pattern Hats.

I will receive a large invoice Of pattern
hats Wednesday, Oct. 8. Mrs. E
Koher, 1877 North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-06

I will receive a large invoice Of pattern
hats Wednesday, Oct. 3. Mrs. Z.
koher, 49, North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-06
WICHITA POULTRY CO.
Chicago Board of Trade

A many complaints are coming % The
Chicago Board OF Trade showing ira,
persons intending 20 deal "a Erain ard
provisions through members Of TIE Board
ard subject 20 lis Tules and rexsia-io-s
are rnltset TITO 6sakrz with perssrzs Or
firms Eho have 70 coursction with fhs
Board. ths puS1c 10 cautioned against
dealing ~ n such rssrHons or firms arr =
notified that GEORGE r. STONE. Sec
retary. VII answer srY Inquiries as %
whether any particular persoz CO fra u
q member % sul Eozrt
GEORGE =. STONE. Secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-06
WICHITA MARKET

The receipts of cattle were too light TO
make a market yesterday. The market
however was quoted steady.
There was the usual Saturdays light
supply OF hogs in the yards yesterday.
The few hogs sold were at a decline OF
TO 10 cents lower.
% ~ 273 g 50 10 80. f92 81 20
2 40 go 40
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SELLING is FREE
DECEMBER WHEAT CLOSES AT FIVE
EIGHTHS LOWER

Large Northwestern Receipts, Diminished
Exports. Mondays Estimates and.. Two
Million Bushels Visible Supply Increase
are the Main Elements for Weakness
kaffir Craze Is = Depressing Factor-
Corn Initiates Wheat, Closing ut Losses
Ranging from One-Fourth to Three
Eigths Cent-Similar Declines In Data
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Who says times are hard" or CON
f3dence all gomez Witness the crowd
ed attendance at our opera house and
especially at Pearce's Jewelry auction.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-06

Eastern ladies attend art and jew
elry auctions to get posted not only on
styles, but the origin of designs used
in artistic wares. Such an opportunity
is now offered in the closing out sale of
w. w. Pearce's stock
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Pattern Hats.

I will receive a large invoice Of pattern
hats Wednesday, Oct. 9. Mrs. Z.
Koher, 1877 North Main street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-06
Pattern Hats

I will receive large invoice OF pattern
hats Wednesday, Oct. 9. Mrs. l..
Koher. 1877 North Main street.
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Chicago. Oct. 5.-Pork-Cash, $ 3; De
cember, s. 10.
Lard-Cash. s5s2ik bid; January. s5.s21lk.
KANSAS CITY.
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LOANS AND CLEARrNGs.

New York. Oct She New York
Financie- says this week. Decreasing
deposits and loss OF holdings ara TIE dis
tinguishing features % The New York
hank Statement for the week ending
October :
The clearing house banks last week
held only s15l, ass. 400 IN cash which Is
loss ot 81. 90. 90 s.cce June ] Last:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-31
M'CRINDLE STILL ABSENT.
Pyuo School win He without Priuoipa
Whom school Opens.

Pyuo School VIII He without Principal
Whom school Opens.
The cloud that at first was no bigger
than a mans hand has now grown to
the proportions where II threatens to
cause for the Lackawanna township
school board Il conflict. Recently when
the board met to hire teachers for the
ensuing year. II was agreed to trans
fer Professor 4. q. Osborne from the
princlpalship of the Pyne school to
the Meosic school to supplant Profess
sor !. H. Davey. The programme was
to change the two teachers named to
each others places.
William Morgan. the local director Of
the Pyne school, refused to agree to
take Davey and wanted a pedagogue
from Taylor named Phillips appointed
at the Pyne. The other directors do
not want to throw Davey overheard
1t has been suggested as compromise
that Joseph Mulderig. who is a capab BILE
and efficient young teacher and is now
assistant at the Continental school, be
made principal at the Pyne and Mary
Coyne. Of Minooka, appointed In his
place.
Morgan doesn't want that either. The
other five directors will either have to
take the bull by the horns and place
Davey at the Pyne school In spite of
Morgan, or drop Davey and place Mr.
Mulderig there likewise against the
dictator's wish.
The meeting last night was attended
by five directors, King, Higgins, Da-
Wis. Lowering and Morgan, and yet
they did not appoint a teacher. They
adjourned until next Monday evening.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-31
FINE PLAYING At fARV|EW
Tennis Tournament Featured by Very
Brilliant Work.
CONTEST FOX THE CUP TODAY
T. e.. Fuller and w. V. Johnson Took the
Match from II. Torrance. Jr.. und
n. c. MOOn-Thsir Playing
Was Very Clever.

The tennis turnament begun on
Thursday at Farview was continued
yesterday and will be concluded this
afternoon. The playing excelled that
of the previous day, ana some very
brilliant work was executed, especially
in the sets for the championship
doubles between II. Torrance, tr.. ana
n. c. Moon. Of Carbondale. and w. v.
johnson and +. c. Fuller. OF Scranton.
The weather and sky Were favorable
for the sport, which opened up with the
preliminary doubles. w. V. Johnson
and r. G. Fuller We're paired against
Snyder and +. =. Fuller. The former
team won both sets handily. The
scores were 6-3. 6-1. In the consolation
singles N. l.. Moon won from Charles
orchard by a score of go. 6-l.
+. c. Fuller, who had defaulted In
the third set of the championship
doubles, was pitted against II. Tor
rance jr. in the final singles. and was
defeated in both sets by the scores OF
81, 6-l.
Very Interesting Match.
The enthusiasm of the spectators
was reserved for the last match OF the
day. and they had an opportunity to
give vent to 1t as soon as the first set
was begun. 1t was to decide whether
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Scral toms tennis experts and cham
pions for the season Of '94, were to re-
tain that title for the present season.
Carbondale was represented on the
court by II. Torrance, 3r, and N. Z.
Moon. In the contest last year the lat
ter team won two straight sets from
the former pair. but Fuller and Johns
ton captured the next three sets and
the match by some exceptionally clever
work. Yesterdays scores In sets'w
and lost and were a repetition OF last
years with the exception OF the fifth
and final set, which won and decided
the contest in favor Of the Carbondale
boys and gave them the title Of cham
pions for the season of '95.
The playing was the finest,ever seen
In northeastern Pennsylvania In dou-
bles as many as nine drives occurring
In the plays of the first set, seven Of
them taking place In the last Of the set.
The scores were rs, Ga, 4-6. 81, Ga.
Playing Closely Watched.
The playing of Torrance and johnson
was closely watched by the followers
of the game that they. might pick the
winner of todays match between these
two gentlemen for the possession of
the beautiful Delaware and Hudson
cup won by Johnson last season. and
with 1t goes the championship Of north
eastern Pennsylvania.
Play will commence at o'clock.